From Rudolf Steiner's Goetheanum Colored Glass Windows:
Here is a depiction of Ahriman and three ahrimanic beings. Notice the spiraling "screw threads" that constitute their lower bodies. These are perfect for "twisting facts," for getting situations to "spiral out of control," and for just generally "screwing things up."
Here is a depiction of Ahriman and three ahrimanic beings. Notice the spiraling "screw threads" that constitute their lower bodies. These are perfect for "twisting facts," for getting situations to "spiral out of control," and for just generally "screwing things up."
From Rudolf Steiner's Goetheanum Colored Glass Windows:
The Course of Life. Note the winding path — something like an Advent spiral — that the soul traverses between incarnation and excarnation.
The Course of Life. Note the winding path — something like an Advent spiral — that the soul traverses between incarnation and excarnation.
From Rudolf Steiner's Goetheanum Colored Glass Windows:
Birth and Reincarnation. In the middle panel, the god Janus simultaneously looks back at the souls that have acknowledged their karmic connections and agree to meet on the Earth — and forward at the loving couple preparing to accept the seed of their incarnating child. Steiner has suggested that in our time this progression and those relationships may not be quite so harmonious.
Birth and Reincarnation. In the middle panel, the god Janus simultaneously looks back at the souls that have acknowledged their karmic connections and agree to meet on the Earth — and forward at the loving couple preparing to accept the seed of their incarnating child. Steiner has suggested that in our time this progression and those relationships may not be quite so harmonious.