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Bringing Spirit to Life
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Tom Petherick
Photography by Will Heap
Biodynamics in Practice
Life on a a Community Owned Farm
‘Biodynamics seeks the holistic and interrelated health of the diverse creatures and beings composing
a farm, including human beings and the wider, surrounding community. It is not just a “method” but a
whole approach to life—one which could have far-reaching benefits for the health of the soil, plants,
animals and human beings across the globe...’
Born from a series of eight lectures delivered by scientist and philosopher Rudolf Steiner in 1924, the
movement for biodynamic agriculture today encompasses many hundreds of farms and millions of
consumers worldwide. Much has been written about biodynamics’ unique perspectives on farming, nutrition,
the world of nature and the wider cosmos. But how does it work in practice? What is it like to run a farm
based on its principles?
England’s Tablehurst and Plaw Hatch farms form a co-operative venture in which the local community plays
a crucial role. As successful, commercial enterprises with high outputs, they have a growing reputation for
the excellence of their produce. Through interviews, commentary and dozens of full colour photos,
Biodynamics in Practice gives a guided tour of the farms from the viewpoint of a sympathetic visitor. It
illustrates how biodynamic farms work, how they differ from conventional and organic farms, and why that
difference is important. In short and accessible vignettes, the book looks at many aspects of farm life,
including animal rearing and welfare—cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry—crop growth, dairy and
cheesemaking, and even bee-keeping and caring for people with special needs. It also gives an introduction
to biodynamics itself and brief histories of both farms.
Farms are sometimes regarded simply as food-producing factories, but this book shows that they can be
much more, offering spiritually-sustaining focal points of community cohesion and participation.
TOM PETHERICK has worked variously as a jockey, a horticulturalist and an author. He has written
two books about the Lost Gardens of Heligan and a further book on organic smallholding, and
has presented a series of DVDs on horticulture. In 2009 Tom joined the biodynamic and organic
certification body Demeter as a farm inspector. He lives with his family in Dartington, Devon, on a
small farm.
NOV RSP; 128pp (full colour throughout); 224 x 248 mm; 978 1 85584 250 2; hardback; £20
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4 New Books
Hartmut Warm
Signature of the
Celestial Spheres
Discovering Order in
the Solar System
HARTMUT WARM, born 1956, is a civil engineer and independent researcher in astronomy,
geometry, the history of harmonics and musical aesthetics. He has taught, lectured and
published widely on these and other subjects, and in particular on his discoveries relating to
the solar system and its inherent order. He lives in Hamburg, Germany.
MAY Trans. J. Collis; RSP; 408pp (16 pp colour plates); 234 x 156 mm; paperback; 978 1 85584 235 9; £20
2010
Jochen Schwuchow
John Wilkes
Iain Trousdell
Energizing Water
Flowform Technology
and the Power of Nature
The poor quality of water, as well as its
restricted supply and availability, is one of the
biggest challenges of our time, with presently
two-fifth’s of the world’s population unable to find
adequate fresh water for essential usage.
Three aspects determine water quality: its chemical constituents (including its oxygen levels); its
organic aspects (with the danger of contamination by effluent, pathogens and algae); and its
‘energetic’ nature. The latter facet has been recognized from time immemorial by traditional
societies, who have developed their own sciences in relation to water quality, using terms such as
prana and chi for energy. Now, through the introduction of quantum physics into the life sciences,
modern science is beginning to accept this concept, measuring energy as light emission.
Research into energetic water quality—and particularly into the creation of moulded surfaces that
support biological purification of the chemical and organic elements, as well as enlivening the
energetic attributes—goes back to George Adams’ and John Wilkes’ pioneering work in the 1960s.
The invention of Flowform technology in 1970 carried this research further, providing the world with
one of the first modern-day, biomimicry eco-technologies. This creative technology applies nature’s
best methods to produce extraordinary results, and this book outlines the background story on
research and application of the Flowform method today.
JOHN WILKES originated the Flowform Method in 1970 following periods of work with
George Adams and Theodor Schwenk. After further research, project work led to installa-
tions in many countries. In 2002 an Institute was built at Emerson College providing more
adequate space for research into the qualitative effects of rhythmic movement on water.
OCT RSP; 128pp (full colour throughout); 246 x 168 mm; 978 1 85584 240 3; pb; £14.99
2010
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6 New Books
Rudolf Steiner
The Mysteries of
the Holy Grail
From Arthur and Parzival
to Modern Initiation
Just as Parzival had to encounter and engage with veils of illusion and valleys of shadow and doubt,
Rudolf Steiner presents us with a similarly challenging path. This book is more than a treasure of
thought and insight: it invites us to embark on a personal quest to develop the abilities and vision
required for grasping the elusive Grail itself. As editor Matthew Barton writes: ‘The vessel of the Grail
gradually descends towards us and comes into focus as we raise ourselves individually to it by
piercing through the illusions of materialism, acknowledging that we ourselves can ultimately
become true vessels for the spirit.’
Chapters:
I The Gospel of John and the Virgin Sophia
II From the Spirit in Nature to the Spirit in Us: The New Initiation
III The Quest and the Question: Piercing through Materialism
IV New Spiritual Community: The Grail as Transformed Larynx
V The War-Torn Soul and the Quest for Integration
VI The Grail in the Human Organism: Spirit Infusing Matter
VII Initiation Today: The Trials and the Quest
MAY Trans. & compiled by M. Barton (Selected lectures, various GAs); RSP; 224pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 234 2; pb; £12.99
2010
Rudolf Steiner
Six Steps in Self-Development
The ‘Supplementary Exercises’
In six stages these exercises enable the practise of qualities that can be summarized as: control of
thoughts, initiative of will, equanimity, positivity, open-mindedness and equilibrium of soul. When
carried out regularly, they balance possible harmful effects of meditative practice and bring inner
certainty and security to the soul. They are also of inestimable value in their own right due to their
beneficial and wholesome effect on daily life.
In this invaluable small book, the editor has drawn together virtually all Rudolf Steiner’s statements
on the supplementary exercises, supporting them with commentary and notes. With a chapter
devoted to each exercise, they are described in detail and from different perspectives.
SEP Trans. M Barton; compiled by Ates Baydur (Selected lectures, various GAs); RSP; 96pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm;
2010 978 1 85584 237 3; pb; £9.99
Rudolf Steiner
Strengthening the Will
The ‘Review Exercises’
The review exercises bring the experiences of our daily lives to full
awareness. By directing our attentive gaze to what has happened –
whether in a single day or in whole phases of life – we kindle light in
our will. Undertaking such a review backwards, in reverse sequence, or
from an ‘external perspective’, requires a huge inner effort as we establish
distance between ourselves and our daily experiences.
In this essential handbook the editor has drawn together virtually all Rudolf Steiner’s statements on
the review exercises, supporting them with commentary and notes. Described from different
perspectives and approaches, there are a surprising range of suggestions for carrying them out.
Individual chapters focus on reviewing the day (transforming the power of memory); reviewing events
in your life (awakening the higher self); reviewing the other’s perspective (awakening social
impulses); exercises in thinking backwards (illuminating the will); and more.
SEP Trans. M Barton; compiled by Martina Maria Sam (Selected lectures, various GAs); RSP; 112pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm;
2010 978 1 85584 238 0; pb; £9.99
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8 New Books
Hans Hasler
The Goetheanum
A guided tour through the building,
its surroundings and its history
‘I first saw the Goetheanum as a fifteen-year-old through binoculars. I was fascinated and wanted to
know more about this incredible building. What am I seeing? Why these forms? What happens in this
building?’ —Hans Hasler
The Goetheanum in Dornach, Switzerland, was conceived as a visible expression of Rudolf Steiner’s
spiritual philosophy—a living experience of anthroposophy in the form of art. Whilst Steiner con-
veyed his ideas and concepts in many books and lectures, the Goetheanum—with its pioneering
concrete forms built in the 1920s—is a manifestation of spirituality in architecture, painting and
sculpture.
This essential handbook, packed with colour photos and illustrations, gives a broad background to
Rudolf Steiner’s architectural masterpiece and the work that goes on within it. Hasler explains how
the present Goetheanum was built, and describes its recently remodelled great hall and stage, with
its painted ceiling and sculpted walls. He details the building’s context and landscape design, the
other significant structures in its vicinity, and gives a description of the first, wooden, Goetheanum
and its destruction by fire.
Today the Goetheanum’s remarkable external contours house theatres and studios, laboratories,
offices and libraries. Apart from its major stages for drama and eurythmy, it serves as the head-
quarters of the Anthroposophical Society and the School of Spiritual Science, with the latter’s
sections for medicine, agriculture, education, the arts, science, and so on. The Goetheanum is also
home to numerous conferences, meetings and events. This book provides a marvellous visual and
textual guide to one of the most original buildings of our time.
HANS HASLER, born in Switzerland in 1942, studied Slavonic languages, history and educa-
tion, before becoming a school teacher. He was responsible for social therapy and educa-
tion for special needs in the Medical Section, and later managed the Goetheanum Building
Administration, where he oversaw redesign of the main auditorium. The present book is
based on his profound knowledge of the building and its surroundings, as well as his many
encounters through leading guided tours over the years.
OCT RSP; 96pp (full colour thoughout); 224 x 248 mm; 978 1 85584 249 6; pb; £12.99
2010
With numerous full colour photos and illustrations, The Representative of Humanity offers a vivid
introduction to this monumental, world-historic artwork. We follow the evolution of the statue
through the photographic documentation of many models created in its development: from six
smaller versions to a full-size plasticine construction. This latter model—also still on display—offers
an impressive insight into the artists’ detailed intentions, having been repeatedly revised by Rudolf
Steiner. It demonstrates the continual spiritual movement evident in the whole series of small models,
and the metamorphic processes which developed over an eight-year period.
The authors offer indications regarding the realm and content out of which the work arose, the
environment in which it is situated, and the artists who created it: Rudolf Steiner and the trained
sculptress Edith Maryon. They also examine the intentions behind a work of art that addresses the
destiny of the whole of mankind.
JOHN WILKES began restoration work on Steiner’s and Maryon’s sculptural and architec-
tural legacy in 1965. A large number of wax and plasticine models had been deteriorating
over the decades. Included was the nine-metre high, preparatory plasticine model required
for building the wooden sculpture in 1917.
JUDITH VON HALLE attended school in Germany and the USA and subsequently studied architec-
ture. She encountered anthroposophy in 1997, at which time she was running her own architectural
practice. She now works principally as a lecturer and author, having some 12 books in print.
OCT RSP; 96pp (full colour thoughout); 22.5 x 25 cm; 978 1 85584 239 7; pb; £12.99
2010
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10 New Books
Knowledge of the Higher Worlds begins with the conditions required for personal development, and
guides us through the stages of initiation, its practical aspects and its effects.
NOV Audio edition (CDs); Trans. D.S. Osmond & C. Davy (GA 10, unabridged); RSP; 978 1 85584 251 9; £24.99 (incl. vat)
2010
Steve Briault
The Mystery of Meeting
Relationships as a Path of Discovery
‘Our relationships – with our family, colleagues, friends, lovers, partners – are
decisive factors in our lives. More than outer success, wealth or fame, they
make the difference between joy and sorrow, development and stagnation,
fulfilment and frustration. If we can navigate these thresholds with our eyes
open, relationships can become a path of initiation, taking us beyond our
self-centred isolation into new and inspiring worlds of experience.’
What really happens in relationships? Why do they affect us so deeply? Why do we long for a sense
of community yet so aggressively assert our individualism? What are the risks and benefits of
genuine human encounter? Drawing on far-reaching perspectives from psychology, philosophy,
management and economics, The Mystery of Meeting explores these questions from a unique
viewpoint, offering insight and guidance for developing healthy relationships. The author elaborates
powerful ways of working with the dynamics of relationships within personal, community and
business contexts. Encountering another person, he says, is a ‘threshold-experience’. Each individual
is an unknown world, and through meeting we are confronted with developmental challenges as well
as opportunities for profound personal development.
This stimulating book presents groundbreaking ideas for managers, professionals, educators, com-
municators, and anyone who wishes to improve everyday relationships.
MAY RSP; 160pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 233 5; pb; £10.99
2010
Rudolf Steiner
Inner Experiences of Evolution
In this most remarkable and in many ways unique course of lectures, Rudolf
Steiner describes the inner experience of the states of consciousness known
as the Saturn, Sun, Moon and Earth stages of evolution.
Inner Experiences of Evolution is a translation from German of Die Evolution vom Gesichtspunkte des
Wahrhaftigen (GA 132). These lectures were previously included as part of The Spiritual
Hierarchies & the Physical World: Reality and Illusion (1996). A previous translation also appeared as
Evolution in the Aspect of Realities (Garber).
APR Trans. J. Gates (5 lectures, Berlin, October 31–December 7 1911; GA 132); SB; 136pp; 23.5 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 602 3; pb; £14.95
2010
Rudolf Steiner
What Is Necessary in
These Urgent Times
In early 1920, political, economic, social and spiritual chaos was
everywhere. The old world had fallen apart and would need to be rebuilt.
Anthroposophy, too, had to be remade. Recognizing this, Rudolf
Steiner worked tirelessly for the ‘threefold social order’, establishing the first
Waldorf school, helping to create businesses, and addressing the talented,
educated and idealistic young people who were beginning to turn toward
anthroposophy for answers.
