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The Josephine Porter Institute

An t-Eòlas Ùr air an Àrd-mhothachail le Jesaja Ben-Aharon

An t-Eòlas Ùr air an Àrd-mhothachail le Jesaja Ben-Aharon

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A rèir saidheans spioradail Rudolf Steiner, ’s e ùrachadh is dùsgadh ar dàimh os-nàdarrach daonna ris na saoghal spioradail as àirde an tachartas spioradail as motha nar linn. Canar “brosnachadh Chrìosd” ris an fheachd a tha a’ leantainn chun an leasachaidh seo – ris an canar diofar ainmean ann an diofar thraidiseanan cultarail is cràbhach – le Antroposofi, a rèir briathrachas Crìosdail.

Tha an leabhar seo a’ togail drochaid air leth cudromach eadar an t-eòlas os-nàdarrach nàdarrach agus a’ bhuaidh mothachail a th’ aige. Mar thoradh air an sin, faodaidh rannsachadh os-nàdarrach eimpireach “sgrùdadh a dhèanamh air na diofar thaobhan de chruthachadh agus coltas etheric Chrìosd ann an dòigh a choileanas, an dà chuid gu modhail agus gu eòlasach, riatanasan inntinneil is saidheansail reusanta ar linn.”

Tha caibideil ro-ràdh ùr air a chur ris an deasachadh ùr seo de phàipear-chòmhdach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main theme of 'The New Experience of the Super Sensible'?

The book explores the renewal of our suprasensory relationship to higher spiritual worlds, focusing on the 'Christ impulse' as per Anthroposophy.

Who is the author of this book?

The book is authored by Jesaiah Ben-Aharon, a proponent of Rudolf Steiner’s spiritual science.

Is there any new content in this edition of the book?

Yes, this new paperback edition includes a new introductory chapter.

What traditions does the book reference regarding spiritual development?

The book references various cultural and religious traditions, focusing on Anthroposophy's perspective of the 'Christ impulse.'