Glossary of Anthroposophical Medicine
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ACUPUNCTURE
ACUPUNCTURE: A school of medical therapy which has evolved over many centuries from the initial theories of early Chinese medical philosophers. [1]
Acupuncture is a "newer", more "technological" approach to accupressure. [2]
Acupuncture is a treatment within Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), a system of healing that dates back thousands of years. [3]
Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese medical procedure involving insertion and manipulation of needles at more than 360 points in the human body. [4]
Acupuncture is an ancient Oriental technique which stimulates the body's ability to sustain and balance itself. [5]
Acupuncture is one of the most thoroughly researched and documented of the so-called alternative medical practices. [6]
Acupuncture is only one element of traditional Chinese medicine, which also includes herbs, acupressure, exercise and diet. [7]
Acupuncture is used to regulate or correct the flow of qi to restore health. [8]
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE
Alternative medicine is any form of practice that is outside the realm of conventional modern medicine. [9]
Alternative medicine is the only truly scientific form of medicine. [10]
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL ART THERAPY
Anthroposophical art therapy is a transpersonal approach rooted in the understanding of the human being as formed of body, soul and spirit. [11]
ANTHROPOSOPHICALLY EXTENDED MEDICINE
ANTHROPOSOPHICALLY EXTENDED MEDICINE: A system of therapeutics based upon the theories of Rudolf Steiner developed in the late 1800s. [12]
Anthroposophically extended medicine is a holistic and human-centered approach to medicine. [13]
Anthroposophically-extended Medicine is a holistic and human-centered approach to medicine. [14]
Anthroposophically-extended medicine is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness. [15]
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL DOCTOR
The anthroposophical doctor is a fully trained and qualified doctor in the conventional sense, who wishes to work out of a more extensive picture of man. [16]
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL MEDICINE
Anthroposophical Medicine is a holistic, human-centered approach to medicine. [17]
Anthroposophical Medicine is an extension of current medical practice, into the realm of healing. [18]
Anthroposophical Medicine is an internationally-recognized approach to medicine based on the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (an Austrian scientist [19]
Anthroposophical Medicine is based on the very valid concept of interconnectedness of Man with Nature. [20]
Anthroposophical medicine is a complex system - an art and a science of healing that includes the integration of the spiritual and the physical. [21]
Anthroposophical medicine is a holistic and salutogenetic approach to health. [22]
Anthroposophical medicine is a major activity of Steiner followers. [23]
Anthroposophical medicine is a product of objective introspection. [24]
Anthroposophical medicine is a product of such strivings. [25]
Anthroposophical medicine is a system of medicine that was developed by Rudolf Steiner and Ita Wegman in the 1920s. [26]
Anthroposophical medicine is based on Steiner's concept that spiritual awareness is the foundation of individual health and of the health of society. [27]
Anthroposophical medicine is based on a spiritually developed understanding of both pathology and physiology. [28]
Anthroposophical medicine is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness. [29]
Anthroposophical medicine is part of Rudolf Steiner's theory of anthroposophy, from the Greek anthropos (man) a [30]
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT
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ANTHROPOSOPHICAL NURSING
Anthroposophical nursing is based on conventional nursing and broadened by insights gained through Rudolf Steiner’s Anthroposophical science of the spirit. [31]
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
The Anthroposophical Society is a worldwide society with approximately 50 regional societies and 50,000 members on all continents. [32]
The Anthroposophical Society is the main organization carying Rudolf Steiner's works into the future. [33]
ANTHROPOSOPHICAL STUDIES
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ANTHROPOSOPHIC MEDICINE
Anthroposophic medicine is an extension to conventional medicine. [34]
Anthroposophic medicine is an integration of mainstream and complementary medicine. [35]
Anthroposophic medicine is based on scientific medicine and therefore practiced only by qualified medical doctors. [36]
ANTHROPOSOPHY
Anthroposophy is a close-to-life approach to the human being and is based on inner development. [37]
Anthroposophy is a coherent system compared to the usual New Age "anything goes." )Steiner was a product of his time. [38]
Anthroposophy is a cult-like religious ))sect. [39]
Anthroposophy is a cult-like religious )sect. [40]
