The Four Temperaments (CW 57) Condition:Good sees an author head up

sees an author head up to a remote cabin in the woods of North Maine

astronomer Tycho Brahe

is sure to be treasured by families for many years to come

Marley & Me  is John Grogan's funny

Not when Camille lives for the rebellion

The Four Temperaments (CW 57) Condition:Good sees an author head upFrom personal spiritual insight, Rudolf Steiner renews and broadens the ancient teaching of the four temperaments. He explains how each persons mixture of temperaments is shaped, usually with one dominating. Steiner provides lively descriptions of the passive, comfort seeking phlegmatic; the fickle, flitting sanguine; the pained, gloomy melancholic; and the fiery, assertive choleric. He also offers practical suggestions for teachers and parents in