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When: Sun, 19 Dec 2010 05:08:34 -0500
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The Rudolf Steiner Archive
Welcomes You
“One cannot read an anthroposophical book as one is accustomed ordinarily to read books at the present day. In certain respects every page and even many a sentence will have to be worked out by the reader. This has been intentionally aimed at. For only in this way can the book become to the reader what it ought to become. He who merely reads it through will not have read it at all. Its truths must be experienced, lived. Only in this sense has Anthroposophy any value.” — Rudolf Steiner [“Theosophy” — from the Preface to the First Edition]
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Guess whose Birthday it is?
At last ... the e.Librarian is of Social Security age! He's now able
to receive retirement benefits, without really retiring! No need to
worry ... the Archive will continue on. There is so much to do, so
much to do. It was July 31st 1945 when Beatrice Mae Müller Stewart
— with the help of Alexander Stewart — gave birth to wee
Jimmy Stewart at the Trenton Maternity Hospital in Trenton, Michigan,
USA. Scottish and German I am ... speaking broken German with a brogue!
— the e.Librarian.
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On This Day (July 31st) ...
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