Translations:Benutzer:Arian/Klett-Mini-Test/670/en

In the practice of the farm community, the building of trust rests on each participant living in the consciousness of his being rooted in the spirit, and of what the individual and common striving-goal is. To gain clarity about this, the study of anthroposophical spiritual science in the widest sense is of help, the cultivation of intuitive beholding and its deepening through meditation, as well as the meditative engagement with the esoteric word-wisdom of Rudolf Steiner. Further, trust is grounded in consensus on questions that concern each individual's contribution: What capacities can the individual bring; how and where is one willing, out of consciousness for the wholeness of the farm, to take on a share of responsibility; how to throw oneself selflessly into the breach, life-capable and presence-of-mind, at any time and anywhere; and how is one inclined to let an esthetic-artistic inner disposition hold sway in all activity? So that such questions may become conscious and stimulate the building of capacities, institutions must be created — these are addressed on pages 177ff (chapter: "On the Spiritual Development and Leadership of an Agricultural Farm Community").