The Bodhisattvas: Rudolf Steiner on the Great Spiritual Teachers of Humanity
Behind the visible history of human civilisation stands an invisible one. Known teachers, philosophers, and spiritual leaders have shaped culture from within the stream…
Connecting Anthroposophy to earlier spiritual streams – Mysticism (Eckhart, Boehme, etc.), Gnosis, ancient Mysteries; providing spiritual interpretations of mythology, legends, and historical developments.
Behind the visible history of human civilisation stands an invisible one. Known teachers, philosophers, and spiritual leaders have shaped culture from within the stream…
Food is not simply fuel. Every culture that has thought seriously about the human being has understood this. What we eat shapes not only…
For over a thousand years, the seven liberal arts formed the backbone of Western education. Grammar, rhetoric, logic — the Trivium. Arithmetic, geometry, music,…
On 25 December 1923, Rudolf Steiner stood before the assembled members of the Anthroposophical Society in Dornach and spoke aloud a text he had…
Something lives in nature that the modern eye cannot see. It moves in the growth of plants, in the flowing of water, in the…
Every genuine spiritual path leads, sooner or later, to a threshold. Beyond that threshold lies the supersensible world — the world of soul and…
One plant killed a god. That plant was mistletoe. In the great Norse mythological tradition, the death of Baldur — the most radiant and…
Few subjects in Steiner’s spiritual science are as little known as his treatment of Mohammed and the Arabian cultural stream. Yet Steiner devoted significant…
Ancient Egypt endures. Its monuments still stand. Its images still speak. Something in the human soul responds to Egypt with a recognition that goes…
Peter is the most human of the apostles. He loves passionately. He speaks before he thinks. He walks on water — and then sinks….