Creating the Future with Vidar

STEFFEN HARTMANN (born 1976 in Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany) studied piano in Hamburg and worked as an accompanist in master classes led by Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. In 2007, he co-founded the MenschMusik Institute in Hamburg with Matthias Bölts. Since 1997, he has followed a meditative path rooted in anthroposophy and has taught meditation internationally. His work as an author explores anthroposophical spiritual science, meditation and music. An internationally active lecturer, seminar leader, and concert pianist, he is the author of numerous books, including The Michael Prophecy and Angel Thinking.VOLKER FINTELMANN (born 1935) studied medicine, earned his doctorate in 1961, and specialized in gastroenterology. He served as a senior physician at Rissen Hospital and was its medical director for ten years. Throughout his career, he has been dedicated to the practical and scientific development of anthroposophic medicine on a sound scientific foundation. He is the author of numerous books and a sought-after lecturer on medicine and anthroposophy.

• Foreword – How this joint book came into beingI. Who is Vidar?What kind of shoe is this?Vidar and Loki—a key scene Vidar’s listening, and media devices Vidar and the Fenris WolfVidar kills Fenris WolfII. Vidar, Michael, and Christ VidarMichaelThe co-operation of the threeIII. Vidar and UnbornnessVidar and the formation of the bodyVidar and the stages of lifeUnbornness and immortalitySilence—unborn wordsHumour—unborn ideasIV. Vidar and the Confrontation with Evil Sorat, the Sun-DemonThe Antichrist according to Solovyov The real SatanSixfold evil and the DragonV. Illness and Health as Expressions of Being HumanThe doppelgänger and illnessVidar and the healing power of natureThe ego-effectiveness of remediesExamplesVidar and the doppelgängerVI. Vidar and MistletoeThe nature and mission of mistletoeCancerA ‘causal’ cancer therapyVII. Becoming Fit for the Future with VidarVIII. How do I connect myself with Vidar?A meditative pathThe Vidar pathVidar and Michael in the human beingAfterwordNotesSelective BibliographyAbout the Authors