Corona und die Überwindung der Getrenntheit

Content Thomas Hardtmuth: The Corona Syndrome - why fear is more dangerous than the virus Christoph Hueck: Vaccination, proof of vaccination, vaccination requirement - ideology of control versus Christian individualism Charles Eisenstein: The crowning glory - what kind of world do we want to live in? Andreas Neider: Corona - counter-image of a necessary change of consciousness About the authors Charles Eisenstein Charles Eisenstein, born 1967, is an American author and speaker. His work covers a wide range of topics including the history of human civilization, the economy and the ecological movement. According to Eisenstein, global culture today is entangled in a destructive history of separateness, and one of the main goals of his work is therefore to offer the alternative history of connectedness. Many of his works are inspired by Eastern thought and the spiritual teachings of indigenous peoples. Eisenstein is associated with the Occupy movement, the new economy and the permaculture movement. As a proponent of the gift economy, he makes most of his works available free of charge on his website: www.charleseisenstein.org . His most recent publication: Klima - eine neue Perspektive, Munich 2019. Thomas Hardtmuth Dr. med. Thomas Hardtmuth, born in 1956, is a physician, freelance author and lecturer for health sciences and social medicine at the Baden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University. He grew up in Heidenheim, graduated from the Waldorf School in 1974, studied human medicine at the TU and LMU Munich. Since 1985 medical activity at various clinics in southern Germany, most recently as senior physician for surgery and thoracic surgery at the Klinikum Heidenheim. Regular lectures, seminars and publications in the field of medical anthroposophical anthropology. Some of his latest publications: Medizin im Würzgriff des Profits die Gefährdung der Heilkunst durch die Gesetze der Ökonomie, Heidenheim 2017 - Die Rolle der Viren in Evolution und Medizin - Versuch einer systemischen Perspektive, in: Jahrbuch für Goetheanismus 2019 In Vorbereitung: Das Mikrobiom des Menschen. A detailed description of microorganisms and their significance for man and nature, Berlin December 2020. Christoph Hueck Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Christoph J. Hueck, born 1961, studied biology and chemistry, doctorate in genetics, research in vaccine development in Germany and the USA. Many years of involvement with anthroposophy. Waldorf teacher, lecturer in Waldorf education and anthroposophical meditation. Editor of the journal Die Drei and co-founder of the AKANTHOS Academy for anthroposophical research and development. Publications on biology and anthroposophy, the foundations of anthroposophy and Waldorf education. Research on, among other things, the lifelong health effects of Waldorf Education and Rudolf Steiner's depictions of developmental anthropology. Andreas Neider Andreas Neider, M.A., born 1958, studied philosophy, ethnology, history and political science. He worked for 17 years in the publishing house Freies Geistesleben, first as an editor and then as a publisher. Since 2002 head of the cultural agency Von Mensch zu Mensch. For 14 years organizer of the annual Stuttgart Education Congresses. 2015 Co-founder of the Akanthos-Akademie Stuttgart e.V. Speaker for anthroposophy, meditation, media education and criticism of digital transformation. Numerous publications in the Verlag Freies Geistesleben and Rudolf Steiner Verlag. Contact via email aneider@gmx.de, website: www.andreasneider.de His latest publications: Denken mit dem Herzen - wie wir unsere Gedanken aus dem Kopf befreien können, Stuttgart 2019 Digitale Zukunft - kritische Betrachtungen zur digitalen Transformation und wie wir ihn wirksam begegnen können, Stuttgart, 3rd edition 2019 and together with Michaela Glöckler and Hartmut Ramm: Corona - eine Krise und ihre Bewältigung, Stuttgart, 2nd edition 2020.