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| | Rudolf Steiner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Steiner periodically affirmed that gaining access to the unusual forms of consciousness supposedly embodied in some of his works was not a matter of believing in or having faith in whatever he chose to say about spiritual beings. | | | Steiner made it clear, however, that the resulting movement for the renewal of Christianity, which became known as The Christian Community, was a personal gesture of help to a deserving cause. | | | The high regard in which Steiner is held within the Anthroposopical movement, which sees his teaching as foundational, has prompted some critics to see Steiner as a founder of a religion, not as a philosopher in the usual sense of the word. |
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| | SteinerBooks |
| | Rudolf Steiner was also led to recognize the new presence and activity of the Christ. | | | Steiner saw this scientific era, even in its most materialistic aspects, as an essential phase in the spiritual education of humanity. | | | Steiner recognized that the meaning of that turning point in time transcends all differences of religion, race, or nation and has consequences for all of humanity. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925),anthroposophy, Waldorf Schools |
| | Steiner thought of his Anthroposophy as a "spiritual science." Convinced that reality is essentially spiritual, he wanted to train people to overcome the material world and learn to comprehend the spiritual world by the higher, spiritual self. | | | Steiner was especially attracted to two theosophical notions: (1) There is a special spiritual consciousness that provides direct access to higher spiritual truths; (2) Spiritual evolution is hindered by being mired in the material world. | | | Steiner designed the curriculum of his schools around notions that he apparently got by special spiritual insight into the nature of Nature and the nature of children. |
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| | Steiner, Rudolf |
| | Steiner himself composed a specific form of liturgy for the church, called "The Act of Consecration of Man," but emphasized that the primary spiritual path for modern humanity should be Spiritual Science or Anthroposophy. | | | Steiner also delivered more than a dozen lecture series on the spiritual and esoteric revelations that he gleamed from the Christian scriptures. | | | Steiner, when fifteen, began learning the secret occult lore of plants from Felix Korgutski who eventually introduced him to an adept that was referred to as "the Master," who spiritually initiated him. |
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http://www.themystica.org/mystica/articles/s/steiner_rudolf.html
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| | Steiner Education |
| | Rudolf Steiner split with the English members of the Theosophical society over their desire to bring the young Krishnamurti to the West and to promote him as a spiritual leader. | | | The end of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth century was a time when all of the sciences were developing rapidly and Rudolf Steiner was determined that they should be based on spiritual, as opposed to material, truths. | | | His interest in spiritual matters led him to become involved with the Theosophical Society of London, which was trying to form a bridge between the spiritualism of the East and the Christian values of Europe. |
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http://www.freedom-in-education.co.uk/Steiner.htm
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| | Defending Rudolf Steiner Home Page |
| | During Steiner's lifetime it was widely considered that logic and spirituality were incompatible. | | | Steiner needs defending for the simple reason that he is not around to defend himself today. | | | From one side it was argued that since the spiritual did not exist, any discussion of it was ipso facto absurd. |
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http://www.defendingsteiner.com
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| | OpenWaldorf - Rudolf Steiner |
| | Rudolf Steiner, the founder and "guru" of Waldorf education was a clairvoyant occult scientist and mystic. | | | Rudolf Steiner, however, was blessed by clairvoyant vision from the age of nine when he first became aware of spiritual beings beyond the material plane." | | | "Rudolf Steiner is both a mystic and an occultist. |
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| | Was Rudolf Steiner a German Nationalist? |
| | Many of Steiner's contemporaries have commented on the absence of any national chauvinism in their perception of Steiner's work, as well as all of his efforts to overcome the nationalistic tendencies among his followers. | | | His work placed him in the center of an international group of people interested in his spiritual insights. | | | Belyi's reference to the Schuré incident casts light on some of the original sources for claiming Steiner as a German nationalist. |
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http://www.defendingsteiner.com/allegations/rs-nationalism.php