Anthroposophy is a cult-like religious sect following the teachings of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925). [41]
Anthroposophy is a cult-like religious sect. [42]
Anthroposophy is a cult-like religious)sect. [43]
Anthroposophy is a doctrine about hidden, spiritual realities. [44]
Anthroposophy is a knowledge produced by the higher self in man. [45]
Anthroposophy is a major contribution to its renewal. [46]
Anthroposophy is a method of "thinking", that is it is a process and not a content. [47]
Anthroposophy is a more honorable opponent, but only by degrees. [48]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowing, a way of looking at the world, or a body of teaching. [49]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge and self development which encompasses the realms of religion, philosophy, art and science. [50]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge leading from the spiritual in man to the spiritual in the universe. [51]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge leading the spiritual in the individual to the spiritual in the universe. [52]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge meant to lead the spiritual in human beings to the spiritual in the universe. [53]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge to guide the spiritual in the human being to the Spiritual in the universe. [54]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge whose objective is to guide the spiritual in man to the spiritual in the universe. [55]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge, to guide the Spiritual in the human being to the Spiritual in the universe. [56]
Anthroposophy is a path of knowledge, to guide the spiritual in the human being to the spiritual in the universe. [57]
APPLIED KINESIOLOGY
Applied kinesiology is also used to check the body's response to a treatment that is being considered. [58]
Applied kinesiology is the term most commonly used to identify a supposed system of muscle-testing and therapy. [59]
AROMATHERAPY
Aromatherapy - The treatment of disease through the use of various aromatic herbs, volatile oils, and similar preparations. [60]
Aromatherapy is the combination of healing massage with the medicinal properties of essential oils from plant extracts. [61]
Aromatherapy is used in nursing in hospitals and hospices. [62]
Aromatherapy: To heal and tend the body. [63]
ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is a type of psychotherapy in which the client is encouraged to create artwork such as a drawing, painting, collage and sculpture. [64]
Art Therapy is a well established discipline with a developing theoretical base. [65]
Art Therapy is also used as a tool for personal growth and greater self-understanding. [66]
Art Therapy is the use of art for the client's transformation and healing, self-expression and reflection in the presence of a trained art therapist. [67]
Art therapy is the clinical application of art and psychology as a vehicle for communication, healing and growth. [68]
AURA
Aura - A field of energy believed by some to surround living creatures. [69]
Aura: A subtle light or energy field said to surround people or objects. [70]
Aura: A subtle light or energy field surrounding people or objects. [71]
AYURVEDA
Ayurveda is also used to treat specific conditions like fibroids, endometriosis or ovulation disorders. [72]
Ayurveda is the oldest medical system known to man and the oldest and most comprehensive spiritual teaching in the world. [73]
Ayurveda is the traditional, natural system of medicine of India, which has been practiced for more than 5,000 years. [74]
BEE POLLEN
Bee pollen is a complete food and contains many elements that products of animal origin do not possess. [75]
Bee pollen is a low-calorie food. [76]
Bee pollen is the food of the young bee and it is approximately 40% protein. [77]
BIODYNAMICS
Biodynamics is a method of agriculture which seeks to actively work with the health-giving forces of nature. [78]
Biodynamics is the oldest organized organic approach to farming: farms and gardens have been in operation in many countries and climates since the 1920's. [79]
BIOFEEDBACK
Biofeedback is a non-invasive and painless process, the information is fed back in the form of a light, sound or needle sign on a screen. [80]
Biofeedback is a relaxation technique that involves careful monitoring of internal body states. [81]
Biofeedback is a treatment method that uses monitoring instruments to feed back to patients physiological information of which they are normally unaware. [82]
Biofeedback is used to train patients to control brainwave activity so they can modify their own autonomic body processes. [83]
CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic - A system of therapies based upon the theory that disease is caused by abnormal function of the nervous system. [84]
Chiropractic is a drug-free, non-surgical science and, as such, does not include pharmaceuticals or incisive surgery. [85]
Chiropractic is a form of diagnosing and treating illnesses that affect the nerves, muscles, bones, and joints of the body through spinal manipulation. [86]
