God and Man
Already there have been philosophies of form that have sought to harmonize the inner and outer worlds. The scientific methods of Goethe, the educational practices of Rudolf Steiner, and the building techniques of Christopher Alexander are just three that place emphasis on all forms as living order, as experiential expressions of the universe’s creative drive. It seems to me very possible that a new science of form might give us the wherewithal to create forms of life that are beautiful, enriching, and alive. This is a vocation most suitable to humanity.
