2 written works, 1912 & 1913 (CW 16/17) Part one, "A Way of Self-Knowledge" Eight meditations that take the reader on a journey through human experience.
The True "I" of the Human Being A Way of Self-Knowledge: And the Threshold of the Spiritual World is a translation of Ein Weg zur Selbsterkenntnis des Menschen: In acht Meditationen (GA 16) and Die Schwelle dre geistigen Welt: Aphoristische Ausführungen (GA 17)..
On the First Rudiments of the Physical Body 12.
Cosmic Beings of the Spiritual Worlds 11.
On the Nature of the Spiritual Worlds 10.
The Boundary between the Sensory and the Supersensory Worlds 9. "I"-Feeling, the Human Soul\'s Capacity to Love, and Their Relationship to the Elemental World 8.
The "Guardian of the Threshold." 7. 6.
The Astral Body and Luciferic Beings.
Repeated Earthly Lives and Karma 5.
The Human Etheric Body and the Elemental World 4.
Cognizing the Spiritual World 3.
The Nature of the Thinking Soul 2.
Trust in Thinking.
Beholding Your Previous Earthly Lives PART TWO: THE Threshold OF THE Spiritual WORLD: APHORISMS 1.
The Nature of Experience in Suprasensory Worlds 8.
The "I"-Body or Thought-Body 7.
The Astral Body 6.
The "Guardian of the Threshold" 5.
Clairvoyant Cognition of the Elemental World 4.
The Elemental (or Etheric) Body 3.
The Physical Body 2.
CONTENTS Introduction by Christopher Bamford Preface by Friedemann Schwarzkopf PART ONE: A WAY OF Self-Knowledge: MEDITATIONS 1.
It lays out in a way that is accessible to anyone the road to self-knowledge and to the World of spirit.
A Way of Self-Knowledge is a true sequel and complement to the classic of inner development, How to Know Higher Worlds .
The "content" is Steiner\'s own, but readers can discover their own "content." Steiner\'s method of awareness--his path of attention to one\'s own experience--is universal and truly human.
Each of the meditations and aphorisms arises from his Spiritual research and demonstrates how such Spiritual research is to be undertaken.
He speaks directly from experiences of cognitive research and explorations.
These two complete books together represent Steiner\'s most personal statements about his own Spiritual path.
Part two, "The Threshold of the Spiritual World" Sixteen short chapters in which Steiner provides aphoristic thoughts on trusting one\'s thinking, cognition of the Spiritual world, karma and reincarnation, the astral body and luciferic beings, how to recognize suprasensory consciousness, the true nature of love, and more.
Beginning with ordinary experience, Steiner offers ways to imagine and understand the physical body, the elemental (or etheric) body, the elemental world, the Guardian of the Threshold, the astral body, the "I"-body (or thought body), the nature of experience in suprasensory worlds, and ways of perceiving previous earthly lives. 2 written works, 1912 & 1913 (CW 16/17) Part one, "A Way of Self-Knowledge" Eight meditations that take the reader on a journey through human experience
