Citizens of the Cosmos: Life's Unfolding from Conception through Death to Rebirth
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| Rating | : | 4.58 (871 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0880106336 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 220 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-16 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
. Beredene Jocelyn was married to John Jocelyn, author of Meditations on the Signs of the Zodiac. Beredene was the leader of several anthroposophic study groups in the New York City area, and throughout her life worked hard to bring Anthroposophy into the world. She wrote several books and edited and promoted a monthly newsletter, which she mailed to thousands of readers
It will appeal not only to general readers, regardless of occupation or life status, but will be especially relevant for all those interested in spiritual values and our human place in the cosmos.. In this sequel to the bestselling Meditations on the Signs of the Zodiac, Beredene Jocelyn sheds valuable new light on the cosmic meaning of existence by charting life’s passages in concert with planetary laws. Citizens of the Cosmos meets the growing urgent need for spiritual wisdom and individual responsibility. Beredene Jocelyn presents a far-reaching, holistic perspective on the place of human
About the AuthorBeredene Jocelyn was married to John Jocelyn, author of Meditations on the Signs of the Zodiac. Beredene was the leader of several anthroposophic study groups in the New York City area, and throughout her life worked hard to bring Anthroposophy into the world. She wrote several books and edited and promoted a monthly newsletter, which she mailed to thousands of readers.
Citizens Richard Jacobs An important book for anyone seeking a spiritual understanding oflife and death. Presented in a language easy to understand,Beredene Jocelyn illuminates the path of self awareness.. Great book! Karen Love this book. It makes sooo much sense as you read her story of life's progression through the years. If only all children could be raised this way.. Four Stars Jo A Leeds Difficult reading, but informative if you are familiar with Rudolf Steiner's work.