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Evil: including cage birds examples of how cyanobacteria beganIn this selection of insightful lectures, Rudolf Steiner addresses the mystery of evil, offering a complex and original picture. Evil, he asserts, is a phenomenon that arises when something appears outside its true context. A thing which is initially ''good, '' therefore, can become ''evil'' when it is out of place. He speaks of this as the effect of particular spiritual beings principally Lucifer and Ahriman who work as polar forces, putting