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    ANTHROPOSOPHY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

    ANTHROPOSOPHY IN EVERYDAY LIFE

    A compilation of four of Rudolf Steiner's best-loved lectures: 'Practical Training in Thought', 'Overcoming Nervousness', 'Facing Karma', and 'The Four Temperaments'.

    CARE FOR THE SOUL

    CARE FOR THE SOUL

    Between Body and Spirit – Psychotherapy Founded on Anthroposophy

    ‘We must draw the slumbering soul away from the darkness of sleep so that it no longer vanishes from its own scrutiny but stands before itself as a being of pure spirit which, in volition, is creatively active through – yet also beyond – the body.’ – Rudolf Steiner

    DAILY CONTEMPLATIONS

    DAILY CONTEMPLATIONS

    Wisdom and Love

    An Almanac for the Soul

    Rudolf Steiner’s inspiring words provide rich and nourishing thoughts and ideas for self-development and spiritual enlightenment. Daily Contemplations offers a separate passage from Steiner’s lectures – a special gift upon which to reflect – to accompany each day of the year. Carefully selected by Jean-Claude Lin, the quotations are sourced from lectures and addresses that Steiner gave on the specific day in question. Thus, the ordering is not arbitrary but arises from the historical fact of the lectures themselves.

    ESOTERIC DEVELOPMENT

    ESOTERIC DEVELOPMENT

    Lectures and Writings

    "You should not have any mystical ideas about meditation, nor should you think it is easy. Meditation must be completely clear, in the modern sense. Patience and inner soul energy are needed, and, above all, it depends on an act that no one else can do for you: it requires an inner resolve that you stick to. When you begin to meditate, you are performing the only completely free activity there is in human life." Rudolf Steiner

    FIRST STEPS IN INNER DEVELOPMENT

    FIRST STEPS IN INNER DEVELOPMENT

    Rudolf Steiner is perhaps best known for his influence and wisdom in the fields of education, agriculture, medicine, science, and art.

    THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTS

    THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTS

    "The two streams in the human being combine to produce what is commonly known as a person's temperament. Our inner self and our inherited traits co-mingle in it. Temperament is an intermediary between what connects us to an ancestral line and what we bring with us... Temperament strikes a balance between the eternal and the ephemeral..."

    THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTS

    THE FOUR TEMPERAMENTS

    Audio Book

    read by Peter Bridgmont

    'The two streams in the human being combine to produce what is commonly known as a person's temperament. Our inner self and our inherited traits co-mingle in it. Temperament is an intermediary between what connects us to an ancestral line and what we bring with us... Temperament strikes a balance between the eternal and the ephemeral...'

    GUIDANCE IN ESOTERIC TRAINING

    GUIDANCE IN ESOTERIC TRAINING

    From the Esoteric School

    Selected from material given by Rudolf Steiner to members of his Esoteric School (1904-14), this volume features exercises, meditations and practices for spiritual self-development. In contrast to oriental methods of spiritual training, they derive from the western, Rosicrucian stream and are fully adapted to modern consciousness.

    HEART THINKING

    HEART THINKING

    Inspired Knowledge

    The concepts of ‘thinking with the heart’ or ‘emotional intelligence’ are often used today, usually in contrast to intellectual thought. When Rudolf Steiner used the phrase ‘heart thinking’, however, he meant it in a very specific sense. Drawn primarily from his lectures, the compiled texts in this anthology illuminate his perspective – that heart thinking is intimately related to the spiritual faculty of Inspiration. The heart, he says, can become a new organ of thinking through the practice of exercises that work towards the transformation of feeling, shedding its personal and subjective character.

    HOW TO CURE NERVOUSNESS

    HOW TO CURE NERVOUSNESS

    "It is not always right to send someone to the chemist for some medicine when he's ill. Instead we should organize our lives in a way that renders us less susceptible to illness, or alleviates its impact. Disorders will impinge on us less severely if we strengthen the ego's influence on the astral body, the astral body's influence on the etheric and the etheric on the physical."

    HOW TO CURE NERVOUSNESS

    HOW TO CURE NERVOUSNESS

    Audio Book

    read by Peter Bridgmont

    'It is not always right to send someone to the chemist for some medicine when he's ill. Instead we should organize our lives in a way that renders us less susceptible to illness, or alleviates its impact. Disorders will impinge on us less severely if we strengthen the ego's influence on the astral body, the astral body's influence on the etheric and the etheric on the physical.'

