Rudolf Steiner's Research into Karma
and the Mission of the Anthroposophical Society
lecture by Sergei O. Prokofieff
Translated by Richard Michell

'Research into the sphere of karma . . . forms the basis of the modern spiritual science of Anthroposophy. For only by learning to understand these laws can the human being realize how spiritual forces work simultaneously in man and the cosmos and link the two into a higher unity.'

In this inspiring lecture addressed to the anthroposophical movement Prokofieff explains why true modern Christian research into karma does not arise out of intellectual speculation, curiosity or nebulous mystical experiences. The process of karmic research based on spiritual science should lead to a fundamental transformation of our human nature, enabling a greater experience of the cosmos which we are an intrinsic part of.

Giving an overview of how the spiritual hierarchies and Christ, the Lord of Karma, work in the ordering of human karma, Prokofieff leads us to the karma and mission of the Anthroposophical Society.

Temple Lodge Publishing
46pp; paperback
ISBN: 0 904693 69 4

Other books by the author:

• The Case of Valentin Tomberg - Anthroposophy or Jesuitism?
• The Cycle of the Seasons and the Seven Liberal Arts
• The Cycle of the Year as a Path of Initiation Leading to an Experience of the Christ Being
• The East in the Light of the West - Two Eastern Streams of the Twentieth Century in the Light of Christian Esotericism
• The Encounter with Evil - and its Overcoming through Spiritual Science
• Eternal Individuality - Towards a Karmic Biography of Novalis
• The Heavenly Sophia and the Being Anthroposophia
• May Human Beings Hear It!
• The Occult Significance of Forgiveness
• Prophecy of the Russian Epic: 'How the Holy Mountains Released the Mighty Russian Heroes from their Rocky Caves'
• Rudolf Steiner and the Founding of the New Mysteries
• The Spiritual Origins of Eastern Europe and the Future Mysteries of the Holy Grail
• The Twelve Holy Nights and the Spiritual Hierarchies

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