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Rudolf Steiner's research on memory, recollection and forgetting has many implications for the way we learn, for inner development and spiritual growth. This unique selection of passages from his works offers insights into how consciousness can remain autonomous and creative in a digital environment.

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 meet it in his earliest writings on Goethe, in the development of his philosophical ideas and in his many lectures and addresses.

When we consider the plant world in all its greenery, or the stars with their golden glory, when we look at all this without forming any judgement from within ourselves but instead permit the things to reveal themselves to us...then all things are transformed from what they were in the world of the senses into something entirely different - something for which no word exists other than one which is taken from our very life of soul...' - Rudolf...

14 lectures, Munich, May 22- June 6, 1907 (CW 99)The work of Rudolf Steiner is unique in the way it combines esoteric teaching with practical suggestions for the development of social life. Indeed, we know Steiner today mostly because of the various applications of his ideas in such areas as education, medicine, and agriculture. However, society could not have developed any of these without the coherent and profound body of spiritual knowledge...

Although these lectures were given during 1916, they have much to teach us about the political spin, media distortions, propaganda and downright lies we encounter on a daily basis in public life. Rudolf Steiner's calm and methodological approach penetrates the smokescreen of accusations and counterclaims, of illusion and untruth, surrounding the Great War. Hiding behind this fog, and under the guise of outer events, he reveals the true spiritu...

The Rose Cross meditation is central to the western - Rosicrucian - path of personal development as presented by Rudolf Steiner. Steiner repeatedly referred to the meditation as a 'symbol of human development' that illustrates the transformation of the human being's instincts and desires.

This elegant and beautiful book documents the most significant moment in the history of the anthroposophical movement: the founding of the General Anthroposophical Society in the wooden carpentry shop overlooking the charred ruins of the first Goetheanum. Here readers will find the complete proceedings of the Foundation Meeting as well as Rudolf Steiner's in-depth description of the structure and organization of the new Society.The Christmas C...

Among his many topics, Steiner speaks about the geographic nature of the American continent and the forces that arise from it, the nature of the double (or doppelganger) and the dangers of psychoanalysis, the spiritual origin of electromagnetism, the abuse of inoculations and vaccinations, the meaning of Ireland for world development, confused ideas about angels in relation to higher beings and divinity, and, above all, the need for clear insi...