    IMAGINATION

    IMAGINATION

    Enhancing the Powers of Thinking

    Rudolf Steiner differentiated clearly between the spiritual concept of Imagination and our everyday understanding of the word. As living, pictorial thinking, Imagination is a primary aspect of the contemporary path of inner schooling – the first of three levels of initiate knowledge and cognition. Imagination leads us into a world of flowing, living pictures: a realm of soul and spirit in which everything is in continual movement.

    THE IMAGINATIVE LIFE TABLEAU

    THE IMAGINATIVE LIFE TABLEAU

    The spiritually-perceived story of our life between birth and death

    Meditative knowledge out of childhood forces

    Many will be familiar with the notion that a person at the point of death sees their life flash before them. Rudolf Steiner describes that when the spiritual bodies separate from the physical body, the etheric body of the dying person is revealed, giving a panoramic overview of their earthly life. This etheric body contains everything we have experienced in our consciousness and kept in memory. The etheric not only generates and sustains all life, but encompasses the life forces out of which we shape our existence.

    INITIATIVE

    INITIATIVE

    The karmic spiritual impulse of the followers of Michael

    How Ahriman works into personal intelligence

    ‘Be a person of initiative, and take care that the hindrances of your own body, or hindrances that otherwise confront you, do not prevent you from finding the centre of your being, where the source of your initiative lies. Likewise, you will find that all joy and sorrow, all happiness and pain, depend on finding or not finding your own individual initiative. – Rudolf Steiner, Dornach, 4 August 1924

    INTUITION

    INTUITION

    The Focus of Thinking

    Rudolf Steiner draws a clear distinction between the spiritual meaning of the word Intuition and its ordinary definition. As the highest form of spiritual perception, Intuition has an existential significance for our process of knowledge. Through systematic schooling, thinking can be developed into an intuitive organ by means of which the spiritual can consciously be understood and penetrated. Intuition can reveal the essence of the spirit, the processes through which human beings and the world came into existence, and the events in our life after death. In his later works, Steiner spoke of Intuition as a form of supersensible knowledge that could provide direct insight into practical life, as exemplified here in his commentary on geometry, architecture, education, medicine, eurythmy, painting and the social organism.

    KUNDALINI

    KUNDALINI

    Spiritual Perception and the Higher Element of Life

    In Hindu tradition, the concept of kundalini refers to a form of primal energy located at the base of the spine. Through traditional Eastern methods, efforts were made to ‘awaken’ the kundalini in order to achieve transformed consciousness. Rudolf Steiner offers an entirely new perspective, integrating the kundalini idea into his spiritual philosophy. This anthology contains all relevant comments and notes by Steiner on the theme, highlighting how his thinking evolved. At the same time, it accentuates the differences – and similarities – between Western and Eastern spiritual paths, and in the process reveals what is new and original about Steiner’s esoteric teachings.

    MEMORY

    MEMORY

    Remembering and Forgetting

    What is the meaning of memory in the information age? When all knowledge is seemingly digitised and available for reference at any time, do we actually need human memory? One consequence of the proliferation of digitization is the deterioration of our capacity to remember – a symptom that is apparent in a steady increase in dementia within contemporary society. Rudolf Steiner indicates that memory is the determining factor in awareness of oneself. Even a partial loss of memory leads to loss of self-consciousness and the sense of our ‘I’. Thus, memory is crucial for the development of I-consciousness – not only for the individual, but for humanity as a whole.

    MINDFULNESS AND REVERENCE

    MINDFULNESS AND REVERENCE

    Steps in Perception

    Contemporary interest in the meditative schooling of mindfulness is usually associated with Eastern traditions. Rudolf Steiner spoke of the same phenomenon, although he used the terms ‘attentiveness’ and ‘dedication’ – or, combining these two, ‘pure perception’. This way of mindfulness and reverence is not in conflict with spiritual paths founded on thinking or pure thought. However, as the texts in this anthology indicate, methods based exclusively on thinking cannot be successful if they are not supported by perception, feeling and will.

