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anthroposophical

  • a word derived from anthroposophy.
    anthroposophy
    noun
    a philosophy based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (1861–1925) which maintains that, by virtue of a prescribed method of self-discipline, cognitional experience of the spiritual world can be achieved.

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The philosopher and occultist Rudolf Steiner, whose anthroposophical society she would join, saw the early paintings in this series in 1908 but was uncomprehending.

From The Guardian ● Oct. 6, 2020

It was the first school to undertake the transformation of anthroposophical knowledge of man into educational practice; later it was followed by others, in Germany and elsewhere.

From Man or Matter by Ernst Lehrs

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