Glossary
Choleric Temperament in Anthroposophy
Choleric temperament in Anthroposophy: Steiner's fire-element configuration where the I (Ich) dominates and the will breaks outward through the blood. GA 57.
Sanguine Temperament in Anthroposophy
Steiner's air-mobility temperament in which the astral body works on the nerve-sense system. Defined in GA 57 (Berlin, 4 March 1909), developed in GA 293 and GA 295.
Iron Process in Anthroposophy
The Iron Process in Anthroposophy is Steiner's cosmological-medical reading of iron as the cosmic Mars-stream that rains as late-summer meteoric showers and incarnates into the human blood as the courage...
Speech Formation in Anthroposophy
Speech Formation in Anthroposophy (Sprachgestaltung) is the anthroposophic art of the spoken word for recitation, drama, and therapy. Marie Steiner-von Sivers developed it at the Goetheanum from 1919, with Rudolf...
Warmth Organism in Anthroposophy
The warmth organism is the bodily stratum of differentiated heat that the I-Being directly inhabits and organises, named by Steiner as the fourth member of the human constitution beside the...
Friedrich Rittelmeyer in Anthroposophy
The Lutheran pastor (1872 to 1938) who co-founded The Christian Community with Rudolf Steiner in 1922 and served as its first Erzoberlenker.