In these lectures, Steiner speaks in the new, direct ‘Michaelic’ way, seeking the path to a new way
of working. He stresses that the task of spiritual science is to awaken us to reality and to a true
understanding of life that sees through illusions and understands the ever-present potential of evil.
Speaking both esoterically and exoterically, he returns repeatedly to the importance of community,
of meeting one another face-to-face, heart-to-heart, as individuals. Thus, rather than seeking power
and control, we are called to cultivate trust and receptivity.
What Is Necessary in These Urgent Times is a translation from German of Geisitige und soziale
Wandlungen in der Menschheitsentwikelung (GA 196).
JAN Trans. R. Bradley (18 lectures, Dornach, 9 Jan–22 Feb 1920, GA 196); SB; 376pp; 23.5 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 631 3; pb; £25.00
2011
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12 New Books
Rudolf Steiner
Introducing Anthroposophical
Medicine
Taking account of modern medical knowledge and practice, and deeply
versed in alchemical, Paracelsian, and naturopathic approaches, as well
as homeopathy, aroma therapy, and other ‘alternative’ therapies, Steiner
demonstrates, on the basis of his own researches, how a truly integrated
whole-person medicine is possible—one that understands the human as a
being of body, soul, and spirit; a microcosm in the macrocosm, a mirror of
the earth and of the heavens.
Steiner’s enthusiasm and familiarity with his subject are in evidence everywhere in this volume. The
wealth of insights and the range of topics are staggering—from the meaning of sickness, polarities
in the human organism, and the relation of therapy and pathology, to the nature of plant, mineral
and animal in relation to the human being. Specific organs (heart, lungs, bladder, kidney, liver, and
nervous system) and specific diseases (including cancer, tuberculosis, diabetes and meningitis) are
brought into extraordinary new relationships and interconnections. The whole question of diagnosis,
health and treatment is repeatedly viewed from various points of view.
JAN C. E. Creeger (20 lectures, 21 Mar–9 Apr 1920, Dornach, GA 312); SB; 356pp; 23.5 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 642 9; pb; £22.50
2011
Rudolf Steiner
Topics include: health problems, such as hay fever, migraine, sclerosis, cancer, tuberculosis, typhoid,
and childhood diseases; the polarity between nerve and liver cells; the functions of the spleen and
the gallbladder; the three basic processes of sensory-nervous system, rhythmic system, and
metabolic-limb system; regenerative and degenerative processes; the true nature of the nervous
system; and many suggestions for the use of minerals, plants, and artistic therapies in healing.
JAN Trans. C. E. Creeger (11 lectures, 28 Aug 1923–29 Aug 1924, GA 319); SB; 320pp; 23.5 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 641 2; pb; £18.95
2011
Rudolf Steiner
First Steps in
Christian Religious Renewal
Preparing the Ground for The Christian Community
The lectures and discussions presented here make up the first of the so-called
five Priest Courses. They record the first steps of the remarkable journey taken
in 1921 by a small group of dedicated souls who, out of their own inner
needs and guided by Rudolf Steiner, sought a path to Christian religious
renewal.
Addressing the group with warm intimacy, Steiner frames their task not
primarily in theological terms, but as a need for a renewing of ‘the religious’, or ‘the working of
the religious element as such’. For this, the sermon (or how we speak) is central, for today we must
use language in new ways. We cannot reopen the spiritual worlds by starting from ‘old conditions’.
Traditional religious life has become too corrupted, while modern culture has radically changed and
become divorced from tradition.
This volume is a translation from German of Vorträge und Kurse über christlich-religiöses Wirken, Bd.1,
Anthroposophische Grundlagen für ein erneuertes christlich-religiöses Wirken (GA 342).
JAN Trans. M. Post (6 lectures & 2 discussions, Stuttgart, 13-16 June 1921, GA 342); SB; 328pp; 23.5 x 15 cm;
2011 978 0 88010 622 1; pb; £22.50
Rudolf Steiner
From the History and Contents of the
First Section of the Esoteric School
1904–1914
Letters, Documents and Lectures
This volume is an important text for anyone interested in the
development of Rudolf Steiner’s teaching and for those wishing to explore the
advice and admonitions Steiner provided for his early esoteric students. This
collection of letters, circulars and lectures offers a glimpse of the birth of the
anthroposophic movement from the German section of the Theosophical
Society of the late nineteenth century. One gains a clear picture as to why
Steiner could no longer work within the theosophic framework, as well as the events that led to the
split between the Theosophical Society under the leadership of Annie Besant and the Esoteric School
under Steiner’s guidance and leadership.
Primarily in the form of letters, here are the specific exercises and advice that Steiner gave to pupils
who wished to further their spiritual capacities. Also included are his early lectures and teachings
concerning the ‘Masters’ and their relationship to human evolution.
German source: Zur Geschichte und aus den Inhalten der ersten Abteilung der Esoterischen Schule,
1904–1914.
JAN Trans. J. Wood (GA 264); SB; 464pp; 23.5 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 640 5; pb; £25.00
2011
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14 New Books
Peter Selg
Rudolf Steiner as
a Spiritual Teacher
From recollections of those who knew him
For Peter Selg, if anthroposophy is to be a living reality, we must learn to
know and love Rudolf Steiner as he appeared to those who knew and loved
him: namely, as a spiritual teacher. To help us do so, he has gathered recol-
lections of those of who knew Steiner personally—historical witnesses to the
‘living phenomenon’ of the ‘figure of the teacher’. It is his hope that these
firsthand accounts will help readers see and experience the amazing, ever-
mysterious person that Rudolf Steiner was—a dynamic, energetic ‘dual citizen’ of both the spiritual
and the physical worlds.
Steiner moved constantly between these two realities, while his whole life was dedicated in service
to the spiritual evolution of humanity. Nonetheless, he was also deeply sociable and a true friend,
convivial, cheerful, humorous, and able to enjoy—and tell—a good joke. He was also austere and
painfully serious.
For anyone who has wondered what Rudolf Steiner was like, this book will open many windows.
APR Trans. C. Creeger; SB; 104pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 706 8; pb; £10.95
2010
Peter Selg
Rudolf Steiner and the Fifth Gospel
Insights into a New Understanding of the Christ Mystery
Rudolf Steiner received the Fifth Gospel—unrecorded events from the
so-called lost years of the life of Jesus, obtained by grace and by
spiritual research into the akashic record—as a ‘sacred obligation’ to which he
experienced a deep sense of responsibility. However, he never finished the
project of unveiling it. Had he done so, not only anthroposophy but also
Christianity would have received an enormous spiritual gift: a concrete, soul-
filled description of the Mystery of Golgotha. His deeply moving and often
startling lectures in 1913 are thus fragmentary, giving the near-tragic impres-
sion that, because those who heard or read them did not take them up with
sufficient seriousness and inner dedication, humanity has suffered an inestimable loss.
In this dramatic book, Selg tells the story of those lectures. He recounts their background and many
of the most important episodes. He illumines and gives context to the excerpts with a profound yet
accessible commentary. Most important, he offers insights into their importance to both Steiner and
the hearts of those who heard and understood—even those who felt inadequate to the task.
APR Trans. C. Creeger; SB; 144pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 707 5; pb; £14.95
2010
Peter Selg
Unbornness
Human Pre-existence and the Journey toward Birth
As anyone who has had a child knows, newborns enter the earthly world as
beings different from their parents. They arrive with their own individuality,
being and history. From the beginning, they manifest an essential dignity and
a unique ‘I’, which they brought with them from the spiritual world.
It was one of Rudolf Steiner’s great gifts that he returned the concept of
unbornness to human consciousness and language. In this brief, stunning
and moving, almost poetic, work Peter Selg gathers the key elements and
images needed to begin an understanding of—and wonder at—the vast scope of our unbornness.
Drawing on and expanding Steiner’s work, as well as Raphael’s Sistine Madonna and the poems
of Nelly Sachs and Rainer Maria Rilke, Selg unveils this deepest mystery of human existence. After
reading it, one will never look at a child or another human being in the same way again.
OCT Trans. M. Saar; SB; 88pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 718 1; pb; £10.95
2010
Peter Selg
The Path of the Soul after Death
The Community of the Living and the Dead as Witnessed
by Rudolf Steiner in his Eulogies and Farewell Addresses
Rudolf Steiner saw relationships with the dead as the ‘religious
attitude of the future’, in the highest sense. Becoming comfortable with
thinking and speaking of the dead as concretely as we speak of the living
will profoundly affect human activity. To Steiner, the ‘enlivening’ and even the
‘sanctification’ of earthly existence are not merely connected directly with our
relationship to death and to the deceased; in fact, that relationship deepens
these qualities and makes them possible.
JAN
2011 Trans. M. Saar; SB; 288pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 724 2; pb; £14.95
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16 New Books
Erik Berrevoets
Wisdom of the Bees
Principles for Biodynamic Beekeeping
‘The more you investigate these creatures and the manner in which they live,
the more you will come to the conclusion that there is a great intelligence in
how they work and what they accomplish.’— Rudolf Steiner
While the benefits of Steiner’s research into agriculture and education are
increasingly recognized, his research into the nature of bees has had limited
impact on beekeeping practices and on our general understanding of nature.
Wisdom of the Bees examines Steiner’s insights and research into the nature
of bees and their implications for the future of beekeeping.
Today, more than eighty years after Rudolf Steiner presented his lectures on bees, we are confronted
with a serious decline of honeybees around the world. This fact alone justifies Wisdom of the Bees,
a practical and timely introduction to biodynamic beekeeping. Erik Berrevoets revisits those seminal
lectures and re-examines Steiner’s observations and insights in the context of today’s dire situation
and provides practical advice for modern beekeeping practices. His book is an accessible and es-
sential introduction to the urgent subject of holistic beekeeping practices.
MAR SB; 152pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 709 9; pb; £12.95
2010
John Bloom
Genius of Money
Essays and Interviews
Reimagining the Financial World
Coming to terms with money is one of the great transformational
challenges of our time. This collection of essays and interviews is an invitation
and inquiry addressing that challenge on a systemic and personal level.
The book presents an engaging worldview that emerges from the intersection
of money and spirit. Practical, spiritual and unwavering, it investigates the
financial world as it plays out in daily life through our transactions.
The first section, ‘The Poetics of Money’, is framed on historical and contemporary works of art that
reveal some of the cultural history of money. In the second section, ‘The Topography of Transactions’,
the author explores the inner landscape of financial transactions. Finally, the third section, ‘A Wealth
of Transformation’, consists of interviews with individuals who have transformed themselves as they
transformed the world through social entrepreneurship, philanthropy, philosophical inquiry into
money, investing and spiritual practice. These exemplars represent the many who have recognized that
the financial world needs to change if we are to have peace in the world.
JAN SB; 192pp (20 colour illustrations); 23 x 18 cm; 978 0 88010 634 4; pb; £16.95
2010
Shannon Honeybloom
Making a Family Home
Photography by Skip Hunt
Making a Family Home is a book of real beauty, one both personal and
universal. In describing her home and family life, Shannon Honeybloom
shows how she made—and how we can make—a house into a real home.
She shares her own efforts, hopes, and lessons in making a safe and healthy
home that provides warmth and intimacy for the whole family.
Illustrated in colour with lively, evocative photographs, Shannon invites the reader into her home
and offers warm encouragement and practical suggestions for virtually every aspect of bringing love,
comfort and beauty to a family home. Chapters range from ‘At Home with Children’ to ‘The Front
Porch’, and ‘The Playroom’ to ‘The Backyard and the Garden’.
Shannon Honeybloom is a friend and confidant who offers gentle suggestions and wise insights for
parents who wish to surround their family with the best possible home environment.
JAN SB; 90pp (full colour throughout); 28 x 21.5 cm; pb; 978 0 88010 702 0; £14.95
2010
Marsha Post
The Waldorf Book of Breads
Edited and introduced by Winslow Eliot
Illustrated by Jo Valens
Like the Waldorf Kindergarten Snack Book and Waldorf School Book of
Soups, this newest book in the series provides yet another rich resource for
spending time in the kitchen with young children—this time baking bread.
What child doesn’t like to feel and knead bread dough, watch it rise,
and then taste it fresh from the oven? Not only is such hands-on sensory
experience fun for everyone, it is also invaluable to young children as they
continue to incarnate into our world.
These recipes, handed down by grandmothers, mothers, aunts and friends, are easy to follow and
encourage the baker, young and old alike, to use the best possible ingredients, making bread once
again the healthy ‘staff of life’ it once was. The Waldorf Book of Breads includes tasty breads for the
daily table and specialty breads for seasons and special occasions. And, like her other books, this
one too is spiral-bound, so it lies flat to make life in the kitchen a little easier.
Artist Jo Valens once again provides delightful illustrations to accompany the many recipes for
delicious breads.
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18 New Books
Ernst Katz
Core Anthroposophy
Teaching Essays of Ernst Katz
Ernst Katz was one of the foremost teachers of anthroposophy in Amer-
ica during the second half of the twentieth century. He was professor of
physics at the University of Michigan and, quite likely, the only professor in
the country who taught courses in both natural science and ‘spiritual’ science
at the university level. In the early 1960s, Dr Katz began writing his ‘teaching
essays’, his response to the many questions through the years intended to help
students comprehend the profound wisdom contained in the major works of
anthroposophy. Core Anthroposophy makes these essays available, offering
present and future students of anthroposophy with a valuable and accessible
resource for better understanding the esoteric teachings of Rudolf Steiner.