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| | Rudolf Steiner Press - Who was Rudolf Steiner? |
| | RUDOLF STEINER (1861 - 1925) called his spiritual philosophy 'anthroposophy', which can be understood as 'wisdom of the human being'. | | | From his spiritual investigations, Steiner provided suggestions for the renewal of many activities, including education - both general and special - agriculture, medicine, economics, architecture, science, philosophy, religion and the arts. | | | As a highly developed seer, he based his work on direct knowledge and perception of spiritual dimensions. |
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| | Biodynamic Farming and Gardening Association (BDA) Rudolf Steiner Biography |
| | His appearance in Steiner's life led to important developments, as if he were a signpost from an ancient spirituality to the roots of a new approach to the spirit, just as Felix himself brought his medicinal plants from the country into one of the world's leading cities. | | | That's who Rudolf Steiner was: a prophet of renewal. | | | For someone born in the last quarter of this century, the time and place of Rudolf Steiner's birth must seem almost entirely alien to their own times. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner Archive: Steiner Biography |
| | Thus Steiner was led to develop a theory of knowledge out of his own striving after truth, one which took its start from a direct experience of the spiritual nature of thinking. | | | In Goethe he recognized one who had been able to perceive the spiritual in nature, even though he had not carried this as far as a direct perception of the spirit. | | | The range of his contribution to modern thought can be seen in The Faithful Thinker, edited by A. Harwood (1961). |
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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. | | | The step from traditional scholar to the development and public presentation of spiritual research shocked many of those who up to that time had come to know him as a widely respected scholar and cultural personality. |
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http://www.waldorfanswers.org/RudolfSteiner.htm
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| | Who was Rudolf Steiner? |
| | And along with his immeasurable intellectual genius, Steiner insisted, and his followers accept, that his teachings were intuited insights. | | | As a religion, rather than a spiritual reality itself, Christendom had yet to rise to that level. | | | That Christendom has been slow to embrace it, aside from the reasons suggested above, is perhaps pointed to by a two-lecture cycle he gave in Munich in 1907 entitled, Christianity Began as a Religion but is Greater than all Religions (including, one must conclude, what presumes to call itself Christianity). |
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| | CaMF: Introduction: Rudolf Steiner - A Biographical Sketch |
| | Apart from the inestimable help this Movement received from him in theological and pastoral matters, Rudolf Steiner was instrumental in mediating for this Movement a complete spiritual rebirth of the Christian Sacraments for the modern age and a renewal of the Christian priestly office. | | | It is a plain fact that in some form or other spiritual knowledge has existed throughout the ages. | | | On the same day the child was taken for an emergency baptism to the parish Church of St. Michael in the neighboring village of Draskovec. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner - Words of Wisdom - The Gold Scales |
| | No one is hindered from making fruitful in the natural and social realms that which is brought over from the well-spring of spiritual life by those who have the right to speak of the principle of initiation." - Dr. Rudolf Steiner, founder of the Waldorf School movement. | | | - R. Steiner, Christianity As Mystical Fact, part 12, The Gospels. | | | - Rudolf Steiner, Guidance in Esoteric Training, part 4, The Task of Spiritual Science. |
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| | A Summary Outline of Rudlof Steiner's Principles of Education by Leon James and Diane Nahl |
| | To behold the self in man means to build worlds." (A Meditative Poem for Teachers by Rudolf Steiner, 1924, p. | | | That "social life is lacking" is one everyone's mind; but "education for social life" is not given the highest prominence. | | | IN and DOWN/OUT and UP = a Christ and Michael Forces (From Steiner's Occult Science an Outline) |
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| | People |
| | The Philosophy of Spiritual Activity, Rudolf Steiner, Rudolf Steiner Press, London 1979. | | | He developed spiritual science by applying the scientific method to his remarkable powers of clairvoyant perception.. | | | Rudolf Steiner was born in 1861 and lived until 1925. |
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| | Rudolph Steiner - his life and teachings |
| | Steiner claimed to have clairvoyant or occult vision; to be able to directly perceive occult realities, spiritual beings, and the Theosophists' Akashic Record. | | | But Steiner's "Rosicrucianism", like his "theosophy", was a personal creation. | | | Steiner wrote only a few books, but during his period as a teacher he gave thousands of lectures on all aspects of occultism and esotericism, as well as education, music, agriculture, and economics. |
