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Grief and Loss: Finding the Way & Healing Fear by Finding Inner Peace
Inner Peace may be found by connecting to your heart center as well as the will to let go of any kind of fear. You must also be willing to allow yourself to be vulnerable, with the confidence of knowing deep within yourself that everything will be all right. This...
About Rudolf Steiner and Why His Work Is (Still) Important
Rudolf Steiner, born in Austria (February 1861 - March 30, 1925), initially gained recognition at the end of the nineteenth century as a literary critic and author of philosophical works, including The Philosophy of Freedom.But it is his later contributions that tend...
About Eliza
Eliza Joslin Kendall holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration and was honored by the Women's Hall of Fame for a Start-up/Small Business in 2003. She is a Certified Transformational Life Coach, as well as adept in Energy Healing, and Mediation and Conflict Resolution. Blessed with supersensible perceptions since childhood, she has long been deeply involved with the writings of Rudolf Steiner. Book Club Questions
Book 1: The Gospel of St. John
The 1960s—whether you lived through that era directly or simply learned about it historically—had elements of the evolution of this planet towards Love that Steiner talks about. It was a decade of revolution calling for change in politics, music, and society around the world.
- What are those elements, from your perspective?
- How did they show themselves, and what kinds of results came from them?
- What from that era is worth keeping and bringing into our own consciousness and ways of organizing the culture at this time?
Meditation and Concentration
“The global environment can survive only if we learn to live in peace and harmony with our fellow human beings. To achieve global peace, we must not only stop fighting each other but also stop destroying the natural world.”
– Dr. Jane Goodall
In the 60’s there was a generation inspired by peace and love and we want to bring that energy back. How can we learn to be our best selves and work together for the good of the planet?
“Now it’s up to us.”
- What does this mean, in light of Rudolf Steiner’s writing on the Gospel of St. John and Liza Kendall’s reflections?
- What can we do?
- How does this book show the way?
Our books are about revisiting the vision of Rudolf Steiner with relatable writing for the 21st Century. Creator of the Waldorf schools and spiritual visionary of his time he inspired a generation of peace and love back in the 60’s and we want to bring that energy back. This book is an introduction, a taste of what is to come..
