Mani and Rudolf Steiner

For centuries, Mani and the Manichaean movement were known almost only through the distorted accounts of their opponents. Christine Gruwez first sets out the core of Mani's revelation – his picture of the cosmos, of light and darkness, and of the transformation of evil – and then brings together what Rudolf Steiner said about Mani and his stream. Out of this emerges the image of two spiritual currents which, from different origins, are moving towards a shared task in the future. Translated by Philip Mees.