anthroposophy
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θrəˈpɒs noun
a philosophy based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (1861–1925) which maintains that, by virtue of a prescribed method of self-discipline, cognitional experience of the spiritual world can be achieved.
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| the spiritual and mystical teachings of Rudolph Steiner, based on the belief that creative activities such as myth making, which formed a part of life in earlier times, are psychologically valuable, esp for educational and therapeutic purposes | |
| anthroposophic | |
| —adj | |
| anthro'posophist | |
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Example sentences
These demands cannot be met by appealing to anthroposophy or to any other theories.
Anthroposophy describes a broad evolution of human consciousness as follows.
Anthroposophy has had many prominent supporters outside of the movement.
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