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Developing the Self: Through the Inner Work Path in the Light of Anthroposophy

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Developing the Self: Through the Inner Work Path in the Light of Anthroposophy

â€œThrough taking hold of all that lives in us, we participate consciously in the transformation of our particular personal selfâ€•which is often closed to higher insightsâ€•toward a greater possibility of experiencing a living, dynamic spiritual life that awakens our being and serves the progression of the world in which we live.â€ â€•Lisa Romero

At the foundation of Western esoteric studies is an understanding of the evolution of consciousness. Anthroposophically based esoteric training focuses on strengthening the human soul. Ancient and modern practices are reenlivened to meet humanityâ€™s evolving needs and to fulfill our present task of cultivating freedom and love to its highest degree.

Individual efforts toward developing the higher self is essential for genuine progress on the inner work path. The clear insights and exercises outlined in this book reveal the meaning and necessity of this essential effort in the present age of the consciousness soul, contributing to simultaneously enlivening both our inner and outer work. The path of developing the self and our work in the world are not separated but united through our practices and their results.
Country USA
Manufacturer Rudolf Steiner Pr
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber black & white illustrations
EANs 9781621481232
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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