Tag: Steiner
Why I No Longer Attend
I confess, I have not been to Liturgy (I am an Eastern Orthodox Christian) for, well, too long. Suffice it to say, my wife and I had some unfortunate experiences in the church, which wound up pushing us away. In spite of these experiences, we remain in our hearts true to our baptism, but perhaps not so much to the church. (more…)
Be Not Deceived
The human being can deceive himself. (more…)
Ahriman
It’s about time to spill the beans on what is “really” going on “in the world”. The reality is all of the crap that is happening in our increasingly tyrannical “small world after all” is the work of certain suprasensible (supra: transcending) beings. This video brings a bit of light on this reality. It’s time for you to wake up people. Look no longer horizontal, but shed the scales from your eyes and try looking upward by looking within. It just might save your soul. (more…)
The Foundation of Morality
This is an excerpt from a lecture given by Rudolf Steiner in Berlin on November 5, 1912 titled Between Death and Rebirth. The most endearing of Steiner’s lectures (to this individual anyway) are those where he speaks of Spiritual knowledge and practice where it applies to human relationships i.e. loving one another. (more…)