Meditations for the Dead: Connecting to those who have Died

Rudolf Steiner wrote many verses that are powerful in their ability to connect the meditating individual with spiritual archetypes. Matthew Barton has translated and selected Steiner's verses, offering hope and consolation to the bereaved. The first section features words of wisdom on death and its spiritual meaning, the second part consists of verses that stress the continued links between the living and the dead, and the final section expresses something of what the dead experience in their new existence.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 64 pages
\n Publication date: 24 April 2018
\n Publisher: Rudolf Steiner Press
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As a spiritual teacher, Rudolf Steiner penned numerous inspired and exquisitely crafted verses. These verses were often given in response to specific situations or individual requests, or they were offered to assist generally in the process of meditation. Regardless of their origins, these verses are uniformly powerful in their ability to connect the meditating individual with spiritual archetypes. Thus, the meditations provide valuable tools for developing experience and knowledge of subtle dimensions of reality. Matthew Barton has translated and selected Steiner's verses, sensitively arranging them by theme. In this collection, Rudolf Steiner offers hope and consolation to the bereaved. The first section features words of wisdom on death and its deeper, spiritual meaning. The second part consists of verses that stress the continued links between the living and the dead, indicating how our thoughts can help those who have departed earthly life. The final section is devoted to verses that express something of what the dead experience in their new existence.

As a spiritual teacher, Rudolf Steiner penned numerous inspired and exquisitely crafted verses. These verses were often given in response to specific situations or individual requests, or they were offered to assist generally in the process of meditation. Regardless of their origins, these verses are uniformly powerful in their ability to connect the meditating individual with spiritual archetypes. Thus, the meditations provide valuable tools for developing experience and knowledge of subtle dimensions of reality. Matthew Barton has translated and selected Steiner's verses, sensitively arranging them by theme. In this collection, Rudolf Steiner offers hope and consolation to the bereaved. The first section features words of wisdom on death and its deeper, spiritual meaning. The second part consists of verses that stress the continued links between the living and the dead, indicating how our thoughts can help those who have departed earthly life. The final section is devoted to verses that express something of what the dead experience in their new existence.

\n Weight: 70g\n
Dimension: 124 x 173 x 25 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781855845480\n \n