Philosophy

Steiner's early esoteric instructions, revealing how he became a pioneer of modern inner development and spiritual activity.

Author: Rudolf Steiner

In this unique study, Prokofieff offers a fresh approach to Steiner’s crucial book, Intuitive Thinking as a Spiritual Path. He shows why the book is so important to Anthroposophy as the work in which Steiner lays a foundation for his method of spiritual r

Lindisfarne Press The Alchemical Wedding Christian Rosenkreutz, the Initiate of Misunderstanding

The Future of Ahriman

Temple Lodge Press The Whitsun Impulse And Christ's Activity In Social Life

Rudolf Steiner Press Mission of the New Spirit of Revelation

In this landmark series of lectures, Rudolf Steiner challenges the notion that human consciousness has in essence remained the same throughout history.

This previously unpublished volume includes an introduction, notes and index.

Angels: Selected Lectures

n these wonderfully succinct summaries of Steiner’s thought, Roy Wilkinson introduces us to aspects of this spiritual philosophy.

By late 1916, Rudolf Steiner had become an important interpreter of Goethe and frequently discussed Faust—probably Goethe’s greatest work—from the perspective of anthroposophic Spiritual Science.

Practical Training In Thought, Overcoming Nervousness and Facing Karma, The Four Temperaments

Temple Lodge Press Rudolf Steiner: Aspects Of His Spiritual World-View Vol. 1

The concept of Intuition is fundamental to Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual philosophy. It denotes a clear, pure mode of comprehension akin to a mathematical concept. We encounter this in Steiner’s earliest writings on Goethe, in the development of his philosop

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Author: Rudolf Steiner

Author: Rudolf Steiner

Author: Rudolf Steiner

Author: Rudolf Steiner

Steiner focuses on the vital task of developing the proper orientation toward a free spiritual life.

Rudolf Steiner Press Anthroposophical Leading Thoughts: Anthroposophy As A Path Of Knowledge: The Michael Mystery

explore the nature and activities of the various "folk-souls," their influences, and their meaning in the modern world.

In this classic translation of Theosophy, Steiner brings us a psychology based not on the conventional duality of body and mind, but on the more ancient division of body, soul, and spirit.