Paul-Eugen Schiller
The Schiller File
Supplements to the Collected Edition of Rudolf Steiner
Scientific Research suggested by Rudolf Steiner
Anthroposophy has manifold roots in natural science. Rudolf Steiner never
tired of saying that the development of scientific awareness had given people
the possibility of freedom, that the way to cognizing the spiritual world is
based on the natural scientific attitude, and that certainty of such knowledge
is comparable to the certainty found in mathematics and natural science.
Drawn from Schiller’s notebooks, this important volume describes natural scientific research by
scientists working at the Goetheanum and following suggestions from Rudolf Steiner, leading, for
example, to research on gases at low temperatures and high vacuum. The Schiller File is an
important resource for those who wish to better understand how to approach and practise natural
science from the perspective of spiritual science.
NOV Trans. H. Goulden; SB; 196pp (illus.); 29.5 x 21.5 cm; 978 0 88010 720 4; pb; £40.00
2010
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her. Only Anna can help her—Anna the healer, the herbalist, who possesses
the wisdom of ancient customs and traditions. Anna offers Emily knowledge
of a world she could scarcely imagine… (Ages 12 & up)
JAN SB; 144pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 710 5; pb; £10.95
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cise phenomenological description introduction – here revised and The Riddles of Philosophy
of his own supersensible experiences updated – covers the fundamental Presented in an
and the supersensible phenomena areas of Steiner’s philosophy, begin- Outline of Its
revealed by them. (Alternative ning with a brief outline of his life. History
translation to Theosophy, above.) This is a warm and clear introduction This classic vol-
Trans. C.E. Creeger; (Written 1904, GA to anthroposophy which will prove of ume, unavailable
9); AP; 256pp; 978 0880103 732; pb; value to anybody wishing to under- for a long time,
£11.95 stand Steiner’s work. is not a history of
RSP; 200 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; philosophy in the
A Vision for the Millennium 978 1855841 635; pb; £9.95 usual sense of
Modern Spirituality the word. It does
and Cultural Renewal not give a history of philosophi-
Compiled and cal systems, nor does it present a
number of philosophical problems
edited by Philosophy historically. Its real concern touches
Andrew Welburn
from the work of on something deeper – on riddles
Rudolf Steiner rather than problems.
Introduction by Fritz C. A. Koelln (Written
This compilation Goethe’s Theory 1914, GA 18); SB; 508pp; 21.5 x 14 cm;
of excerpts from of Knowledge 978 0 88010 711 2; pb; £29.95
his many books As the editor of
and lectures Goethe’s scientific The Redemption of Thinking
gives an excellent writings during A Study in the
introduction to the 1880s, Rudolf Philosophy of
Steiner’s spiritual vision. Steiner became Thomas Aquinas
Trans. various (Selected lectures); RSP; immersed in a Trans. A. P. Shepherd
144pp; 978 1855840 430; pb; £8.95 worldview that and M. R. Nicoll;
(3 lectures, Dornach
paralleled and
22-24 May 1920, GA
What Is Anthroposophy? amplified his own 74); AP; 191pp; 978
Three Perspectives on views in rela- 0 88010 044 1; pb;
Self-Knowledge tion to epistemology, the interface £9.95
These lectures are a masterly intro- between science and philosophy, the
duction to what theory of how we know the world and Truth & Knowledge
Rudolf Steiner ourselves. In this concise volume, Introduction to The Philosophy of
means by ‘anthro- Steiner lays out his argument for Spiritual Activity
posophy.’ this view and, moreover, begins his Fundamental to
Trans. M. Spiegler, explication of how one goes beyond
Intro. C. Bamford; an understanding
thinking to the observation of think- of The Philosophy
(3 lectures, Dornach,
Jul 20-22 1923;
ing itself. of Freedom and to
Trans. P. Clemm (GA 2); SB; 156pp; 23 x
GA 225); AP; 96 pp; a more complete
15 cm; 978 0 88010 623 8; pb; £14.95
21.5 x 13.5cm; 978 comprehension of
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Human and Cosmic Thought
Steiner demon- basis of Steiner’s
strates that there spiritual science. An important work
Fundamental & Introductory Works
are twelve main for serious students of anthroposophy.
OTHER AUTHORS philosophical Trans. R.Stebbing; (Written 1891, GA 3);
SB; 112pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 89345
standpoints and
212 4; pb; £11.95
New Book that the future of
Rudolf Steiner as a Spiritual philosophy rests
Philosophy
Teacher (page 14) upon learning to
experience the va- OTHER AUTHORS
Francis lidity of them all.
Edmunds Trans. C. Davy; (4 lectures, Berlin, 20-23
Jan 1914, GA 151); RSP; 72pp; 978
New Book
An 1855841 406; pb; £6.50 The Schiller File (page 18)
Introduction
to Necessity and Freedom
Anthroposophy Trans. P. Wehrle; (5 lectures, Berlin, 25 Jan Richard Bunzl
to 8 Feb 1916; GA 166); AP/RSP; 124pp; In Search of Thinking
Rudolf Steiner’s 978 0880102 599; hb; £15.00
World View Reflective Encounters in
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22 Personal Development
talks from 1903 to 1922, GA 245); RSP; Transforming the Soul Florin Lowndes
192pp; 978 1 85584 076 8; pb; £11.95 Volume 2 Enlivening the Chakra of the
Steiner speaks Heart
The Inner Development about the nature The Fundamental Spiritual Exercises
of Man of the human soul
Trans. M. St Goar; (1 lecture, Berlin of Rudolf Steiner
and how it can be
15 Dec 1904, GA 53); AP; 22pp; 978 best
metamorphosed seller
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and raised to a
Self Transformation higher conscious- Rudolf Steiner ad-
Steiner gives ness. He studies vised that specific
advice on the de- the spiritual ‘accompanying’,
velopment of in- significance of various expressions or ‘fundamental’,
ner qualities such of human nature, including laughing spiritual exercises
as clear thinking, and weeping, sickness and health, should always
inner tranquil- error and mental disorder, positivity be carried out
lity and positivity, and negativity, and conscience. in conjunction with meditation, in
which lay a neces- Trans. rvd. P. Wehrle (9 lectures, Berlin, Jan- order to protect the individual from
May 1910, GA 59); RSP; 232pp; 21.5 x
sary foundation dangers posed to normal conscious-
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for esoteric work, ness. Florin Lowndes describes these
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(various GAs and translators); RSP;
A Way of Self-Knowledge
detail, giving suggestions as to how
256pp; 978 1855840 195; pb; £12.95 And the Threshold of the Spiritual
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World
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The Stages of Higher A Way of Self- 85584 053 9; pb; £12.95
Knowledge Knowledge is the
Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition true sequel and Angus Jenkinson
Records some of complement to
From Stress to
Steiner’s early the classic of inner
development, How
Serenity
esoteric instruc- Gaining Strength
tions, revealing to Know Higher
in the Trials of
how he became a Worlds. It lays out
Life
pioneer of mod- in a way that is
Jenkinson brings
ern inner develop- accessible to anyone the road to self- a rich blend of
ment and spiritual knowledge and to the world of spirit.
Trans. C. Bamford (Written 1912 and professional and
activity. He care- practical know-
1913, GA 16/17); SB; 208pp; 23 x 15
fully guides the how, contemporary experience and
cm; 978 0 88010 443 2; pb; £16.95
reader from an ordinary, sensory- ancient wisdom to tackling the very
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OTHER AUTHORS
Trans. rev. L. D. Monges, F. McKnight
Veronika van Duin
(Written 1905, GA 12); SB; 72pp; 20.5 x
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the meaning of
she has taught in
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workshops and
illness, and the
courses, with the basic life tools for
phenomenon of egoism.
Trans. P. Wehrle (9 lectures, Berlin, Oct- overcoming personal hindrances. In
Dec 1909, GA 58); RSP; 256 pp; 21.5 x this wonderfully uplifting book, she
13.5 cm; 978 1855841 581; pb; £12.95 gives exercises for restoring balance,
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understanding, creating joy, validat- a different soul capacity that can be period of transition, moving through
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freedom, and much more. wisdom and encouragement are
RSP; 128pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; P. E. Schiller provided in this essential guide to our
978 1 85584 212 0; pb; £9.95 Rudolf Steiner and Initiation changing times.
The Anthroposophical Path of Inner RSP; 112pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1
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Jung & Steiner Trans: H. Barnes
The Birth of a AP; 143pp; 978 0 91014 296 0; pb; £4.95 Dr Gilbert Childs best
New Psychology Understand Your seller
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explorer of soul – A Guide to Temperaments:
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– the explorer of A unique, practi- Sanguine,
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been fully brought handbook of Melancholic
together. Viewed side by side, can a exercises, medita- A refreshing
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human being be reached? will guide both beginners and more ancient doctrine
Foreword by Robert Sardello advanced students along the path to of the four temperaments. Dr Childs
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The Spiritual Rhythms in Adult Life Stairway of Surprise
Six Steps to a Creative Life
best This book shows
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Verses,
feeling, doing, Meditations, Prayers
A bestseller since it loving, opening,
was first published, thanking – can
Phases describes be intensified infi- Calendar 1912-1913
each period of nitely. We already Facsimile edition
life – adolescence, think; we can of the original
the twenties, thirties, forties etc. – learn to think more deeply, more liv- book contain-
and looks at the inner qualities and ingly. We already feel; we can learn ing the calendar
challenges that arise at each stage. to train our feeling-life away from created by Rudolf
Lievegoed offers much practical ourselves so that we feel the world Steiner for the
advice in this invaluable handbook. in its richness. We already thank; we year 1912–1913
RSP; 216 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 can learn a depth of gratitude that The form in which
85584 056 0; pb; £11.95 makes life and love intensely real. Steiner’s work
AP; 128pp; 18.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010
Warren Lee Cohen 507 1; pb; £10.95
on the 52 weekly
Raising the Soul meditative verses
Practical Exercises Margarete van den Brink and appears today derives from the 1925
for Personal Hans Stolp edition. But the Calendar came
Development Time for into being 13 years previously. This
Raising the Soul Transformation facsimile edition is a unique record
presents a path- Through Darkness of that original edition.
way to help us Intro. & trans. C. Bamford, Calendar
to the Light
of the Soul trans. H. and R. Pusch (GA
say ‘yes’ to more In this brief but 40); SB; 160 pp; 23.5 x 15.5 cm; 978 0
of what life offers life-changing 88010 534 7; pb; £19.95
– to be open to handbook, the
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24 Verses, Meditations, Prayers
Weekly Meditations Trans. A. Meuss & J. Collis; RSP; 48pp; The Bridge between Universal
21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 185584 149 9;
Rudolf Steiner’s ‘Calendar of the
pb; £5.95
Spirituality & the Physical
Soul’ with accompanying reflections Constitution
by Patsy Scala of Man
Rudolf Steiner’s Soul-and-Spirit
weekly verses allow Esoteric Studies in Man’s Physical
attentive readers to Constitution;
follow the course The Moral as the
of the year in body, Source of World-
soul, and spirit. In New Books Creative Power;
addition, from the Mysteries of the Holy Grail The Path to Free-
perspective of one (see page 6) dom and Love and
who has sought to From the History & Their Significance in World-Events.
live inwardly with the sacred, living Trans. D.S. Osmond (3 Lectures, 17-19 Dec,
Contents ... (see page 13) 1920, GA 202); SB; 68pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm;
year, Patsy Scala’s poetic reflections,
978 0 91014 203 8; pb; £11.95
which arose from her deep practise
of the verses, provide an accessible Anthroposophy The Change in the Path to
and complementary guide to one’s (A Fragment) Supersensible Knowledge
daily practice. A New Founda- Trans: unknown (1 lecture, Dornach 27
SB; 128pp; 21.5 x 13 cm; 978 0 88010 tion for the Study May 1922, GA 212); SBC; 22pp; 978 0
589 7; pb; £8.95 of Human Nature 91992 418 5; bl’t; £3.50
Although frag-
Chance, Providence
Verses, Meditations, Prayers mentary, this key
work gives the first and Necessity
OTHER AUTHORS steps toward the
Trans: M. Spock. (8 lectures, Dornach 23
Aug to 6 Sept 1915, GA 183); AP/RSP;
Michael Hedley Burton development of a true psychology 147pp; 978 0 88010 262 9; pb; £8.95
of spirit, using a phenomenological
In the Light of a Child Cosmic
approach to the human senses, the
A Journey Memory
life processes, the I-experience, the
through the 52 The Story of
human form and the human relation-
Weeks of the Atlantis, Lemuria,
ship to higher spiritual worlds.
Year in both Trans. C.E. Creeger & D. Hardorp; (Writ- and the Division
Hemispheres for ten 1910, GA 45); SB; 224pp; 21.5 x 14 of the Sexes
Children and for cm; 978 0 88010 401 2; pb; £16.95 In the best
the Child in each tradition of the
Human Being Approaches to literature of
These verses, following the course Anthroposophy ancient wisdom, Cosmic Memory re-
of the year, were inspired by Rudolf Trans: S. Blaxland de Lange (2 lectures,constructs, from the akashic record,
Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul. Basel, Jan and Oct 1916, from GA 35)
events that span the time between the
AP; 64pp; 978 0 88010 450 0; pb; £10.95 RSP; 66pp; 978 1855841 512; pb; £7.95
origin of the Earth and the beginning
of recorded history.
