The Living Rudolf Steiner

Mieke Mosmuller (b.Feb. 21, 1951) was a student at the Barlaeus Gymnasium in Amsterdam before studying medicine at the University of Amsterdam. She practiced as a medical doctor for more than twenty-five years and opened an apothecary in Sittard. Working with illness and death raised questions in her about the nature of life. Since 1994, she has been writing about the spiritualization of intelligence and on other themes related to Rudolf Steiner and Anthroposophy. Her first book, Seek the Light that Rises in the West, lays the philosophical foundation for her later novels and books on spirituality. She has published more than fifty books, some translated into German, English, Danish, and French. She lectures and leads workshops in throughout Europe.

'If Rudolf Steiner had only been a thinker, his thoughts andideas could have been criticized with intellectual thinking.However, if he was an initiate, a 'supra-intellectual' thinking, apure thinking would be required, and only through this couldhis statements be di erentiated and tested.'Mieke Mosmuller (1951) was born in Amsterdam and studiedmedicine there. She has worked as a doctor since 1978. In 1983she found anthroposophy, and an intense meditative inner lifebegan.' e Living Rudolf Steiner' was published in German in 2008.She has written 32 books, many of which have been publishedin German. Since 1994 she has writte about philosophy andanthroposophy and she has also written 19 novels. In 1998 abook was published (Simply God) that contains her conversationswith the late Toon Hermans, a well-known comic andcabaret artist in the Netherlands. She gives seminars in manyEuropean countries.