Mysteries of the Future, The

The Mysteries of the Future
A Study of the Work of Sergei O. Prokofieff
by Peter Selg

‘This anthroposophical movement is not an act of service to the Earth; this anthroposophical movement in its totality and in all its details is a service to the divine beings, a divine service.’ Rudolf Steiner, 1924

In the twelve months following Sergej O. Prokofieff's death in 2014, Peter Selg gave a series of lectures on his work in different cities, always focusing on a particular aspect of Prokofieff's writings. This volume, published in English for the first time on the 7th anniversary of Sergei Prokofieff's death, brings together many of the author’s presentations.

Contents
Foreword
1.    Memorial Address for Sergei O. Prokofieff
2.    The Encounter with Anthroposophy in the House of Max Voloshin in Koktebel, Crimea
3.    The Spiritual Tasks of Central and Eastern Europe
4.    Novalis and Friedrich Schiller
5.    Rudolf Steiner and the Founding of the New Mysteries
6.    The Philosophy of Freedom and the Anthroposophical Movement
7.    The Mystery of the Christmas Conference
8.    The Esoteric Nature of the Anthroposophical Society
9.    The Spiritual Significance of Forgiveness
10.    Regarding the Foundation Stone Meditation
11.    The Second Coming of Christ in the Etheric
12.    The Christ Sculpture of the Goetheanum
13.    The Nathan Soul and the Art of Healing
14.    The Michael Imagination
15.    On the Relationship to Rudolf Steiner
16.    The Path to Christ – the Transformation of Human Consciousness
Appendices
1.    Rudolf Steiner and the Nature of the Foundation Stone
2.    The Original Dornach Executive Council and the Existential Relationship to the Anthroposophical Society
3.    Auschwitz.  The Encounter with Evil
4.    Learning about Dying
Notes
Bibliography of Sergei Prokofieff’s Writings in English Translation, together with a list of untranslated works.

‘Anthroposophy was given to us in order to expand and spiritualise our consciousness, to strengthen our sense of responsibility and to awaken the will to fulfil our tasks.’ Sergei O. Prokofieff

A Wynstones Press title
704 pages.
Hardback.
24 x 16 cms.
ISBN 9780946206926