Jörgen Smit Awareness – Life – Form Trans. K.E. Zimmer, Intro. P. Marshall Allen
Meditation Basic Principles of (GA 11); SB; 256pp; 14 x 21.5 cm; 978
Transforming Spiritual-Scientific Cosmology 0 89345 227 8; pb; £16.95
Our Lives for the As a planned
Encounter with follow-up to Cosmosophy
Theosophy Rudolf Volume Two
Christ
Trans. A. Meuss (11
Smit shows how Steiner wrote a lectures, Dornach,
meditative images new text on the Oct-Nov 1921, GA
can be formed, topic of cosmic 208) Completion
and how we can gain control over evolution based Press; 224 pp; 21
our thoughts and our will by various on ‘categories’. x 14.5 cm; 978 0
simple exercises. Working with the He spoke of this 64633 748 7; pb;
£11.95
guidelines presented, we can come as the alphabet of the cosmic script
to experience the powers of our to enable people to read the great The Destinies of Individuals
higher self, and can be prepared ‘book of nature’. and of Nations
for an encounter ultimately with the Trans. A. Meuss (Texts, notes and lectures, Trans: A. R. Meuss. (14 lectures, 1 Sept
spiritual presence of the higher self of 1903-1909, GA 89) Completion Press; 1914 to 6 Jul 1915, GA 157); RSP;
304 pp, 22.5 x 15.5 cm; 978 0 95781 258pp; 978 0 85440 5; pb; £12.95
all humanity, the Christ.
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26 Esoteric Studies
Earthly Knowledge and sential part of every significant library of creation – a microcosm – contain-
Heavenly Wisdom of spiritual works. ing within us ‘all the laws and secrets
Trans: S. Seiler (9 Trans. J.H. Hindes (GA 266); SB; 592pp; 23 of the world’.
lectures, Dornach, x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 610 8; pb; £22.50 Trans. rvd M. Barton (12 lectures, 19 Oct to
Feb 1923, GA II Nov 1923; GA 230); RSP; 240pp; 21.5 x
221); AP; 90pp; Evil 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 098 0; pb; £12.95
978 0880102 957; Rudolf Steiner
hb; £15.95; 978 0 Inner Reading
speaks of the
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spiritual beings –
Inner Hearing
Achieving Being
principally Lucifer
in the World of
and Ahriman –
Ideas
The Effects of Esoteric who work as polar
Steiner develops
forces, laying
Development hindrances in our
the idea of inner
Beginning with ‘reading’ and
path.
questions regard- Trans. M. Barton (10 selected lectures); ‘hearing’ as the path to spiritual
ing the body’s RSP; 224pp; 978 1 85584 046 1; £11.95 knowing. The spiritual world gives
experience of food something and we, as spiritual
and drink – meat, researchers, receive and then read
coffee, alcohol Founding a Science of or interpret it. Spiritual knowledge
– Steiner lays out the Spirit is not a matter of will, desire, or
the progression of In this fine intention on our part, but a gift from
anthroposophic introduction to the spiritual world for which we must
spiritual inner his teaching, prepare ourselves by silencing our
work, up to direct perception of Steiner speaks desires, emptying and presenting
‘Paradise’ and the Holy Grail. with great clarity ourselves in humility and devotion to
Intro. C. Bamford; Trans. J. Gates & C. Bamford and precision on the spiritual world.
(10 Lectures, the Hague; 20-29 March, 1913, the fundamental Trans. M. Miller (11 lectures in 2 courses,
GA 145 + Berlin 3 Feb, 1913); SB; 224pp; nature of the with 2 Christmas lectures, October-Decem-
21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010 420 3; pb; £16.95 human being in ber, 1914; GA 333); SB; 248pp; 23 x 15
relation to the cm; 978 088010 619 1; pb; £15.95
An Esoteric Cosmology cosmos, the evolution of the earth,
Evolution, Christ &
Modern Spirituality
the journey of the soul after death, The Interior of
reincarnation and karma, good and the Earth
These lecture
evil, and the modern path of medita- An Esoteric Study
notes will prove tive training. of the
invaluable for all Trans. rvd M. Barton (14 lectures, Stuttgart, 22
Subterranean
those who wish to Aug to 4 Sept 1906, GA 95)
Spheres
better understand RSP; 176pp; 978 185584 077 5; pb; £11.95 Steiner’s utter-
Steiner’s Occult ances on this
Science, as well Fruits of Anthroposophy theme have been
Trans: G. Adams, A. R. Meuss. (Summaries
as his Christian brought together for the first time
of 4 lectures, & 4 lectures in full, Stuttgart
cosmology and under one cover. His unique overview
29 Aug to 6 Sept 1921, GA 78); RSP;
perspective on Esoteric Christianity gives a picture of the nine layers of
76pp; 978 0 85440 522 0; pb; £6.00
and the Christian Mysteries. the earth as they become visible via
Trans. Unknown; (18 lectures, Paris, May 25 Harmony of the Creative Word the research of the spiritual scientist.
- June 14, 1906, GA 94); SB; 132pp; 23 x Compiled and trans. rvd. P.V. O’Leary (Selected
The Human Being and the lectures, various GAs); RSP; 144pp; 21.5 x
15 cm; 978 0 88010 593 4; pb; £12.95
Elemental, Animal, Plant and 13.5 cm; pb; 978 1 85584 119 2; £9.95
Mineral Kingdoms
Esoteric Lessons 1904 – 1909
In one of his The Karma of Materialism
From the Esoteric
most popular Trans: R. Everett. (9 lectures, Berlin, 31
School
lecture courses Jul to 25 Sept 1917, GA 176); AP/RSP;
Covering a vast
Steiner presents 158pp; 978 0854405 909; hb; £13.95
range of subjects 978 0 88010 129 5; pb; £8.95
an extraordinary
in a continuous
panorama of spir-
flow of lectures, The Karma of Vocation
itual knowledge
Rudolf Steiner’s Steiner takes us behind the scenes of
centring on the
esoteric lessons
human being. We routine activities, showing how the com-
should be an es- bined vocational work of all humanity
are the harmony
the Ice Age; the thyroid gland and whooping cough and pleurisy; Learning to See Into the
hormones; beavers, wasps and bees; seances; sleep and sleeplessness; Spiritual World
the nose, smell and taste; jaundice, dreams; reincarnation; life after Lectures to the
smallpox and rabies. death; the physical, ether and astral Workers at the
(Previously published as Health and Illness bodies and the ‘I’; the two Jesus Goetheanum
Vols. 1 & 2) Trans. rvd. M. Barton (18 children; Ahriman and Lucifer; the
discussions, 19 Oct 1922 to 10 Feb 1923
In these lectures –
death, resurrection and ascension of also published in
GA 348) RSP; 320pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm;
978 1 85584 088 1; pb; £14.95
Christ, and much more! From Mammoths
Trans: A.R. Meuss. (12 discussions, Dor- to Mediums –
nach, 17 Feb to 9 May 1923, GA 349) RSP;
From Crystals 256pp; 978 1 85584 097 3; pb; £12.95 Steiner covers
to Crocodiles a wide range of
Answers to From topics, from the
Questions development of independent thinking
Mammoths and the ability to think backward, to
Steiner deals with: to Mediums… the uses of what seems boring and
speech and lan- Answers to
guages; lefthand- the reversal of thinking between the
Questions physical and spiritual worlds.
edness; dinosaurs; Steiner gives Trans. W. Stuber, M. Gardner (4 lectures,
Lemuria; turtles stimulating com- Dornach, June 28-July 18, 1923, GA
and crocodiles; oxygen and carbon; mentary on danc- 350); SB; 96pp; 21 x 14 cm; 978 0
ancient giant oysters; the moon, sun ing and sport; 88010 281 0; pb; £10.95
and earth; the Old Testament; the guardian angels; effects of the stars; Love and Its Meaning
real nature of Adam; breathing and potatoes; beetroot and radishes;
brain activity; dreams; sugar; the liver the Druids; Roman Catholic and in the World
and perception; brain cells and think- Masonic rituals; proteins, fats, car- This collection
ing; cancer and its origin; diabetes; brings together
bohydrates and salts; Aristotle; nutri-
the eyes of animals; Paracelsus; all of Steiner’s
tion; blood circulation and the heart;
alcohol, and migraine. main lectures
honesty and conscience; boredom
Trans. rvd M. Barton (10 lectures, Dornach, and writings
2 Aug to 30 Sept 1922, GA 347); RSP;
and opinions; lungs and kidneys;
relating to love. It
192pp; 978 1 85584 107 9; pb; £11.95 fertilization in plants and humans;
spans earthly
light and colour and breathing.
From Elephants Trans: A R Meuss (16 discussions; 30 May love to the nature
to Einstein... 1922 to 22 Sept 1923; GA 350); RSP; and function of
Answers to 328 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 spiritual love.
078 2; pb; £14.95 Trans: various (Selected lectures and
Questions writings); AP; 256pp; 978 0880104 418;
Steiner discusses From pb; £16.95
ants and bees; Sunspots
shells and skel- Man as a Picture of
to
etons; animal and the Living Spirit
Strawberries... Trans: G. Adams. (1 lecture, London 2
plant poisons –
Answers to Sept 1923, GA 228); RSP; 30pp; 978
arsenic and lead;
Questions 0854402 533; bl’t; £2.00
nutrition – proteins and fats, potatoes;
Steiner answers
the human eye and its colour; fresh
questions regard-
Materialism and the Task of
and salt water; fish and bird migra- Anthroposophy
ing: Lemuria and
tion; human clothing; opium and al- Trans: M. St Goar. (17 lectures, Dornach
Atlantis; Chinese and Indian cultures;
cohol; thinking, and bodily secretions. 2 April to 5 June 1921, GA 204); AP/RSP;
Trans: A.R. Meuss (10 discussions, Dornach,
raw food; vegetarianism; children’s 352pp; 978 0880101 769; pb; £26.95
7 Jan to 27 Feb 1924, GA 352); RSP; nutrition; manure and soil; hardening
208pp; 978 1855840 812; pb; £12.95 of the arteries; the sense of smell; The Meaning of Life
planetary influences; weather and and other Lectures on
From Limestone its causes; creation of the world; Fundamental Issues
to Lucifer... origin of the human being; Saturn, Rudolf Steiner
Answers to Sun and Moon; Darwinism; earth addresses the
Questions strata and fossils; Biela’s comet; star eternal enigma
Steiner talks about wisdom; evolution of human culture; with a refresh-
technology; the liv- lightning, and volcanoes. ing directness,
ing earth; natural Trans. rvd M. Barton (14 lectures, Dornach, giving profound
healing powers; 30 Jun to 24 Sept 1924, GA 354); RSP; and enlightening
colour and sick- 256pp; 978 1 85584 112 3; pb; £12.95 answers. In the
ness; rainbows; other lectures
which make up this inspiring col- Original Impulses for the the substance, intent and effects of
lection, Steiner addresses themes Science of the Spirit that groundbreaking meeting in 1907
related to illness and health, reincar- Christian Esotericism in the Light Trans. M. Post (13 lectures, various cities,
nation, destiny, luck and the trials of 1907–11, GA 284); SB; 424pp + 64
of New Spiritual page colour insert; 23 x 15 cm; 978 0
modern life. Insights 88010 611 5; pb; £26.95
Trans. J. Collis (7 lectures, various GAs); Health and educa-
RSP; 176 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1
85584 092 8; pb; £10.95
tion, volcanic Rosicrucian
eruptions plan- Wisdom
Mystery of the Universe etary evolution, An Introduction
The Human Being, the Rosicrucian Audio book,
Image of Creation way of initiation, complete and
Steiner speaks of the modern sci- unabridged
the human being ence of the spirit, the Lord’s Prayer, version (7 CD set) read by
as the image the blood that flowed on Golgotha, Peter Bridgmont
of creation, the and karmic law. In one of his most complete
Trans. A. Meuss (20 lectures, Berlin, Jan-Jun
primary focus of 1907, GA 96); Completion Press; 320 pp, 22.5 introductions to modern spirituality
the cosmos. In an x 15.5 cm ; 978 0 95781 891 0; pb; £14.95 Steiner speaks out of the stream of
extensive exposi- Rosicrucian teaching. But rather than
tion he talks of borrowing old ideas from historical
The Principle of Spiritual
the constellation tradition, he presents a wholly new
of cosmic forces, Economy contribution arising from the results
Trans: P. Mollenhauer. (11 lectures, various
zodiac and planets amongst which cities, 1909, GA 109); AP/RSP; 164pp of his own experiential research.
we find ourselves situated. 978 0880101 622; pb; £9.95 This audio edition, complete and
Trans. rvd M. Barton (I6 lectures, Dornach, 9 Apr unabridged, is a new, high quality
to 16 May 1920; GA 201); RSP; 240pp; 21.5 x recording read by respected actor
13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 069 0; pb; £11.95
A Psychology of Body, Soul,
& Spirit and speech teacher Peter Bridgmont,
Anthroposophy, author of Liberation of the Actor.
