School of the Elemental Beings

Is the world around us alive or is it dead?

If the widely held belief were true―that matter is the basis of all we know as reality―then life would make no sense. The world would essentially be dead―an absurd notion! What we know as life would be an unexplainable phenomenon, an astounding but accidental miracle. Does this sound familiar? In the undeniable presence of life, this belief can never truly make sense. It demands faith. Thus materialism is superstition. If we dare to entertain the notion―albeit akin to a modern heresy―that life (being), not matter, is the foundation of what we know as reality, then both matter and life make perfect sense.

Karsten Massei―who is exceptionally sensitive to the invisible beings of life that surround us always and everywhere―offers a gentle but powerful call, from those beings themselves, to discard superstition and begin to awake to the reality of life. 

As beings of the living Earth, we have certain responsibilities, too long neglected. The Earth is not an abstraction―a dead “rock” hurtling through space―but a living being. The elemental beings, who are intimately, intrinsically connected to the living Earth and to the living human race, suffer from our indifference, egoism, and ignorance of life, but they have much to teach us and patiently await our attention. 

“Know your environment!” It can begin with this book.

• The Genius of Bees and the Elemental Beings: How the Spiritual World Works through Bees for Nature and Humanity
• The Mystery of Emerging Form: Imma von Eckardstein’s Drawings of the Constellations: A Biological Perspective
• Fairy Worlds and Workers: A Natural History of Fairyland
• The Etheric: Broadening Science through Anthroposophy 2 (The World of Formative Forces)
• Esoteric Physiology: Consciousness and Disease
• The Spiritual Foundations of Beekeeping
• The First Class Lessons and Mantras: The Michael School Meditative Path in Nineteen Steps
• The North American Maria Thun Biodynamic Calendar: 2018
• Nature Spirits and What They Say: Interviews with Verena Holstein
• The Maria Thun Biodynamic Calendar 2018: 2018