Ludendorff, Mathilde: Soul of Man

Alongside the foundational works “Triumph des Unsterblichkeitwillens” (“The Triumph of the Will to Immortality”) and “Schöpfungsgeschichte” (“History of Creation”), the doctrine of God-cognition comprises further writings. “Des Menschen Seele” (“The Soul of Man”) and “Selbstschöpfung” (“Self-Creation”) address the laws of the human soul and its levels of consciousness. With “Des Kindes Seele und der Eltern Amt” (“The Child’s Soul and the Parents’ Duty”), “Die Volksseele und ihre Machtgestalter” (“The People’s Soul and the Shapers of Its Power”), and “Das Gottlied der Völker” (“The Divine Song of the Peoples”), Mathilde Ludendorff presents a philosophy of education, history, and cultures. Her later works illuminate the divine content of the human soul, revealing the self as its transcendent good. Taken as a whole, God-cognition stands in full harmony with the reliable findings of the natural sciences, including the most recent.