• What Was Rudolf Steiner Really Like? His Visits to Britain, Steiner Education & the Intellect

  • Apr 1 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 40 mins
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What Was Rudolf Steiner Really Like? His Visits to Britain, Steiner Education & the Intellect

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  • Marjatta van Boeschoten is a graduate of Steiner/Waldorf education and practiced as a lawyer for 7 years before becoming a mother of two and moving into consultancy.


    Since 2013 she is the General Secretary of the Anthroposophical Society in Great Britain and is part of the Goetheanum Meditation Worldwide Initiative. In this podcast we discuss Rudolf Steiner's visits to Great Britain and their importance for his own development and the wider spiritual implications.


    We also hear some very interesting anecdotes about the man himself as seen through the eyes of those who met him. We talk about her unique education and how this prepared her for a career as a lawyer and management development consultant and the importance of inner work. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!


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