Mystics after Modernism Audio edition, read by Peter Bridgmont;
Discovering the Seeds of a Psychosophy, Trans. rvd. J. Collis (14 lectures, Munich,
New Science Pneumatosophy 22 May to 6 Jun 1907; GA 99); RSP; 7
Through Steiner These twelve CDs; 978 1855841 345; £26.99 (incl. vat)
some of the lectures form the
greatest mystics basis for an en-
in Western his- tirely new psychol- best
tory come alive ogy that considers seller
and transmit the whole human
their messages being in body, soul, and spirit.
Trans: M. Spock (12 lectures, 23 Oct Rosicrucian
as if they were
1909 to 16 Dec 1911, GA 115); AP; Wisdom
speaking directly. 320pp; 978 0 88010 397 8; pb; £16.95 An Introduction
Steiner shows how their insights can (Previously pub. as
be integrated with modern science Rosicrucianism Theosophy of the
to create a new spiritual science, at Rosicrucian) Trans.
Renewed
once mystical and scientific. rvd J. Collis (14 lectures, Munich, 27 May
(Previously published as Mysticism at the
The Misraim to 6 June 1907, GA 99); RSP; 184pp;
Dawn of the Modern Age); Trans. rvd K. Service 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 063 8;
E. Zimmer (GA 7); AP; 208 pp; 21.5 x 14 The Unity of Art, pb; £10.95
cm; 978 0 88010 470 8; pb; £13.95 Science & Reli-
gion, The Theo- Rudolf Steiner Speaks
Occult Movements in the sophical Congress to the British
19th Century of Whitsun 1907 Lectures and
Steiner gives a detailed account of Steiner surprised some and dismayed Addresses in
the activity of occult groups working others when he introduced the England
behind the scenes in the 19th century. Rosicrucian path – a path of thinking, and Wales
Trans: D. S. Osmond. (10 lectures, Dor- and the unification of art, science This volume
nach Oct 1915, GA 254); RSP; 190pp; and religion into the greater theo- gathers together
978 0 85440 280 9; hb; £5.95 sophical tradition. various lectures,
This volume contains lectures by addresses,
Steiner as well as additional related question-and-
talks from other occasions that amplify answer sessions,
minutes of important meetings and
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30 Esoteric Studies
Toward Imagination spirit?’ was the driving force of the ed. Paul V. O’Leary
Culture and the times, leading to the ‘youth move- The Inner Life of the Earth
Individual ment’. In fact, as Steiner emphasized, Exploring the Mysteries of Nature,
Starting with a the spiritually active forces that Subnature and Supranature
new look at the produced the youth movement were The seven authors
Christian festival manifesting as such for the first time. approach this
of Pentecost, Ru- Trans. C. E. Creeger (16 lectures, various cit- difficult and little-
dolf Steiner shows ies, 1920 - 1924, GA 217a); SB; 256pp; 23
discussed topic
X 15 cm; 978 0 88010 616 0; pb; £16.95
how the chaos from different
of his time – and directions. They
Esoteric Studies
ours – can be transcended by the discuss how the
development of Imagination. OTHER AUTHORS forces emanating
Trans: S. Seiler. (7 lectures to members, from the interior
Berlin 6 Jun to 18 Jul 1916, GA 169); AP;
180pp; 978 0 88010 285 8; pb; £9.95 New Book of the Earth affect the weather, our
Core Antroposophy atmosphere, human beings, and
True and False Paths in (page 18) how human behaviour in turn affects
Spiritual Investigation them, showing that earthly and
Beredene Jocelyn human evolution are a unity and
Trans. A. H. should never be thought of as occur-
Parker; (11 lectures, Citizens of the Cosmos
ring separately.
Torquay 11-22 Aug Life’s Unfolding
1924, GA 243); SB; 304pp; 978 0 88010 595 8; pb; £16.95
from Conception
RSP; 222pp; 978 through Death to
1855840 300; pb;
Rebirth
Edited by T. H. Meyer
£6.95 Light for the New Millennium
Citizens of the
Cosmos meets the Rudolf Steiner’s Association with
Helmuth and Eliza von Moltke.
growing urgent
Letters, Documents and After-Death
need for spiritual
The Universal Human Communications
wisdom and indi-
The Evolution of Individuality This collection
vidual responsibil-
Steiner describes the deals with themes
ity. It will appeal not only to general
evolutionary task which are of
readers, regardless of occupation
facing contempo- tremendous sig-
or life status, but will be especially
rary humanity as it nificance for our
relevant for all those interested in
prepares to enter time, including:
spiritual values and our human place
the sixth epoch. In the end of the
in the cosmos.
the past, human SB; 220pp; 978 0 88010 633 7; pb; century and the
souls felt a strong new millennium; the future of Rudolf
£16.95
connection with Steiner’s science of the spirit; karma
the group soul to which they belonged. and reincarnation; life after death;
Valentin Tomberg
Today, all ‘group soul’ characteristics the workings of evil; the destiny of
– such as race and nation – must be
Inner Development Europe; and the hidden causes of
discarded. Trans: R. &. P. the First World War.
Ed: S Seiler, Trans. G Church (4 lectures, Bloedon. Trans: H. Herrmann-Davey, W. Forward &
Munich and Bern, 1909 & 1916, GA 117, AP; 120pp; 978 M. Askew. RSP; 400pp (16 b/w plates)
124 & 165); SB; 96pp; 14 x 21.5cm; 978 0 0880103 633; pb; 978 1855840 515; hb; £22.50
88010 2896; pb; £10.95 £11.95
John Jocelyn
Youth and the Etheric Heart
Rudolf Steiner speaks to the Meditations on the Signs of
Younger the Zodiac
Generation This esoteric
Although the classic contains
younger gen- meditations
eration of Rudolf on each of the
Steiner’s time was twelve signs of the
zodiac.
not yet aware of it,
SB; 276pp; 14 x 21.5
the question ‘How cm; 978 0 88010
can we find the 552 1; pb; £16.95
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32 Esoteric Studies • Spiritual Beings
who guide and protect human be- Nature Spirits Spiritual Beings
ings and asserts that they can be The instinctive
researched and studied through understanding OTHER AUTHORS
clairvoyant means. that human-
Trans: P Wehle (6 selected lectures); ity once had for Robert Powell
RSP;144pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 the elemental The Most Holy
073 7; pb; £9.95
beings, enabling Trinosophia
The Incarnation of Ahriman ancient peoples And the New
The Embodiment of Evil on Earth to commune with Revelation of the
In these extra- them, needs to Divine Feminine
ordinary lectures be transformed into clear scientific AP; 160 pp; 15.5
Steiner talks about knowledge. Steiner calls on modern x 21.5 cm; 978 0
humanity to develop a new relation- 88010 480 7; pb;
an actual incarna-
£12.95
tion of Ahriman ship to the elementals, who want to
on the earth and be of assistance to us.
the potential con- RSP; (various GAs and translators);
sequences. Just as 208pp; 978 1 85584 018 8; £12.95
Seasons & Festivals
Christ incarnated The Spiritual
in a physical body, Hierarchies &
so would Ahriman incarnate in the
the Physical
Western world – before ‘a part’ of Christmas
the third millennium had passed. World
An Introductory
Trans. rvd. M. Barton, Intro. S. Gulbekian Zodiac, Planets &
Reader
(7 lectures, various GAs); RSP; 128pp; 21.5 Cosmos
Barton brings
x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 178 9; pb; £9.95 In these remark-
together excerpts
able lectures,
Isis Mary Sophia Rudolf Steiner from Steiner’s
Her Mission re-establishes the many talks and
and Ours human being as a participant in an writings on the
This book contains evolving, dynamic universe of living Festivals. Each volume also features
most of Steiner’s spiritual beings: a living universe, an editorial introduction, afterword,
statements on whole and divine. He does so in commentary and notes. Chapters:
Sophia. We see concrete images, capable of being Christmas in a Grievous Age;
him ‘midwifing’ the grasped by human consciousness as Christmas and the Earth; Delving to
birth of the Sophia, if from within. the Core; The Child and the Tree;
the new Isis and Trans. R. Querido; (10 lectures, 1909, Towards a New Christmas.
divine feminine GA 110); SB; 256pp; 23 x 15 cm; 978 0 Trans. rvd. M. Barton; RSP; 176pp;
wisdom, in human hearts on earth. 88010 601 6; pb; £16.95 17 x 12 cm; 978 185584 189 5; pb;
Intro. C. Bamford (various GAs and trans- £6.99
lators); SB; 224pp; 23.5 x 15.5 cm; 978 best The Christmas Festival in the
0 88010 494 4; pb; £16.95 seller Changing Course of Time
Trans: E. Katz (1 lecture, Berlin, 22 Dec
The Mission of the Folk-Souls The Work of 1922, GA 125); AP; 22pp; 978 0880102
in relation to Teutonic Mythology the Angel in 711; bl’t; £3.50
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34 Season & Festivals • Reincarnation, Karma & Life after Death
Trans. P. Clemm; (5 lectures, Stuttgart, The Four Seasons and Whitsun &
December 18, 1919 - January 4, 1920,
GA 195); SB; 128pp; 23 x 15 cm; 978 0
the Archangels Ascension
88010 613 9; pb; £13.95 Experience of the Course of the An Introductory
Year in Four Cosmic Reader
The Cycle of the Year Imaginations Barton brings
as Breathing Process of the Earth Steiner presents together excerpts
These lectures focus on the four Chris- great imaginative from Steiner’s
tian festival seasons, elaborating the pictures which many talks and
complementary nature of Christmas and unite the heavens writings on the
Midsummer, Easter and Michaelmas. and the earth Festivals. Each volume also features
Trans: B. D. Betteridge, F. E. Dawson (5 through a portray- an editorial introduction, afterword,
lectures, Dornach 31 Mar to 8 Apr 1923,
al of the activities commentary and notes.
GA 223) AP; 88pp; 978 0880100 816;
pb; £11.95 of the archangels Chapters: Rising to the Clouds,
Michael, Gabriel, Tethered to Earth; Suffering’s Open
Easter Raphael and Uriel. Door; All One to Alone to One in
An Introductory Trans. rvd P. Wehrle (5 lectures, Dornach, All; Human Freedom and the Word.
Reader 5-13 Oct 1923; GA 223/229); RSP; Trans. rvd. M. Barton; RSP; 128pp;
88pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1855840 17 x 12 cm; 978 1 85584 169 7; pb; £5.99
Barton brings
508; pb; £9.95
together excerpts
from Steiner’s Michaelmas
many talks and An Introductory
writings on the Reader
Reincarnation, Karma
Festivals. Each volume also features Barton brings & Life after Death
an editorial introduction, afterword, together excerpts
commentary and notes. from Steiner’s
Chapters: Can we Celebrate Easter?; many talks and
An Exercise for Karmic Insight
The Earth and the Cosmos; Rising writings on the
Steiner presents a
Sun: Nature and Resurrection; Festivals. Each
practical exercise
volume also features an editorial
Golgotha, the Central Deed of for gaining insight
introduction, afterword, commentary
Evolution; Easter, a Festival for the into karma. He
and notes.
Future. draws our
Chapters: Sinking Earth, Rising Spirit;
Trans. rvd. M. Barton; RSP; 160pp; attention to the
17 x 12 cm; 978 185584 139 0; pb; Michael and the Dragon; Michael, Spirit
ordinary events
£6.99 of Our Age; Towards a Michael Festival.
of life, encourag-
Trans. rvd. M. Barton; RSP; 160pp; 17 x 12
The Easter Festival cm; 978 185584 159 8; pb; £6.99 ing us to take an
in the Evolution of the Mysteries image of a single event and meditate
Trans: B. Kelly. (4 lectures, Dornach 19-22 Michaelmas and the Soul on it.
Apr 1924, GA233a) AP; 64pp; Forces of Man Trans. rvd. P. Wehrle (single lecture from
978 0880102 568; pb £6.50 Trans: S. & L. Lockwood. (4 lectures, GA 236); RSP; 48pp; 13.5 x 10 cm;
Vienna 27 Sept to 1 Oct 1923, GA 223) 978 1 85584 154 3; pb; £2.99
The Festivals AP; 69pp; 978 0880100 076; pb; £6.50
Also available
and their St John’s as an
Meaning An Introductory audio book
Steiner shows Reader 978 1 85584 220 5;
that the Festivals Barton brings £5.99
are not merely together excerpts
the commemora- from Steiner’s
tion of mighty many talks and At Home in the
historical events writings on the Universe
or truths within the Festivals. Each Exploring our
Christian tradition, but are in them- volume also features an editorial Suprasensory
selves – each year – spiritual events, introduction, afterword, commentary Nature
manifesting in seasonal and natural and notes. Steiner shows how
rhythms, which carry a significance Chapters: Midsummer Dream, the intimately we are
that grows and deepens with the Earth Breathes Out; Finding the enmeshed with
developing of human evolution. Greater Self; ‘He Must Increase, I the whole cosmos,
Trans. rvd M. Barton (30 selected lectures; Must Decrease’; Creating Vision. right down to the
GA various); RSP; 400pp; 21.5 x 13.5 Trans. rvd. M. Barton; RSP; 112pp;
cm; 978 1 85584 045 4; pb; £15.95
physical structure of our bodies.
