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The illustrated calendar of the soul

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Rudolf Steiner's beautiful meditative verses for the yearly cycle have been used by countless people since they were written almost a hundred years ago. The purpose of this beautiful little book—one to treasure for many years to come—is to awaken your feelings for nature's cycles and stimulate self-discovery. By listening to the changing language of the year and awakening a profound sympathy for it, we can in turn discover our own individual nature. Steiner's original and unique meditations facilitate this process, leading to a healthy feeling of being at one with the natural world. This edition features Anne Stockton's fifty-two celebrated and evocative paintings for the year, a wonderful complement to the text. And John Thomson has given us a fresh translation especially for this edition.

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The illustrated calendar of the soul, Rudolf Steiner

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1999
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Language
English
Publisher
Temple Lodge
Released
1999
Format
Hardcover
Pages
112
ISBN10
1902636066
ISBN13
9781902636061
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Rudolf Steiner's beautiful meditative verses for the yearly cycle have been used by countless people since they were written almost a hundred years ago. The purpose of this beautiful little book—one to treasure for many years to come—is to awaken your feelings for nature's cycles and stimulate self-discovery. By listening to the changing language of the year and awakening a profound sympathy for it, we can in turn discover our own individual nature. Steiner's original and unique meditations facilitate this process, leading to a healthy feeling of being at one with the natural world. This edition features Anne Stockton's fifty-two celebrated and evocative paintings for the year, a wonderful complement to the text. And John Thomson has given us a fresh translation especially for this edition.