Episode 184

Clark Done -- Anthroposophy -- Rudolph Steiner, “the Akashic” records, the three aspects of mind, oneness of being, the many incarnations of the earth, re-incarnation, and more from the “Mystery Schools” of Ancient Greece.

1991 Timeless Voyager Radio interview with Clark Done explains Anthroposophy and the “Mystery Schools” to Bruce Stephen Holms while also alluding to the teachings of Rudolph Steiner. The word 'anthroposophy' comes from the Greek (anthropos meaning 'human' and sophia meaning 'wisdom'). It can also be translated as 'wisdom of the human being' or understood as 'consciousness of one's humanity'. 

Anthroposophy is a spiritual philosophy; not a religion. During the interview Clark talks in depth about the Waldorf schools and their ability to develop children in a method much different from education as it is practiced in the western world. 


The program also discusses much of Rudolf Steiner’s research including “the Akashic” records, the three aspects of mind, oneness of being, the many incarnations of the earth, re-incarnation, and more from the “Mystery Schools” of Ancient Greece.

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From 1987 through 1994 Timeless Voyager Radio was broadcast over 200+ radio stations world-wide in most top 50 radio markets in the US, Canada, and Short-Wave world-wide. Bruce Stephen Holms, the Timeless Voyager host started the radio program on KCSB 91.9 in Santa Barbara, CA in the fall of 1987.

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