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 | | 192pp, Anthroposophic Press ISBN 0-88010-354-X, Paperback, AP #145 ISBN 0-88010-355-8, Hardbound, AP #176 Title: The Constitution of the School of Spiritual Science Rudolf Steiner (7 articles (short): Jan. 18 and June 7, 1924; GA 260a) These essays are on the founding and development of the Anthroposophical Society and the School for Spiritual Science. | | | This is followed by a rich account of the stages of sleep and the period between death and rebirth, especially the role of Christ after death as revealed to spiritual cognition. | | | 62pp, Anthroposophic Press ISBN 0-88010-067-2, Paperback, AP #703 Title: Deeper Secrets of Human History in the Light of the Gospel of St. Matthew Rudolf Steiner (3 lectures: Berlin, Nov. 1909; GA 117) These lectures examine the four aspects of Christ as portrayed in the four Gospels with special emphasis on the Gospel of Matthew. |
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| | Lecture: It is a Necessity of Our Earnest Times to Find Again the Path Leading to the Spirit |
| | Through an inner necessity, spiritual science was from the very beginning pursued in the circle that afterwards obtained the name of “Anthroposophical Society”, in a different way than in the Theosophical Society. | | | But these stragglers could not understand it, for instance, through our anthroposophical spiritual science, for this did not, of course, exist at that time. | | | The year 333 after the Mystery of Golgotha, was, as it were, the year in which last stragglers of those who were still able to have a real understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha could be found in Europe. |
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| | Tiscali - Search |
| | Contains an index with web links to several pages concerning Anthroposophy, the Anthroposophical Society in Brazil, as well as to Brazilian and world anthroposophical initiatives. | | | Anthroposophical essays on varied subjects with the aim of contributing to an awakening of human thinking to the meaning of the times in which we live. | | | A summary of the new teachings that were given to the world which reveals the object of secrecy of the antique initiations of the Schools of Mysteries. |
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| | Goetheanum: Home |
| | Anthroposophical Society and the seat of the School of Spiritual Science. | | | Basel in Switzerland: The Goetheanum serves as the center of the worldwide |
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| | Golden Dawn Society - Crystalinks |
| | At the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century, of a secret "initiatory" society of Rosicrucian inspiration formed and was called the Golden Dawn. | | | The Golden Dawn, founded in 1887, was an offshoot of the English Rosicrucian Society created twenty years earlier by Robert Wentworth Little, and consisted largely of leading Freemasons. | | | It was in contact with similar German societies, some of whose members were later associated with Rudolf Steiner's famous anthroposophical movement and other influential sects during the pre-Nazi period. |
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http://www.crystalinks.com/goldendawn.html
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| | SteinerBooks |
| | It is now the center for the Anthroposophical Society and its School of Spiritual Science. | | | Rudolf Steiner designed a second building, which was completed after his death. | | | After the end of World War I, Europe was in ruins and people were ready for new social forms. |
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| | RUDOLF STEINER - CHRONOLOGICAL BIOGRAPHY |
| | Separation from the Theosophic Society and foundation of the Anthroposophical Society. | | | Beginning of activities as a lecturer on various Anthroposophic themes under the invitation of the Berlin Theosophic Society, transmitting only the results of his own original esoteric research. | | | On autumn, foundation of the Free Waldorf School (Freie Waldorfschule) in Stuttgart (GA 293-295), directed by him up to his death; this school exists up to now, at the Hausman street. |
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| | SteinerBooks - The Anthroposophic Movement |
| | In 1924 he founded the General Anthroposophical Society, which has branches throughout the world. | | | An all-encompassing review by Steiner of how the anthroposophic movement came into existence--leading to the establishment of the Anthroposophical Society. | | | This book is an important work for those interested in the history of and impulse behind the anthroposophic movement; for those seeking insights into an important stage in the history of the Mysteries; and for those who wish to know more of the life and philosophy of Rudolf Steiner. |
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http://www.anthropress.org/detail.html?id=185584009x
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| | Home - Anthroposophy Network |
| | A direct feed from the Anthroposophical Society "Calendar of Events" is also included. | | | We have also added a direct feed from the Anthroposophical Society Calendar of Events that is updated continuously. | | | The Calendar of the Soul continues to use Marcel Solcas excellent calendarofthesoul.net site. |
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| | A Forum |
| | (In Moscow in 1919 Lenin had founded the Third International while in the same year the League of Nations had emerged from the ideas of American President Wilson.) In December 1923 members were invited to Dornach to attend the founding of this 'International Anthroposophical Society' in conjunction with a Christmas Conference. | | | The first step could be that all those who have become members of the General Anthroposophical Society scrutinize their membership to see whether at the same time they acquired membership rights in the Dornach Association of this Society. | | | Finally he decided to take the course of integrating the Anthroposophical Society into an 'International Anthroposophical Society' by means of founding national Societies in a number of countries. |
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| | The Anthroposophical Society is to be an association of people whose will it is to nurture the life of the soul, both in the individual and in human society, on the basis of a true knowledge of the spiritual world. | | | The seat of the Anthroposophical Society is at the Goetheanum, whence the Executive Council shall bring to the attention of the members or groups of members what it considers to be the task of the Society. | | | It will endeavor to fulfill this task by making the anthroposophical spiritual science cultivated at the Goetheanum in Dornach the center of its activities, together with all that results from this for brotherhood in human relationships and for the moral and religious as well as the artistic and cultural life. |
