Intro to Esoteric Christianity, Part 2: Anthroposophy Course

The second of three presentations on the cosmic background of the Christ event, leading to the experiences of shepherds and kings at the birth, as well as the childhood and youth, of Jesus up to the moment of the Baptism.
Lecture by Brian Gray, former Director of the Foundation program in Anthroposophy at Rudolf Steiner College, Fair Oaks, CA.
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[@catecalder5978]

Thank you so very much for allowing us to share in these beautiful teachings, so skilfully presented. Nourishing and inspiring.

[@tntruther]

As I understand it, ...
Forgiveness is spitting the fruit out that Adam and Eve ate.
Grace is seeing the fruit (having judgment) but not letting it get under your skin.
The journey of forgiveness is a journey along the continuum between love
and fear, Fear brings on denial and love brings on acceptance. Humility
is the breaking point in the middle.
The stages express themselves through emotional reactions roughly in this
order: denial, avoidance, ignoring, ridicule, anger, attacking,
embarrassment, bargaining, compassion, sorrow, acceptance, then
ownership of your new perspective,
[Your perspective drives your actions, which drive the consequences that affect your
character. And that's where the heart finds truth.
Truth is the answer to the question that causes the physical reality into
being. Truth has to be fleshed out to be real "for real".]

[@olyvehernandez1109]

Hi. I stumbled across this series last week and am LOVING it! May I know during which epoch did the axis of the Earth shifted and what caused it? Which culture made the megalithic sculptures? Thank you.

[@Wisecosmos]

Dear Olyve, thank you for your interest. Your questions cannot be briefly answered, but requires lots of background study. I highly recommend Rudolf Steiner’s book, “An Outline of Esoteric Science”, written in 1909. Chapter 4 will help provide some answers to your questions. Best wishes to you in your further studies!