17 x 12 cm; 978 1 85584 174 1; pb; £5.99
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Reincarnation, Karma & Life after Death 35
(Previously published as Supersensible of those living on Earth to work with 1924; GA 237); RSP; 184pp; 21.5 x 13.5
Man) Trans. rvd. H. Collison (5 lectures, those who have died, as well as the cm; 978 1 85584 216 8; pb; £14.95
The Hague, 13-18 Nov. 1923, GA 231); Christ being. All those readers who
AP; 144pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0880104
Volume 4
739; pb; £11.95
have worked with Staying Connected The karmic groups of souls connect-
will find here much new food for ed to Aristotelianism and Platonism,
The Dead Are thought, inspiration, and practice. the karma of the anthroposophical
With Us Trans. rev. M Post; (8 lectures, Dornach, Dec movement, as well as the indi-
Steiner speaks with 2 - 22, 1917; GA 179); SB; 184pp; 23 x vidual incarnations of Ernst Haeckel,
clarity about life 15 cm; 978 0 88010 614 6; pb; £16.95
Vladimir Solovyov and others. This
after death, and Karmic new edition also includes Steiner’s
explains how those Relationships last address.
on the earth can Esoteric Studies Trans: G. Adams, C. Davy, & D. S.
keep a connection Osmond (11 lectures, Dornach, between
During 1924, 5-24 Sept 1924, GA 238); RSP; 173pp;
with loved ones who have passed on. before his last ad-
Trans. D.S. Osmond (single lecture from 978 0854404 124; hb; £14.95
GA 182); RSP; 56pp; 13.5 x 10 cm; 978
dress in Septem-
ber, Rudolf Steiner Volume 5
1 85584 104 8; pb; £2.99
gave over eighty paperback The difference be-
lectures on the Jan 2011 tween ‘moon karma’
Also available and ‘sun karma’, the
as an subject of karma
to members of the Anthroposophical influences of Christian and Moham-
audio book medan thinking, the transformation
978 1 85584 231 1; Society. These profoundly esoteric
£5.99 lectures examine the underlying laws of inner human qualities from one
inherent in reincarnation and karma, life to the next, and much more.
Trans: D. S. Osmond (7 lectures, Prague &
and explore in detail the incarnations
Death as Metamorphosis of specific historical figures.
Paris, between 29 Mar-25 May 1924, GA
239); RSP; 112pp; 978 1 85584 252 6;
of Life
Volume 1 pb; £14.95
This jewel of a
book, movingly Features an overview of the laws and Volume 6
and with great conditions of karma, and goes on to A study of the karma of the anthro-
spiritual matu- consider the incarnations of Friedrich posophical movement and Society,
Nietzsche, Lord Bacon of Verulam, the spiritual gates of the sun and
rity and rare emo-
Lord Byron and many others. moon, and much more.
tional intensity, Trans: G. Adams, rvd. M. Cotterell, Trans: D. S. Osmond.
expresses Rudolf C. Davy, & D. S. Osmond. (12 lectures, (9 lectures, various cities 25 Jan to 20 Jul
Steiner’s wisdom, Dornach, between 16 Feb-23 Mar 1924, 1924, GA 235, 236, 240); RSP; 184pp;
insight, and compassion. At stake is GA 235); RSP; 205pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 217 5;
the need to understand that we are 978 0854402 601; hb; £13.95 pb; £14.95
spiritual beings and live in perpetual Volume 2 Volume 7
interaction with the spiritual world— Features individual karmic relation- This volume focuses on human
not only the dead, but also with ships in history – for example Marx experiences after death and before
Christ and angelic worlds. and Engels – as well as a survey of a new birth; karma in world history;
Trans. S. Seiler; (7 lectures, various cities, karma in human life, the shaping of the cosmic nature of Christ; waking,
Nov 29, 1917 - Oct 16, 1918; GA 182); karma after death, and the ‘cosmic dreaming, sleeping; and the physical
SB; 160pp; 23 x 15 cm; 978 088010
607 8; pb; £13.95
form’ of karma. effects of karma.
Trans: G. Adams, rvd. M. Cotterell, Trans. D.S. Osmond (9 lectures, Breslau,
The Influence C. Davy, & D. S. Osmond (16 lectures, 7-15 Jun 1924; GA 239); RSP; 144pp;
Dornach, between 6 Apr-29 Jun 1924, 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 218 2;
of the Dead GA 236); RSP; 256pp; 978 0854402 pb; £14.95
on Destiny 816; hb; £14.95
Steiner explicates Volume 8
the manifold
Volume 3 Subjects include Cosmic Christian-
Steiner discusses the karmic relation- ity, the Michael impulse, the Arthur
ways in which
ships within the anthroposophical and Grail streams of wisdom, plus
the so-called
movement, including the predisposi- Gregory VII, Haeckel, Swedenborg,
dead participate
tions which lead souls to anthroposo- Loyola, Haroun al Raschid, Byron,
continuously in phy, the two streams within the move- Voltaire and others.
the lives of those on Earth. Through ment, plus Rosicrucianism, Arabism, Trans: D. S. Osmond. (6 lectures, Torquay
understanding and learning to live Aristotelianism, the Platonists and the 12-21 Aug, London 24-27Aug 1924, GA
out of the gap between sensory and School of Michael. 240); RSP; 102pp; 978 0854400 188;
suprasensory worlds in a new way, Trans. G. Adams & D.S. Osmond hb; £8.00
a new possibility arises—the ability (11 lectures, Dornach, 1 Jul to 8 Aug
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38 Christianity & World Religions
the Holy Grail. He indicates how the Deeper Secrets of Human History From Jesus to Christ
Grail emerges in human history, and in the Light of the Gospel of Steiner shows
how the ‘stellar script’ relates to the St Matthew how ‘the Mystery
secret of Parsifal. of Golgotha’
Trans. C. Davy & D. Osmond (6 lectures, Trans: D. S. can be seen as
Leipzig Dec 1913 to Jan 1914, GA 149); Osmond, A. P.
the pivotal event
RSP; 144 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 Shepherd.
(3 lectures, Berlin 1, of human his-
85584 202 1; pb; £9.95
9 & 23 Nov 1909, tory. The Gospels
Christianity as Mystical Fact GA 117); RSP/AP; themselves, he
And the Mysteries of Antiquity 78pp; 978 0 85440 says, are ‘initia-
A watershed in 610 4; pb; £3.50 tion documents’
the development that can guide us on a path of
of Western esoteri- spiritual development.
cism. Included are Esoteric Christianity Trans. rvd. C. Davy (11 lectures, Karlsruhe,
an informative and the Mission of Christian 4-14 Oct 1911, GA 131); RSP; 208 pp;
introduction and Rosenkreutz 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1855841 956; pb;
In addition to the £10.95
notes by Andrew
Welburn and outer manifesta- Genesis
an afterword by tion of Christian- Secrets of
Michael Debus, ity as we know it Creation
who summarizes the book and from history, there Steiner speaks
places it in context. exists a second, of the six days of
Trans. A. Welburn (10 lectures, various hidden stream of creation as a re-
cities, 1913–1914, GA 152); SB; 240pp; Christian thought awakening of the
23 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 436 4; pb; and development, previous phases
£16.95 sometimes referred to as ‘esoteric of the Earth’s
The Christian Mystery Christianity’ or ‘Rosicrucian Christi- development. He
The Language of Truth in the Gospels anity’. Rudolf Steiner throws light on describes the work of mighty spiritual
– Lucifer and this once secret, spiritual movement. entities called the Elohim, and how
Trans. rvd. M. Barton (23 lectures, 1911-
Christ – Ancient 1912, GA 130); RSP; 336 pp; 21.5 x
they co-operated with other spiritual
Esoteric teachings 13.5 cm; 1 85584 083 9; pb; £14.95 hierarchies in the creation of Earth.
and Rosicrucian- Trans. P. Wehrle, Intro. B. Urieli (11
ism – Insights and Exoteric and Esoteric lectures, Munich, 16-26 Aug 1910, GA
Christianity 122); RSP; 192pp; 978 1855841 024;
life fruits gained in
Trans: unknown. (1 lecture, Dornach pb; £11.95
the science of the
2 Apr 1922, GA 211); SBC; 17pp; 978 The Gospel of
spirit
0919924 208; bl’t; £2.95
Trans. A. Meuss St. John
(Notes from 31 lectures, GA 97); Comple- The Fifth Gospel Steiner teaches
tion Press; 240 pp, 21 x 15 cm; 978
From the Akashic Record that the incarna-
0957818 903; pb; £13.95
tion, death, and
The Christian Mystery: best resurrection of
Early Lectures seller the Divine Word,
Rudolf Steiner af- or Logos, reveals
firms the reality of From his clairvoy- the mission of the
esoteric Christian- ant reading of the Earth: Love. We learn of the mysteries
ity and unveils Akashic Record behind Lazarus’ resurrection, the ‘I
many of its secret – the cosmic AM’ sayings, and the seven degrees
teachings in this memory of all of initiation.
major collec- events, actions Trans. M.B. Monges, Intro. M. Steiner-von
tion. This is an and thoughts – Steiner was able to Sivers; (12 lectures, Hamburg, 5-31 May
speak of aspects of the life of Jesus 1908, GA 103); SB; 192pp; 14 x 21.5
excellent book for
cm; 978 0910142 137; pb; £13.95
those who want Christ which are not contained in the
to deepen their understanding of the four biblical Gospels.
Western stream of Christian esoteri- Trans: A. R. Meuss . (13 lectures, Oslo,
Berlin and Cologne. Oct 1913 to Feb
cism and Rudolf Steiner’s approach
1914, GA 148); RSP; 264pp; 978
to Christianity as a spiritual practice. 185584 039 3; pb; £12.95
Trans. J.H. Hindes (1905 - 1908, GA 97);
AP; 288 pp; 978 0 88010 419 7; pb;
£16.95
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40 Christianity & World Religions
The Gospel of St. John and Trans. rvd. P. Wehrle, Intro. J. von Halle (4 the beginning of the modern era.
lectures from GAs 96 + 97); RSP; 88pp; And today, says Rudolf Steiner, many
Its relation to 21.5 x 13.5 cm; ISBN 978 1 85584 164
Other Gospels remain ignorant of the most important
2; pb; £7.95
Trans. S. & L. Lock- event of our time: the appearance of
wood & M. St Goar, The New Spirituality Christ in the etheric – or life – realm
Intro. S.C. Easton (14 and the Christ Experience of the earth.
lectures, Kassel, 24 of the Twentieth Century Trans. rvd. M. Barton (single lecture from
Jun-7 Jul 1909, GA Trans: P. King (7 lectures, Dornach 17-31 GA 118); RSP; 56pp; 13.5 x 10 cm;
112); SB; 320pp; Oct 1920, GA 200); RSP/AP; 128pp 978 185584 207 6; pb; £2.99
14 x 21.5 cm; 978 978 0854406 562; pb; £7.95
0880100 144; pb;
Also available
£19.95 Newborn Might and Strength
as an
The Gospel of St Mark Everlasting audio book
St Mark reveals Christ as a cosmic A Christmas Offering 978 1 85584 228
Trans: G. Church. (1 lecture, Berlin 23 1; £5.99
spirit, giving us a sense of His great- Dec 1913, GA150); AP; 13pp;
ness and power. 978 0880101 004; bl’t; £2.95
Trans: C. Mainzer, S. C. Easton. (10 lec-
Self Knowledge and the Christ
tures, Basel 15-24 Sept 1912, GA 139); The Reappearance of Christ in
AP/RSP; 211pp; 978 0880100 823; hb; Experience
the Etheric Trans. M. Bradley, ed. A. Welburn; (1
£15.00; 978 0880100 830; pb; £16.95
These lectures lecture, Dornach 2 Feb 1923); RSP/AP;
How Can Mankind Find the announce Christ’s 17pp; 978 0854405 862; bl’t; £1.50
Christ Again? appearance in
The Threefold Shadow-Existence of the sphere of the
Christianity & World Religions
Our Time and the New Light of Christ earth’s etheric or
Trans: F. E. Dawson, G. Hahn, O. D. life-body. OTHER AUTHORS
Wannamaker. (8 lectures, Dornach 22 Trans. various, Intro.
Dec 1918 to 1 Jan 1919, GA 187); AP; Stephen Usher (13
New Book
179pp; 978 0880100 793; pb; £13.95 lectures, 1910-
1917; GAs 118, 130, 182, 186); AP; Rudolf Steiner & the Fifth
How Do I Find 256 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 0880105 Gospel (page 14)
the Christ? 194; pb; £13.95
Steiner emphasis- Religion Edward Reaugh Smith
es the importance An Introductory The Burning Bush
of striving for Reader The author com-
self-knowledge, Mysticism and be- bines his own ex-
the significance yond: the impor- tensive traditional
of experiencing tance of prayer; Biblical knowledge
powerlessness, and the eventual The meaning of with years of
resurrection from powerlessness. sin and grace; concentrated study
Trans. M. Barton (single lecture from GA and reflection.
