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Rudolf Steiner

Rudolf Steiner (1861 to 1925)

Rudolf Steiner was born in Austria, and grew up with the clairvoyant certainty of a spiritual world. Recognizing the need to reconcile the experience of supersensible realities with that of the material world, he schooled himself in modern science and developed anthroposophy as a phenomenological approach to the spirit. Starting with our capacity for thinking, anthroposophy leads to an experience of the spirit in each human soul who would follow the path. Rudolf Steiner shared the results of his spiritual research in 40 books, and in 6,000 lectures (approx.) now available in 300 volumes. He is increasingly recognized as a seminal thinker of the 20th century and one of humanity's great spiritual teachers.

"By anthroposophy I understand a scientific research of the spiritual world which sees through the one-sidedness of both normal, natural science and traditional mysticism. Anthroposophy seeks to develop those forces of soul not yet active in normal consciousness and science but which make possible such a penetration into the supersensible world."

Rudolf Steiner

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