Current Issue: Winter 2011/12 (Northern Hemisphere Season)
Themes in this issue include: Beneath the European Crisis; The continuing Significance of 9/11 – Part Two ; S.O.S. – Save Our Seeds; Sleep, Wakefulness and Meditation; Book reviews and much more...
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New View is informed and inspired by anthroposophy. Focusing on issues of the day, its pages contain features, articles, interviews, book and film reviews.
Reader's interest: "The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily" a Fairy Tale by J. W. Goethe. To read a background article click here.