'Der Tod als Lebenswandlung' is a collection of 7 lectures by Rudolf Steiner in which he describes death as a process of transition within a framework of spiritual development. From the perspective of anthroposophical anthropology, death is not understood as the end of existence, but as a transformation of consciousness and a passage to other forms of existence. In this work, Steiner brings together philosophical, esoteric and spiritual insights into the relationship between physical death, the soul and spiritual development. Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) was an Austrian philosopher, esotericist and founder of anthroposophy. He developed a spiritual-philosophical system that combines elements of science, mysticism and religion. Steiner gave thousands of lectures on subjects such as education (Waldorf education), medicine, agriculture (biodynamic agriculture) and spirituality. His work has influenced alternative educational and spiritual movements worldwide.