Description
Book SynopsisTraces the origins of the story of King Arthur and the Grail, and explores the parallels between the quest for the Grail and the medieval search for the Philosopher's Stone.
Trade Review'This book contains a series of essays and lectures written by one whose spiritual development was personally overseen by the great anthroposophist Rudolf Steiner
I really enjoyed it, and learned a lot!'
-- Inner Light Magazine, Summer 2008
'Stein explores the early development of the mythic corpus of Grail legends
Highly recommended.'
-- BM Cauldron, May 2008
'Walter Johnnes Stein was a polymath who was one of the leading followers of Steiner. It was a lecture by Stein in the 1930s that kindled the spiritual insight of the then agnostic Sir George Trevelyan
One of the most interesting parts is the first chapter of the memoirs in which the author describes his own background, education and encounter with Steiner
This is the work of an erudite man steeped in western culture but whose spiritual sight has also been opened. It is a remarkable series of essays.'
-- Scientific and Medical Network Review, Spring 2008
