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Calendar
1912–1913
Facsimile edition of the original book containing the calendar
created by Rudolf Steiner for the year 1912–1913
Rudolf Steiner, Christopher Bamford, Ruth and Hans Pusch
“You will find meditative verses for the individual weeks of the
year. You should take these meditations quite particularly into
your hearts, for they contain what can make the soul alive and
what really corresponds to a living relationship of the soul forces
to the forces of the macrocosm.” —Rudolf Steiner |
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The Calendar of
the Soul
Rudolf Steiner, Virginia Sease, Liselotte Mann, William Mann
Provides a meditative verse for each week of the year. Each can
be meditated to help one connect with the annual cycle of nature
and the cosmos. |
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Cosmic
Memory
Prehistory of the Earth and Man
Rudolf Steiner, Paul Marshall Allen, Karl E. Zimmer
Through a discussion of our true origins, Steiner gives us a genuine
foundation for our lives; allows us to realize our real value,
dignity, and essence; enlightens us about our connection with
the world around us; and shows us our highest goals, our true
destiny. |
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Guidance
in Esoteric Training
From the Esoteric School
Rudolf Steiner, Owen Barfield, C. Davey
A collection of exercises, meditations, and spiritual practices
for self-development, selected from material Steiner gave to students
of his esoteric school.
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Mystics
after Modernism
Discovering the Seeds of a New Science in the Renaissance
Rudolf Steiner, Christopher Bamford, Paul Marshall Allen, Karl
E. Zimmer
Steiner immerses us in the evolving stream of these eleven mystics
who appeared in central Europe between the thirteenth and seventeenth
centuries. They managed to resolved the conflict between inner
perceptions and the new seeds of modern science and human individuality. |
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Nature's
Open Secret
Introductions to Goethe's Scientific Writings
Rudolf Steiner, John Barnes
This collection of Steiner’s introductions to Goethe’s works re-visions
the meaning of knowledge and how we attain it. Goethe had discovered
how thinking could be applied to organic nature and that this
experience requires not just rational concepts but a whole new
way of perceiving.
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