Chiropractic is a good form of treatment. [87]
Chiropractic is a growing profession. [88]
Chiropractic is a much larger area of complementary medicine than I had previously realised. [89]
Chiropractic is based on the premise that proper structural alignment will permit free flow of nerve activity in the body. [90]
Chiropractic is the second largest healing system in the US and Canada. [91]
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY
Christian Community: Based on teachings of Rudolf Steiner, founder of the Anthroposophical Society. [92]
The Christian Community is a cult in the ancient meaning of the word: Holy communion with the spiritual world. [93]
The Christian Community is a separate institution founded by Rittlemeyer and others. [94]
CURE
Cure is the readjustment of the human organism from abnormal to normal conditions and functions. [95]
This was the turning point event that led to the removal of the word "cure" from the medical vocabulary. [96]
DHAMMA
Dhamma is something that can cure this stabbing and piercing of roga. [97]
Dhamma is the latter's remedy. [98]
Dhamma is the medicine for roga, spiritual disease; thus, the matter we're discussing here is a matter of the mind and spirit. [99]
Dhamma is the same. It is the universal medicine. [100]
DISEASE
Disease is a disorder of our whole being. [101]
Disease is a symptom of one or more body systems in distress. [102]
We don't really know where the English word "disease" comes from, so we prefer "roga." Its meaning is certain and appropriate: stabbing, piercing, skewering. [103]
EGO
Ego is the name that Theosophy gives that part of the mind of mortal man that is this high spiritual being descended into his flesh. [104]
Ego is the existential state of consciousness ; karma is the psychological state (the person's past history). [105]
The Ego was in danger of falling into the terrible Egoism; selfishness of the Physical, Etheric and Astral bodies would have been the result. [106]
ETHERIC
Etheric is a CWL term to indicate the higher subplanes of the physical plane. [107]
Etheric: an invisible medium often referred to in esoteric texts as the etheric fluidium, or etheric fluid. [108]
The etheric is a halfway house between the physical and astral levels and phenomena on this level seems to interact with the physical senses quite readily. [109]
The etheric is what is attached to the physical body and deals with chakras and life force (chi, prana, kundalini, etc). [110]
The term "etheric" in the Theosophy context seems to derive from the writings of C.W. Leadbeater and Annie Besant ( Adyar School of Theosophy). [111]
EURYTHMY
Eurythmy is a beautiful performing art and a powerful medium for educational and curative work. [112]
Eurythmy is a dance-like art form in which music or speech are expressed in bodily movement. [113]
Eurythmy is a dance-like art form, which involves the expression of sound through movement: specific movements correspond to particular notes or sounds. [114]
Eurythmy is a limited style, but dance gets such short shrift in most schools that I can excuse that. [115]
Eurythmy is a movement art and anyone who observes children knows that children are continually in movement. [116]
Eurythmy is a movement art that brings all three together. [117]
Eurythmy is a quite new art form that brings speech and music to visual expression in movement. [118]
Eurythmy is a renewal of the spiritual foundations of dance, transforming speech and music into visible movement. [119]
Eurythmy is a system of movements designed to help patients give expression to inner spiritual movements. [120]
Eurythmy is a system of rhythmic, dance-like movements that are taught to all Waldorf children and performed at school concerts. [121]
Eurythmy is also a social art and has the ability to enliven and harmonize the life forces. [122]
Eurythmy is also used in medical, pedagogical, and sociological fields. [123]
Eurythmy is an art form that translates speech and music into movement, into what Steiner called visible speech and song. [124]
Eurythmy is an integral part of all full-time programs at Rudolf Steiner College, providing the kinesthetic component of learning for all subjects. [125]
Eurythmy is the art of movement that attempts to make visible the tone and feeling of music and speech. [126]
GOETHEANUM
The Goetheanum is a center for the anthroposophical movement in Dornach , Switzerland. [127]
The Goetheanum: the center of the Anthroposophical society is located in Dornach, Switzerland. [128]
HENRY SPINK FOUNDATION
The Henry Spink Foundation is a charity that provides independent information about treatments available, to the parents of children with disabilities. [129]
The Henry Spink Foundation is an independent charity created to help families of children with severe disabilities of all kinds. [130]
HERBAL MEDICINE
Herbal Medicine is the oldest form of medicine known, dating back to the Ancient Egyptians and Chinese. [131]
Herbal Medicine is the use of plant remedies in the treatment of disease. [132]
HERBOLOGY
Herbology is the study of herbs and plants which aid in curing illnesses and preventing disease. [133]
