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 The Four Mystery Plays [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
by: Rudolf Steiner
Translated by Adam Bittleston
(Written in 1910 - 1913; GA 14)
Includes The Portal of Initiation, The Soul's Probation, The Guardian of the Threshold, and The Soul's Awakening. Steiner's bold attempt to depict in dramatic form the experiences of a group of people and their relationships as they go on a path of spiritual development as well as the supersensible beings who help and hinder them.
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 The Four Sacrifices of Christ [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
by: Rudolf Steiner
(1 lecture: Basel, June 1, 1914; GA 152)
Before the sacrifice of the Mystery of Golgotha, the Christ-Being performed three great sacrifices in the spiritual world, which made possible the selflessness of the senses, of the bodily organs, and of thinking, feeling, and willing.
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 The Four Temperaments [ Edit ] Reviews(1)
by: Rudolf Steiner
(1 lecture: Berlin, March 4, 1909; GA 57)
Between individual characteristics and those of the human race in general lie the four main groups of human temperaments: phlegmatic, sanguine, melancholic, and choleric. Steiner describes here how each person's combination of temperaments is shaped out of a particular kind of union between hereditary factors and the inner spiritual nature.
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The Gospel of St. John [ Edit ] Reviews(2)
by: Rudolf Steiner
(12 lectures: Hamburg, May 1908; GA 103)
Steiner here lays the foundation for a new Christology out of his insights into the Gospel of St. John. He says it is not a book of instruction, but a force that can become active within our souls. As Marie Steiner says in her introduction, "With this book we penetrate into the innermost structure of Rudolf Steiner's activities. For all his endeavors had this one goal — to pave for the world the way to Christ."
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The Gospel of St. John and Its Relation to the Other Gospels [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
Overview and Synopses
by: Rudolf Steiner
(14 lectures: Kassel, June - July 1909; GA 112)
This weighty cycle of lectures illuminates many events in the Gospels with the penetrating insight of spiritual science. This book is an important chapter in the development of Steiner's Christology.
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The Gospel of St. Luke [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
Overview and Synopses
by: Rudolf Steiner
(10 lectures: Basel, Sept. 1909; GA 114)
In these lectures on the Luke Gospel, Steiner provides the solution to the riddle of the irreconcilable contradictions in the accounts of the genealogy and childhood of Jesus in Matthew and Luke when he unveils for the first time the secret of the two Jesus children. He also describes the workings of Zarathustra, the relation between the Buddha and Jesus child, and more.
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The Gospel of St. Mark [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
Overview and Synopses
by: Rudolf Steiner
(10 lectures: Basel, Sept. 1912; GA 139)
The Mark Gospel reveals Christ as a Cosmic Being, giving us a sense of his greatness and power. In this lecture cycle Steiner helps us grasp this aspect of Christ, and, like the Gospel itself, it is an artistic work in its own right.
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The Gospel of St. Matthew [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
Overview and Synopses
by: Rudolf Steiner
(12 lectures: Bern, September 1910; GA 123)
The four Gospels, Steiner says, are meant to supplement one another to form a comprehensive picture of earthly and spiritual events. The Matthew Gospel describes Christ Jesus in his human aspects so that he is more near to us in a human sense. From an understanding of the Gospel of St. Matthew "can stream into us courage in life, strength and hope in our labors."
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The Human Being in Body, Soul, and Spirit [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
by: Rudolf Steiner
(Lectures to the Workers: August 2 - 30, 1922; GA 347)
What is Human Nature? How are body, soul, and spirit connected?
In the ten lively lectures, Rudolf Steiner throws light upon these age-old questions about ourselves. With the example of illnesses and their origin, Steiner traces the relationship between body, soul, and spirit. His vivid description of human growth and development opens up the spiritual dimension of our lives, and finally leads to the beautiful picture of the earth as a living being to which we have a very special relationship.
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The Human Soul and the Universe [ Edit ] Reviews(0)
by: Rudolf Steiner
(1 lecture: Berlin, February 20, 1917; GA 175)
Here Steiner describes how human beings may experience three orders of spiritual encounter. with the angel, the archangel, and the archai — or with the genius, the Christ principle, and the Father principle.
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