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Goethe's The Tale can be found here: The Fairy Tale of the Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily. Lecture I. April 04, 1904. Lecture II. November 27, 1904. Rudolf Steiner Archive: An electronic Library and Archive site for the over 6000 collected works of the Austrian philosopher and founder of Anthroposophy, Rudolf Steiner.
The lengthy articles about how The Fairy Tale of the Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily relates to matters of the soul and achieving its perfection,--that is, its freedom--despite read in full, frustratingly did not make me like the story more :(( The newfound understanding didn't seem to register too deeply because in the first place, the explanations felt rather farfetched, to my ignorant ...
Available on Amazon A Fresh Translation for the 21st Century! “For those whose acquaintance with Goethe’s “The Fairy Tale” of the Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily is through the 1832 translation by Thomas Carlyle, Bruce Donehower’s new translation will be a breath of fresh air – contemporary, accessible and inviting.
1 de dic. de 2006 · The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily is one of the most important stories of the Anthroposophic and Rosicrucian streams. It is a timeless, allegorical tale of initiation and had a profound impact on Rudolf Steiner and on the formulation of his teachings.
- Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
The Green snake and the beautiful Lily. In 1795 a German writer called Johann Wolfgang von Goethe wrote a Fairy Tale. It was a traditional European Fairy tale that many young and old people have enjoyed over the years. It also became known as his most mystical work as it was deliberately written with a hidden meaning.
The Green Snake and the Beautiful Lily. Goethe's Fairytale performed with large marionettes & original lyre music by Christof-Andreas Lindenberg by the participants of the Center for Anthroposophy Renewal Courses in Wilton, New Hampshire USA on June 25th 2015. "In Goethe's fantasy, the manifold forces of the human soul took shape as ...
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By crossing the temporary bridge formed by the Green Snake at Midday, the Wife and the young Prince come to the garden of the Beautiful Lily. In this garden, attended by her three hand-maidens, we witness the Beautiful Lily sorrowing for her own condition yet bringing joy, wonder and love to all who meet with her.
