Apocalypse of St. John, The

Apocalypse of St. John, TheRudolf Steiner (author) Initiation enables a person to see, understand and communicate what may be observed with spiritual eyes. St. John's text arises from such an initiation. It addresses the fundamental questions of existence that every human being asks: Where are we? Where have we come from? Where are we going? And because it arises from esoteric Christian vision, it emphasizes the task of the individual: What am I and what is my purpose now in

viewing ageing not only as a period of physical decline but as a time when we can actively participate in shaping life

Freedom of Thought and Societal Forces provides a broad overview of Steiner’s fresh thinking on "social threefolding"

This is a delightful snowy story for young children about embracing seasonal change from the world-renowned Swedish author--illustrator Elsa Beskow

Steiner also shows how the perception of hidden relationships between education and the processes of human development can kindle a heartfelt enthusiasm and a sense of responsibility in teachers for the far-reaching health effects that educational activities can produce

in many languages

and warns that the retarding forces of nationalism must be overcome if Europe is to find its new destiny

Die Bedeutung der Anthroposophieim Geistesleben der Gegenwart (GA 82)

emphasizing both their inner-spiritual and outer-cosmic aspects

‘Illusions

lying leading to ‘phantoms’

For hundreds of years ordinary folk in the small Austrian village of Oberufer on the Danube gathered in the local tavern at Christmas time to perform these plays to their neighbours

Only recently has it become clear that on most occasions Rudolf Steiner would visit a city to give a lecture