In The Gospel of John lectures, Rudolf Steiner lays the foundation for a renewed understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha. He describes the John Gospel as not just a book of instruction but a force that can become active within our souls. He also regards it as the culmination of all the Gospels as it penetrates to the very heart of what Christ, the Logos, is for humanity and for world evolution.

The Incarnation of Ahriman comprises seven selected lectures by Rudolf Steiner in which he describes the impending incarnation of the Mephistophelian being, Ahriman, whose arrival is being prepared for through the blind acceptance of materialism and the all-pervasive spread of its offspring, technology.

This first volume in Rudolf Steiner's Karmic Relationships series is an essential foundation for the study of the later volumes. In these lectures, Rudolf Steiner gives an overview of the laws and conditions of karma, and goes on to consider the incarnations of Friedrich Nietzsche, Lord Bacon of Verulam, Lord Byron, as well as many others.

In Karmic Relationships Volume 2, Steiner considers individual karmic relationships in history — for example, Marx and Engels — as well karma in human life, the shaping of karma after death, and the 'cosmic form' of karma.

In Karmic Relationships Volume 3, Rudolf Steiner discusses the karmic relationships within the anthroposophical movement, including the predispositions which lead souls to anthroposophy, the two streams within the movement — plus Rosicrucianism, Arabism, Aristotelianism, the Platonists and the School of Michael.

In this fourth volume of the series, Steiner considers the karmic groups of souls connected to Aristotelianism and Platonism, the karma of the anthroposophical movement, as well as the individual incarnations of Ernst Haeckel, Vladimir Solovioff and others. This new edition also includes Steiner's last address.

In this fifth volume of the series, Steiner considers the difference between 'sun karma' and 'moon karma', the influences of Christian and Mohammedan thinking, the transformation of inner human qualities from one life to the next, and much more.

Steiner provides a study of the karma of the anthroposophical movement and society, the spiritual gates of the sun and moon, how these relate to freedom and necessity, and the incarnations of specific individuals and their spiritual allegiances.

The human being’s life alternates between the great outer macrocosm and the hidden inner microcosm. Steiner discusses the different paths of development that lead to crossing these two thresholds and the transformation of different soul-forces into spiritual organs of perception.

Occult Science - An Outline by Rudolf Steiner is the most fundamental and comprehensive of his written works on Anthroposophy. Written in 1909 when he was still head of the German Section of the Theosophical Society, it provided for the Theosophists and later the Anthroposophical movement, the broadest framework of occult knowledge that the movement had yet seen. Occult Science is an expansive body of knowledge which documents the evolution of mankind, the kingdoms of nature and the world as viewed from a purely spiritual standpoint - that is as derived from spiritual causative agents.

Previously published as: Occult Science - an Outline, this newly translated edition of Rudolf Steiner's fundamental work provides an inexhaustible source of insight into human and cosmic history, and future destiny.

It also includes detailed methods and exercises for the development of the higher cognitive and perceptual faculties that are necessary for acquiring such knowledge. (See also How to Know Higher Worlds for further information on these and other developmental exercises.)