This work invites you to weave a design for your soul's journey, bringing together the colors and textures of your personality to reveal its pattern and meaning. A comprehensive introduction to the temperaments, archetypes and soul qualities as defined by Rudolf Steiner, Soul Weaving helps us to better understand ourselves and our relationship to the world.

Have you ever wondered what motivates and produces the courage necessary for someone to place into print his inner thoughts and understanding of life? Have we ever found ourselves seeking answers within the complexity of life and then find all has been given? Such is the reality of everyone who has been touched by the hand of God. Spiritual Weaving is the result of what has been given by God and learned through lifes lessons. All who have been touched by Gods mercy become communicators of the love received. Spiritual Weaving is a common mans thoughts exposed by the love that has been given to him.

For all women who seek to enrich and expand their prayer life, here is a unique anthology of prayers by Christian women from around the world and through the centuries. The beautiful, classic design of the book makes it perfect as a treasured gift, as well as a practical resource for daily prayer and spiritual renewal.

"The Soul at Work" brings a new way of thinking about and working in the new economy, one that draws on the new science of complexity that recognizes business organizations as adaptive systems.

Reincarnation... Soul Mates... Soul Groups - what do they mean, and how are we a product of all the lives we have lived? Over half of the world's population believes in reincarnation but how many really understand the importance of it in the lives we are experiencing today? Penelope is the archetype of the weaver and Penelope Genter embodies this along with many of her soul mates who are conscious channels with past-life recall. They share their remembrance of times past and how the tapestry of experience reveals patterns and lessons of intersecting lives to create a greater understanding of the soul's purpose and our divine dance together. A unique glimpse behind the veil of existence, Penelope shares her past lives as "a fly on the wall at significant times in history so that she could tell the tale" and weaves together lessons and experiences into a tapestry of souls. What do Cleopatra, Knights Templar, Joan of Arc, Anne Boleyn and the Impressionists have in common and why have they come back to weave together the fabric of life today? What tools can you use to begin to unravel your own soul's journey. It is a journey down a rabbit hole few have taken, but well worth the trip.

The fourth drama enters new terrain based on what has been achieved in the first three dramas. The end of those brought about the unifying of the various main characters in a Temple ceremony whereby they consecrated themselves to take over the work of the traditional Mystics for modern times. Up until this point, the dramas had been concerned with personal development, the achieving of spiritual vision, the beholding and integrating of a correct view of Karma. But now the step has to be taken to bring all this into a concrete relationship with the modern world. The task of the Mystics had been to preserve in secret the mysteries of humanity. The task of the new Temple servants is to bring those mysteries to humanity again and make them fruitful in the modern world. This requires, on the one hand, a willingness to approach the elements of the world and interact with them, and on the other, the cultivating of an inner knowledge which will give one the new faculties and strength to do that. The essential question thus arising for all of them, illustrated by the greatly increased role Benedictus plays in this fourth drama, is the question of spiritual help and from where and under what conditions it can come to us. Not only Lucifer and Ahriman are here operating for their own intersts, good human beings and good spiritual beings are working, too, and who these are, where these are, and what relation we can have to them is a matter of the greatest urgency for humanity at this time.