Before Birth and Beyond Death: The Transformation of the Human Being (Karl Konig Archive #20) (Paperback)
Other Books in Series
This is book number 20 in the Karl Konig Archive series.
- #1: Karl König: My Task: Autobiography and Biographies (Paperback): $16.95
- #4: The Child with Special Needs: Letters and Essays on Curative Education (Paperback): $25.00
- #6: An Inner Journey Through the Year: Soul Images and the Calendar of the Soul (Paperback): $25.00
- #7: The Calendar of the Soul: A Commentary (Paperback): $30.00
- #8: Becoming Human: A Social Task: The Threefold Social Order (Paperback): $30.00
- #10: At the Threshold of the Modern Age: Biographies Around the Year 1861 (Paperback): $40.00
- #11: Brothers and Sisters: The Order of Birth in the Family: An Expanded Edition (Karl Konig Archive #11) (Paperback): $25.00
- #12: Kaspar Hauser and Karl König (Paperback): $29.95
- #13: Animals: An Imaginative Zoology (Paperback): $29.95
- #16: The Grail and the Development of Conscience: St Paul and Parsifal (Paperback): $29.95
- #17: Plays for the Festivals of the Year (Paperback): $40.00
- #18: The Spirit of Camphill: Birth of a Movement (Paperback): $25.00
- #21: The Seasons and Their Festivals: Human, Earthly and Cosmic Rhythms (Karl Konig Archive #21) (Paperback): $27.95
- #22: The First Three Years of the Child: How Children Learn to Walk, Speak and Think (Karl Konig Archive #22) (Paperback): $27.95
Description
We could all benefit positively if we direct our thoughts to all of humankind and consider that birth and death are only portals. We must recognise that the greater part of humankind exists beyond these portals and that we are one with them. -- Karl Konig
Karl Konig, following Rudolf Steiner's teachings, believed that human beings are eternal and that our time in our earthly bodies is just one part of our journey. Our souls exist before birth and continue on beyond death until they are reborn.
In these important lectures and essays, Konig argues that the greatest part of our community exists beyond this earthly life. He calls on us not to neglect our connection with them and encourages us to solicit their guidance so that we might rediscover the values that our society has lost.
In this remarkable book, Konig suggests that by changing our everyday thinking, we can create a bridge across the threshold of death, allowing essential communication between humans in different states of being and uniting humankind to the benefit of all.
About the Author
Karl Konig (1902-66) was well-known as a physician, author and lecturer. He began his work at the Institute of Embryology at the University of Vienna. In 1940 he founded the Camphill Movement in Scotland. Based on the educational ideas of Rudolf Steiner, the special education schools for children and villages for adults with special needs are now established all over Britain and Europe, North America and Southern Africa.