Carma, Doença, Saúde. Karma, Illness , Health by Rudolf Steiner
Tradução para o português Sonia von Homrich
With regard to health and illness, as in all things that concern people, the matter should not be understood as if they were simply “punishment” and “reward” for what man has done in a past or perhaps even in this life. For example, a person may be affected by a disease for which no cause can be identified, either in the previous or in the current life. Then the disease occurs in a sense as the first event in a person’s life cycle, it is itself a first cause. It will then bring with it its effects in some way in the next course of life. The law of karma certainly works everywhere; however, one should not believe that one has only effects of which the causes lie in the past; one can also have to deal with causes, of which the effects will lie in the future.
Fonte : Rudolf Steiner. GA 34-Lucifer-Gnose 1903-1908 Ensaios-Básicos sobre Antroposofia e Relatórios/ Informes/ Comunicados (Página 404-405).
Source (German): Rudolf Steiner – GA 34 – LUCIFER- GNOSIS 1903-1908 – GRUNDLEGENDE AUFSÄTZE ZUR ANTHROPOSOPHIE UND BERICHTE (page 404-405)
https://odysseetheater.org/GA/Buecher/GA_034.pdf#view=Fit
Nota da tradutora: Antes de Rudolf Steiner fundar a Ciência Espiritual/Antroposofia sob este nome, ele era o Presidente da Sociedade Teosófica, onde falava sem impedimentos sobre suas próprias pesquisas espirituais, até que a Sociedade Teosófica decidiu se encaminhar para outra direção, diferentemente de Steiner, afirmando que Jiddu Krishnamurti era a reencarnação de Cristo, ao que Steiner se opôs totalmente.
“Atuando na Sociedade Teosófica, acabou por tornar-se seu
Secretário-Geral na Alemanha, tendo combinado que ele iria trazer essencialmente
seus próprios resultados da pesquisa espiritual. Ainda antes do fim da
primeira década começou a entrar em choque com os dirigentes dessa Sociedade,
que haviam abraçado uma corrente fortemente orientalista, e declarado que um
jovem hindu, Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1986), era uma reencarnação do Cristo.
Steiner opôs-se totalmente a essa ideia (mais tarde negada pelo próprio
Krishnamurti), o que o levou a proferir alguns de seus ciclos de conferências
mais importantes, sobre os Evangelhos - todos publicados no Brasil pela Editora
Antroposófica https://www.antroposofica.com.br/. O choque daí resultante levou
em 1913 à sua separação da Sociedade Teosófica; vários membros da mesma
seguiram-no, tendo sido fundada uma primeira Sociedade Antroposófica (a palavra
antroposofia já havia sido empregada antes por alguns filósofos e por ele
próprio, por exemplo como título de palestra proferida por ele no mesmo dia em
que assumiu a secretaria geral da Sociedade Teosófica Alemã). Daí em diante, o
movimento antroposófico cresceu, tendo culminado com a construção de sua sede
em Dornach, na Suíça, em um prédio de madeira que ele denominou de Goetheanum
(veja no link abaixo uma foto dele), construído durante a 1a. guerra mundial, e
que era uma verdadeira obra de arte. Aliás, foi Steiner que introduziu nos
congressos do movimento teosófico atividades e apresentações artísticas, que
passaram a constituir parte essencial de todo o movimento antroposófico. Não há
curso longo ou congresso de antroposofia que não envolva atividades artísticas
-- que constituem uma das bases fundamentais da Pedagogia Waldorf.” Fonte: https://www.sab.org.br/antroposofia/hist%C3%B3rico-no-mundo
