This lecture cycle presents the most accessible and illuminating of Steiner's revelations with regard to Christ, and his significance for humanity's spiritual development. He discusses the link between Buddha and the life of Christ, a description that unites Buddhism and Christianity, not as philosophical theory but in perceived spiritual deeds of these two figures. Here, too, Steiner describes the relationship of the Greek Mystery traditions to the event at Golgotha.

An internationally acknowledged authority in Steiner education, Brien Masters has worked for decades as teacher (both State and Waldorf), teacher trainer, consultant, writer and lecturer. In Adventures in Steiner Education, Masters draws on his rich and varied experience to paint a vivid picture of Waldorf education in practice.

Agriculture - An Introductory Reader brings together a variety of Rudolf Steiner's discussions on the elements of Bio-dynamic agriculture and makes the subject readily accessible to those new to it.

From his own clairvoyant vision, Rudolf Steiner confirmed the existence of the realm of Angels, and showed how modern minds could gain access to their world. Steiner explains in these lectures the importance for us to understand and cooperate with the work of the Angels today for the further development of humanity.

Trans: A. R. Meuss
186pp; paperback
ISBN: 978 1 85584 060 7

The Anthroposophic Movement lectures by Rudolf Steiner convey an historic view of how the anthroposophic movement came into existence, tracing its early development within the framework of the Theosophical Society and leading ultimately to its own independent existence and the founding of its own organisational instrument, the Anthroposophical Society.

Anthroposophical Leading Thoughts was written by Rudolf Steiner to the members of the Anthroposophical Society and contains summaries and descriptions of some of the most fundamental concepts which underpin the whole edifice that is Anthroposophy. In brief paragraphs they present Steiner's science of the spirit as a modern path of knowledge. The are intended, not as doctrine, but as a stimulus and focus for study and discussion.

Anthroposophy - a Fragment is an uncompleted text of 1910 which was found among Rudolf Steiner’s unpublished works, in the form of a hand­written manuscript and as printed sheets, corrected by the author. In these writings, Steiner takes the first steps in this work toward developing a truly spiritual psychology. Avoiding abstract descriptions and schematic knowledge, he demonstrates the phenomenological approach to the human being as a sense organ, to the life processes, the I-experience, the human form, and the relationship to the higher spiritual worlds.

This is an essential work for those who feel the importance of developing cognitively towards a greater understanding of the human being.

These lectures, given in 1908, unveil the mysteries of Saint John's vision and show it to be a profound description of Christian initiation. As Rudolf Steiner says, "The deepest truths of Christianity may be considered quite naturally in connection with this document, for it contains a great part of the mysteries of Christianity, that is, the profoundest part of what may be described as esoteric Christianity."

with an introduction, commentary and notes by Andrew Beard

Rudolf Steiner’s architecture is, like everything else that he expressed in his lifetime, a direct expression of his own experience of realms outside ordinary sensory experience. His architectural work especially emphasized the dynamic formative forces which underlie and give rise to the kingdoms of nature and of man himself.

Relevant to students of architecture, the arts, social science, or anybody seeking a deeper spiritual understanding of these subjects, this collection introduces Steiner's unique vision of architecture as a synthesis and culmination of all other art forms.

In these lectures, Steiner offers spiritual insights into architecture, sculpture, painting, drama, costuming, music, poetry, and eurythmy.