'Today the spirit of the earth lives with the Masters, and this spirit of the earth will become the physical garment of the next planet. The smallest thing we do will have an effect on the smallest atom of the next planet. Only this feeling gives us a full connection with the Lodge of the Masters.' - Rudolf Steiner, 21 October 1905Who was Rudolf Steiner? Judith von Halle begins her exploration by addressing the controversy surrounding the dates of Steiner's birth and christening an entry point that leads into a profound study of an individuality whose higher spiritual nature remains largely unrecognized today. Along the way, we encounter previously unexplored facets hidden treasures of Steiner's occult biography, including his deep, inner connection to the archetypes of the two Jesus children. Rudolf Steiner frequently emphasized the urgent need to understand the mission of the Masters of the White Lodge. Drawing on her own spiritual research, Judith von Halle offers striking insights into Steiner's true spiritual identity and his relationship with the White Lodge. The book also includes a previously unpublished document by Edith Maryon, shedding light on Steiner's role within the Lodge and his connection to the Masters of the East.

'Today the spirit of the earth lives with the Masters, and this spirit of the earth will become the physical garment of the next planet. The smallest thing we do will have an effect on the smallest atom of the next planet. Only this feeling gives us a full connection with the Lodge of the Masters.' - Rudolf Steiner, 21 October 1905Who was Rudolf Steiner? Judith von Halle begins her exploration by addressing the controversy surrounding the dates of Steiner's birth and christening an entry point that leads into a profound study of an individuality whose higher spiritual nature remains largely unrecognized today. Along the way, we encounter previously unexplored facets hidden treasures of Steiner's occult biography, including his deep, inner connection to the archetypes of the two Jesus children. Rudolf Steiner frequently emphasized the urgent need to understand the mission of the Masters of the White Lodge. Drawing on her own spiritual research, Judith von Halle offers striking insights into Steiner's true spiritual identity and his relationship with the White Lodge. The book also includes a previously unpublished document by Edith Maryon, shedding light on Steiner's role within the Lodge and his connection to the Masters of the East.

'Today the spirit of the earth lives with the Masters, and this spirit of the earth will become the physical garment of the next planet. The smallest thing we do will have an effect on the smallest atom of the next planet. Only this feeling gives us a full connection with the Lodge of the Masters.' - Rudolf Steiner, 21 October 1905Who was Rudolf Steiner? Judith von Halle begins her exploration by addressing the controversy surrounding the dates of Steiner's birth and christening an entry point that leads into a profound study of an individuality whose higher spiritual nature remains largely unrecognized today. Along the way, we encounter previously unexplored facets hidden treasures of Steiner's occult biography, including his deep, inner connection to the archetypes of the two Jesus children. Rudolf Steiner frequently emphasized the urgent need to understand the mission of the Masters of the White Lodge. Drawing on her own spiritual research, Judith von Halle offers striking insights into Steiner's true spiritual identity and his relationship with the White Lodge. The book also includes a previously unpublished document by Edith Maryon, shedding light on Steiner's role within the Lodge and his connection to the Masters of the East.