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According to [[Rudolph Steiner]], '''Divine Messengers''' are the "most perfect" humans. They are "divine-human hybrids" often seen as "higher spirits who assumed human bodies in order to help mankind forward on the earthly path."<ref>Steiner, Rudolph. Cosmic Memory (Kindle Location 515). Kindle Edition. </ref> | According to [[Rudolph Steiner]], '''Divine Messengers''' are the "most perfect" humans. They are "divine-human hybrids" often seen as "higher spirits who assumed human bodies in order to help mankind forward on the earthly path."<ref>Steiner, Rudolph. Cosmic Memory (Kindle Location 515). Kindle Edition. </ref> They are specially trained, specially chosen human agents who, because of their knowledge specially imparted to them by "higher beings which did not belong directly to earth,"<ref>Steiner, Rudolph. Cosmic Memory (Kindle Location 498). Kindle Edition.</ref> were revered by the human masses as "divine messengers." | ||
They are specially trained, specially chosen human agents who, because of their knowledge specially imparted to them by "higher beings which did not belong directly to earth,"<ref>Steiner, Rudolph. Cosmic Memory (Kindle Location 498). Kindle Edition.</ref> were revered by the human masses as "divine messengers." | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:58, 19 December 2022
According to Rudolph Steiner, Divine Messengers are the "most perfect" humans. They are "divine-human hybrids" often seen as "higher spirits who assumed human bodies in order to help mankind forward on the earthly path."[1] They are specially trained, specially chosen human agents who, because of their knowledge specially imparted to them by "higher beings which did not belong directly to earth,"[2] were revered by the human masses as "divine messengers."
Terms
{{#ask:Rudolph Steiner
Syncretic Terms
Avatar > Bodhicitta, Bodhisattva, Bodhisattva Vow, Divine Messengers, Holy Ones, Messiah, Qutb, Samyaksambuddha, Saoshyant, Tathagata, Tirthankaras
Notes
According to Steiner, divine messengers were trained, and received their communication, in special Temples of the Mysteries.
In places about which the average people knew nothing, this initiation, this communication with the gods, actually took place. These places of initiation were called temples of the mysteries. From them the human race was directed. What took place in the temples of the mysteries was therefore incomprehensible to the people.[3]
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