Karma of Vocation health a day in a person’s

a day in a person’s life and a human life-time

Rudolf Steiner's introductory talks prepared nearly 300 audiences for their encounters with this wholly new way of presenting drama

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by Harold Haas (Selections

Karma of Vocation health a day in a person’sSteiner takes us behind the scenes of routine activities, showing how the combined vocational work of all humanity affects the higher suprasensory realms. This activity mobilizes forces that lead to future worlds, which is the 'karma of vocation'. No human work is insignificant; it all contributes to grand cosmic processes. 30th November 2009; Trans. Olin D. Wannamaker (10 lectures, Dornach, November 4 27, 1916, GA 172); SB; 232pp; pb;