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| | Steiner WebLinks |
| | This is part of the web site of a group from the separation of church and state. | | | Article about Rudolph Steiner from Church & State magazine. | | | This page has many, many links to Steiner's teachings and institution sites. |
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http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/exhibits/steiner/weblinks.html
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| | Rudolf Steiner |
| | Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925): Born in Austria, Steiner was the leading esoteric researcher of the twentieth century, ground-breaking in the realms of the nature of the human being, karma research, spiritual cosmology, and the occult research into Christianity and European cultural history. | | | Lectures on "Christianity as Mystical Fact" at the Theosophical Library (published as a book in 1902.) | | | Rudolf Steiner takes to his sick bed, continuing his activity through writing, etc., unabated. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner House and the Steiner Theatre Home Page |
| | Rudolf Steiner House is the home of anthroposophy | | | Already at the beginning of the last century, he could see that changes in human development were leading to a downward trend that was starting to take place in social and cultural life, revealing itself in the lack of really fruitful ideas, and that this could not be remedied by political or economic change alone. | | | Rudolf Steiner House and the Steiner Theatre Home Page |
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| | Rudolf Steiner Institute 2006 Home |
| | It is the intention of the Institute to create an open community environment where individuals from diverse backgrounds will feel welcome to experience the spiritually based knowledge of anthroposophy in the context of their own world view, beliefs and interests. | | | Mission: The Rudolf Steiner Institute is an educational institution offering a wide range of learning opportunities to adults who seek to deepen the spiritual foundation of their lives. | | | You may wish to visit last year's Rudolf Steiner Institute 2005 Web site. |
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| | Steiner, Rudolf (1861-1925) |
| | He traveled extensively in Europe lecturing on spiritual science, the arts, social sciences, religion, education, agriculture and health. | | | Steiner founded the Anthroposophical Society in 1924, and it now has branches throughout the world, and is especially popular in Britain. | | | Light for the New Millennium: Rudolf Steiner's Association With Helmuth and Eliza Von Moltke: Letters, Documents and After-Death Communications. |
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http://www.occultopedia.com/s/steiner.htm
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| | Anthroposophical Society in America: Home |
| | Not only does it bring reports and announcements of activities, but it also provides a forum for in-depth articles about anthroposophy and Rudolf Steiner. | | | Each issue will focus on a specific theme and will seek to present the deepest truths of the spirit regarding significant issues of contemporary life. | | | Steiner Quote – A random Rudolf Steiner Quote for the Day |
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| | Panther's Cave: Rudolf Steiner |
| | Mysticism at the Dawn of the Modern Age | | | Rudolf Steiner School in New York City, the first Waldorf School in North America | | | The Bhagavad Gita and the Epistles of St. Paul (1912 lecture) |
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| | The Bookstore at Rudolf Steiner College |
| | Orders and catalog requests happily recieved via phone, fax and email. | | | Click here for a list of required and recommended books for Rudolf Steiner College Courses | | | Home Welcome Programs Events Calendar Visual and Performing Arts Biodynamics Early Childhood Waldorf Education Waldorf Applied Rudolf Steiner and |
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| | Who was Rudolf Steiner? |
| | The greatest initiate of the 20th Century and one of history's most original thinkers, Rudolf Steiner's work is largely unknown in the world today. | | | Steiner left all his copyrights to a foundation directed by his wife. | | | Edouard Schuré on The Personality of Rudolf Steiner and his Development |
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| | Rudolf Steiner Centre Toronto |
| | Steiner’s spiritual research forms the basis of anthroposophy - a holistic approach to the human being and the universe. | | | Anthroposophical research has been an inspiration in many realms of life, from education, medicine, architecture, and the arts to social science and agriculture. | | | The Rudolf Steiner Centre Toronto is Canada’s foremost institute for Waldorf teacher education and adult education courses based on the work of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925). |
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| | Rudolf Steiner School - Kings Langley |
