September 23

Jakob Streit (1910–2009) was a Swiss author, anthroposophist, and educator whose imaginative works enriched children’s literature. Inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s philosophy, he wrote countless fairy tales, lectures, and essays on spiritual science. Streit co-founded anthroposophical study groups and contributed to the development of Waldorf pedagogy. His collections, such as 'The Flower of Thought,' blended folklore, mythology, and moral lessons for young readers. He collaborated with artists and musicians to integrate storytelling with visual and musical arts. Streit’s lifelong dedication to anthroposophy and education shaped generations of teachers and thinkers.