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Theosophy
An Introduction to the Supersensible Knowledge of the World and the
Destination of Man
Rudolf Steiner
(Written 1904; GA 9)
Theosophy begins by describing the threefold nature of the human
being: the body, or sense-world; the soul, or inner world; and the
spirit, or universal world of cosmic archetypes. A profound discussion
of reincarnation and karma follows, concluding with a description of
the soul's journey through regions of the supersensible world after
death. The book closes with an outline of the path to higher knowledge.
GA 9 Selections ...
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Theosophy: An Introduction to the Supersensible Knowledge
of the World and the Destination of Man (AP 1971)
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