182); RSP; 64pp; 13.5 x 10 cm; 978
Rediscovering the
Bible; What is true communion?; Re- AP; 800pp; 978
1855841 932; pb; £2.99 0880104 470; pb;
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44 Education & Child Development
Practical Advice to Teachers Rudolf Steiner in the Waldorf introduction to the Waldorf spirit and
These lectures School method.
deal in an Lectures and Trans. R. F. Lathe, N. P. Whittaker; (6
immensely lectures, Stuttgart 24 Aug to 27 Nov
Addresses to 1919, GA 297 & 1 essay, Feb 1920, from
practical way with Children, Parents, GA 24); AP; 189pp 978 0880103 947;
the teaching of and Teachers pb; £10.95
writing and Readers will find
reading, geogra- here a unique Study of Man
phy, geometry, glimpse of what General Education Course
languages and Steiner was
much else. really like, and best
Trans. rvd J. Collis (14 lectures, Stuttgart, how he viewed the school and the seller
21 Aug to 5 Sep 1919; GA 294); AP;
educational philosophy he brought
224pp; 21.5 x 13.5cm; 978 0 88010 Although these
467 8; pb £13.95
into being.
Trans: C. E. Creeger (1 essay & 24 lectures lectures were
The Renewal of Education and addresses, 1919-1924, GA 298); AP; given to teachers
‘Foundations of Waldorf 244pp; 978 0 88010 433 3; pb; £10.95 as preparatory
Education’ series material, they are
Soul Economy and Waldorf
Steiner outlines by no means
Education concerned only with education. Study
how spiritual These lectures
forces and enlight- of Man is Steiner’s most succinct
constitute one of presentation of his human-centred
ened educational Steiner’s most
practices assist spiritual psychology, accessible to
important edu- anyone interested in the riddles of
in the gradual cational courses,
development of human existence.
with separate Trans. A.C. Harwood; (14 lectures,
the child. lectures on the
Trans: R.Lathe, Stuttgart Aug-Sep 1919, GA 293); RSP;
N.Whittaker, Intro:
phases of child 192pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584
E.Schwartz (14 lectures, plus two introduc- development. 187 1; pb; £10.95
tions to eurythmy performances, Basel, Trans: R. Everett. (16 lectures, Dornach 23
Dec 1921 to 7 Jan 1922, GA 303); AP/ Waldorf Education and
April 20 to May 11, 1920; GA 301); AP;
288pp; 978 0880104 555; pb; £12.95 RSP; 360pp; 978 0 88010 138 7; pb; Anthroposophy 1
£15.00 Public Lectures 1921-1922
Rhythms of Learning The first of two
What Waldorf Education Offers The Spiritual
volumes of Stein-
Children, Parents & Teachers Ground er’s public lectures
Edited by Roberto Trostli of Education on Waldorf educa-
In each section ‘Foundations tion deals with the
of this book Rob- of Waldorf role of health and
erto Trostli intro- Education’ series illness in education
duces the reader Steiner’s Oxford and the major
to Rudolf Steiner’s lectures gave phases in child
lectures on spe- him a rare development.
cific aspects of the opportunity to present the principles Trans: unknown. (9 lectures, 1921-22,
child’s rhythm of of Waldorf education at the highest GA 304); AP; 256pp; 978 0880103 879;
development, and cultural level. One of the best intro- pb; £10.95
to the ways that ductions to Waldorf education.
Trans. unknown (9 lectures, Manchester
Waldorf Education and
Waldorf education responds to the
College, Oxford, Aug 16-29 1922; GA Anthroposophy 2
child at each stage of growth.
305); AP; 152pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 0 Public Lectures 1922-1924
Trans: C. Creeger (Selected lectures); AP;
416pp; 978 0880104 517; pb; £19.95
88010 513 2; pb; £13.95 Themes include education and the
moral life, eurythmy, and moral and
Roots of Education The Spirit of
physical education.
Together with its companion course the Waldorf Trans: N. P. Whittaker, R. F. Lathe, R.
The Essentials of Education, pre- School Everett (10 lectures 1923-24, GA 304a, &
sented three days earlier, this book These lectures 2 lectures from GA 218); AP; 244pp; 978
provides a stimulating synthesis of the surrounding the 0 88010 388 6; pb; £12.95
Waldorf approach to education. opening of the What is Waldorf Education?
Trans: unknown. (5 lectures, Bern, first Waldorf This little book is a reader-friendly
13-17 Apr 1924, GA 309) AP; 128pp; School provide an Waldorf ‘taster’, with three public
978 0880104 159; pb; £11.95 excellent, inspiring lectures by Rudolf Steiner on Waldorf
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46 Education & Child Development
Hermann Koepke Dr Finser offers teachers the tools including everything from drugs and
On the Threshold of needed to speak out and be heard, nutrition to boredom, the influence of
empowering their advocacy for TV, and multi-ethnic societies.
Adolescence RSP; 272pp; 21.5 x 13.4 cm; 978 1
The Struggle for educational change.
SB; 112pp; 21 x 13 cm; 978 0 88010 85584 200 7; pb; £11.95
Independence in 580 4; pb; £10.95
the Twelfth Year Peter Selg
This book tells Jennifer Crebbin The Therapeutic Eye
the story of how Soul Development through How Rudolf Steiner Observed
Suzanne, a young Handwriting Children
Waldorf teacher, The Waldorf Approach to the Dr Peter Selg
struggles with Vimala discusses
the changes her Alphabet Steiner’s views
class is going through. The problems This book on childhood
she and parents must deal with are cultivates the development,
familiar to all parents – drug use, noble quali- how teachers can
smoking, lack of responsiveness, ties to which observe children,
rebelliousness, and moodiness. Waldorf education has long been and ways that
SB; 160pp; 14 x 21.5 cm; 978 0 88010 devoted through the use of specific these approaches
357 2; pb; £13.95 can be used to develop lessons and
forms for shaping letters. The Vimala
Torin M. Finser, Alphabet was meticulously designed classroom activities to deal with
Ph.D. to support independent thinking, behavioural extremes and learning
engaged willpower, balance, toler- challenges. This booklet is a valuable
School as a
ance, honour, and intuition, as well resource for teachers and parents.
Journey SB; 96pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010
as strengthening the developing soul
The Eight-Year 594 1; pb; £11.95
forces of children.
Odyssey of a SB; 120pp; 28 x 21.5 cm; 978 0 88010
Waldorf Teacher Marjorie Spock
587 3; pb; £13.95
and His Class Teaching as a Lively Art
A lively, colourful, Roy Wilkinson The author, an
absorbing account of one Waldorf The Spiritual experienced
teacher’s journey with his class Basis of Waldorf teacher
through the curriculum from the first and eurythmist,
Steiner radiates her
to the eighth grades.
Education enthusiasm and
AP; 256pp; 978 0880103 893; pb; £11.95
The Waldorf sense for beauty
Torin M. Finser, Ph.D. School Approach as she takes
School Renewal Roy Wilkinson us through the
A Spiritual Journey for Change gives an overview various stages of
of Steiner education and its spiritual development of the child. AP; 140pp;
Torin Finser argues background. He shows how its aim is 978 0880101 271; pb; £10.95
that an educa- the development of the whole human
tional community being, rather than simply the dispens- Mary Goral
should address ing of knowledge.
RSP; 144pp; 978 1 85584 065 2; pb; £8.95 Transformational Teaching
the many unseen Waldorf-Inspired Methods in the
dimensions of Brien Masters Public School
each human Steiner Education and Social Goral explores
being. ways that Waldorf
Issues
How Waldorf principles can
AP; 192pp; 978 0 88010 493 7; pb; £12.95 be applied in
schooling ad-
dresses the prob- public schools to
Torin M. Finser, lems of society
educate children
Ph.D. for life rather than
Via a series of
Silence Is simply to meet the
short, engaging demands of rigid,
Complicity chapters, and one-size-fits-all
A Call to Let based on his programmes.
Teachers Improve broad per- SB; 168pp; 21.5 x 14 cm; 978 0 88010
Our Schools sonal experience of teaching and 704 4; pb; £14.95
through Action teacher-training, Masters tackles a
Research wide range of modern social issues,
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48 Education & Child Development • Picture Books & Readers
Sally Schweizer dishes with children, while learn- Dr Gilbert Childs & Sylvia Childs
Under the Sky ing and teaching them how various Your Reincarnating Child
Playing, Working and Enjoying foods affect us. Welcoming a Soul to the World
SB; 64pp; 18 x 25.5 cm; 978 0 88010
Adventures in the Open Air Features much
563 7; pb; £9.95
A Handbook for Parents, Carers sound practi-
and Teachers Werner Glas cal advice as to
An invaluable The Waldorf School Approach how parents, and
guide for anyone to History others who spend
wishing to cul- AP; 102pp; 978 0 88010 004 5; pb; £5.95 time with children,
tivate children’s can welcome a
play and imagina- soul to the world
Sally Schweizer
tion. It features and help it grow
ideas for planning
Well, I Wonder into a healthy and
Childhood in the
expeditions and responsible human being.
Modern World RSP; 192pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978 1
adventures, for toys and equipment,
A Handbook for 85584 126 0; pb; £9.95
and activities for all four seasons
Parents, Teachers
and all four elements! It includes
and Carers
plans, tips and advice on child-
Schweizer guides
friendly outdoor design, materials,
the reader
Picture Books
surfaces, seating, gardening, pets,
wildlife – even campfires, picnics
through the stages of childhood & Readers
development and explains children’s
and train journeys... Under the Sky
need of daily rhythm, movement and
also contains a chapter showing how
play. She emphasizes the importance
educators can work towards formal Picture Books & Readers
of guarding the quality of imagina-
‘Early Years’ government goals. OTHER AUTHORS
RSP; 288pp + 16pp colour plates; 23.5 tion, and indicates the significance
x 15.5 cm; 978 1 85584 215 1; pb; of festivals and celebrations. She
£14.95 offers helpful tips and wise advice
New Book
throughout this well-illustrated book,
Michaela Strauss which also features an 8-page colour
Spirit of the Mountain
Understanding Children’s section on the evolution of children’s (page 18)
Drawings drawings.
Tracing the Path of Incarnation RSP; 232pp + 8pp colour plates (half-
tones + 24 colour pictures); 23.5 x 15.5 Alice O. Howell
best cm; 978 1855841 246; pb; £12.95
The Beejum
seller Book
Sharifa Oppenheimer Alice O. Howell
Michaela Strauss’s What is a presents deep
classic book is a
Waldorf truths in simple
pioneer work that
can strengthen observation, under-
Kindergarten? and engaging
Given the ways. Through this
standing and love for the being of
confusing array enchanting tale,
the child, both in the parental home
of educational she suggests that within us are many
and the kindergarten. First issued in
methods available worlds as real and compelling as the
1978, it is republished here with revi-
one we know outside.
sions, improved reproductions and a today, this book serves to clarify one SB; 304pp; 22 x 14 cm; 978 0880105
larger format. of the most dynamic and success- 057; hb; £16.95
Notes on Study of Man by Wolfgang ful approaches to beginning young
Schad; Trans. P. Wehrle; RSP; 96pp children on the path of education Illustrated by Hsin-Shih Lai
(full colour throughout); 23 x 21 cm; 978 and life in the world. An invaluable The Bremen Town
1 85584 199 4; hb; £14.95 resource for parents of young children. Musicians
Lisa Hildreth, SB; 112pp; 23 x 19 cm; 978 0 88010 A Grimm’s Fairy Tale
576 7; pb; £10.95 Here is the classic
illustrated by
Jo Valens Grimm’s tale of a
run-away donkey,
Waldorf
a down-and-out
Kindergarten
dog, a cast-off
Snack Book cat, and a rooster
Create soups,
... about to be
breads and fruit
cooked. They set off together to This illuminated story is set in Amer- observe the world of nature in a
Bremen to become the town musi- ica’s first wilderness, the Kaaterskill special way.
cians. Clove in Upstate New York. SB; 32pp; 31 x 23 cm; 978 0880105
SB; 32pp; 28.5 x 23.5 cm; 978 0 88010 SB; 36pp; 22 x 28.5 cm; 978 0880104 217; hb; £11.95
583 5; hb; £12.95 715; hb; £11.95
Diana Cohn
Samuel Mills Diana Cohn, Namaste!
The Demon Slayer Lara’s First Illustrated by Amy
Journey back five Christmas Cordóva
thousand years to Illustrated by Woven into this
the danger-filled M. Mailer simple, gentle story
jungles of ancient Lara, along with her about recogniz-
India and a time refugee parents, ing and honouring the sacred in one
when gods and finds herself another are delightful details of daily life
demons walked on marooned in an in Nepal. Lusciously illustrated by artist
the Earth. isolated little hotel in snowbound Norway Amy Cordóva, with a glossary of terms at
SB; 192pp; 21 x before World War II. the end of the book and an informative
12.5 cm; 978 0 SB; 48 pp; 23 x 15 cm; 978 0 88010 afterword by Ang Rita Sherpa of The
88010 701 3; pb; £10.95 553 8; pb; £7.95 Mountain Institute. (Ages 5–8)
SB; 32pp; 22 x 25cm; 978 0 88010 625
Samuel Mills Maissa Hamed
2; hb; £11.95
The Fire The Last Night
Bringer of Ramadan Gerdt Bernhard von Bassewitz
Takes readers on Illustrated by Peter and Anneli’s Journey
a journey that Mohamed El Wakil to the Moon
gives life to the For children and Illustrated by
stories of the great their families who Hans Baluscek
Olympian gods wish to under- This classic
and goddesses. stand and learn about Islam and German children’s
SB; 128pp; 21 x the Muslim culture through Islamic tale of imagina-
12.5 cm; 978 0 celebrations throughout the year. This tive fantasy and
88010 700 6; pb; £10.95
book focuses on the Holy Month of adventure tells the
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Ramadan and the traditions associ- story of how Peter and Anneli help
The Green Snake and the ated with it. Mr. Zoomzeman, a June Bug, bring
SB; 32 pp; 26.5 x 18.5 cm; 978 0 88010 his leg back from the Moon.