Herbology is the study of plants and their healing properties. [134]
HOLISTIC
HOLISTIC is an adjective S.H.A.P.E. Community Center, Inc. [135]
Holistic is an approach or philosophy that is applied to something. [136]
Holistic is defined as pertaining to all aspects of human nature – physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. [137]
The word "holistic" means "whole". [138]
HOLISTIC APPROACH
A holistic approach is a different paradigm and you SHOULD apply both. They are not opposites they are complementary. [139]
A holistic approach is a vital part of being a good teacher. [140]
A holistic approach is a wellness approach and looks at symptoms as" projects" to be worked on to regain wholeness and balance. [141]
A holistic approach is a wellness approach. [142]
An holistic approach is a particular challenge in the shelter sector. [143]
The Holistic approach is a perspective on health and healing that considers all aspects of one's life as creating and comprising a total state of health. [144]
The holistic approach is a central tenant of the philosophy of chiropractic. [145]
The holistic approach is a continual learning process from the interaction with the changes of life. [146]
The holistic approach is a method for simultaneously calibrating, processing and inverting frequency-domain airborne electromagnetic data. [147]
The holistic approach is a two-day gallbladder cleanse. [148]
The holistic approach is a way of life, which serves to harmonize the natural operation of body, mind, and spirit. [149]
The holistic approach is a worldview that emphasizes the potential for health and healing in human systems rather than on disease process and deficit. [150]
HOLISTIC MEDICINE
Holistic medicine is a form of non-traditional western healing. [151]
HOMEOPATHY
HOMEOPATHY: A school of medicine developed by Samuel Hahnemann in the 1780's. [152]
Homeopathy - A therapeutic method developed in the early 19th century. [153]
Homeopathy is a natural approach to cure the whole person. [154]
Homeopathy is a natural system of medicine in which the remedies that are used stimulate the body’s own healing powers. [155]
Homeopathy is a proven system of medicine that has been used effectively with people and animals for hundreds of years. [156]
Homeopathy is a system of medicine developed by Samuel Hahnemann in the late eighteenth century. [157]
Homeopathy is a type of medicine that treats illnesses by stimulating the body’s own healing mechanisms. [158]
Homeopathy is a versatile form of natural medicine that offers people the tools to take care of many different conditions and ailments. [159]
Homeopathy is an art and a science. [160]
Homeopathy is an intersting issue because it is a pretty large activity particularly in Europe. [161]
Homeopathy is an invaluable ally to familiarize yourself with and to utilize for both acute and chronic conditions. [162]
Homeopathy is based on the Law of similars. [163]
Homeopathy is based on the idea of treating “like with like,” to stimulate the body’s defenses. [164]
Homeopathy is based on the law of similars. [165]
Homeopathy is commonly used to treat uterine fibroids, and homeopathic treatment may prevent the need for a hysterectomy. [166]
Homeopathy is one of the fastest-growing alternative medicines available today. [167]
Homeopathy is used to treat acute and chronic health problems as well as for disease prevention and health promotion. [168]
Homeopathy is used to treat both acute and chronic health problems as well as for health prevention and promotion in healthy people. [169]
The term "homeopathy" was coined by the Saxony physician Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (1755–1843) and first published in 1796. [170]
IRIDOLOGY
Iridology - A diagnostic tool that purports to correlate changes in the color and texture of the iris with mental and physical disorders. [171]
Iridology is a safe, non-invasive and inexpensive method of analysis that can be integrated into both orthodox and complementary medicine. [172]
Iridology is the art and science of analyzing the delicate structure of the colored portion of the eye, or the iris. [173]
Iridology is used by naturopaths and other practitioners, particularly when diagnosis achieved through standard methods is unclear. [174]
Iridology is used not only by clinical ecologists but also by osteopaths, acupuncturists, herbalists, homoeopaths and others. [175]
KARMA
Karma is a sum of all that an individual has done and is currently doing. [176]
Karma is a universal law, and each experiences it for himself; but we must not only look back to our former incarnations; we must also look forward. [177]
Karma is the foundation of health and disease. [178]
Karma is the law of nature, identified with the law of Divine justice, the naturalisation of Divine mysteries. [179]
Karma is the law of recompense for prior life actions, and involves our own acceptance of that compensation. [180]
KINESIOLOGY
KINESIOLOGY: The science of movement, especially of the therapeutic use of physical movements. [181]
Kinesiology is the study of muscles and their movement. [182]
Kinesiology is the study of the human body during movement. [183]
