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• Title: Book: Contemporary Civilization in the Mirror of the Science of the Spirit (1904)
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  • this knowledge one who is despondent resignedly throws himself into
• Title: Book: From the Akasha Chronicle
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  • are open for man. He can develop forces dormant in him so that he can
  • convince himself of the reality of a separate spiritual world through
  • character. They do not stand before him like the dead testimony of
  • happened takes place before him.
• Title: Book: Our Atlantean Ancestors
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  • presented to him in vivid images, so that later he could remember as
  • him in the course of his education. He could manage best when the new
  • which are new to him. The Atlantean system of education gave a
  • particular period do not apply to him.
  • that of a contemporary man. The Atlantean took into himself water
  • himself when he needed them for what he was doing. In order to have
  • human hands created at that time grew out of nature. And man himself
  • intelligence have created for him.
  • presented a picture which reminds him in only a few particulars of
  • forgot what he had represented to himself. Nevertheless, that he
  • own powers of conception, but to a mental force in him, which
  • himself, and this speech-word belonged to the objects of the external
  • Each man felt that such misuse must cause him enormous harm. The good
  • nature had made of him. Now a powerful personality recruited a number
  • his personal ability man slowly prepares himself for initiation. He
  • enlightenment from above can be given to him. In this way the
  • to exploit it for himself. The ambition which had developed turned
  • within himself as to what he must or must not do. But what thus was
  • intelligence suggested to him. Turbulent conditions therefore began
• Title: Book: Transition of the Fourth into the Fifth Root Race
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  • will understand it aright who can steep himself in the idea of
  • man perceives around him is in process of development. In this sense,
  • The one who familiarizes himself with the thought
  • The task which the leader imposed upon himself was
  • in accordance with these invisible powers, was shown to him. All
  • lead to good if man also places himself at the service of the higher
  • If man was previously forced to consider himself
  • example, the domination over the life force was given to him without
  • Not all men whom Manu had gathered around him were
  • point, the initiates will gradually divulge their secrets to him. But
  • root race is a slow road to this goal. At first Manu himself led his
  • to reveal himself to them openly. Then this human
• Title: Book: The Lemurian Race
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  • directly from the objects which surrounded him. It flowed to him from
  • surpasses everything contemporary man can picture to himself in his
  • will. He himself could thereby execute what nature accomplishes. What
  • and art.” Man felt that what was given to him there was a
  • this gift he considered himself a “servant” of these
  • universal forces. He felt himself “sanctified” from
  • dedication lay in the fact that man guarded the powers granted to him
  • of men and animals was exercised by man himself. This was true
• Title: Book: The Division into Sexes
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  • enormously distant periods of the past must however liberate himself
  • around him.
  • could produce another human being out of himself. Impregnation was
  • like himself, in order to perfect his own nature. The force by which
  • impregnated himself in ancient times. The price of thought is
  • intuition makes it possible for him to enter into contact with the
  • Originally it did not come to him as a free gift. He had to
  • the physical body, “man” could surrender himself with
  • only a part of his being; with the other part he separated himself
  • from the world around him. He became selfish. And his action toward
• Title: Book: The Last Periods before the Division into Sexes
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  • him. This activity reverberated in his soul. His own activity was an
  • stimulated him to activity, to movement. When his activity could
  • living images. Light, clear, beautiful images lived in him when he
  • the world. The processes of nature did not appear to him as dependent
  • him as an instinctive impulse by superhuman beings. Spiritually, he
  • higher individualities, which acted on him. Now he began to follow
  • organisms which had a similarly plastic body lived with him. But in
  • on his road in order that he himself might ascend higher. This
• Title: Book: The Hyperborean and the Polarean Epoch
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  • his best efforts have enabled him to discover. He will welcome any
  • self-conscious spirit within him. This spirit united with the
  • which had brought him to the level we have described. But now the
  • develop in him which make him able to create the degree of heat
  • passed through him had been dependent on the environment in this
  • respect. Now he himself could develop heat for these substances. The
  • images appeared to him when he was affected by pleasant soul
  • spirit, when man begins to think about that which acts upon him from
• Title: Book: Beginning of the Present Earth  Extrusion of the Sun
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  • produces a physical likeness of himself which consists of the two
  • himself into an ether body which in turn consists of two kinds of
• Title: Book: Extrusion of the Moon
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  • what man became later, however, one must imagine him at this stage as
  • enable him to think, and thus to develop a personality. On the other
  • organizations filled with wisdom develop around him.
  • impregnate himself and produce beings like himself without external
  • himself had to become as “one of the gods.”
