Dear Community of Anthroposophical Friends,

Carl Flygt’s second essay for this newsletter, found below, is entitled American Transcendentalism and Goethean Conversation. It goes further into Carl’s ideas about conversation as a tool that both “awakens” us on our deepest levels and remains subject to our conscious usage. Now, in this essay, he brings light to Goethe’s ideas and the American Transcendentalists using Emerson’s language in the American Scholar.

I hope you enjoy his fresh approach and feel free to share your comments with me and with Carl at his email carl@consciousconversation.com

ABOUT CARL
Carl is an anthroposophical theorist, lecturer and workshop leader. Born and educated in Middle Tennessee, he migrated to California in search of a solution to the mind-body problem. He works with modern philosophy, Chinese qigong, and Rudolf Steiner’s anthroposophy.

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