For Steiner, thinking has a purifying force that leads us out of the darkness of the ordinary sense world to the spiritual light. He says: “I myself have engendered the thought and am present in it, and so I know what is in it… thought is most completely our possession. If we can find the relation of thought to the cosmos, to the universe, we shall find the relation to the cosmos of what is most completely ours”. The fuller balance between the influences of thought, emotion and volition on each other is of particular interest in developing thinking. He suggests as a primary practice that a person on this path needs to continually gain agency over the three in unison with each other.

The fourth in series of conversations with Jude (Martin) Samson, the Author,    / @judeneemesamson1962  , Nicola Hoggard Creegan    / @nzcis7114  , Craig Logan and Renand Dumala-on concerning ""THE CHRISTOLOGY OF RUDOLF STEINER""

We discuss some themes arising from reading the second half of chapter 3 of Jude's (Martin) PhD thesis "THE CHRISTOLOGY OF RUDOLF STEINER"
You can download your own copy here:
https://theses.flinders.edu.au/view/4...


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