LILIPOH
LILIPOH is a unique quarterly wellness magazine dedicated to The Spirit in Life. [184]
LILIPOH is a wonderful journal about anthroposophy and homeopathy. [185]
LILIPOH is the only anthroposophically-based journal reporting on wellness and self-care, nutrition, the environment, and the illnesses of childhood. [186]
LILIPOH: To turn the topic slightly, let’s look briefly at the economics. [187]
MEDITATION
Meditation is a method of relaxing the body and calming the mind that has always been part of both Eastern and Western spiritual traditions. [188]
Meditation is the intentional directing of attention to the clear aspect of one's own inner nature. [189]
Meditation is the practice of focusing the mind, often formalized into a specific routine. [190]
Meditation is the thread that is holding my year together with the children. [191]
MUSIC THERAPY
Music Therapy is an established healthcare profession that uses music to address physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of individuals of all ages. [192]
Music therapy is a service whereby music is used to develop social skills, effective communication, and problem solving skills among other goals. [193]
Music therapy is one of several branches of creative arts therapy. [194]
NATUROPATHY
Naturopathy is a complete system of natural healthcare that believes the body has the knowledge to heal itself. [195]
Naturopathy is a comprehensive and eclectic system that incorporates the use of a broad range of natural substances and natural means to promote health. [196]
Naturopathy is a system of healing that views disease as a manifestation of alterations in the processes by which the body naturally heals itself. [197]
Naturopathy is a system of primary health care that is based on a philosophy that distinguishes it from current "mainstream" or "orthodox" medical practice. [198]
Naturopathy is a therapeutic approach developed in the early 20th century by Benedict Lust and some of his contemporaries. [199]
PHENOMENOLOGY
Phenomenology - An approach to research that aims to describe and clarify a person's own experience and understanding of an event or phenomenon. [200]
Phenomenology is based on a different epistemology, and it is not necessarily a branch of anthroposophy, though many in anthroposophy have contributed. [201]
REFLEXOLOGY
Reflexology is a Holistic Treatment working the pressure points in the feet, and/or hands and ears to stimulate the body's own healing potential. [202]
Reflexology is a form of complementary medicine and involves a method of treatment using massage to reflex areas found in the feet and the hands. [203]
Reflexology is an excellent form of stress-management and may also have a direct effect on fertility. [204]
Reflexology is the holistic approach to wholeness through the hands or feet. [205]
REIKI
Reiki is a Japanese word meaning Universal Life (Rei) Energy (Ki). [206]
Reiki is a holistic practice that assists in the balancing of Ki, or universal life-force energy. [207]
Reiki is a valuable addition to the work of chiropractors, massage therapists, nurses, and others for whom the use of touch is essential or appropriate. [208]
Reiki is the vital life energy which flows through all living things and which can be activated for the purpose of healing. [209]
RUDOLF STEINER
Rudolf Steiner is a fascinating journey into the realms just beyond our five senses, where thoughts are things and creation begins. [210]
Rudolf Steiner is a good example of this. His "Biodynamic" gardening methods apparently do grow bigger and better vegetables. [211]
Rudolf Steiner is an Austrian philosopher who lived during the late 1800s and early 1900s. [212]
SHAMANISM
Shamanism is an ancient healing tradition that dates back 40,000 years or more, making it the oldest of all healing therapies. [213]
Shamanism is based on the belief that all healing includes the spiritual dimension. [214]
Shamanism is based on the premise that the visible world is pervaded by invisible forces or spirits that affect the lives of the living. [215]
Shamanism is one of the oldest spiritual healing that is still practiced by some indigenous people around the world. [216]
SHIATSU
Shiatsu - A Japanese term for finger pressure or manual message and pressure to stimulate and free energy pathways within the body. [217]
Shiatsu is a therapy that works on the individual as a complete being - the physical body and also on an emotional and/or mental level. [218]
Shiatsu is a traditional Japanese healing art. [219]
SPIRITUALISM
Spiritualism is a religion in which contact with the spirits of the dead through a medium is central. [220]
Spiritualism is a way of life which combines philosophy, science and religion. [221]
Spiritualism: A movement that began in the last half of the 1800's. [222]
SPIRITUALITY
Spirituality is a broad concept encompassing values & purposes. [223]
Spirituality is a state of connectedness to all life, honouring diversity in unity. [224]
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE
Anthroposophists like to use the term "spiritual science", because it places them _above_ religion. [225]