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| | What is threefolding? |
| | The aim of this lecture is to throw some light on why the threefold archetype is so important in our time, both for society in general and for the Anthroposophical Society, and thereby to stimulate some enthusiasm for working with it and for it, including the threefolding of the Anthroposophical Society. | | | Above all perhaps, it is surely fitting for threefolding to be at the centre of the Societys concerns in 1998 - the third repetition of 666. | | | As Anthroposophists we therefore first need to understand threefolding in man, as it relates to the hierarchies of the spiritual world, then see how this works out in society. |
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http://www.monju.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/index3e.htm
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| | Tomberg, Anthroposophy, and Catholicism |
| | Karl Boegner, the leader of the Berlin Study Center of the Anthroposophical Society and someone quite familiar with Tomberg, responds on page 16 to the publication of his various writings in a friendly but critical way. | | | Of Baltic origin, Tomberg encountered anthroposophy (but never Rudolf Steiner personally) in 1917 and soon developed into an important and beloved speaker in the Anthroposophical Society. | | | All of that was among the things lost because the conflicts that befell the society after Steiner's death in 1925 and Tomberg sought entry into the Catholic Church. |
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| | Waldorf Critics Archive 0105.1 (May, 2001, Part 1 of 4) |
| | The grounds for its prohibition read as follows: "According to its historical development, the Anthroposophical Society is internationally oriented and even today continues to maintain close contacts with foreign freemasons, Jews and pacifists. | | | Therefore, schools which are built out of the anthroposophical world view and led by anthroposophists mean danger to true German education, particularly through the relation of the anthroposophical communities to Dornach, the international center of anthroposophy, in which Jews also play an important role, or at any rate have played until the present. | | | A survey of the teachers and leaders of the individual Waldorf Schools in Germany before the [Nazi] takeover indicates clearly that the Jewish impact was important in the German anthroposophical communities and schools." Prof. |
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| | Intro.htm |
| | The Goetheanum is the seat of the administration of the Anthroposophical Society, and the School for Spiritual Science (Freie Hochschule fuer Geisteswissenschaft). | | | The Anthroposophical Society, as it exists today, was founded by Rudolf Steiner in 1923, and has its headquarters in the Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland. | | | Regular national and international conferences are held in the Goetheanum by the specific sections. |
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| | Isn't the publishing of such a circular against the will of the governing committee in Dornach contrary to the expressed will of Dr. Steiner, who in an issue of the members' letter indicated an intention that the permission of the governing committee be obtained for anthroposophical activities (and to such belong indeed such anthroposophical tracts). | | | And perhaps the battle with what seeks to erode the severity and the purity of Rudolf Steiner's spiritually scientific method of work and push the society into the grip of psychic sensationalism--it is perhaps that that in the final analysis lies deepest at the foundation of the difficulties in the society. | | | Only to those who through vanity made themselves susceptible to temptation and succumbed to temptation through the false praise of immature and self-seeking friends--only to them could it occur to perceive and recommend themselves as the heirs and continuers of Dr. Steiner's esoteric knowledge. |
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| | Intended as the building in which Steiner's four dramas would be performed, the Goetheanum also became the center of the Anthroposophical Society which had been founded by students of Rudolf Steiner in 1912. | | | Today the Goetheanum is the world headquarters of General Anthroposophical Society, which was founded at Dornach at Christmas, 1923, with Rudolf Steiner as President. | | | In 1913, at Dornach near Basel, Switzerland, Rudolf Steiner laid the foundation of the Goetheanum, a unique building erected in consonance with his design and under his personal supervision. |
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| | Anthroposophical Society in America: Home |
| | Anthroposophy Worldwide, the main international newsletter of the Anthroposophical Society, is published 10 times a year by the General Anthroposophical Society located in Dornach, Switzerland. | | | Anthroposophy Worldwide will be sent as a link, so you can download the PDF file when it is convenient for you (members currently do not pay for this service but donations are welcome!). | | | Special "Classic" editions of the Journal for Anthroposophy will be published four times during the next two years. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925),anthroposophy, Waldorf Schools |
| | Theosophical Society from 1902 until 1912, at which time he broke away and formed his Anthroposophical Society. | | | There is even a non-accredited Rudolf Steiner College offering B.A. degrees in Anthroposophical Studies and Waldorf Education and an M.A. in Waldorf Education. | | | After age 14, the third stage, an astral body is believed to be drawn into the physical body, creating the onset of puberty. |
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| | Waldorf answers - Who was Rudolf Steiner? |
| | Based on lectures that he was invited to hold in the Theosophical Library of Count and Countess Brockdorff in 1901/1902, Rudolf Steiner developed in an initial form, during the following decade, what he named an "anthroposophical spiritual science", based on the idealistic tradition in philosophy, rooted in the thinking of Aristotle, Plato, and Thomas Aquinas. | | | In 1923/1924, Rudolf Steiner initiated the foundation of, and started to build a general Anthroposophical Society and a School of Spiritual Science. | | | Steiner was 65 years old, and was the leader of the Anthroposophical Movement, which has its headquarters at Dornach, in the Alps. |
