anthroposophy

Cosmic human development

Anthroposophy is a spiritual philosophy founded by Rudolf Steiner in the early twentieth century, holding that humans can develop faculties to perceive spiritual realities beyond the material world.

It emphasizes the integration of science, art, and spirituality, and has influenced practical movements in education (Waldorf schools), agriculture (biodynamic farming), and medicine: The school follows anthroposophy's principles of child development.

esoteric

astral body

Soul separate from flesh

Atlantis · epochs · root races · initiation · occult science · Lucifer

spiritualdevelopment

meditation

Focused attention practice

contemplation · self-knowledge · spiritual path · awakening · higher self · destiny · free will

Steiner

biodynamic

Agriculture following cosmic cycles

arts

wet-on-wet

Painting into undried layers

influences

Goethe

German poet-dramatist, 1749-1832

Platonism · Blavatsky · phenomenology

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metaphysical worldview

anthroposophymaterialism

Prioritizing goods over spirit

physicalism · reductionism · secular humanism · naturalism · nihilism

epistemological method

anthroposophyscientific method

Structured process for investigation

empiricism · positivism · rationalism · skepticism · behaviorism

spiritual movement tradition

anthroposophytheosophy

Mystical divine knowledge system

Buddhism · Hinduism

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