STORY OF THE GRAIL
Where Time Becomes Space
An Esoteric Study

• Rudolf Meyer

Emerging on the fringes of institutional religion, rooted in the Celtic world of Ireland and Wales and later intersecting with Gnostic currents such as those of the Cathars, Grail Christianity offers a radically distinct vision of Christian spiritual life. At its heart lies not a relic, but a question: What is the Grail?

STRUGGLE FOR A HUMAN FUTURE, THE
5G, Augmented Reality and the Internet of Things

• Jeremy Naydler

With its wireless networks encompassing the globe, the Digital Revolution is altering the very fabric of our lives with alarming rapidity. New technologies are bringing about an ever closer union between human beings and machines, whilst at the same time transforming our planet into an increasingly hybrid ‘cyber-physical’ world.

SUPERSENSORY PERCEPTION
Foundations, Methods, Applications

• Frank Burdich

Is there such a thing as a supersensory world? If so, can it be explored – and how can the findings of such spiritual research be verified?

SYMPHONIES OF CREATION
The Primal Elementary Kingdoms in the Work of Rudolf Steiner

• Oskar Kürten

‘No true understanding of the world is possible without an understanding of the elementary kingdoms.’ – Oskar Kürten

TEMPLAR SPIRIT, THE
The Esoteric Inspiration, Rituals and Beliefs of the Knights Templar

• Margaret Jonas

What spiritual or esoteric practices took place within the mysterious and often controversial Knights Templar? Whilst little is known about this aspect of the Order's history, speculation and wild rumours continue to persist.

TEMPLE AND THE GRAIL, THE
The Mysteries of the Order of the Templars and the Grail and their Significance for Our Time

• W. F. Veltman

In the popular imagination, the Holy Grail – part of the legendary romance of King Arthur – belongs to the realm of myth. The Knights Templar also have a legendary, enigmatic aspect. Despite the immense volume of historical research available, plausible explanations to the ‘mystery’ at the core of their practices have yet to be revealed.

THINKERS, SAINTS, HERETICS
Spiritual Paths of the Middle Ages

• Virginia Sease • Manfred Schmidt-Brabant

Whether souls have returned in physical incarnations as Platonists, as Aristotelians, as pupils of Chartres, as members of the Dominican Order, as Templars, as Cathars, or whether these souls accompany us as spiritual beings, a stream of spiritual continuity that begins in the Middle Ages flows through human history.

THREE MEETINGS, THE
Christ, Michael and Anthroposophia

• Yeshayahu (Jesaiah) Ben-Aharon

‘How can our souls unite with the etheric Christ, experienced in the etheric world since the end of the last century? What steps should we take, in the second century of the age of Michael, to unite with Him?’

THREEFOLD NATURE OF DESTINY LEARNING

• Coenraad van Houten

'Destiny Learning', a path of adult education conceived and developed by Coenraad van Houten (based on the work of Rudolf Steiner), is here expanded to show a threefold way of working with karma: understanding, transforming and ordering. This threefold approach opens new vistas for healing relationships and conflicts, for developing creative faculties for community building, and for taking initiatives based on freedom. The author widens and deepens his previous work on the theme, showing that learning from destiny, as well as awakening the forces of will, are ongoing processes. He offers practical advice that is directly applicable to everyday life.

TIME IS AT HAND!, THE
Ahrimanic and Michaelic Immortality and the Apocalypse of the Age of Michael

• Jesaiah Ben-Aharon

‘The twenty-first century is the second, middle century of the three centuries of the present age of Michael, and it is the most decisive one. If humanity again misses Michael’s goal, it will hardly be possible to recuperate from it, and human evolution will be derailed for a long time. The present age of Michael can therefore rightly be called ‘the Apocalypse of the age of Michael’. – Yeshayahu Ben-Aharon

TONGUES OF FLAME
A Meta-Historical Approach to Drama
The Actor of the Future, Vol. 1

• Dawn Langman

Building on her fundamental texts The Art of Acting and The Art of Speech, Dawn Langman shows how the great dramas of Western heritage illuminate the evolution of human consciousness – from the past and into the future – thus providing a context in which actors can consciously evolve their art. Having laid her foundation by exploring the Eleusis Mysteries – the seed point of Western drama – she moves to the end of the nineteenth century, when drama and performance practice prepared for its next great evolutionary leap. She explores the connection of this leap to the evolutionary threshold facing human beings at the end of what occult history calls Kali Yuga.

TOUCHING THE HORIZON
A Woman's Pilgrimage Across Europe to the Castle by the Golden City

• Karin Jarman

"There is gold at the end of the rainbow..."

TOWARDS SPIRITUAL ENCOUNTER
Everyday Sacramental Meetings

• Albert Smit

In his general practice as a doctor, Albert Smit observed numerous psychological issues in his patients – issues that often caused an existential crisis for the individual concerned. These experiences led Smit to change his career and to begin a path of research to discover how genuine inner healing could be achieved. In this succinct and inspiring study, the author offers a clear way forward that allows for individual and social transformation.

TRANSFORMATION OF EVIL
And the Subterranean Spheres of the Earth

• Sigismund von Gleich

Written in the years immediately following the Second World War, this brief booklet is a powerful meditation on evil and its eventual transformation. Focusing on the realm of 'sub-nature' or 'the subterranean spheres', Gleich shows how the various layers of the earth's interior are intimately linked with the mystery of evil.

TRANSFORMING PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATIONS
The Seven Steps of Spiritual Development

• Margarete van den Brink

Individuals, groups and organizations find themselves in a process of continual change, transformation and growth. Margarete van den Brink suggests all people, whether individually or in groups, experience the same archetypal process of development, consisting of seven steps. Giving practical examples, she describes how these steps or phases can be recognized in individuals, in relationships and groups, and even in commercial and voluntary organizations. A knowledge of the various steps allows for clarity and vision, helping to prepare for the sorts of challenges and rewards we might face.