What Rudolf Steiner Says Concerning Initiation and Meditation

Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy offers mankind an alternative world-outlook to present-day materialism. Anthroposophy is non-religious, and enhances many Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, and other traditional practitioners' endeavors. His lifework points to new beginnings for education, art, medicine, agriculture, etc. But what he basically did was to establish for mankind today a School of Initiation. This little book endeavors to state what Rudolf Steiner has to say about studentship in this School. Contents: Goethe's Faust; The Philosophy of Spiritual Activity; The Path of Knowledge; Concerning Initiation; How to Attain Knowledge of Higher Worlds; Stages of Higher Knowledge; and A Road to Self-Knowledge. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.Freeman, Arnold is the author of 'What Rudolf Steiner Says Concerning Initiation and Meditation' with ISBN 9781417949908 and ISBN 1417949902.