Steinerbooks: 521 books

Steiner was born with clairvoyant capacities, but it was not until he was forty that he could connect his inner experiences with Jesus Christ. After that solemn festival of knowledge, as he described it in his Autobiography, Steiner received ceaseless revelations about the significance of the Christs...

"If we read [Steiners] lectures with an open and attentive inner eye, we may be able to see the Christ mystery, not as a collection of dogmas or facts, but as a spiritual impulse that stretches far beyond the limits of Christs own time and even of the lifespan of Christianity itself. We may even catch...

This anthroposophic movement is not an earthly service; this anthroposophic movement in its entirety, in all its details, is a service of the gods, a divine service. (opening lecture). At Christmas 1923, one year after the first Goetheanum was destroyed by fire, Rudolf Steinerin the wooden carpentry...

In this history of human consciousness, Steiner explains that the world ended in A.D. 300, when it became impossible to find spirit in nature. Since then, we have been living in an increasingly spiritual world on a disintegrating, dying Earth. Although people have been asleep to the spiritual reality...

Dr. Glas discusses with warmth and candor the onset of old age and various afflictions related to the changes in the physical body and senses that occur with the gradual decline in the life forces. He works mainly toward establishing an awareness of the spirit that can shine through increasingly as the...

We have the power to transform our public schoolsnot through government mandates or the newest teacher-proof text series, and not through what many educators call best practices. Our schools can be transformed by applying Waldorf-inspired practices into the public-school setting. This little-known, but...

What does it mean to be human? Human development unfolds in a twofold way. On the one hand, there is an ever-more profound incarnation, or inhabitation, of the physical body. On the other hand, there is the increasing discrimination of the individual objects of the world. Difficulties and obstacles along...

Anthroposophy has manifold roots in natural science. Rudolf Steiner never tired of saying that the development of scientific awareness had given people the possibility of freedom, that the way to cognizing the spiritual world is based on the natural scientific attitude, and that certainty of such knowledge...

Society debates, legislates, and regulates education more than it does any other profession. It has become popular to think that democracy gives everyone an equal say in educational matters, while those in other professions are relatively free to work according to standards set by their professional...

Based on a talk at the New York Open Center in 1999, this book on the identity of John speaks of Christian initiation in a new wayone whose time has come. What Smith has to say is both extraordinarily suggestive and remarkably conclusive. Covering a lot of ground in a way that is accessible, the author...

The Great Pyramid at Gizeh, the oldest and largest of the pyramids, is a time capsule from another age. Built before Moses even began writing the Old Testament, it was already ancient when the greeks of Alexander's time called it one of the seven wonders of the world. Like the time capsules our civilization...

Here are amazing insights showing reincarnation to be deeply and powerfully revealed in the Bibles most fundamental aspects. How and why have these insights escaped attention for so long? At last, they are uncovered here by a confluence of conventional Bible study and the epochal spiritual discoveries...

The lecture presented here were given by Rudolf Steiner at a series of public meetings in Christiana, Norway, in May, 1923. He had gone there at the invitation of Scandinavian friends to take part in the founding of the Anthroposophical Society in Norway. Upon their request for a series of public lectures...

Exploring the wonders of every kind of monetary transaction, Siegfried Finser reveals how all transactions interact with the human psyche. Having evolved through the ages, money is no longer an object so much as it has become a worldwind of circulation, moving at various speeds and achieving a myriad...