Aelzina BooksThe Complete Works of Rudolf Steiner: Volume 154
Wie erwirbt man sich Verständnis für die geistige Welt? Das Einfließen geistiger Impulse aus der Welt der Verstorbenen
How does One Win Through to an Understanding of the Spiritual World? The Pouring-In of Spiritual Impulses from out of the World of the Deceased
Section of the Complete Works: Private Lectures to the Members of the Anthroposophical Society
First German Edition published 1973.
Notes about the German versions of this volume:
1st edition 1973. Reprinted 1985. Some lectures previously published individually between 1919 and 1939.
Lectures in this volume: 7
1914-04-17 Prague
1914-04-18 Berlin
1914-04-26 Berlin
1914-05-05 Basel
1914-05-12 Berlin
1914-05-25 Paris
1914-05-26 Paris
English Complete Works Version: This volume has yet to be published in a Complete Works edition.
English Non-Complete Works Full Versions: There are one or more pre-Complete Works full-volume translations:
The Presence of the Dead on the Spiritual Path
7 lectures in different cities
Hard Cover, 118 pages. Published 1990 by Anthroposophic Press.
Notes on this edition:
Other English publishing history: Sections available
Sections of this German volume may have been published in English, either as stand-alone books, one-lecture pamphlets, or as part of a compilation. If there are any volumes listed below, then they have some percentage of this Complete Works volume in them. The amount could be as little as a part of one lecture (in a compilation), a single lecture or essay as a pamphlet. Or it could be a book that contains as much as 90% of the material in the source Complete Works German volume.
Sleep and Dreams
Bridge to the Spirit, A -- Collection
Paperback, 214 pages. Published 2003 by SteinerBooks.
Notes on this edition: Edited and introduced by Michael Lipson. Excerpts from GA's 60, 67, 119, 154, 199, 205, 218, 219, 224, 225, 227, and 234.
Staying Connected
Collection of meditations and talks 1905-1924
Paperback, 270 pages. Published 1999 by Anthroposophic Press.
Notes on this edition: Edited and introduced by Christopher Bamford. Lectures from GA's 140, 154, 157, 168, 181, 182, 214, 237, 250, 261, 264 and 268
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