In Steiner's teachings,these are Native Americans. Steiner sometimes included the "red race" in his descriptions of modern human races,but he often indicated that Native Americans are either extinct or on the verge of extinction.
Being saved from error,evil,and sin. Christianity teaches that Christ is the world's redeemer. In Anthroposophical belief,Christ does not redeem us so much as point us in the direction of proper evolution and provide a new impetus for such evolution. Our ultimate fulfillment will come when we attain the highest possible levels of evolution,Steiner taught.
"In astrology...the situation of two planets which are applying an aspect to each other." 80 p. 243
In Anthroposophy: seven periods (Sense-Free Thinking,Moral Feeling,Sacrificial Will,End of Karma,Purification,Sealing or Ordeal,Silence) during the sixth great epoch (Seals). Following evolutionary periods centered on the mind,these periods will center on the soul. They will be followed by periods centered on the spirit (Realms of Spirit).
"The theory that the soul can return to earth many times. A fundamental doctrine widely accepted...." 73 p. 176[In Anthroposophy,reincarnation is a central mechanism enabling spiritual evolution.]
Belief in,and worship of,gods or God. Anthroposophy claims to be a science,not a religion,and Waldorf schools usually claim that they are not religious institutions. Both claims are incorrect.
As Rudolf Steiner said,all subjects at Waldorf schools are — or should be — suffused with religious elements.
The ability to see things,often at a great distance,without use of ordinary vision: clairvoyance or extrasensory perception.
Monumental sculpture of Christ in the Goetheanum; Christ is depicted as humanity's prototype. Ahriman and Lucifer are also represented,and for this reason the sculpture is sometimes called The Group. The statue is usually described as Steiner's work,but most of the actual sculpting was done by sculptress Edith Maryon.
"An inexplicable aversion to a person could be explained by the incompatibility of the respective auras." 80 p. 244
