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In the Light of a Child
In the Light of a Child
A Journey through the 52 Weeks of the Year in both Hemispheres for Children
- ISBN: 9780880104500
- Publication Date: April 1st 1998
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Children live deeply in the experience of the seasons. Their unity with nature is initially unconscious and uncritical, and this "Garden of Eden" consciousness gradually fades as they become more self-aware and confront the outer world as I-beings.
The verses in this book help children bridge the gap from their unconscious connection with nature to a living feeling for the seasons that will stay with them through life.
These verses follow the course of the year, as inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul. The book is arranged so that parents, teachers, eurythmists, and children can follow the course of the year in both the northern and southern hemispheres.
(Ages 4–9)
The verses in this book help children bridge the gap from their unconscious connection with nature to a living feeling for the seasons that will stay with them through life.
These verses follow the course of the year, as inspired by Rudolf Steiner’s Calendar of the Soul. The book is arranged so that parents, teachers, eurythmists, and children can follow the course of the year in both the northern and southern hemispheres.
(Ages 4–9)
Book Details
Book Details
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN: 9780880104500
- Publication Date: April 1st 1998
- Publisher: SteinerBooks
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More About the Book
Author Bio
New Zealander Michael Burton is based in Sydney and works as a writer, speech performer, actor, speech therapist, and voice teacher. He is the writer of the script for an international project to perform a play that follows on from the four initiation dramas of Rudolf Steiner. He gives performances in a number of countries of his one-man drama, Shakespeare and the Mystery of the Human Being (2003).