    THE MYSTERIES OF INITIATION

    THE MYSTERIES OF INITIATION

    From Isis to the Holy Grail

    In a concise study, Rudolf Steiner presents an inspirational sketch of the evolution of the Mysteries – from ancient Persia through Egypt and Greece, to the Christian era and the present day. He traces the line of initiates from Egyptian divinities Isis and Osiris to Moses, King Arthur’s Round Table and the Holy Grail in the twelfth century. Steiner focuses on the process of initiation as a historical topic: how initiation worked in ancient Egypt and in the late Middle Ages. But his presentation is also inspirational, leading to the question: How can we advance to initiation now? He underscores the potential for achieving enlightenment today without a teacher in the flesh, and explains the four stages of the process towards initiation. He also highlights the need for strenuous efforts to overcome the subtle power of evil – in the form of Lucifer and Ahriman – through selfless work.

    THE NIGHT

    THE NIGHT

    as a Wellspring of Strength

    Sleep, Spiritual Encounters and the Starry Firmament

    ‘I fall asleep. Until I awaken my soul will be in the world of spirit, and there will meet the guiding impulse-giver of my earthly life, my genius, who dwells in the world of spirit, hovering round my head…’ – Rudolf Steiner

    THE ROSE CROSS MEDITATION

    THE ROSE CROSS MEDITATION

    An Archetype of Human Development

    The Rose Cross meditation is central to the western – Rosicrucian – path of personal development as presented by Rudolf Steiner. Steiner repeatedly referred to the meditation as a ‘symbol of human development’ that illustrates the transformation of the human being’s instincts and desires. These work unconsciously in the soul, and in thought, feeling and will. Through personal development, the ‘I’ – the essential self – can gain mastery over these unconscious forces of the soul.

    SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS

    SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS

    The Spiritual Human Being

    The lectures in this book were delivered by Steiner in 1921. Today, their content remains valid and the world situation even more desperate and in need of change in keeping with spiritual-scientific knowledge. The need for developing "consciousness of the self as the spiritual essence of the free, individualistic, single-personality human being" is one of Steiner's unique contributions to the evolving history of humankind. This book marks another milestone on that path.

    SELF-DOUBT

    SELF-DOUBT

    Depression, Anxiety Disorders, Panic and Fear

    Threshold experiences, crises of the soul and healing on the anthroposophical path

    Mental and emotional disorders have reached epidemic levels in Western societies. Self-doubt, panic-attacks, anxiety disorders and personal fears of all kinds present major challenges to contemporary medical science. Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual research offers a startlingly original and complementary contribution to the problem. True insight into psychological issues requires knowledge of the influences of spiritual beings, he suggests. In everyday life we are all confronted with metaphysical entities that can hinder or progress our development. Many forms of anxiety and self-doubt derive from such meetings on the border – or threshold – of our consciousness. Further, these ‘threshold experiences’ are exacerbated today by a general loosening of the subtle bodies and components of the human soul.

    SELF-KNOWLEDGE

    SELF-KNOWLEDGE

    The Journey to Wisdom

    Higher Knowledge, the Guardian of the Threshold and the Power of Christ

    Many spiritual traditions speak of a ‘guardian’ or ‘dweller’ who protects the threshold to the spiritual world, warning the unprepared to pause in their quest for access to higher knowledge. The Guardian reveals the consequences of our negative actions and points to the full reality of our untransformed nature. This experience is said to be one of the deepest and most harrowing on the inner path, but is an essential precondition to any form of true initiation.

    SELF-TRANSFORMATION

    SELF-TRANSFORMATION

    Selected Lectures

    At the heart of Rudolf Steiner's spiritual philosophy is the path of inner development leading to personal transformation. Steiner shows how, through specific meditative exercises, it is possible to break out of the restricted world of everyday consciousness. He gives advice on the development of inner qualities such as clear thinking, inner tranquillity and positivity, which lay a necessary foundation for esoteric work.

    SIX STEPS IN SELF-DEVELOPMENT

    SIX STEPS IN SELF-DEVELOPMENT

    The 'Supplementary Exercises'

    The so-called 'supplementary exercises' - to be carried out alongside the 'review exercises' and meditation - are integral to the path of personal development presented by Rudolf Steiner. Together they form a means of experiencing the spiritual realm in full consciousness. Meditation enlivens thinking, the review exercises cultivate the will, whilst the supplementary exercises educate and balance feeling. Conscientiously practised, this path of self-knowledge and development has the effect of opening a source of inner strength and psychological health that soon make themselves felt in daily life.

