A Spiritual Poem Collection

A Spiritual Poem Collection

Monica Gold’s poetry is a heartfelt tapestry woven from the experiences and encounters of a rich and vibrant life. Each poem emerges from her interactions with people, her moments of painting, writing, and creating videos. Her verses are infused with the essence of friendships, memories of her extensive travels across Russia, China, and Thailand, and the inspirations drawn from these adventures.

For nine summers, Monica journeyed through Russia, capturing the soul of the land and its people in her poetry. Her art therapy courses and a decade of teaching at the university have also deeply influenced her work. Monica’s love for life and people shines through every line, reflecting a gratitude for a life filled with fascinating experiences and cherished relationships, first with Andrew her late husband and then with Giselher.

Monica’s creative journey took a new turn two years ago when her Russian interpreter expressed a desire to see her life beyond the written word. Inspired by this heartfelt request, Monica created twelve videos, sharing her life, her insights, and her surroundings. These videos, available on her YouTube channel, delve into profound themes, including the two Jesus children in Luke and Matthew’s gospels.

Discover Monica Gold’s world through her evocative poetry and insightful videos, and join her in celebrating a life rich in love, learning, and inspiration.

Watch Monica’s Videos on YouTube

About the Author

Monica Gold was born in Germany in 1935. She attended a Waldorf school and throughout her life, she trained as a secretary, Waldorf teacher, and anthroposophic art therapist. She taught for 10 years at Iowa State University in the United States and earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of British Columbia. Monica discovered the writings of Rudolf Steiner at the age of eighteen and dedicated her lifelong work to teaching children, youth, and adults in Canada and Russia. In March 2016, she launched a spiritual initiative, The Circle of Light, which brought her back to working internationally. Together with Giselher Weber, she has edited various books and videos over the past decade. Monica lives in Vancouver; she is the mother of three daughters and has five grandchildren.