Meditation and mindfulness have become global phenomena, yet few who practice meditation realize its full transformative potential until it is combined with a path of inner development. Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual scientific paradigm (or anthroposophy) is not only a revelation of spiritual perceptions but also a call for us to embark on a personal path of inner development, a vital prerequisite to fulfilling our mission on earth.

Meditating in an appropriate way can lead to the perception of non-physical reality. Everyone bears the seeds of this ability within them, but most people are not in the habit of paying attention to the delicate and subtle information that is consciously available to them. Once developed, exact clairvoyance can be used to research the spiritual reality that lies behind all physical phenomena.

Developing one’s self in a way that leads to accurate spiritual perception makes it possible to use this ability as a science. Inessa followed this path, and the courses, talks, workshops, and consultations she facilitates come not from a theoretical perspective but from the practical experience of supersensible perception. Inessa’s work is based on Steiner’s spiritual science and the healing impulses of Ita Wegman.

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Rudolf Steiner (1861 – 1925) was a spiritual researcher, philosopher, Goethe scholar, educational innovator, writer, and the founder of anthroposophy or spiritual science. The spiritual worldview developed by Steiner is based on clairvoyant insights into real supersensible worlds. He opened a new, forward-looking scientific approach to the spiritual world. He gave to the world anthroposophical meditation and a modern path of initiation that helps the human being systematically develop so that an accurate and objective non-physical reality can be perceived.

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Ita Wegman (1876 – 1943) was the founder of anthroposophical medicine, together with Steiner. They wrote the basic anthroposophical medical work Extending Practical Medicine, which gave a theoretical basis to this new branch of medicine. In 1917, with Steiner’s help, Ita Wegman produced a remedy for cancer made from mistletoe—the oldest mistletoe preparation, now known as Iscador.