Bruce Michael
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Peace to All,
The hermaphrodite Adam Cadmon is spoken of by Steiner as being feminine in nature.
The future state of Man will be masculine in nature- hence the finding of the Lost Word in the male line. This has something to do with changes that occur now in the larynx of males at puberty. These things are discussed in the Temple Legend book by Rudolf Steiner.
From my Teachers:
I don't know if there are any references in Steiner to twin souls. I once
asked a learned anthroposophist and she told me that Steiner wanted to avoid the occult romanticism associated with the doctrine- you know, people running off to all quarters of the globe looking for their twin.
But we all have a twin soul. If we didn't we would be quite self satisfied.
Marriage is archetypal to the twin soul doctrine. We are all one half of a whole, and somewhere about is our closest living relative.
Higher and higher we go looking for the source of sexuality, at the apex we arrive at the Second Person of the Trinity. In the other direction is the debasement of sex- used in black magic practices.
-Br.Bruce
The hermaphrodite Adam Cadmon is spoken of by Steiner as being feminine in nature.
The future state of Man will be masculine in nature- hence the finding of the Lost Word in the male line. This has something to do with changes that occur now in the larynx of males at puberty. These things are discussed in the Temple Legend book by Rudolf Steiner.
From my Teachers:
"In one form or another the conjoining of two and the desire therein has pre-existed existence in every realm imaginable. The meeting of consciousness is just such an act - creative and powerful, resonating in the combining. Because of the meeting of 'two' there becomes a higher impetus, a greater desire for further communion, and a deeper Holy Fire of Father God then realised."
I don't know if there are any references in Steiner to twin souls. I once
asked a learned anthroposophist and she told me that Steiner wanted to avoid the occult romanticism associated with the doctrine- you know, people running off to all quarters of the globe looking for their twin.
But we all have a twin soul. If we didn't we would be quite self satisfied.
Marriage is archetypal to the twin soul doctrine. We are all one half of a whole, and somewhere about is our closest living relative.
Higher and higher we go looking for the source of sexuality, at the apex we arrive at the Second Person of the Trinity. In the other direction is the debasement of sex- used in black magic practices.
-Br.Bruce