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- Title: CaMF: Chapter 2: Mysteries and Mystery Wisdom
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- the same river are the words of Heraclitus, nor is it possible to lay
- it true, as Heraclitus used to say, that the death of fire is birth
- Heraclitus in particular. For this reason the saying of Xenophanes can
- Title: CaMF: Chapter 3: Greek Sages Before Plato In the Light of Mystery Wisdom
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- A saying which has been handed down about Heraclitus of Ephesus
- understood only by initiates. (Historical evidence of Heraclitus'
- Lichte der Mysterienidee, Berlin 1886.) Heraclitus was called The
- Heraclitus strikes us as a personality with the most serious attitude
- innermost being has been penetrated. Heraclitus does extend this
- creation. Heraclitus means to repudiate the lust for life which
- eternal: we are and we are not. (Heraclitus, Fragment No. 81)
- Heraclitus.
- Heraclitus the same as Hades, the god of annihilation and destruction.
- Heraclitus intends primarily to
- splendor and majesty of the eternal. Heraclitus spoke vigorously
- of Heraclitus: Immortals take on mortality, mortals immortality;
- Life then appears as a game. Therefore Heraclitus says, Eternity is a
- the higher sense of the thought of Heraclitus, that fire is the
- phenomena of the world. But no one understands Heraclitus who does not
- We pervert the thoughts of Heraclitus if we argue whether
- Heraclitus in particular may easily be misunderstood. He allows strife
- The above passage contains the answer of Heraclitus. Man is a mixture
- Heraclitus points to this in a
- spirit.) Thus for Heraclitus what lives in man extends itself far
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- Title: CaMF: Chapter 4: Plato as a Mystic
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- Title: CaMF: Translators Notes
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- get to the end of Heraclitus the Ephesian's book: the path is hard
- Heraclitus lays down his book ceremonially in the temple of
- Heraclitus, Fragments 40, 41. Cf. Note 5, above.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 78.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 81.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 127.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 104, 52.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 56 (Cf. 45).
- Heraclitus, Fragment 67.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 79.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 44.
- Heraclitus, Fragment 137.
- Title: CaMF: Reference Guide to Principal Themes in Christianity As Mystical Fact, Based on Other Works by Rudolf Steiner
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