How do we live our daily lives anthroposopically? Beyond being a student of Steiner, attending a study group, working in an anthroposophical initiative or organization, there are the personal moments, the ordinary interactions, our self-care, our relationships. How do we wake up each morning? What do we think when we look in the mirror or at a sunset or watch a Netflix series. How do we know ourselves anthroposophically?

Epiphany moments occur when a new stage of coming into being becomes evident. In the life of Christ Jesus, we can see that every aspect of His life was part of the process leading to His Epiphanies. 

During the Season of Epiphany between the Holy Nights and Lent, we can bring an Epiphany awareness to living anthropsophically in our personal lives and recognize the intimate details of our own process of coming into being.

There are three parts to this evening: 1. What does it mean to live anthroposophically? 2. Understanding the four epiphanies in the life of Christ Jesus and how do we incarnate these Christic models in our lives. 3. Conversation on the challenges of living anthroposophically in the season of Epiphany.