• Title: Book: Some Necessary Points of View
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  • of the entities connected with him in the time which preceded the
  • prepared himself for earthly existence, as it were. One must
  • destiny on our planet is revealed to him within spiritual
  • those questions which are vital to him. In the following essays for
  • the road which lies ahead of him. Through knowledge one gains insight
  • the spirit must strictly avoid even representing anything to himself
  • the word, but this “ingenuity” will avail him absolutely
  • must even renounce it, and abandon himself solely to the higher
  • “unconsciously,” directs himself according to matters of
  • him. If one moves a little to the “right,” objects which
  • himself develops more highly, his relations to the other levels of
  • consciousness man could raise himself into this supersensible world,
  • the development of man himself can only be understood when one
• Title: Book: On the Origin of the Earth
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  • all the talents which man has within himself are developed, until he
  • sleep man does not perceive what is taking place around him. Why one
  • also form a correct conception of it. But by no means does he himself
• Title: Book: The Earth and Its Future
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  • finds himself at present. But before he attained it, he, and with him
  • him “outside in space.” On the Moon and also during the
  • image in his soul when a particular object came near him. All of
  • forth, which earlier man had perceived within himself, confronts him
  • new world appears within him: the world of ideas or thoughts. One
  • thinking man reaches the point where he differentiates himself from
  • recognizes himself as an “I.” The first three stages we
  • him at this time. In the consciousness of the clairvoyant one finds
  • developing in himself the states of consciousness to which in future
  • possible for him, although it is very difficult to give an idea of
  • before him, then this conception is, as it were, only a shadow image
  • “red” will actually be before him. He will be able to
  • be achieved by him similar to that which already existed for the Moon
  • consciousness. But the images will not ebb and flow in him like
  • such a world of images filled him without his acting. In the meantime
  • different forces and powers; he himself will receive what to him will
  • perceive and influence beings, but he himself will create.
  • only truly understand himself when he knows his own development.
• Title: Book: The Life of Saturn
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  • through such “sensory germs.” For him, the images of the
  • The human being himself can make no use of his
  • Seraphime (Seraphim), the “Spirits of Love.” This
  • himself cannot yet make use. Through this understanding, exalted
  • entities now again reveal themselves, as previously the Seraphim did
  • dull and unconscious at this stage. But as the Seraphim and the
  • time” the Seraphim, Cherubim, and Thrones first revealed
  • From the fifth cycle onward, the Seraphim reveal
• Title: Book: The Life of the Sun
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  • “Spirits of Wisdom” have given him the possibility of
  • through the human body the Seraphim can already reveal themselves on
  • onward, man himself is so far advanced that he can unconsciously work
  • Twilight.” Man himself now works on the physical
• Title: Book: Life on the Moon
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  • the watch lying beside him which was perceptible in this dream image.
  • him is pleasing or advantageous. Then a colored image of a light tone
  • him, he beholds an ugly, dark image. The conception is not a
  • consciousness he creates for himself the first germinal
  • (Buddhi) with wisdom, so now the Seraphim accomplish
  • into a relation with the world which surrounds him.
  • experience for himself in his earth consciousness.
  • basis of an animal world. As the Sun man could only elevate himself
  • plant nature as himself, he leaves behind him on the level of coarser
  • realm, in which man himself exists at this time.
• Title: Book: The Life of Earth
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  • with the one man at present ascribes to himself while he is dreaming.
  • through the help of the Seraphim. Thus actually two origins of man
  • (Manas) together with the Seraphim on the Moon.
  • Seraphim ascend to higher spheres, and the higher man now receives
  • to make it here. In this the decipherer knows himself to be in
  • it could never occur to him to make such objections against the
• Title: Book: The Fourfold Man of Earth
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  • in the structure. One will soon convince himself of the truth of this
  • useful or dangerous to him. As a result, the Moon man could regulate
  • orientation for him. The physical instrument which the astral body
  • with these heavenly bodies. From the sun those forces reach him which
  • would have hardened him in a rigid form. Therefore he advanced to the
  • world what he experiences within himself.
  • within him. In the future he will in this way give external form to
• Title: Book: Answers to Questions
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  • true foundation for his life, will let him recognize his value, his
  • dignity, and his essence, and will give him the highest zest for
  • living. For these truths enlighten him about his connection with the
  • world around him; they show him his highest goals, his true destiny.
• Title: Book: Prejudices Arising from Alleged Science (1904)
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  • fantastic to him who tests them against the certain conclusions which
  • communications lives in him, even if he also senses their inner
  • toward the suppression of such impulses when he has to tell himself
  • present-day man. It entices him to an inner intolerance of a quite
  • where man still feels himself to be quite impotent and to be
  • interrelationships of sensory facts. The one who familiarizes himself
  • store, thereby divesting himself of the superstition that fear and
  • estranged from reality and practical life by occupying himself with
  • certainly not mislead him into underestimating telephones, railroad
• Title: Book: Introduction: Cosmic Memory
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  • this experience made upon him, he wrote his Friedrich Nietzsche,
  • his time and was to take him on repeated lecture tours throughout
  • brought him into contact with increasing numbers of people in many
  • mark him as one of the most creatively productive men of our
  • ability of the human being. Therefore, he confined himself to
  • and the requirements of modern life. He himself outlined the
  • nutrition resulting from methods of agriculture outlined by him; the
  • art of Eurythmy, created and described by him as “visible
  • about only when one comprehends the ideas which motivated him. He
  • life, will let him recognize his value, his dignity, and his essence,
  • and will give him the highest zest for living. For these truths
  • enlighten him about his connection with the world around him; they
  • show him his highest goals, his true destiny. And they do this in a
  • Steiner himself anticipated the reader's initial
  • himself. Steiner describes this awakening as “...an
  • reader must cause warmth and feeling to awaken in himself. He cannot
  • simply allow these to flow into him from the one setting forth the
  • it possible for him to transmit to others concrete, detailed
  • Species began its transformation of Man's view of himself and of
• Title: Book: Preface: Preface by the Editor of the German Edition (1939)
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  • himself intensively to the study of Anthroposophy.