Rudolf Steiner e.Lib 

Here we explore Rudolf Steiner and his works from the viewpoint of some noted authors. Getting other perspectives is vital when approaching these complex studies.

Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy

MAN AND WORLD IN THE LIGHT OF ANTHROPOSOPHY by Stewart C. Easton. A new and revised edition of Dr. Easton's survey of Rudolf Steiner's Anthroposophy. This comprehensive volume of over 500 pages complete with index is an excellent guide to Steiner's thought and works. Chapter titles Include: “History and the Evolution of Human Consciousness,” “Individual Spiritual Development and Human Freedom” and “Man and His Life on Earth and in the Spiritual Worlds; Reincarnation and Karma.”

RUDOLF STEINER: HERALD OF A NEW EPOCH by Stewart C. Easton. Dr. Easton's interest in Rudolf Steiner dates from 1954, when he first came into contact with Steiner's work, and he has been involved in anthroposophical activities In one way or another ever since. A historian by profession. Dr. Easton brings together in this book innumerable facts and details of Steiner's life that have been previously unavailable to English readers. The result is an outstanding portrait of a unique personality that will satisfy a long-felt need.

Other Books on the Esoteric Path of Spiritual Development

RUDOLF STEINER AND INITIATION by Paul Eugen Schiller. The author Is a research scientist and a lifelong student of Steiner's works. In this book, translated from the German by Henry Barnes, Schiller presents a systematic discussion of Steiner's writings and lectures on the path of knowledge. Among the topics discussed are: “Fundamental Moods.” “Development of the Six Attributes,” “Sense Free Thinking, Feeling, and Willing,” “Meditation,” “Body Free Life of the Soul,” “The Rosicrucian Path of Initiation,” and “The Level of Inspirational Cognition.”