1. Lucifer
2. Meditation
3. Initiation and Mysteries
4. Meditation
5. Reincarnation and Karma, from the standpoint of modern natural science necessary conceptions
6. How Karma Works
7. On the Introduction of "Lucifer-Gnosis”
8. On the Aura of Man
9. The Supersensible World and Its Cognition
10. Aristotle on the Mystery Drama
11. Preface to Edouard Schure's drama “Children of Lucifer”
12. On the beginning of the new year (June 1905)
13. What does Theosophy mean for the Man of the Present
14. Theosophy as a Life Practice
15. Theosophy, Morality and Health
16. Theosophy and Science
17. The Science of Spirit and the Social Question
18. Haeckel, "The Riddle of the Universe," Theosophy
19. Eduard von Hartmann. Obituary
20. Life Questions of the Theosophical Movement
21. Life Questions of the Theosophical Movement: Theosophy and contemporary spiritual currents
22. Prejudices from Supposed Knowledge
23. The Education of the Child from the of Spiritual Science
24. Note on Friedrich August Wolf
25. To the Readers
26. By way of introduction
27. On the Relationship of the Physical to the supersensible being of man
28. On Kant's theory of knowledge
29. Remark
30. Is there a coincidence ?
31. On mental illness
32. On the relation of the animal soul to the human soul August
33. How does Buddha's teaching relate to Theosophy
34. On the Inheritance of Inherited Abilities
35. Re-embodiment - in the helpless Child
36. Are successive incarnations similar to each other?
37. Idiotic
38. Why does the Theosophist need teachings and theories?
39. How does theosophy relate to the Secret Sciences
40. Are the Former Faculties of the Human Lost?
41. How do forces of a lower world to entities in a higher world?
42. On the Cult of Persoria in the Theosophical Movement
43. Should one abstain from all criticism
44. Is the word Theosophy not misleading?
45. How does Theosophy Relate to astrology ?
46. Can Theosophy be presented in a popular be presented?
47. How to understand health and illness in the sense of the law of karma to think
48. About the book of Theodule Ribot, "The Creative Power of the Imagination"
49. To the book of Eugen Heinrich Schmitt, "The Gnosis"
50. To the book of Bruno Wille, "Revelations of the Juniper Tree"
51. Bruno Wille and C. W. Leadbeater
52. Theosophy and Socialism
53. Theosophy and the cultural tasks of the
54. Herder and Theosophy
55. Theosophy and Modern Natural Science
56. Theosophy and Modern Life
57. On the Advocacy of Personal Conviction
58. On the Materialism that Seems to Have Materialism in Science
59. On Modern Scientific Views
60. The English Prime Minister Balfour, Natural Natural Science and Theosophy
61. On essays by Camillo Schneider on questions of the doctrine of the soul
62. The journal "Der Buddhist"
63. On "Contributions to the Further Development of the Christian religion
64. Otto Pfleiderer, "The Origin of Christianity
65. Raoul H. France, "The Sensory Life of Plants,"
66. Preface to the bequeathed papers Paul Asmus
67. Characteristics of Paul Asmus' Worldview
68. On an essay by Lothar Brieger-Wasservogel on Swedenborg's worldview
69. On Chapters from the "Adept Book" by A. M. O.
70. On the appreciation of Schelling (On an essay by Dr. R. Salinger, "The Philosopher of Romanticism")
71. On Plotinus' World View (On Dr. O. Kiefer's remarks, "Plotin's doctrine of the soul in the main features" and "Plotin's Ideal of the Sage")
72. Some remarks on the essay by Helene von Shevich, "The Secret Doctrine and the Animal People in Modern Science,"
73. "The Four Great Religions" by Annie Besant
74. Preliminary note to Edouard Schure: "Introduction to the Esoteric Doctrine" and "Hermes
75. "Flita. True story of a black Mal;ierin" by Mabel Collins
76. "The Story of the Year" by Mabel Collins
77. "The Path of Fertilization" by Annie Besant
78. "The Sanctuaries of the Orient" by Edouard Schure
79. Theosophical Society
80. Of the theosophical movement
81. Theosophy and German culture.
82. Occult historical research.
83. Reference to the congress in Amsterdam June 1904
84. The Theosophical Congress in Amsterdam. Report
85. Notice about lectures of Annie Besant in Germany
86. Other communication: Lectures Dr. Rudolf Steiner at the Architects house in Berlin
87. Report on the lectures Annie Besants in Germany
88. Report on the annual meeting of the German section of the Theosophical Society
89. Reference to the Congress in London July 1905
90. Reference to the paper "Schiller and Our Age"
91. About the work of the branches: The work in Hamburg, Cologne, Düsseldorf
92. The work in Stuttgart, Lugano, Weimar, Nuremberg
93. Formation of new branches
94. The work in Munich
95. Report on The Theosophical Congress in London
96. Appendix on the congress in Paris
97. Report on the Congress in Paris in June 1906
98. Obituary of Grifin Brockdorff
99. Lectures by Dr. Rudolf Steiner
100. Obituary of Henry Steel Olcott
101. Notices: Notes on books
102. Announcement of the Theosophical Congress in Munich
103. Report on the Theosophical Congress in Munich
104. On the Impending Election of the President of the Theosophical Society
105. The Election of Annie Besant President of the Theosophical Society