The Universal Human: The Evolution of Individuality : Four Lectures Given Between 1909 and 1916 in Munich and Bern - Brossura

Steiner, Rudolf

 
9780880102896: The Universal Human: The Evolution of Individuality : Four Lectures Given Between 1909 and 1916 in Munich and Bern

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In these four lectures Rudolf Steiner addresses the evolutionary task facing contemporary humanity, particularly with regard to issues of race and racial conflict. He describes the origins of racial diversity among human beings and vividly describes the dangers of the ever-widening chasm separating different peoples. To avert this threat of the fragmentation of our species, we must strive for an awareness of ourselves and others as spiritual beings with unique and individual karma. In the past, human souls felt a strong connection, even union, with the "group soul" - the race or nation - to which they belonged. Today, all such group soul characteristics must be stripped off. Therefore, as Steiner writes, "it is necessary that the anthroposophical movement, in preparing for the sixth epoch, should shed the character of race and seek to unite people of all 'races' and nations.'" That such an inward, spiritual uniting of all human beings in their common humanity can now come about is the fruit of the cosmic sacrifice of the Mystery of Golgotha - which made possible a universal human community of I-beings. From this point of view, as Steiner makes clear in the last lecture, Christ's deed was for the renewal of the common spiritual humanity of all peoples and races, divided in the course of human evolution by the work of Lucifer and Ahriman.

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9780880103503: The Universal Human: The Evolution of Individuality : Four Lectures Given Between 1909 and 1916 in Munich and Bern

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ISBN 10:  0880103507 ISBN 13:  9780880103503
Casa editrice: Rudolf Steiner Pr, 1990
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