T.H. MEYER was born in Switzerland in 1950. He is the publisher of Perseus Verlag, Basel, and editor of the monthly journal Der Europaer. He has written numerous articles and is the author of several books including Rudolf Steiner's Core Mission, The Bodhisattva Question, Reality, Truth and Evil, and major biographies of D.N. Dunlop and Ludwig Polzer-Hoditz. He also edited Light for the New Millennium, Rudolf Steiner's Association with Helmuth and Eliza von Moltke.

'My appreciation increased steadily as I read on...' - Owen Barfield 'The Tao ... is something which was considered as a distant goal of the world and of humanity, the highest element which man carried as a germ within him, which would one day develop into a fully opened blossom from the innermost depths of human nature...' - Rudolf Steiner

T.H. MEYER was born in Switzerland in 1950. He is the publisher of Perseus Verlag, Basel, and editor of the monthly journal Der Europaer. He has written numerous articles and is the author of several books including Rudolf Steiner's Core Mission, The Bodhisattva Question, Reality, Truth and Evil, and major biographies of D.N. Dunlop and Ludwig Polzer-Hoditz. He also edited Light for the New Millennium, Rudolf Steiner's Association with Helmuth and Eliza von Moltke.

'My appreciation increased steadily as I read on...' - Owen Barfield 'The Tao ... is something which was considered as a distant goal of the world and of humanity, the highest element which man carried as a germ within him, which would one day develop into a fully opened blossom from the innermost depths of human nature...' - Rudolf Steiner

T.H. MEYER was born in Switzerland in 1950. He is the publisher of Perseus Verlag, Basel, and editor of the monthly journal Der Europaer. He has written numerous articles and is the author of several books including Rudolf Steiner's Core Mission, The Bodhisattva Question, Reality, Truth and Evil, and major biographies of D.N. Dunlop and Ludwig Polzer-Hoditz. He also edited Light for the New Millennium, Rudolf Steiner's Association with Helmuth and Eliza von Moltke.

'My appreciation increased steadily as I read on...' - Owen Barfield 'The Tao ... is something which was considered as a distant goal of the world and of humanity, the highest element which man carried as a germ within him, which would one day develop into a fully opened blossom from the innermost depths of human nature...' - Rudolf Steiner