Rudolf Steiner e.Lib 

Rudolf Steiner's collection of 52 verses, given in English and German, will enable the soul to actively participate in the progressing life of the year as it evolves from week to week. From this menu, you can view the current week's verse, sign-up for the Calendar of The Soul mailing list, or visit the Articles Section where you'll find several translations of the Calendar of The Soul.

Current Verses for the Northern Hemisphere

Current Calendar of The Soul Verse

View the current weeks verse, or view its' octave. You can also read the books notes, preface, and see the graphic.

Current Verses for the Southern Hemisphere

Current Calendar of The Soul Verse

View the current weeks verse, or view its' octave. You can also read the books notes, preface, and see the graphic.

Calendar of The Soul Mailing List status

After almost 30 years, the CoTS mailing list will end with the last delivery on August 2, 2020. The verses will continue to be available online here (see above), all of them all of the time. There are also many other sites online with various translations. We also recommend the purchase of one of the translations in print, for example the Owen Barfield version, The Year Participated. We thank you for your interest in the weekly emails, but the time involved in keeping that going has taken a toll, especially as several email providers have started bouncing messages they view as unsolicited mailings. Once the last mailing has gone out and the list is closed, all email addresses will be deleted from our systems. Again, thank you everyone for your faithful interest! Sincerely, The e.Librarian

Calendar of The Soul Verse for a Given Day

With this tool, you can find the appropriate CoTS verse for any particular day. Be it a Birthday, Anniversary ... any day. Just enter the month, day, and year, and the assiciated CoTS verse will appear.

Calendar of The Soul — the Articles!

A translation of Steiner's Anthroposophischer Seelenkalendar (GA/Bn 40 in the Bibliographical Survey of 1961). It was translated by Ruth and Hans Pusch. See all 52 verses on-line, plus the CoTS graphic, Corresponding Verses, and notes on the dates.