Beautiful Lily 586 6; hb; £13.95
A Fairy Tale SB; 120pp; 26 x 21 cm; 978 0 88010
584 2; hb; £12.95
illustrated by Hermann Linde Illustrated by
This excellent edition provides a fine Patricia DeLisa Brothers
introduction Little Red Grimm
to Goethe’s Riding Hood, Snow White
delightful fairy
The Classic and Rose Red
tale. And for
those who Grimm’s Fairy Illustrated by
Tale Denise Marshall
know it well,
the images With Commentary for the
and fresh translation give the story Thoughtful Parent
new life in the imagination. A beautifully illustrated and important A timeless Grimm Brothers tale
Trans. J.E. Heuscher; SB; 56pp (12 colour contribution to the literature of fairy tales. springs to life with the lush illustra-
illus.); 28 x 21.5 cm; 978 0 88010 570 SB; 32pp; 28 x 23.5 cm; 978 0 88010 tions of Denise Marshall. Snow White
5; hb; £16.95 571 2; hb; £10.95 and Rose Red is the perfect gift for
Thomas Locker the little one in your life. Also a great
Paul Mirocha book for early readers! (Ages 6-9)
In Blue Mountains Mr. Goethe’s SB; 28pp; 27.5 x 22 cm; 978 0 88010
Garden 591 0; hb; £12.95
An Artist’s Anna visits Mr.
Return to Goethe in his
America’s well-tended
First garden where
Wilderness he teaches her
to draw and to
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50 Picture Books & Readers • Special Education • Medicine & Health
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52 Medicine & Health • Social Questions & Economics
our current sickness care system. Rudolf Hauschka Freedom of Thought and
Forword D. Klinghardt, MD, J. Oschman; Societal Forces
Nutrition
SB; 400 pp; 23.5 x 15.5 cm; 978
0880105 606; pb; £16.95
A Holistic Implementing
Approach the Demands of
Victor Bott In an age of mass modern Society
An Introduction to food production, These lectures pro-
Anthroposophical medicine Hauschka consid- vide a broad over-
Extending the Art of Healing ers one of the view of Steiner’s
This volume will most neglected thinking on ‘social
be illuminating aspects of nutri- threefolding’. Trans.
both for medical C. E. Creeger (6
tion – the quality of food. He dis-
lectures, various cities, May 26-Dec. 30,
practitioners and cusses aspects of food which can be 1919; GA 156); SB; 248pp; 23 x 15 cm;
therapists who measured by conventional scientific 978 0 88010 597 2; pb; £15.95
wish to learn means, as well as aspects which defy
more about quantification by the usual methods.
Ideas for a New Europe
anthroposophical Trans. M. Spock & M.T. Richards; RSP; Crisis and Opportunity for the West
medicine, and 248pp; 978 1 85584 117 8; pb; £12.95 Trans: J. Collis. (7 lectures, 12 Dec 1919
to 22 Feb 1920, GA 194, 196); RSP;
for patients who
would like a deeper understanding of
Marsha Post & Andrea Huff, 83pp; 978 1855841 215; pb; £8.95
a key medical approach. The Waldorf School The Renewal of the Social
RSP; 240pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; Book of Soups Organism
978 1855841 772; pb; £10.95 Illustrated by Jo Trans: E. Bowen-Wedgewood, R. Mariott, rev.
Valens F. Amrine. (24 essays written 1919-1920, GA
William Bento Everything from 24); AP/RSP; 151pp; 0 88010 126 1; hb;
Lifting the stocks and broths £10.95; 978 0 88010 125 7; pb; £8.95
Veil of to selections of Social Issues
Mental Illness vegetable, bean, Meditative
An Approach to cream, tomato, Thinking and the
Anthroposophical seafood, chicken, Threefold Social
Psychology beef, and dessert soups. Order
SB; 128 pp; 21.5 x SB; 64pp; 25.5 x 18 cm; 978 0 88010 Trans: J. Reuter, rev. S.
13.5 cm; 575 0; pb; £10.95 H. Seiler.
978 0880105 309; pb; £13.95 (11 lectures, various
cities Jan 5 to May 6
Ralph Twentyman
Medicine, Social Questions 1920, GA 334); AP;
200pp; 978 0 88010 358 9; pb; £9.95
Mythology and Spirituality & Economics
Recollecting the Past and Social and Political Science
Willing the Future An Introductory
In this mature dis- New Book Reader
cussion of the art What is Necessary in these Psychological cog-
of healing, Ralph nition; The Social
Urgent Times (page 11) Question; The
Twentyman sets
the problems of social question
The Challenge of the Times
modern medicine Trans: O. D. Wannamaker. (6 lectures, Dor-
and theosophy;
in the context of nach 29 Nov to 8 Dec 1918, GA 186) AP; Memoranda of
the evolution of 218pp; 978 0 91014 283 0; pb; £12.95 1917; The meta-
consciousness morphosis of intelligence; Culture,
and the crisis The Esoteric Aspect of the law and economy; Central Europe
of selfhood and community facing Social between East and West. Compiled
mankind today. Question with an introduction, commentary
RSP; 128pp; 22 x 14 cm; 978 1855841 The Individual and notes by Stephen E. Usher
826; hb; £11.95 and Society Trans. revised C. von Arnim; RSP; 224pp;
Trans. P. Wehrle (4 17 x 12 cm; 978 1855841 031; pb; £8.95
lectures, 4 Feb to
9 Mar 1919; GA Social Understanding through
193); RSP; 112pp; Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
21.5 x 13.5 cm; Trans: unknown. (1 lecture, Dornach 4
978 1855840 645; Oct 1919, GA 191); AP; 20pp; 978
pb; £8.95 0880100 755; bl’t; £3.50
Spiritual Science as a a blueprint for perfect homemak- x 13.5 cm; 978 1 85584 214 4; pb;
ing, the author offers principles and £11.95
Foundation for Social Forms
Trans: M. St Goar, ed. A. Howard. observations based on a study of the
(18 lectures, Dornach 6-29 Aug & 3-11 seven ‘life processes’ and how they
Sept, Berlin 17 & 18 Sept 1920, GA 199); work on us.
AP; 309pp; 0 85440 045 1; hb; £20.00 RSP; 224 pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; 978
Science &
978 0854400 355; pb; £14.95 1855840 683; pb; £11.95 Nature
The Tension between East Torin Finser
and West In Search Agriculture
Trans: B. A. Rowley. (10 lectures, Vienna
1-11 Jun 1922, GA 83); AP; 188pp; 978 of Ethical An Introductory
0880100 717; pb; £8.95 Leadership Reader
If not now, when? The evolving
AP;192 pp; 21.5 human being;
Towards Social x 13.5 cm; 978 0 Cosmos as the
Renewal 88010 532 3; pb; source of life;
Rethinking the £13.95
Plants and the liv-
Basis of Society ing earth; Farms
Steiner’s social Siegfried E. Finser and the realms of nature; Bringing
thinking is based Money Can the chemical elements to life; Soil
on the archetypal Heal and the world of spirit; Support-
spiritual nature Evolving Our ing and regulating life processes;
of social life. As Consciousness, Spirits of the elements; Nutrition and
he suggests, society has three distinct The Story of RSF vitality; Responsibility for the future.
realms – the economic, the political and Its Innova- Compiled with an introduction,
(individual human rights), and the tions in Social commentary and notes by Richard
cultural (spiritual). While social life Finance Thornton Smith
as a whole is a unity, the autonomy SB; 248pp; 23 x 15 Trans. revised C. von Arnim; RSP; 256pp;
of these three sectors should be cm; 978 0 88010 573 6; pb; £16.95 17 x 12 cm; 978 1 85584 113 0; pb; £8.95
respected if our increasing social
Torin M. Finser, Ph.D. Agriculture Course
problems are to be resolved.
Trans: M. Barton (GA 23); RSP; 144pp; Organizational The Birth of the Biodynamic Method
978 185584 072 0; pb; £9.95 Integrity
How to Apply the best
Woman and Society
Trans: P. King. (1 lecture, Hamburg 17
Wisdom of the seller
Nov 1906, GA 54); RSP; 24pp; 0 85440 Body to Develop
444 9; bl’t; £2.50 Healthy With the wide-
Organizations spread alarm over
SB; 268pp (col. & the quality of food
Social Questions & Economics b/w illust.); 23 x 15 in recent years,
OTHER AUTHORS cm; 978 0 88010 578 1; pb; £16.95 and the growth
Almut Bockemühl of the organic
New Books movement and its mainstream ac-
A Woman’s Path
Mystery of Meeting (page 10) ceptance, perceptions are changing.
Motherhood, Love and Personal
The qualitative aspect of food is once
Genius of Money (page 16) Development
again on the agenda, and in this
Making a Family Home (page Writing from the
context Rudolf Steiner’s only course
17) experience of 33
of lectures on agriculture is critical to
years’ of marriage
the current debate.
Veronika van Duin and raising four Trans. G. Adams, Intro. E. Pfeiffer (8
children, Almut
Homemaking as a Social Art lectures, Koberwitz, 7-16 Jun 1924, GA
Bockemühl is in 327); RSP; 176 pp; 23.5 x 15.5 cm; 978
best a good position 1 85584 148 2; pb; £12.95
seller to understand
Anthroposophy Has
the predicaments
women face, and to offer empathy Something to Add to
Creating a Home Modern Sciences
based on knowledge. But this book
for Body, Soul
also gives a profound, spiritual orien- Trans. A. Meuss (8 lectures, Zurich, Nov
and Spirit 1917-Oct 1918, GA 73); Completion
tation for all women seeking to meet Press; 320 pp; 22.5 x 15.5 cm; 978 09
Without claim-
the challenges of their biography. 5781 894 1; pb; £14.95
ing that there is
Trans. by P. Wehrle; RSP; 208pp; 21.5
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54 Science & Nature
Astronomy and Astrology analogies and examples of many method; The quest for archetypal
Finding a kinds. phenomena; Light, darkness and
Relationship Trans. C.E. Creeger, Intro. D. Booth colour; The rediscovery of the ele-
to the Cosmos (6 lectures, Berlin, Mar-Jun 1905 + 2 ments; What is warmth?; The scale
lectures 7 Nov 1905 & 22 Oct 1908, GA
This enlighten- of nature; The working of the ethers
324a); SB; 256pp; 15 x 23 cm; 978 0
ing anthology 88010 472 2; pb; £16.95
in the physical; Sub-nature; What are
features excerpts atoms?; Natural science and spiritual
of Steiner’s work The Light Course science.
on the spiritual ‘Foundations of Compiled with an introduction, com-
individualities of Waldorf Education’ Series mentary and notes by Howard Smith
the planets, the Rudolf Steiner’s Trans. revised M. Barton; RSP; 256pp;
determination of human character- course on 17 x 12 cm; 978 1855841 086; pb; £8.95
istics by the constellation at birth, light, based on Spiritual Ecology
the cultural epochs and the passage Goethe’s ap- Reading the Book of Nature and
of the equinox, cosmic influences proach to the Reconnecting
on the individual and humanity, life study of nature, with the World
in the planetary spheres between includes explora- In the extracts
death and rebirth, solar and lunar tions of colour,
compiled in this
eclipses, comets, and much more. sound, mass,
volume, pre-
Trans. by C. von Arnim; compiled by M. electricity and magnetism.
Jonas (Selected lectures, various GAs); Trans. Raoul Cansino (10 lectures, Stutt- sented here with
RSP; 256pp; 21.5 x 13.5 cm; gart, 23 Dec 1919 to 3 Jan 1920, GA commentary and
978 1 85584 223 6; pb; £12.95 320); AP; 208 pp; 978 0880104 999; notes by Matthew
pb; £12.95 Barton, Steiner
Bees
Nature’s Open speaks about
With an Afterword
human perception, the earth, water,
on the Art of Secret
Introductions to plants, animals, insects, agriculture
Joseph Beuys
From physical Goethe’s and natural catastrophes. Spiritual
descriptions of the Scientific Writings Ecology offers a wealth of original
everyday activities By thoroughly thought and spiritual insight for
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(9 lectures, Dornach 24 Dec 1922 to 6 on developing a
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Sacred Geometry, Alchemy and 978 0 88010 140 0; pb; £8.95 tion of nature
Mathematics
Science and three from Steiner’s Agriculture
The point, line,
An Introductory Course, dealing with the prepara-
plane and solid
Reader tions.
objects represent Intro. H. Courtney; (7 selected lectures);
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kind of reversal of origin of math-
space is involved ematics; The roots
in the ascent to of physics and
a fourth dimen- chemistry, and
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can be done with words, diagrams, Understanding organisms: Goethe’s
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56 Science & Nature • The Arts
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58 Music, Eurythmy • Literature, Speech & Drama
new spiritually-enlivened interpretation Trans: M. Adams. (19 lectures, Dornach, Hans Pusch
of the processes involved in singing. It Sept 1924, GA 282); AP/RSP; 418pp;
978 0 88010 142 4; pb; £29.95 Working
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Rudolf
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