Anthroposophical content
in english!
The Pleroma project, hosted on the website www.pleroma.uno, is a living and dynamic reality born from the impulse of an authentic spiritual quest based on Rudolf Steiner's anthroposophy. It is not just a school or an association, but a true contemporary initiatory path that intertwines study, experience, community and the art of living.
At the heart of the initiative is the desire to create a space where individuals can cultivate their spiritual self, deepen the meaning of their own biography and contribute to the inner transformation of the world. Pleroma offers a path nourished by esoteric knowledge, meditative exercises, experiential encounters and moments of shared ritual, in a context where the sacred is not relegated to the past but is renewed in the present.
Activities take place both online and in person, thanks to the permanent centre in Buggiano (Pistoia), the physical headquarters of the project and a place consecrated as a “Rosicrucian Temple”. Here, seminars, celebrations and spiritual meetings are held, some of which are linked to the Misraim rite, in continuity with the Rosicrucian and Masonic tradition.
At the same time, Pleroma is also a publishing project: through Pleroma Edizioni, rare, unpublished or hard-to-find anthroposophical texts are published, translated and annotated with great philological and spiritual attention. This work is accompanied by a blog full of in-depth articles on topics such as karma, spiritual hierarchies, cosmic cycles, liturgical festivals and Christian mysteries.
But Pleroma is also a journey: every year, pilgrimages and expeditions are organised to spiritually significant places – from Egypt to Northern Europe, from Israel to Greece – where the sense of the sacred is experienced not as theory but as a direct experience of the spiritual world through places, history and symbolism. Soon also in english based on the international community of interested ones.
The project is also organised through the Pleroma Association, which allows members to participate in exclusive events and to come into contact with a lively and aware community. Within the association there is also a youth group called “Mani”, which addresses the younger generation with initiatives involving study, artistic expression and sharing.
Behind all this is the guidance and impetus of Giorgio Tarditi Spagnoli, founder of the project together with Antonio Passarelli, who are supported by collaborators from various backgrounds – eurythmists, educators, artists, scholars – united by a common aspiration to build a bridge between the spiritual world and concrete life.
The Pleroma Impulse has recently opened the door to the Anglo-Saxon world, or at least the English-speaking world, by translating its online seminars from Italian into English and offering this content free of charge to anyone who wishes to access it. Simply fill in the form on this page.
In short, Pleroma is a project that combines ancient wisdom with the modern need for meaning, creating a place (both physical and inner) where human beings can encounter themselves, others and the divine. It is an initiative that restores depth to the human experience, renewing the Mysteries in a contemporary key.
