Fairy Tales

This lecture by Rudolf Steiner explores the significance of fairy tales and sagas as profound spiritual companions that accompany humans throughout their lives, symbolically likened to trustworthy angels. Delivered in 1913 as part of a series on spiritual research, the talk emphasizes the deep inner value of these stories in making life truly ensouled and meaningful. The series also included lectures on notable figures like Raphael and Leonardo da Vinci, highlighting Steiner's broader spiritual and artistic insights.