Anthroposophy Books:
Anthroposophical Movement

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.

This collection of lectures contains Steiner's strongest statements on the issues of human relationships in a spiritual community such as the Anthroposophical Society. Occasioned by an unfortunate "scandal" involving people influenced by psychoanalysis, these lectures present Steiner's comprehensive assessment of Freud's work and of psycho­analysis as a whole.