The Life and Work of Rudolf Steiner with Gary Lachman

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[@juliesunshine333]

Of all the ancient Wisdom Traditions and newer traditions that I’ve studied, first Theosophy, and then Anthroposophy makes the most sense to my heart, mind, and earthly soul.

[@Kim-q5l2r]

Another stupendously broad & enlightening interview w/ Gary Lachman! I learned a lot about Ouspensky & others from previous discussions, so this was equally informative. I mistakenly took Steiner for a bit of a christian extremist, so I never looked into his work to any depth. Now, I wish I had. Steiner was also a very productive individual well above the average. Bravo!

[@exploratorallumilorsubtile2459]

Rudolf Steiner is a very high evoluated soul, helping humanity to evoluate. I am stuned about his tremedous capacity to unveil all the subtile worlds and our inner world. He is sort of polimath of previous century.

[@KamikazeJedi]

Steiner is on the Mt. Rushmore of contemporary esoteric/metaphysical philosophers. It’s a shame these great minds are completely ignored in the American education system. The world would be a lot more beautiful and evolved by now if these philosophies were taught at a young age.

[@erinpalmer7179]

So good. I've long been interested in whatever Gary talks about. I look forward to future chats.

[@standandelivery]

So much love to you two brethren of the spirit. Thanks for shining even more light on our dear Dr. Steiner. If people would just think, explore their minds, explore their feelings, so much of what Steiner said would make sense to our modern selves. Thank you again from the bottom of my heart!

[@cosmicsoul7773]

This is the episode that has started me on my journey with Rudolf Steiner. Thank you Dr. Mishlove & Gery Lachman. Knowledge of the higher worlds very much a magical life changing experience. Love you all.

[@raginald7mars408]

As a German Biologist - not a “Steinerist” - it is Mind Boggling to see the Super Human Work Capacity of this small frail man. He literally Worked himself to Death...Stunning - creating the Steiner Cult...

[@mayhemcbs]

This was absolutely exceptional. I wasn't aware of Rudolph Steiner's influence on art.

[@timteo1]

There is a possibility that it was Steiner who stimulated Kandinski's development by showing him photographs of the work of Hilma of Klimt, whose own art was possibly withheld from public viewing partly due to a remark by Steineer about it being decades ahead of its time.

[@BlackestSheepBobBarker333]

I'm thoroughly looking forward to this one! Thank you thank you

[@yesnomaby]

Thanks very much that was great. My kids go to a Stiner school and I'm going to send this to my mum so she gets a better perspective of him than i can give. Thanks again & all the best, from New Zealand.

[@JB-pd4ni]

GL has an amazing depth of knowledge!! Thanks for this great interview.

[@michelesharon1]

Wonderful podcast! Thank you for this informative and erudite discussion on one of my heroes. I learned a lot about the connections between the thinkers, ideas, times, and contexts. Lots to learn from, and apply to living today.

[@flow963]

Gary Lachlan rocks! I am so delighted to learn Dr. Mishlove intends many dialogues with him. I think this a brilliant match: G. Lachman, J. Mishlove and NTA!

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[@YANHAP1]

54:00 Wonderful interjection, Jeffrey. 'Tat Tvam Asi.'

[@Chicken_Little_Syndrome]

Worth watching more than twice.

[@fourshore502]

Really interesting !

[@LarryDiamond-te3yt]

Wow. Two wonderful souls here. And great discussion. I liked near the end the concept, and goal, of being inheritors and synthesizing in our own ways. I call it learn from everyone, follow no one. For instance the Lucifer and such discussion seems like yin and yang, hermetics, Jungian integrating the divine feminine and masculine. Looking forward to learning more from you here.

[@hglatGAIA]

Jeffery, you need to look at the work of Dr Douglas Gabriel and John Barnwell and perhaps interview THEM. They both do immensely interesting work on the Steiner material.

[@AE0N777]

What are your thoughts on Samael Aun Weor? Another person close whose philosophy is close to the great theosophists.