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Even before this happened, Ita Wegman wrote to Maria Röschl, dated 22 February 1935:

„All the old forms, including the very last form for Anthroposophy, have been thoroughly broken, and it now seems to me as if one no longer has to look for a form for the life of Anthroposophy, but that every human being is himself the form with which Anthroposophy wants to unite.

In 1912 she opened her own practice in Zurich with an attached small infirmary and the possibility of physical therapy. Aufl.) ISBN 3723510760

Bd. Her mother Henriette was a fine-boned but powerful person who was also able to withstand the hardships of life. (unveränd. For all men on account of her extraordinary dignity and virtue admired her the more.

It has been suggested that Hypatia was the originator of several scientific inventions, including the pane astrolabe, which used a pair of metal disks that rotated one on top of the other around a removable peg to measure the positions of the sun and stars.

ISBN 3-85817-064-X (2. Dornach. 2004. (Schriftenreihe des Ita-Wegman-Archivs, Bd. 5) Natura-Verlag im Verlag am Goetheanum. ISBN 3-7235-1229-1

Peter Selg: Die letzten drei Jahre - Ita Wegman in Ascona 1940-1943. Hypatia was also an engineer and inventor: she invented the astrolabe for ship navigation and devices for measuring the density of fluids.

Her urn was buried in a chapel in Ascona designed by the artist and art therapist Liane Collot d'Herbois, a close friend of Wegman.
BRIEN MASTERS’ career has included two professions, in music and education, the latter the focus of his PhD. In addition, he has pursued a decades-long interest in the anthroposophical approach to karma and reincarnation, which has resulted in lectures and workshops on Schubert, Wagner, Böcklin and Garibaldi, and published articles on Emerson and Oliphant.

In the same year Emperor Theodosius I published an edict prohibiting various aspects of pagan worship, whereupon Christians throughout the Roman Empire embarked upon a campaign to destroy or Christianize pagan places of worship. 1997. 2005. 1996. She presumably created a device to measure the level of water and a distillation system, as well as the hydrometer, a sealed tube with a weight at one end which could be used to measure the specific gravity of a liquid.

These are supplemented with short extracts from literature which reverberate with the word, helping to reveal the intimately intertwined karmic missions of Marie Steiner-von Sivers and her work-companion and soul-partner, Rudolf Steiner. ISBN 3-7235-1205-4

Peter Selg: „Ich bin für Fortschreiten“ - Ita Wegman und die Medizinische Sektion.

2004. 350–370; died 415 AD) was a neoplatonist philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, then part of the Eastern Roman Empire.