anthrokarma

2010.06.09

social future – perspectives of the karma research
In this post I would like to point on spiritual beings, which are connected to us since ancient times. The more we recognize their spiritual placement and acting in earthly acquaintances; they can more and more through their relation to our karma support the future impulses in the human community building. Everything we do and experience on earth is observed from these beings of the spiritual sphere of the moon. They register and carry it into the Akasha substance. They once lived with mankind in ancient times on earth. Rudolf Steiner used for them the term “Urlehrer” – primordial teachers. If we deal with the area of karma in all its aspects and impacts, we must take care with these moon beings in our outlook. These teachers didn’t at that time obtain a solid, physical body. Their effort on the people went through their etheric bodies. more >

the wandering light - aspects of a meditation given by rudolf steiner
Rudolf Steiner gave extensive information on meditative work and described many ideas and practical exercises in this field. In this text I would like to reproduce such a meditation practice in his wording and then describe how I and others have practiced it. The exercise is simple in its characteristic style. I got experiences with this exercise which contributed to an indispensable foundation of my meditative practice. more >

the will path to christ
The Russian Orthodox Christians are greeting each other on Easter morning: “Christ is resurrected!” Yes indeed, as an anthroposophist and out of own spiritual experiences I can confirm that Christ has come again. He has combined himself with the etheric world. To see or to envision Him, we must develop our human perspective in mind. How do we get a relationship to him, possibly confirming the Christian faith of such longing? In this Easter posting I want to outline how the way of human willpower leads to Christ through stages of alienation and karmic affliction. more >

arts and meditation
Both in my own meditative work as well as in guiding others, the importance of an artistic and creative approach of life and spirituality became clear to me. It was again and again interesting to experience that for people who work with arts – such as Eurythmy – or who had an artistic approach to life and to existence at all, it was easier than for others to associate with the transcendent, often moving experiences, and that they easier than others managed their spiritual development. People with no artistic background proved more fear and uncertainty when they were faced with inner pictorial, imaginative experiences. In my task advising people spiritually and karmicly, in addition a requirement came upon, that I only was qualified to support and help someone in the way I myself in an artistic, caprice and inventive way could be circumvented by new interpersonal situations and transcendental motives. My professional background – having been a painter and art teacher for over twenty years – appeared thus as a very fruitful experience in the field to take on a task as a spiritual teacher. more >

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