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Building Stones for an Understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha - Human Life in a Cosmic Context (Paperback)
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Building Stones for an Understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha - Human Life in a Cosmic Context (Paperback)
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Speaking to audiences in Denmark, Germany and France, Rudolf
Steiner discusses a wide range of topics: from positive and
negative human soul capacities, true self-knowledge and karma, to
changes in human consciousness, from ancient times to the modern
era - all in the context of the incarnation of Christ on earth. The
lectures illustrate the diversity of Steiner's approach when
speaking to different audiences. Reflecting on the polymath
Novalis, for example, he is urgent about the responsibility of
spiritual science to help humanity awaken to the new age. A few
months later, talking of Hegel and deploring the fact that an
interest in spiritual matters often fails to be accompanied by an
equal interest in logical thought, Steiner uses a dispassionate,
philosophical tone. But throughout the lectures he is consistent in
his view that spiritual science does not reject conventional
science. Trained philosophical thinking leads to different
conclusions than materialism, he says, but there is nothing in the
field of spiritual science that need be rejected by rigorous
scientific thought. Although the lectures were given to a variety
of audiences, ideas recur from different perspectives and in
different contexts, with strong thematic links binding them
together. These include the relationship between philosophy and
science; the nature of clairvoyance; Christ's presence in the
etheric realm; reincarnation and karma; the mystery drama The
Portal of Initiation; Christmas and its symbols; and the
transformation of consciousness that occurred when Christ
incarnated physically on earth. In the final lectures, Rudolf
Steiner speaks inspiringly about the Christmas festival,
contrasting the feeling of inwardness that people used to
experience with the hectic cultural environment of modern cities.
However, this does not lead Steiner to be nostalgic about the past.
Rather, he states, we should seek to recreate a mood of inwardness
in a new way, appropriate to our modern age and consciousness.
These lectures give us the tools to bring such a contemporary
spiritual approach to our lives.
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