The Vidar Flame-Column: Its Meaning From Rudolf Steiner Available as::New Even for those with no

Even for those with no knowledge of the fascinating history of alchemy

and assembled a magnificent library

The last part discloses the deep significance of one of the strangest and most fascinating forms of asceticism the Christian East has known: 'folly for the sake of Christ'

As a guru he was known for his gentle mien and voice

spiritual epoch has begun in which human beings will come to live in love and freedom

The Vidar Flame-Column: Its Meaning From Rudolf Steiner Available as::New Even for those with noThe theme of this book is of interest to those readers who have a deep respect for the teachings of Rudolf Steiner. In 1910, Rudolf Steiner told an audience in Oslo, Norway, that a deity known in the Edda as 'Vidar', was an Archangel known from ancient times, and who now provided the spiritual essence of anthroposophical wisdom. He also mentioned that the Druids had made a carving of this deity, and that this statue had been discovered in Germany,