Conferences at the Anthroposophical Society of Trieste 1946-1948 vol. I - F. Pavisi
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Conferences at the Anthroposophical Society of Trieste 1946-1948 vol. I - F. Pavisi
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 The first stone of this construction is given by what we have called the miracle of the rock: the spirit that flows from matter.
 It is a miracle that is perpetually renewed in Anthroposophy.
 Because the inexhaustible source of the spirit, made to flow by Rudolf Steiner from the hardest material rock, still gushes forth.
as when he took her from the ground,
and his companions saw the miracle,
they immersed their burnt lips in it in amazement"
 
We all, men of our arid desert century, have parched lips, we are thirsty.
 Anthroposophy can quench our thirst, it is the Christic source that gushes into eternal life.
Matter as the form of spirit I.
 
Conferences at the Anthroposophical Society of Trieste 1946-1948
 edited by Tania Arcieri .
 The writings of Fortunato Pavisi are brought together in this book, which were the subject of conferences he held at the Anthroposophical Society of Trieste from 1946 to 1948, in the last three years of his earthly existence, which ended at the age of 37.
 Chapters:
 The foundation stone of the Anthroposophical Society I - Preliminary considerations
 The fundamental stone of the Anthroposophical Society II - Man as body 
The fundamental stone of the Anthroposophical Society III - Man as soul
 The cornerstone of the Anthroposophical Society IV - Man as spirit
 How to approach anthroposophy
 As you think
 Randomness and purpose
 Necessity, will, freedom
 The principle of contradiction in cosmic and human evolution I
 The principle of contradiction in cosmic and human evolution II
 Matter as the form of the spirit I - The miracle of the rock
 Matter as a form of spirit II - Overcoming illusion and materialistic denials
 The historical significance of Michaelmas feast
 Michael's fight against original sin
 Jahve and Ahriman
 Considerations on the drama by Paolo Gentilli - "The call of Montecorvo" I - The fight for the truth 
Considerations on the drama by Paolo Gentilli - "The call of Montecorvo" II - Action for love
 Appendix - Commemoration of the death of Rudolf Steiner

