Anthroposophy, esoteric spiritual philosophy
Rudolf Steiner
1861 – 1925
Rudolf Steiner was an Austrian philosopher and esotericist who founded Anthroposophy, a spiritual movement synthesizing German idealism, Theosophy, Rosicrucianism, and Gnosticism into a systematic Science of the Spirit. His practical applications of Anthroposophy reshaped multiple fields, most notably through his founding of Waldorf education in 1919, as well as contributions to biodynamic agriculture, anthroposophical medicine, and eurythmy.
Theosophymeditationspiritual philosophySpiritual scienceAnthroposophykarma and rebirthspiritual initiationAstral projection and visionCosmic EvolutionreincarnationHigher Worldscontemplative meditationWesternClairvoyant ResearchClairvoyance
Works in the Archive1 volume
Related Authors
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky1831–1891Theosophy and occult synthesisJohann Valentin Andreae (Attributed)1586–1654Rosicrucianism and Christian utopianismWilliam Walker Atkinson1862–1932New Thought and practical occultismAlice A. Bailey1880–1949Esoteric Theosophy and occult teachingAnnie Besant1847–1933Theosophy and esoteric spiritualityHeinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim1486–1535Renaissance occult philosophy and ceremonial magicMax Heindel1865–1919Rosicrucianism, Christian mysticism, astrologyPekka Ervast1875–1934Finnish Theosophy and Esoteric Christianity
Ask the Hermetikon Archivist about Steiner
The AI can search across all works and retrieve direct quotations with page references.