    SOUL EXERCISES 1904-1924

    SOUL EXERCISES 1904-1924

    Word and Symbol Meditations

    "The whole world stands facing the human soul—dark, unknown as the blue of the sky. But what is unknown comes. The human soul must feel this coming as its own extinguishing. Sensing this self-extinguishing is followed by the right to re-create oneself anew from the outer world that has been absorbed.... "I am 'I.'"

    THE STAGES OF HIGHER KNOWLEDGE

    THE STAGES OF HIGHER KNOWLEDGE

    Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition

    Records some of Steiner's early esoteric instructions, revealing how he became a pioneer of modern inner development and spiritual activity. He carefully guides the reader from an ordinary, sensory-based 'material mode of cognition', through the higher levels of knowing he calls Imagination, Inspiration and Intuition.

    STRENGTHENING THE WILL

    STRENGTHENING THE WILL

    The 'Review Exercises'

    The review exercises bring the experiences of our daily lives to full awareness. By directing our attentive gaze to what has happened - whether in a single day or in whole phases of life - we kindle light in our will. Undertaking such a review backwards, in reverse sequence, or from an 'external perspective', requires a huge inner effort as we establish distance between ourselves and our daily experiences.

    TRANSFORMING THE SOUL - VOLUME 1

    TRANSFORMING THE SOUL - VOLUME 1

    The spiritual-scientific investigator has ... to transform the soul itself into an instrument; then - when his soul is awakened and he can see into a spiritual world - he experiences, on a higher level, a similar great moment as blind people do when, having been operated upon, they look at a world they have not seen before.

    TRANSFORMING THE SOUL - VOLUME 2

    TRANSFORMING THE SOUL - VOLUME 2

    Those who observe human nature with regard to the smallest things will find that everyday experiences can also lead to an understanding of the greatest actualities...'

    TRUE AND FALSE PATHS OF SPIRITUAL RESEARCH

    TRUE AND FALSE PATHS OF SPIRITUAL RESEARCH

    In these much-valued lectures, Rudolf Steiner begins by positing the question, ‘Why investigate the spiritual worlds at all?’ He goes on to explore the contemporary need for spiritual knowledge and the authentic paths that can lead to it.

    A WAY OF SELF KNOWLEDGE

    A WAY OF SELF KNOWLEDGE

    And the threshold of the spiritual world

    I hope that reading this book can become a kind of inner conversation. If this conversation unfolds in such a way that it reveals the hidden inner forces that can be awakened in every soul, then reading this book may lead to genu?ine, inner soul work. As a result you may find yourself gradually impelled to undertake that journey of the soul which truly leads to vision of the spiritual world.

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    THE ANTHROPOSOPHICAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE SOUL

    THE ANTHROPOSOPHICAL UNDERSTANDING OF THE SOUL

    F. W. Zeylmans van Emmichoven

    “If we were to define how the understanding of the soul represented in this book is related to contemporary schools of thought, there are three thinkers—Herder, Goethe, and Steiner—whose spiritual outlook has had a decisive influence. The fact that none of these thinkers became particularly well known in this field is not so surprising if we take into account the comprehensive wisdom and spiritual depth which distinguish their works.”
    (from the introduction)

    DEVELOPING THE SELF

    DEVELOPING THE SELF

    Through the Inner Work Path in the Light of Anthroposophy

    Lisa Romero

    “Through taking hold of all that lives in us, we participate consciously in the transformation of our particular personal self—which is often closed to higher insights—toward a greater possibility of experiencing a living, dynamic spiritual life that awakens our being and serves the progression of the world in which we live.” —Lisa Romero

    ENLIVENING THE CHAKRA OF THE HEART

    ENLIVENING THE CHAKRA OF THE HEART

    The Fundamental Spiritual Exercises of Rudolf Steiner

    Florin Lowndes

    The seer and teacher Rudolf Steiner advised that specific 'accompanying' or 'fundamental' spiritual exercises should always be carried out in conjunction with meditation. While meditation is the foundation of any spiritual path of development, it can pose dangers to normal consciousness. These exercises offer a protection, by helping to develop inner certainty and strength. This is achieved, for example, through the first exercise by concentrating and intensifying the powers of thinking, through the second by developing the control of the will, through the third by mastering the outer expressions of the life of feeling, and so on.

