Reincarnation and Immortality
GA 70b
By Rudolf Steiner
Translations by Michael and Elisabeth Tapp and Adam Bittleston
Essay from Bn/GA 34, one lecture from Bn/GA 80
The themes of the six articles included here, are in direct
connection with the Western Esoteric Tradition. Their precise,
objective presentation are an updating and application of this
tradition to the psychic and spiritual requirements of the 20th
century.
This is a First English Edition of the lectures and one essay that
are in this volume. The translators were, Michael and Elisabeth Tapp,
and Adam Bittleston. The first three lectures were edited by Paul M.
Allen. These lectures and one essay are from various Bn/GA numbers (some
of which are unknown or not assigned), and were given at various cities
in Europe.
This volume is presented here with the kind permission of the Rudolf
Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
The themes of the six articles included here, are in direct
connection with the Western Esoteric Tradition. Their precise,
objective presentation are an updating and application of this
tradition to the psychic and spiritual requirements of the 20th
century.
This is a First English Edition of the lectures and one essay that
are in this volume. The translators were, Michael and Elisabeth Tapp,
and Adam Bittleston. The first three lectures were edited by Paul M.
Allen. These lectures and one essay are from various Bn/GA numbers (some
of which are unknown or not assigned), and were given at various cities
in Europe.
This volume is presented here with the kind permission of the Rudolf
Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.
CONTENTS
| Introduction | ||
| Lecture I: | Free Will, Immortality | April 24, 1918 |
| Lecture II: | The Historical Evolution of Humanity | April 25, 1918 |
| Lecture III: | The Supersensible Being of Man | January 12, 1916 |
| Lecture IV: | The Nature of Anthroposophy | January 24, 1922 |
| Lecture V: | The Mystery of the Human Being | October 09, 1916 |
| Essay: | The Science of Spirit and the Social Question | |
| Notes on the Lectures | ||