Rudolf Steiner Archive
Fruits of Anthroposophy
GA 78
These talks offer a fresh and exceptionally clear approach to the anthroposophical path of knowledge. Imagination is described as broadening our experience of memory to cosmic dimensions. Inspiration is described as an extension of forgetting. And Intuition is shown to be the way that the spiritual world bears fruit for the future of human evolution. Steiner also discusses the difference between our causal explanations of natural world around us and the “moral world order” and its relationship to human morality and freedom.
Anthroposophy and its methods are described not as a new “religion” but as a path of knowledge that helps us to overcome our habitual ways of seeing and and to truly perceive both the sensory world and the suprasensory world.
Translated by Anna R. Meuss
| Introduction | ||
| I. | Effects of Modern Agnosticism (Summary) | August 29, 1921 |
| II. | Perception and Thinking (Summary) | August 30, 1921 |
| III. | The Tragedy of F. Nietzsche (Summary) | August 31, 1921 |
| IV. | The Relationship between Goethe and Hegel (Summary) | September 01, 1921 |
| V. | From Sense Perception to Spirit Imaging | September 02, 1921 |
| VI. | From Imaginative Knowledge to Inspirational Knowledge | September 03, 1921 |
| VII. | The Gulf Between a Causal Explanation of Nature and the Moral World Order | September 05, 1921 |
| VIII. | The Social Question | September 06, 1921 |
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