Meditation as a path of spiritual development and as a research method

talk with Inessa Burdich

The violet north window of the first Goetheanum, designed by Rudolf Steiner, depicts the initiation into the earthly physical world.
Es war geworden / It had become – ES IST GEWESEN / IT HAS BEEN – Es war / It was

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Meditation has recently become an increasingly popular subject but is described and applied in many different ways. So what is it? In this talk, we will explore meditation as a way to nourish and train our soul in a similar way that food and physical exercise are daily necessities for us.

Moreover, you will learn that meditation can also be used as a tool for spiritual research over a wide range of areas.

Focusing on an inner core question is the first aspect of spiritual research and creating a clear content-less inner space is a crucial requirement for it. Achieving these aspects gives the higher worlds the possibility to provide clear insights concerning the research topic.

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This talk is a part of the Spiritual Science Research Courses, including:

Spiritual Science Research – Weleda, UK course 

Spiritual Science Research – online course in English

Spiritual Science Research – Sintra, Portugal course 

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The Spiritual Science Research course content

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