Description
Henry Barnes, at 96, completed this memoir shortly before his death on September 18th, 2008. He writes about his childhood and youth and his fateful meeting with anthroposophy and Waldorf education. He then goes on to describe highlights of his work at the Rudolf Steiner School and for the Anthroposophical Society. The book concludes with chapters on his old age and the two companions—his wife Christy Barnes and her sister Arvia Ege—whose lives, together with his own, formed a unique constellation of human destinies. Another section of this book includes memories of friends, former students, colleagues and family which throw light on this remarkable individual from many different points of view. Photographs taken at all ages add poignancy to this memoir of one of the great leaders of the Waldorf and anthroposophical movements in the last half of the 20th century.
Contents
Introduction
A Constellation of Human Destinies
Childhood and Youth
My Work Begins
Serving the Anthroposophical Society
Publications
Memories of Family, Friends, former Students and Colleagues
Old Age
Christy MacKaye Barnes
Arvia MacKaye Ege
Thoughts on this Constellation of Destinies
