Russian spirituality and other essays
Subtitle: mysteries of our time seen through the eyes of a Russian esotericist
By: Valentine Tomberg
Edition: 1st American pbk. ed.
Publisher: LogoSophia
Published: 2010
Place of publication: San Rafael, CA
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781597315029
Work titles: Aufsätze aus der Zeit von 1930 bis 1938 über östliche und westliche Geistigkeit
Table of contents: title: Foreword; title: Early essays; title: The gospel of St. John as a way toward understanding; title: The spiritual hierarchies; title: The metamorphoses of logic : the logic of the material, soul, and spiritual worlds; title: The metamorphosis of thinking through the study of spiritual science; title: The formulation of meditation in East and West; title: The study of spiritual science as an esoteric schooling; title: H.P. Blavatsky's secret doctrine and Rudolf Steiner's occult science; title: Western occultism, vedanta, and anthroposophy; title: The philosophy of taking counsel with others; title: The significance of a free anthroposophical group; title: Resurrection as a process within the human organism; title: John Dee of London : two book reviews; title: Midnight sun : a meditation; title: Russian spirituality & the East; title: Anthroposophy in the East; title: Christianity in Russia; title: The mission of East Europe in relation to the mission of the West; title: Movements opposing spiritual science in the East; title: The spiritual life of Asia; title: China and East Europe; title: Mongolianism and East Europe; title: The finnish impulse in Russian spiritual life; title: The saga of the holy City of Kitish as revelation of the essential forces of the Russian folk-soul; title: The East European conception of suffering; title: The possibilities of development in eastern Christianity; title: Solovyov, Dostoevsky, and Tolstoi reveal the European way of thinking, feeling, and willing; title: Anti-Christianism in the European East; title: Anti-Christianism seen in relation to the destiny-paths of Judas, Saul, and Peter; title: Anti-Christianism in East and West; title: Possession and Enlightenment seen in relation to the destiny-paths of Judas and Paul; title: The antichrist in the view of Vladimir Solovyov; title: The deepening of conscience which results in etheric vision; title: Suffering as a preparation for etheric vision; title: The secret motto of Bolshevism; title: Collectivism and Sophia (Tolstoi, Lenin, and Slovyov); title: The spiritual basis of the East European tragedy.