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The volume comprises essays from the years since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis and reflects decades of philosophical work to overcome the crisis of world consciousness. Jochen Kirchhoff provides insights into a living cosmology, which is a lived and felt life practice that can, in principle, be accessed by everyone. The human being and the realization of their true anchoring in spiritual-cosmic events is the pivotal point for overcoming the many crises on our planet. This requires a profound critique of natural science and modern materialistic convictions. Jochen Kirchhoff has been providing this critique for six decades and has been working on convincing alternatives such as the radial field concept. His writings, as well as this collection of fine essays, which represent a kind of chamber music philosophical art form, contribute to bringing humanity's Winter Journey to an end. Behind it shines the horizon of the possible and longed-for time of peace for our world.
About the author
Jochen Kirchhoff, born in 1944, lives and works in Berlin. He gave around 150 lectures on natural philosophy topics in the 1990s and early 2000s. He has also given over 400 public lectures on natural philosophy and socially relevant topics since 1980. Numerous seminars on geomantic topics and the holistic reception of classical music, among others, round off his teaching activities. He has published philosophical talks on his YouTube channel, which also address contemporary phenomena from a philosophical perspective. His literary work to date includes his tetralogy of natural philosophy, works on the philosophy of music, monographs on Giordano Bruno, Friedrich W.J. Schelling and Nicolaus Copernicus, contributions to journals and writings on the preservation, reappraisal and creative cultivation of Helmut Friedrich Krause's philosophical work. He regularly contributes essays and interviews to the social discourse on contemporary phenomena and fundamental questions on overcoming the crisis of science and of human consciousness from a philosophical perspective.
