>>39875012
>alot of them seem vague and I feel like I'm missing some context
from what I understand he took all the wild ideas floating around the 1800s and decanted them so people from Central Europe (where he was from and lived all his life) could get an idea about what people people into the mainstream esoteric trends (almost all of them from the UK & USA, including exiles from Soviet lands: Blavatsky, Besant, Golden Dawn etc.) were going on about...

anyway... I prefer "Meditations on the Tarot" whose author spent a large part of his life as a Steiner disciple before converting to Catholicism so you get explanations all the basic "esoteric stuff" in familiar terms (again: European, Catholic/Orthodox Christian) without having to speculate, without needing to believe something beforehand, and without risking anybody deceiving you

>>39878284
>Arguably his best works is his health/farming stuff and his updated take on Ahriman to fit with the times.
it really makes me happy that Steiner never forgot the value of (physical) work

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