
NATURE AND SPIRIT BEINGS
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'Suppose you have seen an event, have formed an idea about it, and you say something that is not true - in other words, something that is a lie. Then what flows from the object is correct and what flows from you is false and this collision is a terrible explosion; and each time you do this, you attach a gruesome being to your karma which you cannot get rid of again until you have made good what you lied about.' - Rudolf Steiner
In a previously-untranslated volume of lectures, Rudolf Steiner presents shattering insights regarding the interaction of human and spiritual beings. He speaks, for example, about how perfumes can give certain spirits access to people on earth, or how phantoms, spectres and demons can be created through human deficiencies - or even how the arts of architecture, sculpture, painting and music allow 'good' or 'hideous' entities to enter our world. As he states: 'Learning about the effects of spiritual beings is of much greater help than moral preaching. A future humanity will know what it is creating through lies, hypocrisy and slander.'
The lectures are divided into two broad thematic groups: the first relating to the inner path of knowledge and its relation to the yearly festivals, and the second focusing on the work of elemental beings in our everyday world. The 18 lectures are complemented with notes, an index and an introduction by Christian von Arnim.
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- Intro
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- Publisher's Note
- Introduction by Christian von Arnim
- I
- Vienna, 5 November 1907
- Vienna, 7 November 1907
- Düsseldorf, 15 December 1907
- Cologne, 25 December 1907
- Cologne (First Lecture), 7 June 1908
- Cologne (Second Lecture), 9 June 1908
- II
- Nuremberg, 1 December 1907
- Munich, 4 December 1907
- Stuttgart, 7 December 1907
- Munich, 15 January 1908
- Frankfurt am Main, 2 February 1908 (Morning)
- Heidelberg, 2 February 1908 (Evening)
- Stuttgart, 8 February 1908
- Stuttgart, 11 February 1908
- Munich, 17 March 1908
- Munich, 29 April 1908
- Munich, 14 June 1908
- Appendix: Hanover, 24 February 1908 (Brief Notes)
- Notes
- Rudolf Steiner's Collected Works
- Significant Events in the Life of Rudolf Steiner
- Index
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