Hermann Beckh
About
Hermann Beckh (1875–1937) studied Law and later Sanskrit, becoming Professor of Oriental Studies at the University of Berlin. A master of ancient and modern languages, he wrote extensively on religious and philosophical subjects, including Buddhism, Indology, Christianity, alchemy, and music. In 1911, he heard a lecture by Rudolf Steiner and was inspired to join the Anthroposophical Society, where he became a valued coworker. In 1922, he helped found The Christian Community, a movement for religious renewal. His many books are gradually being translated from the original German and published in English.
Author's Books
The Essence of Tonality / The Parsifal Christ-Experience
An Attempt to View Musical Subjects in the Light of Spiritual Science
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John’s Gospel
The Cosmic Rhythm, Stars and Stones
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Mark's Gospel
The Cosmic Rhythm
Hermann Beckh
Foreword by Rudolf Frieling and N. V. P. Franklin
Translated by Michael Stott and Alan Stott
Foreword by Rudolf Frieling and N. V. P. Franklin
Translated by Michael Stott and Alan Stott
Temple Lodge Publishing
The Language of the Stars
Zodiac and Planets in Relation to the Human Being: The Cosmic Rhythm in the Creed
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From the Mysteries
Genesis – Zarathustra
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The Source of Speech
Word, Language, and the Origin of Speech: From Indology to Anthroposophy
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Introduction by Neil Franklin
Foreword by Rudolf Meyer
Translated by Alan Stott and Michael Stott
Introduction by Neil Franklin
Foreword by Rudolf Meyer
Translated by Alan Stott and Michael Stott
Temple Lodge Publishing
The Mystery of Musical Creativity
The Human Being and Music
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Alchymy
The Mystery of the Material World
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