Spiritual Science is a sine qua non for the life of mankind in the future but not in the sense that is applicable to some other kind of knowledge. [226]
Spiritual Science is an investigation of a person’s relationship to God/Goddess on a very personal level. [227]
Spiritual Science is one of the topics in focus at Global Oneness. [228]
Spiritual Science is the science of individual spiritual growth and development. [229]
Spiritual Science is the science of individual spiritual growth and service to humanity and the planet. [230]
Spiritual science is a corpse if it is not able to react to the events of life. [231]
Spiritual science is an open-ended system of thought. [232]
Spiritual science is something alive, something active, that takes up its abode in our souls, that is working and active in our souls. [233]
Spiritual science is to be the message, telling how Christ may find that dwelling in human souls. [234]
THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
For instance, it is said that the Anthroposophical society is only a kind of development out of what is called the "Theosophical Society". [235]
The Theosophical Society is a religious and philosophical association, but not a church. [236]
THEOSOPHY
THEOSOPHY: The word is derived from the Greek theos (god, divinity) and sophia (wisdom). [237]
Theosophy is the philosophy of Unity, and it calls for the essential union of those who profess and promulgate it. [238]
Theosophy: An Introduction to the Spiritual Processes in Human Life and in the Cosmos (Classics in Anthroposcophy). [239]
Theosophy: An Introduction to the Supersensible Knowledge of the World and the Destination of Man. (1922) Trans. Henry B. Monges, Revised by Gilbert Church. [240]
Theosophy: an ancient term, which originally referred to a kind of mysticism. [241]
THERAPEUTIC EURYTHMY
Therapeutic Eurythmy is a branch of Eurythmy which is also based upon this basic premise. [242]
Therapeutic eurythmy is a form of energy medicine. [243]
TUINA
Tuina is a medical method using the arms, hands, fingers, elbows and knees as tools for treating diseases and illnesses. [244]
Tuina is one of the earliest medical forms of mankind and can be seen in the medical history of every old nation all over the world. [245]
WALDORF EDUCATION
WALDORF EDUCATION is a growing school movement. [246]
Waldorf Education is a good example of an imposed alternate reality with an anti-cult backlash formed in opposition to the schools. [247]
Waldorf Education is an education for our time which is based on a spiritual understanding of human beings and their place in the universe. [248]
Waldorf Education is the pedagogy established by Rudolf Steiner for the education of children from Kindergarten to 12th Grade. [249]
Waldorf education is a dynamic, broad approach to education. [250]
Waldorf education is a fraud for two reasons. [251]
Waldorf education is a unique and distinctive approach to educating children that is practiced in Waldorf schools worldwide. [252]
Waldorf education is an education in which is permeated throughout by an artistic and musical element. [253]
Waldorf education is an expression of ) Anthroposophy. [254]
Waldorf education is an expression of Anthroposophy. [255]
Waldorf education is an expression of(BR) Anthroposophy. [256]
Waldorf education is based on the spiritual-scientific research of Rudolf Steiner. [257]
Waldorf education is one of the largest and fastest growing independent private school movements in the world. [258]
Waldorf education is the most beautiful, gentle, child-centered approach to teaching children that I am aware of. [259]
WALDORF SCHOOLS
Waldorf Schools: Based on the occult/esoteric teachings of Rudolf Steiner. [260]
Waldorf schools are a (possibly secular) activity of a Christian sect. [261]
Waldorf schools are an activity of Anthroposophy, a cult-like religious sect following the occult teachings of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925). [262]
Waldorf schools are designed to foster this kind of learning. [263]
Waldorf schools are designed to promote the teachings of Rudolf Steiner, and those teachings are indisputably religious. [264]
WELEDA
The last individual to bear the name "Weleda" was mentioned by the Roman historian Tacitus. [265]
Weleda is an multi-national company dedicated to the production of Homeopathic and Anthroposophical Medicines and Natural Personal Care Products. [266]
Weleda is one of the few manufacturers of complementary medicine in New Zealand with a "Licence to Manufacture Medicines". [267]
YOGA
Yoga is a fully articulated metaphysical system, one of six orthodox schools of Hinduism. [268]
Yoga is a spiritual practice that uses physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation to improve overall health and wellbeing. [269]
Yoga is a spiritual practice. [270]
Yoga is a system of physical, mental and spiritual development. [271]
Yoga is a way of life that includes ethical precepts, dietary prescriptions, and physical exercise. [272]
Yoga is the practical application of the ancient Indian Vedic teachings. [273]
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