The Apostle Peter: Rudolf Steiner on Rock, Fall and Redemption
Peter is the most human of the apostles. He loves passionately. He speaks before he thinks. He walks on water — and then sinks….
Connecting Anthroposophy to earlier spiritual streams – Mysticism (Eckhart, Boehme, etc.), Gnosis, ancient Mysteries; providing spiritual interpretations of mythology, legends, and historical developments.
Peter is the most human of the apostles. He loves passionately. He speaks before he thinks. He walks on water — and then sinks….
Every human being thinks, feels, and acts. Yet in ordinary life these three capacities remain bound to the physical world. Thinking follows sense impressions….
Before the Earth existed, a catastrophe occurred. It happened not in physical space but in the spiritual world itself — in the vast hierarchical…
Something quietly shaped Western spiritual life for centuries before anyone spoke its name openly. No institution claimed it. No public movement advertised it. Yet…
Most people, when they think about the future, think in geological or astronomical terms. Stars burning out. Continents drifting. Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual science offers…
Seven days in a week. Seven colours in a rainbow. Seven musical notes before the octave repeats. Seven planets in the ancient heavens. Throughout…
When people speak of lost civilisations, Atlantis commands the imagination. Books, films, and esoteric traditions have made that sunken continent one of the most…
Among all the figures that Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual science brings to light, few are as astonishing as Christian Rosenkreutz. History knows the name primarily…
Among all the great spiritual figures of human history, few are as universally loved as Gautama Buddha. His image — serene, luminous, inwardly still…
Few ideas in modern spirituality are quoted so often and understood so vaguely as the “Akasha Chronicle.” It is spoken of as if it…