THE IMAGINATION OF PENTECOST: RUDOLF STEINER & CONTEMPORARY SPIRITUALITY
Richard Leviton
"Richard Leviton draws together in a comprehensive and insightful manner the diverse threads of the New Age movement and the teachings of Steiner....this book is a feast for the spiritual imagination." David Spangler, author of 'Emergence: The Rebirth of the Sacred'
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"The divine-spiritual lives in each human individuality."
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"Human, cosmos, and supersensible worlds are all interdependently linked and have unfolded together. In other words, the creation, elaboration, and progression of the solar system, humanity, and the hierarchies were synchronous events. In a sense, each is a different face in a different context of the same thing: the Logos."
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"An imagination is the thought-matrix, the living picture from which physical reality manifests."
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"Divine Wisdom lies at the foundation of everything."
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"Christ Jesus is the representative, the embodiment of the power which imparts to mankind the full consciousness of the 'I am'." Rudolf Steiner, 'The Gospel of Matthew'
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"The natural world is permeated with creative Spirit expressing itself as ideas."
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"The existence of the planet Earth is far from a random accident in an indifferent cosmos."
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"The unfoldment of the human and the cosmos are reciprocally interdependent and simultaneous events."
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"Human and Cosmos are not only reciprocally related but, even though the apparent forms differ, [are] mirror images of each other."
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"The Christ is forevermore united with Earth and human evolution."
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"We will wake ourselves up inwardly through our own willed activity, and through this life redeem thinking."
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"At the moment in which man realizes that he is embedded within the total organism of the earth…at that moment there exists an objective basis for morality." Rudolf Steiner
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"Wisdom must become our ideal because everything we do, our thoughts, even our moods, influences the cosmos."
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"The Christ is a generic inner fact of the world and Earth history – and a fact highly worth knowing."
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"The human being is the Logos made flesh, the Word incarnate. A revelation looms implicit in this syllogism."
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"The world, the universe, is the spoken Word of the Logos."
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"The human is a living miniaturization of the cosmos."
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"Humanity is ripening towards a time of unilateral cooperation."
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"There are hidden powers in man, which are capable of making a God of him on Earth." H. P. Blavatsky, 'Collected Works'
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"In the function of willing burns the fire of the future."
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"The Logos connects everything in the interdependent web of being."
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"We must willingly cooperate with the intentions of evolution and spiritual destiny. Our moral failure to develop spiritual cognition would render this future barren."
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"The Creator…in pointing with the word, he shows himself, and is revealed. This is the primal revelation, creation itself." Georg Kuhlewind, 'Becoming Aware of the Logos'
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"Our real identity and cognitive range includes the entire cosmos and all its beings, and we must strive to be a fully conscious, independent investigator, co-creator, and cosmic colleague."
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"The Logos speaks to the human in an individual form, through an inner Word which comprises the human's essential being."
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