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The trustees of Steiner‿s estate in Dornach, Switzerland, possess over 1, 000 of the drawings, which visually document Steiner‿s view of the world and his creative way of thinking. A selection of the drawings was first shown to a wider public in 1992. Since then, numerous exhibitions have generated great interest in Rudolf Steiner‿s work.‿

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Samples of Steiner's work are to be found in this book of edited texts, which brings together excerpts from his many talks and writings on the subject of the Druids. This volume also features an editorial introduction, commentary and notes by Dr Andrew Welburn.

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Hilde Raske, an artist and eurythmist, worked and experimented for many years to understand Rudolf Steiner's art and use of color. Raske grew so familiar with his unique works that she could vividly and clearly describe every detail. She referred to Steiner's artworks as 'events' in color and light-and-dark, with living colors that 'spoke' to her.

Rudolf Steiner's four modern mystery dramas are powerful portrayals of the complex laws of reincarnation and karma, transporting us to landscapes of soul and spirit where supra-sensory beings are visible, active and influential.

This thoroughly revised edition of Background to the Gospel of St Mark by Rudolf Steiner, includes notes and appendices by Frederick Amrine and an extensive introduction by Robert McDermott.

Replete with fresh immediacy, rich spiritual content, innovation and occasional humour, these talks were given at a time when Rudolf Steiner was preparing for independence from the Theosophical Society. The lectures are complemented with an introduction by Margaret Jonas, detailed notes and an index.

Barely four months after the end of the First World War, with Europe in chaos and exhausted from years of conflict, Rudolf Steiner offered these lectures of hope and renewal. Despite continuing social troubles around the world, he knew that human beings had an opportunity to organize society in a new way.

Steiner divides these absorbing, previously-untranslated lectures into three sections, opening with 'The Value of Thinking'. He discusses the quality of thinking itself, contrasting 'dead physical cognition', 'living imaginative cognition', 'inspired cognition', and the latter's connection with previous periods of human and planetary development.

Speaking during the early stages of the First World War - with the Western Front just miles away and thousands of young men dying - Rudolf Steiner focuses on the subject of death. These extraordinary lectures, previously unpublished in English, are presented here with an introduction, notes and an index.

14 lectures, Dornach, September 29 - October 28, 1917 (CW 177) Speaking toward the end of the catastrophic World War I, Rudolf Steiner reveals the spiritual roots of the crises of today. Since 1879, human minds have been influenced by backward angels, he says, "spirits of darkness, " who--following their defeat in battle with Archangel Michael--were forced out of the heavens and "fell" to earth. That war in the spiritual worlds has had consequ...

Beginning with ancient Egypt, the pyramids and sphinxes - and a comparison of that epoch with our own - Rudolf Steiner surveys a vast spiritual landscape of human development. This new edition features a revised translation, introduction, notes and an index.

In this series of previously-untranslated lectures, Steiner describes how myths and legends portray humanity's most ancient evolutionary and spiritual history. In the first part of this volume the focus is on Greek and Germanic mythology, the second part features lectures on the nature and significance of the musical dramas of Richard Wagner.

Reassessing human history in relation to the cosmic-earthly events of Christ's incarnation, Rudolf Steiner stresses the significance of both Gnostic spirituality and the legends of the Holy Grail. The new edition of these much-loved lectures features a revised translation and an introduction, appendices and notes by Frederick Amrine.

These lectures offer rare perceptions of the life and philosophy of Rudolf Steiner and were given at a pivotal point in the development of the anthroposophic movement. Steiner's expansive review of the movement is an important narrative account of the developing Western spiritual tradition and the history of the Mysteries.

In a previously-untranslated volume of lectures, Rudolf Steiner presents shattering insights regarding the interaction of human and spiritual beings.