Trust for Anthroposophy in Australia

Anthroposophy today, requires a ‘public voice’ so that it can be heard by those who want to and need to hear it. It will promulgate an Anthroposophical point of view on contemporary issues, for which Anthroposophy can give guidance.

Karl Kaltenbach, has been this public voice for the Trust, since 1998. Karl Kaltenbach is known to most members of the Anthroposophical society, having served as General Secretary and representative for Australia at the General Secretary Meetings at the Goetheanum, Dornach, since 1968. For a lifetime of dedicated services to people with disabilities, Karl gained wide respect in the community. In recognition for this service to his fellow man, Karl was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (O.A.M). Karl’s contribution to the furtherance of Anthroposophy in Australia and the Pacific region has been inestimable.

In Memoria – Karl Kaltenbach (12 July 1937 – 28 September 2018)

Dr (h.c.) Karl Kaltenbach OAM, spent his life working for Anthroposophy and is known to most members of the Anthroposophical Society, having served as General Secretary for Australia and representative for Australia at the Goetheanum Dornach, from 1968. In recognition for his service to his fellow man, Karl was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM). Karl was the public voice for the Trust since 1998. His contribution to the furtherance of Anthroposophy in Australia and the Pacific region was inestimable.

There is a biography of Karl Kaltenbach written by his long time colleague and associate, Patrick McDonald, in the articles section of this web site.

This website will promote the unpublished writings and artwork of Karl Kaltenbach, as well as other anthroposophists from Australia and around the world, who are contributing to the awareness of the new era of MichaELic spiritual and esoteric Christian revelation since 1879, when MichaEL took the regency for earthly affairs.