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Four Modern Mystery Dramas - The Doorway of Initiation – The Trial of the Soul – The Guardian of the Threshold – The Souls Awaken - cover

Four Modern Mystery Dramas - The Doorway of Initiation – The Trial of the Soul – The Guardian of the Threshold – The Souls Awaken

Rudolf Steiner

Traduttore R. Ramsbotham

Casa editrice: Rudolf Steiner Press

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The Doorway of Initiation – The Trial of the Soul – The Guardian of the Threshold – The Souls Awaken
Rudolf Steiner's four modern mystery dramas are powerful portrayals of the complex laws of reincarnation and karma, transporting us to landscapes of soul and spirit where supra-sensory beings are visible, active and influential. Through perception of these hidden worlds, we are given tools to comprehend the background to the struggles we face in everyday life – both in human relationships and in our attempts to practise spiritual development.
Written between the years 1910 and 1913, during periods of intense inner and outer work, the dramas are powerful testimonies to Steiner's artistic creativity. By manifesting soul and spirit forms on stage, they foreshadow a dramatic art of the future.
Rudolf Steiner planned for all four mystery dramas to be performed in August 1923, but this was no longer possible because of the burning of the first Goetheanum on New Year's Eve, 1922. They were eventually performed together for the first time in 1930 and since then have been staged regularly, in many languages, throughout the world. This fresh rendering into English by Richard Ramsbotham also features an extensive introduction by him.
>GA 14
Disponibile da: 09/06/2023.
Lunghezza di stampa: 570 pagine.

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