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Twin Roads to the New Millennium - The Christmas Conference and the Karma of the Anthroposophical Society (Paperback)
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Twin Roads to the New Millennium - The Christmas Conference and the Karma of the Anthroposophical Society (Paperback)
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Loot Price R485
Discovery Miles 4 850
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First published in the run-up to the new millennium, van Manen's
seminal study remains a unique and important source for
understanding the spiritual and karmic background to the
Anthroposophical Movement and Society, as founded around the work
of the twentieth-century seer and scientist Rudolf Steiner. In his
lectures on karma given in 1924, Steiner spoke of the principal
Aristotelian and Platonic traditions - and the movements based on
their thinking. Van Manen studies the streams of destiny connected
to these groups, and elaborates upon Steiner's presentations - also
tackling the apparent contradictions in the Karmic Relationships
lecture series. The author discusses the background to these
groupings of destiny, beginning with the cosmic Michael School in
the life before birth. He throws light on many different esoteric
aspects connected to anthroposophy, including the archetypal
representations of thinking arising from the Middle Ages; the
Arthurian and Grail movements; the mystery of 'Old' and 'Young'
souls; the individuals identified as 'Seekers for Christ' and
'Servants of Michael', and the 'Shepherds' and 'Kings'. We are led
to the point at which the two principal groups of souls incarnate
and meet together on earth for the first time ever - an event which
is to take place within the contemporary anthroposophical movement.
In an inspiring conclusion, the author presents his thoughts on a
great Whitsun happening at the end of the twentieth century, and
expounds on the tasks of the new millennium and the future of
anthroposophy.
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