| | The Rudolf Steiner School at Kings Langley in Hertfordshire offers a Steiner Waldorf education in a spacious and historic location – the School is set in 10 acres of attractive grounds, on the site of a 13th century royal palace. | | | The School first opened in 1949, making it one of the longest-established Steiner Waldorf schools in the UK. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner - Great Buildings Online |
| | Steiner produced few buildings in his lifetime, but he lectured extensively on his theories. | | | Highly interested in the alignment between science and nature, matter and spirit, Steiner developed an anthropomorphic architecture for his own Anthroposophical Society. | | | Steiner studied at the Vienna Technical College, where he educated himself in the philosophies of Goethe and Nietzche. |
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| | New Zealand Rudolf Steiner (Waldorf) Schools |
| | Primary - see: Tauranga Rudolf Steiner School Initiative | | | The schools and kindergartens on this list are all associated with the Federation of Rudolf Steiner Waldorf Schools in New Zealand, either directly as full members, or as "sponsored initiatives", working towards full membership under the guidance of an existing member school. | | | Dunedin Rudolf Steiner School began in 1986 with class 1. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner |
| | The complete edition of his published works numbers over 300 volumes (with surprisingly little repetition) making him the most prolific author of all time (true, he had a number of stenographers, but the quality never suffered). | | | He made substantial contributions in numerous practical fields, in addition to being the most significant occultist to come forward in the last century. | | | The links on the right explore Rudolf Steiner's contributions in various areas. |
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| | The Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School: Home Page |
| | One of 874 Steiner schools world-wide, the Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School was founded over 60 years ago in 1939. | | | The Edinburgh Rudolf Steiner School, on a green and leafy campus on the south side of the city, is an independent, fee-paying school with 360 places for children aged from 3 to 18. | | | The education, based on the philosophies of Rudolf Steiner, emphasises personal responsibility and social awareness. |
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| | Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School: Child and adult steiner education |
| | Teachers at Melbourne Rudolf Steiner School strive to help develop student's thought life; deepen and broaden their feelings and harness their energy for the good of the world. | | | We follow the Waldorf/Steiner educational philosophy with 500 students from kinder to tertiary entrance. | | | Adult education and teacher courses are also offered through the Melbourne Rudolf Steiner Seminar. |
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| | RUDOLF STEINER - CHRONOLOGICAL BIOGRAPHY |
| | For a complete list of his books, writings and lecture cycles, the GA (Gesamtausgabe), with indication of the volumes in the library of Escola Waldorf Rudolf Steiner of São Paulo, Brazil, in the original and in various translations, please | | | For a site with many pictures of Steiner, in various periods of his life, please | | | Marriage with Marie von Sievers (from then on Marie Steiner). |
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| | Rudolf Steiner |
| | More complete online texts and art by Rudolf Steiner: |
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| | Rudolf Steiner |
| | Each of the ten drawings is accompanied by a quote from the same lecture from which the drawing came. | | | Rudolf Steiner's Blackboard Drawings: An Aesthetic Perspective by Lawrence Rinder |
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http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/exhibits/steiner
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| | Norwich Rudolf Steiner School |
| | There are three class teachers and a kindergarten teacher. | | | It is a fully registered school with the DfES and is administered by an association, Norwich Steiner School Association Ltd, registered charity No. 803400. |
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| | Rudolf Steiner |
| | Associate program to begin at the Rudolf Steiner College. | | | He was a leader in the founding of the German Theosophic Association (see | | | Obituary: Rex Raab; Architect collaborator of Rudolf Steiner.(Features) |
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| | Page d'accueil |
| | C’est en tout cas ainsi que conçoit le Mouvement international des écoles Waldorf (= écoles Rudolf Steiner) qui rejoint, ce faisant, la réflexion et l’action que l’UNESCO mène en matière d’éducation……. |
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| | The e.Lib: An Electronic Library |
| | And your patronage will help support The e.Lib and the Rudolf Steiner Archive. | | | We pledge to keep our prices as low as possible for the Anthroposophical and non-profit communities. | | | Please contact our Services Coordinator to discuss the details. |
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