Edmund Knighton

Edmund Knighton, a clinical psychologist and leading scholar on Anthroposophy, joins Paul Chek to discuss the principles of Steiner and Ra. They explore topics like God, space time, judgment, and density levels, leaving listeners questioning their perceptions. They also discuss the responsibilities of love and the perspectives of Ra and Steiner on the harvest and higher self.

Edmund Knighton, a clinical psychologist and Anthroposophy scholar, dives into Rudolf Steiner's revolutionary ideas on parenting and education. He highlights how the Waldorf approach nurtures emotional intelligence and creativity in children. Knighton argues that love is key to overcoming challenges and advocates for delayed reading to enhance a child's genius. He also critiques traditional grading systems, emphasizing that children are unique souls with their own destinies, deserving of a nurturing educational environment free from conventional restrictions.

Edmund Knighton, a clinical psychologist and Anthroposophy scholar, shares his insights on becoming a free thinker. He dives into Rudolf Steiner's philosophies, exploring what it means to be truly human. Topics include the three distinct sections of the soul and the idea that some humans may originally hail from Mars. Knighton emphasizes the importance of personal discernment in spiritual exploration and highlights the necessity of emotional awareness to navigate life's challenges. He advocates for daily rituals that align with nature, forging a deeper connection to self and community.

Dr. Edmund Knighton, a clinical psychologist and movement expert, shares his insights on modern men's work and the evolution of relationships. He emphasizes the power of humor as resilience and the transformative strength of vulnerability. The conversation touches on the dynamics of masculinity, the role of empathy in fostering deeper connections, and the significance of equanimity in navigating life's complexities. Edmund also introduces the 'Be Here Human' program, which promotes presence and community support for personal growth.

Dr. Edmund Knighton, an expert in Waldorf education, discusses topics such as mindfulness, spirituality, Waldorf schools, and the difference between intelligence and intellect. The podcast also touches on parenting, technology's impact on children, maintaining a healthy relationship with technology, and the importance of vulnerability and nature's healing power.