    FINDING INNER BALANCE

    FINDING INNER BALANCE

    Meditative exercises for mindfulness, empathy and strengthening the will

    Klaus Adams

    Wolfgang Rissmann M.D. and Marko Roknic

    In the midst of life we can find ourselves pulled in many different directions and it is easy to lose our sense of self. Is it possible to find and strengthen the inner core of who we are? Can we rediscover our inner equilibrium and tranquillity without retreating from the world?

    FROM STRESS TO SERENITY

    FROM STRESS TO SERENITY

    Gaining Strength in the Trials of Life

    Angus Jenkinson

    With a background in business and a life-long interest in spirituality, Angus Jenkinson brings a rich blend of professional and practical know-how, contemporary experience and ancient wisdom to tackling the very modern problem of stress. The sense of being under stress, he suggests, is as much to do with our response to events as the events themselves. Symptoms of stress can be seen as a form of advice, helping us to grow as individuals and develop inner resources needed to meet the inevitable challenges of twenty-first century life. These resources include courage and compassion, freedom and self-determination, clear thinking, positivity and love. Thus equipped, we may approach the adventure of life with serenity, in turn creating less stress for other people.

    GROUP MEDITATION

    GROUP MEDITATION

    Michael Lipson

    "This book comes from joy." With these words, Michael Lipson begins his offering, the fruit of many years of study and practice. Group Meditation is both a practical introduction to the power of meditation in groups and a challenging review of the meaning of meditation itself.

    GUIDED SELF-STUDY

    GUIDED SELF-STUDY

    Rudolf Steiner’s Path of Spiritual Development: A Spiritual-Scientific Workbook

    Torin M. Finser

    "First, one might ask: Why not just read the first three books? After all, Rudolf Steiner wrote them in such a way that the very act of reading them can awaken new faculties. Who could ever duplicate that? It might even seem presumptuous to select passages from books that were constructed by an initiate. To those who have these and other objections, I have the following response: My hope is that the pages in this book serve as an invitation, so that those who work with this material will then be motivated to go to the original texts and work with them more intensively." —Torin Finser

    HOMEMAKING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

    HOMEMAKING AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT

    Meditative Practice for Homemakers

    Veronika van Duin

    "What decides why things go well one day and badly another? The events are the same, the homemaker is the same, yet on one occasion nothing works out for her and on another everything seems miraculously to fall into place. Is there a special ingredient within us that we can tap into and cultivate to generate the longed-for equilibrium?"

    INITIATIVE

    INITIATIVE

    A Rosicrucian Path of Leadership

    Torin M. Finser, Ph.D.

    Torin Finser takes on some of our contemporary challenges and proposes new solutions. Rather than simply "kicking the can down the road", as often happens with issues such as sovereign debts, Middle East conflicts, and environmental issues, Finser calls for individual initiative. Drawing on a variety of rich cultural and spiritual traditions, he makes the case for social change that begins within. To do so, one must first access resources that support initiative and innovation. Key questions discussed in this book include: • How is it possible to live a spiritual life in our materialistic age?
    • Can an individual person still make a difference?
    • How can we use a whole-systems approach to innovation?
    • How can planetary wisdom help us find appropriate leadership styles?
    • What are the inner conditions needed to work with the transcendent Self?
    • In the swirl of multi-tasking, how can we find moments of solitude and reflection?

    THE INNER WORK PATH

    THE INNER WORK PATH

    A Foundation for Meditative Practice in the Light of Anthroposophy

    Lisa Romero

    “Every step an individual takes affects the collective development of humanity. The world we experience now is a result of the inner work of past generations. By consciously working to understand and experience our connection to the higher worlds we are more able to fully realize and contribute to the higher unfolding of humankind.” —Lisa Romero

    JUNG & STEINER

    JUNG & STEINER

    The Birth of a New Psychology

    Foreword by Robert Sardello

    Gerhard Wehr

    What is the difference between soul and spiritual consciousness? Or the process of individuation and the development of individuality? What are Jung's and Steiner's views on the Grail, dreams, life after death, alchemy, and sexuality?

