Today's show focused on integrating Waldorf. Most people have a stereotypical purist in mind when they set their Waldorf standard. On today's show, I worked to help you overcome that standard by talking about what the heart of Waldorf is and how you can make it work no matter where you are on the journey or your circumstances.
I shared this verse by Elsa Beskow, from her book "Around the Year":
"Dear apple on your branch
please fall into my hat
for if I take you off the tree,
they'll not be pleased with that!"
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Our next show is October 5th and the topic is developing the will. We will continue to discuss "Rhythms of Learning" by Roberto Trostli. We had some requests to revisit chapter 5. Send us your ideas and questions to discuss on air waldorfessentials@gmail.com. Otherwise... I'll just pick my favorite parts!
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I want to again thank everyone who has helped us with the radio show. We really enjoy putting it together.
From our home to yours...
Melisa & Erik Nielsen
Owners, A Little Garden Flower
