 Current research on the connection between the two seers Max Heindel and Rudolf Steiner describes that ""he [Heindel] felt that what Steiner was doing was not appropriate for America where pragmatism and clear linear thinking is predominant"" and ""that he did not find what he was looking for there (a Western oriented spirituality that was accessible to the general public)"".It is also described that Heindel's magnum opus [see following section] having a ""more far-reaching body of Teachings"" contains ""information not otherwise available in the public domain or available without supersensible perception of an advanced degree"".This body of Teachings, Western Wisdom Teachings, was further developed in Heindel's subsequent investigations and works and it is not available in Steiner or any other source as it contains material and specific clairvoyant accounts ""not be found elsewhere in any occult sources""; thus, it is concluded through the available sources that ""The similarities are due to a common source to both men (Rosicrucian influences and teachers)"".