    LIVING INNER DEVELOPMENT

    LIVING INNER DEVELOPMENT

    The Necessity of True Inner Development in the Light of Anthroposophy

    Lisa Romero

    “The future of such spiritual esoteric movements as ours will depend more and more upon the realization that the spiritual development of humankind is a necessity.” —Rudolf Steiner

    MORE RADIANT THAN THE SUN

    MORE RADIANT THAN THE SUN

    A Handbook for Working with Steiner's Meditations and Exercises

    Gertrude Reif Hughes

    "In this invaluable handbook, Gertrude Reif Hughes, in addition to providing us a comprehensive introduction, has given what has been so long needed in connection with Rudolf Steiner's verses and exercises - the benefit of a deep and evolving personal experience in working with them." - Frederick Dennehy, attorney

    PHASES

    PHASES

    The Spiritual Rhythms in Adult Life

    Bernard Lievegoed

    'The human biography is a symphony which each individual personally composes'.

    RAISING THE SOUL

    RAISING THE SOUL

    Practical Exercises for Personal Development

    Warren Lee Cohen

    In a world of rising tension and stress it is not uncommon to feel dominated and overwhelmed by the events of life. Raising the Soul, a practical guide to gaining a firm anchor and taking control of one's situation, is based on seven contemplative exercises interpreted from the work of Rudolf Steiner.

    RUDOLF STEINER AND INITIATION

    RUDOLF STEINER AND INITIATION

    The Anthroposophical Path of Inner Schooling. A Survey

    P. E. Schiller

    Schiller systematically characterizes the anthroposophic path of inner spiritual training, drawing on Rudolf Steiner's writings and lectures over an extended period of time.

    THE SEER'S HANDBOOK

    THE SEER'S HANDBOOK

    A Guide to Higher Perception

    Dennis Klocek

    In this practical and accessible guidebook, Dennis Klocek, building on the alchemical tradition and the Western path of initiation developed by Rudolf Steiner, shows how the soul's latent ability can be awakened by conscious acts of will and rhythmical practices. The practices begin wherever we are in our everyday lives and take the seeker through the levels of concentration - the ability to create and hold an inner image; contemplation - the ability to transform the image and make it dynamic; and meditation - the ability to reverse the image, or think it backward into inner silence.

    STAIRWAY OF SURPRISE

    STAIRWAY OF SURPRISE

    Six Steps to a Creative Life

    Michael Lipson

    Stumbling through life, gazing at the stars, we can miss the greatest treasure beneath our feet. For the ordinary faculties of our soul - how we think, how we feel, how we act - are the rough and fallen forms of our highest spiritual capacities.

    TIME FOR TRANSFORMATION

    TIME FOR TRANSFORMATION

    Through Darkness to the Light

    Margarete van den Brink

    Hans Stolp

    Why is evil becoming ever more prominent in the world, in an ever greater variety of forms? What is its source? What can we do to keep the world a reasonably good place to live in? Why is it that 'good' shows itself less clearly now than in the past?

    UNDERSTAND YOUR TEMPERAMENT!

    UNDERSTAND YOUR TEMPERAMENT!

    A Guide to the Four Temperaments: Choleric, Sanguine, Phlegmatic, Melancholic

    Dr Gilbert Childs

    How can we better understand ourselves and others?

    WHY ON EARTH?

    WHY ON EARTH?

    Biography and the Practice of Human Becoming

    Signe Eklund Schaefer

    This book starts from the premise that each of our lives expresses uniqueness of spiritual intention within the unfolding of universal rhythms and possibilities. Can we wake up to the developmental opportunities offered to us through different life phases? Are we able to step out of the narrowness of the dualistic nature-nurture argument and experience that we are both more than our genetic composition and more than a product of the social and educational in­fluences that have shaped us? Can we come to appreciate the learning that our ‘I’ has received through heredity, ethnicity, schooling, and gender without losing a sense of our true individuality?

    A WOMAN'S PATH

    A WOMAN'S PATH

    Motherhood, Love and Personal Development

    Almut Bockemühl

    'A woman who wishes simultaneously to find herself as an individual and to devote herself to motherhood, is caught between two extremes that are hard to reconcile: how to integrate motherhood with one's deepest, personal aims?'