anthroposophy (19TH-20TH CENTURIES).
The teachings of the German occult philosopher Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), derived from an ancient Greek phrase meaning ‘wisdom about man’.
Steiner held that the development of man’s spiritual awareness was of paramount importance. He attempted to treat the investigation of spirituality as a ‘scientific’ study, and based much of his research upon his central contention that man’s intelligence was derived from a more spiritually perceptive form of consciousness which required revival.
Christ’s self-sacrifice was, he argued, a catalyst for such a realization of man’s spiritual potential.
Also see: THEOSOPHY
Source:
R Steiner, Knowledge of the Higher Worlds, G Metaxa, trans. (London and New York, 1923)
Table of Contents
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- 2.1 How to Know Higher Worlds: A Modern Path of Initiation (Classics in Anthroposophy)
- 2.2 Anthroposophy: A Concise Introduction to Rudolf Steiner's Spiritual Philosophy
- 2.3 What is Anthroposophy?: Three Spiritual Perspectives on Self-Knowledge (Collected Works)
- 2.4 Anthroposophy in Everyday Life: Practical Training in Thought - Overcoming Nervousness - Facing Karma - The Four Temperaments
- 2.5 A Psychology of Body, Soul, & Spirit
- 2.6 Experiences from the Threshold and Beyond: Understood through Anthroposophy
- 2.7 Anthroposophy
- 2.8 Outline of Esoteric Science (Classics in Anthroposophy)
- 2.9 Anthroposophy and Mathematics (Introductions to Anthroposophy Book 15)
- 2.10 Anthroposophy: An Introduction: Supplemental Materials (Work in Light of the Christmas Conference Book 10)
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