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With servers in virtually every country, the
Rudolf Steiner Archive & e.Lib
is truly a World-wide presence for the Anthroposophical Movement. Whether
you're a seasoned follower of the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner or someone
coming here for the first time, this site will challenge your thinking and
allow you to experience the world from a different point of view ... it's
the same ... only different!
Start with
The Basics
(see the top of the left-hand menu) and then move on
to other topics that may pique your interest. There are
28 books,
hundreds of
articles and essays,
and over
6,700 lectures
that Rudolf Steiner gave to the world. You'll find some good things to get
going with the items below:
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Meditate on these
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Adolph Arenson's Top 50 (+ 2), Book of the Week |
Twenty-Fourth Week of the Year:
“The Gospel of St. Mark”
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.
The ten lectures presented here were given in Basel, Switzerland from the 15th to the 24th of September, 1912. In the Collected Edition of Rudolf Steiner's works, the volume containing the German texts is entitled, Das Markus-Evangelium (Vol. 139 in the Bibliographic Survey, 1961). They were translated from the German by Conrad Mainzer and edited by Stewart C. Easton.
This volume is presented here with the kind permission of the Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
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Rudolf Steiner Audio
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Visit
this site where you can find most written works by Steiner and many
of his lecture series' available as free, MP3 audio book downloads.
Selections are recorded and read by Dale Brunsvold.
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Read about Kindle at the Archive
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Anthro-related News ... now with Pictures!
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On This Day (June 20th) ...
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