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| | The Michael Impulse - Lecture IX |
| | This building has not only been put here externally for the use of the Anthroposophical Movement, or of the Anthroposophical Society, but just as it stands there, in all its details, it is born out of that which our movement purposes to represent before the world, spiritually and otherwise. | | | Up to the present time it could not be completed, it is true, and even now we can hardly predict definitely when it will be finished. | | | Modern civilization has so little consciousness of the mystery which underlies this, that we may say the following: For certain reasons, about which I shall perhaps speak here again, we have called this building Goetheanum, as resting upon the Goethean views of art and knowledge. |
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| | Waldorf Critics Archive 0104.2 (April, 2001, Part 2 of 2) |
| | We've quoted Steiner ad nauseam on science; we've deconstructed Goethean science; we've argued about the application of Goethean science to simple physics like light and colour, and the beliefs of otherwise stable and conventional scientists like the physicist Arthur Zajonc, high mucky-muck of the Anthroposophical Society of America. | | | We've been around the block many times on what is taught as science in SWA schools, and why it's not anything at all worth teaching to children as education, but only more of the Anthroposophical supernatural mumbo-jumbo designed to inculcate irrational thinking in children. | | | What would be interesting to me, from the point of view of one who is tired of re-arguing the issue of SWA "science" from the scientific perspective, is to discuss -- and the two Peters suggest -- the _political_ genesis and meaning of Steiner's pseudo-scientific pronouncements. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner Archive: Obits |
| | The secret for removing the present ills from society lies in the division of the community literally into three separate states, the economic, the political, and the spiritual, the author maintaining that our troubles now arise from the confusion of these states. | | | His scheme for the organization of society that would make everybody happy was described in his book, “The Threefold State” of which more than 100,000 copies were sold on the Continent, as well as a large edition in England. | | | Steiner was 65 years old and was the leader of the Anthroposophical Movement, which has its headquarters at Dornach, in the Alps. |
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| | ISD: Warrah Special School |
| | Warrah School is a founding member of the Association for Rudolf Steiner Curative Education and Social Therapy in Australia, itself affiliated with the Medical Section of the School of Spiritual Science at the Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland, centre of the General Anthroposophical Society. | | | Warrah School Society is a Registered Charity offering a range of disability services, including special schooling, residential services, employment training and supported employment, which receive partial funding from the NSW Department of Community Services, the Commonwealth Department of Health and Human Services and the NSW Department of School Education. | | | At Warrah, we believe that the teacher is a 'gateway' through which the child enters the world, as it is the teacher's own enthusiasm that encourages the process of learning. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner House and the Steiner Theatre Home Page |
| | Rudolf Steiner House is the home of the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain. | | | The Society is concerned with the cultivation of anthroposophy itself, the insights of which are like the soil out of which different activities are able to grow. | | | Rudolf Steiner House and the Steiner Theatre Home Page |
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| | AIM25: Thesaurus corporate names: T |
| | The English Section of the General Anthroposophical Society | | | The Humane Society for the recovery of persons apparently drowned |
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| | Steiner went on to found the Anthroposophical Society in 1912, and ended his association with Reuss in 1914. | | | O.T.O. Under Reuss Rudolph Steiner (1861-1925), who was at the time the Secretary General of the German branch of the Theosophical Society, was chartered in 1906 as Deputy Grand Master of a subordinate O.T.O./Memphis/Mizraim Chapter and Grand Council called "Mystica Aeterna" in Berlin. | | | Reuss and Kellner together prepared a brief manifesto for their Order in 1903, which was published the next year in The Oriflamme. |
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| | The Occult Movement in the Nineteenth Century - Rudolf Steiner Anthroposophy lectures |
| | He covers the essential threads which wove together to form various secret brotherhoods and esoteric activities which emerged in the last decades of this century, including the origins and development of the Theosophical Society, the beginnings of the Anthroposophical movement within this society and its eventual separation. | | | The mysterious subject of the Eighth Sphere which had been erroneously described through the mediumistic channelling of the book, Esoteric Buddhism by A. Sinnett, is addressed at some length. | | | He addresses the unique character and mixed fortune of Madame H. Blavatsky, including her difficult relationships with occult orders of the day and her mediumistic channelling of Theosophy. |
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http://www.skylarkbooks.co.uk/Shop/media/The_Occult_Movement_in_the_Nineteenth_Century.htm
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| | Tomberg, Anthroposophy, and Catholicism |
| | Of Baltic origin, Tomberg encountered anthroposophy (but never Rudolf Steiner personally) in 1917 and soon developed into an important and beloved speaker in the Anthroposophical Society. | | | All of that was among the things lost because the conflicts that befell the society after Steiner's death in 1925 and Tomberg sought entry into the Catholic Church. | | | Steiner's conception of Christ clashed in many respects with that prevailing in the Catholic Church (why anthroposophy must still be Christian institution unfortunately can't be pursued in |
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