Theosophy Rudolf Steiner mysticism is understood as just

mysticism is understood as just that

He also relates an important and hidden aspect - that the exercises embody the means for developing and strengthening organic and 'living' thinking

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Theosophy Rudolf Steiner mysticism is understood as justSteiner turns his philosophically trained scientific mind to the precise phenomenological description of his own supersensible experiences and the supersensible phenomena revealed by them. Trans: C. E. Creeger (Written 1904, GA9); AP; 256pp; pb;