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This site presents parts of the knowledge of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925), originator of anthroposophy, the Waldorf school movement, biodynamamic agriculture and more.
      In this series, a typical essay consists of sorted phrases, including direct Steiner quotations. The sources are furnished. Moreover, the Steiner-rooted statements and tenets are of several kinds, and marked correspondingly:
  1. The text is abridged, and may consist of sampled quotations that may be marked or unmarked, as the case may be.
  2. Abbreviated Steiner statements ae at times marked [With]. Ideas they contain, may be found in a wider scenario in Steiner wordings they relate to.
  3. Modified statements are also marked [Mod] .
  4. Humorous abbreviations and juxtapositions of Steiner statements are marked [Hum] so as to avoid possible misunderstandings. [MORE]
Also:
  • Where two or more distinct statements are adjoined or "glued together" by us, it is normally shown by an em dash (—) between them. Em dashes in the original Steiner texts are converted to hyphens [ - ] to eliminate misunderstanding.
  • A star (*) after a statement shows the statement has no direct special origin in Steiner thought in the set context, to my knowing.
GROUPS OF ESSAYS. Steiner quotations and tenets may be arranged in one single essay, or in a series of linked essays, as the case may be.

GENERAL "GET TAO" DESIGN: The way the chosen Steiner quotations and other Steiner thought is arranged, allows for handling the matter too. Certain markers, like ◊; and numbers in round brackets (parentheses) at the back of some statements relate to this "Get Tao" scheme (layout) only. [LINK]

COMPARE with the English version of the text as you like. Refereces are usually given.
      Tormod Kinnes

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