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Knowledge of the Higher Worlds: How Is It Attained? (Cw 10)

Knowledge of the Higher Worlds: How Is It Attained? (Cw 10)

Steiner, Rudolf
Venho, Clifford
Selg, Julia

Hardcover

Series: Chadwick Library Edition

OccultMeditation

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ISBN10: 1732461392
ISBN13: 9781732461390
Publisher: Steiner Books
Published: Jul 21 2020
Pages: 268
Weight: 1.22
Language: English

Written work originally published in 1904 (CW 10)

Readers who do not intend to follow the path mapped out here will nevertheless find much that is useful for their inner life: for example, pre-cepts for the conduct of life, indications clarify-ing this or that perplexing question, and so forth. And many people who, in the course of life-experience, have been through a great deal and have in many respects undergone an initi-ation through life itself, will find a certain satis-faction in seeing things clarified that they have already sensed to be true--things they already knew, without perhaps having brought this knowledge to a clear enough conception. -- Rudolf Steiner (preface)

Rudolf Steiner's foundational handbook for spiritual and personal development has grown modern with time, though his methods remain clearly distinguishable from many current paths of inner work. First, Steiner's method is based on the clarity of thought normally associated with scientific research. Instead of denying clear thinking, his aim is to extend it beyond its present limitations. Second, Steiner recognizes--as do all genuine paths--that the way to spiritual experience is arduous and dangerous and calls for self-control in thought, word, and action. The human being comprises a unity, and we cannot develop knowledge without a corresponding development of feeling and will.

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