Inside Anthroposophy. Essays on Freedom, Thinking and Existence

Inside Anthroposophy
Essays on Thinking, Feeling and Existence
by Richard Bunzl

Inside Anthroposophy… “comprises eight revised articles, or more rightly essays, which first appeared, in their original form, in the magazine New View. What unifies them is that they each grew from a wish to look anew at some of the most basic concepts behind Rudolf Steiner’s philosophy. This philosophy, which came to be known as anthroposophy, touches almost all aspects of human existence and human endeavour.” Journeying through Inside Anthroposophy Richard Bunzl brings into focus a picture of the complex spiritual-physical nature of the human being, encouraging and inspiring us … “to fully experience what comes towards us in life… .”

Contents
Introduction
Part I: The Character of Freedom
Chapter
1. Rudolf Steiner's Philosophy of Freedom: Growing Seed and Transforming Mirror, Part I
2. Rudolf Steiner's Philosophy of Freedom: Growing Seed and Transforming Mirror, Part II
3. Listening as a Way to Freedom
Part II: The Character of the Human Being
Chapter
4. Seeing the Etheric: From Mozart to Microwaves
5. Seeing the Astral: From Nests to Nebulae
6. Seeking the Physical: From Porridge to Poo
7. Seeking the I: From the Invisible to the Eternal
Part III: The Character of Existence
Chapter
8. Sleep, Wakefulness and Meditation – or being the most awake when I am asleep.

Afterword: Three Quotations on Freedom
Bibliography
Notes

A New View Publications title
200 pages. 
215 x 153 cms, 8¼ x 6 inches.
Paperback.
ISBN 9781999960827