All over the world, people are tapping into the power of community. This way of doing things is catching on and showing results. It's all about saying: let's do this together. The same applies to farming, as the Swiss Section for Agriculture at the Goetheanum points out—there's real strength in community, and biodynamic farming is already showing us the way. This is their perspective.

Have you ever wondered if there’s more to the world than what meets the eye? Join us as nature coach Daniëlle Langendijk invites us to explore a spiritual take on the enchanting mystery of Light Orbs in our captivating short film "Magic Moments." Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, embracing the unknown can bring fresh magic to our lives.

Different cultures and nations celebrate the New Year in different ways and at different times. Together, they demonstrate that what we often consider a single truth is merely one perspective among many. Moreover, despite their differences, all these perspectives share a common thread: the celebration of hope, renewal, and, of course, our shared humanity. Let's take a look at a few. Happy New Year!

A walk on the wild side: A growing number of "horse owners" are choosing to forgo saddles and reins to establish a deeper, more natural bond with their horses. They are stepping away from routine by enjoying a leisurely walk with their equine companion on a leash. Let's welcome this refreshing approach to horse riding and care, and perhaps, together, gain a unique perspective on the world!

Are we "limited" when it comes to our health? A growing number of health experts say we are not. We talk with Dr. Kim D'Eramo about our body's innate healing capacity, the mind-body connection, and the power of surrender. Sometimes we just need to pause the struggle and tune in to what we can't explain.

Since the passing of renowned animal behaviourist and conservationist Dr. Jane Goodall on October 1, 2025, there has been one recurring theme in the news coverage surrounding her death: her legacy for how we view animals today—animals as sentient beings who matter..

In the West, we often care for our dogs in a similar way: we crate them, reward them with treats when they do something well, and make it clear who's in charge. But do these methods actually lead to a happy dog? Welfare expert Judith Versluis sees room for improvement and shares her insights.

Here's an unusual thought: what if nature had the ability to observe life? What would its perspective be? Mary Contrary suggests nature already imitates us and invites you to see this through rare images. Intrigued? Presenting: Abstract Art: "Life, By Nature"