Rudolf Steiner 3/e

Rudi Lissau gives a fascinating overview of Rudolf Steiner’s life, philosophy, meditative path, and work. He summarises the revolutionary thinking on Waldorf education, biodynamic farming, medicine, the arts and sciences – offering an inspiring alternative to bleak materialism. Uniquely amongst spiritual teachers Steiner was also an activist who campaigned against totalitarianism, nationalism, imperialism, free market capitalism and for a threefold commonwealth based on freedom, equality and fraternity. Central to his teaching were profound insights into Christ and the destiny of humanity. Andrew Welburn’s Introduction contextualises Steiner and spiritual modernity