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• Title: Book: Contemporary Civilization in the Mirror of the Science of the Spirit (1904)
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  • of nature on mountain peaks or venerate the art of man in tones and
  • return to the boundless realm of Nature, who embraces all her
  • common with all phenomena, even those of physical nature? One can see
  • philosophy of nature. Science is ready to receive the fruits of a
• Title: Book: From the Akasha Chronicle
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  • concerning their spiritual character and the inner nature of the
• Title: Book: Our Atlantean Ancestors
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  • character to everything they did. But with the nature of one human
  • causes the stalk to sprout from the kernel. Nature can awaken this
  • forces of nature. The Atlantean could do something else. He knew how
  • their very nature, science and logical thinking can never decide what
  • that the physical nature of an Atlantean was quite different from
  • was, on the contrary, still in alliance with nature. Only a vaguely
  • human hands created at that time grew out of nature. And man himself
  • felt wholly related to nature. Hence his social sense also was quite
  • different from that of today. After all, nature is common to all men.
  • What the Atlantean built up on the basis of nature he considered to
  • surrounding nature has changed enormously in the course of time.
  • Plant and animal forms have become different. All of earthly nature
  • possessed something of the forces of nature. These men were more
  • closely related to the beings of nature which surrounded them than
  • forces of nature than are those of modern man. Thus the speech-word
  • which they produced had something of the power of nature. They not
  • this plenitude of power to be a gift of mighty nature, and their
  • divine nature acting within them.
  • nature had made of him. Now a powerful personality recruited a number
  • inevitably had enormous consequences. A broad power over nature could
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• Title: Book: Transition of the Fourth into the Fifth Root Race
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  • determined by the forces of nature. The course of human life depends
• Title: Book: The Lemurian Race
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  • lose themselves in bottomless depths. It was, so to speak, nature's
  • except in their latest times. They lived where nature gave them the
  • nature a man-made form. Hills were remodeled in such a way that the
  • nature through direct contemplation of them. But the learning was
  • such that in man the forces of nature changed into forces of the
  • will. He himself could thereby execute what nature accomplishes. What
  • changed since that time. Nature itself and all human life were
  • in direct contemplation of the active forces of nature. They looked
  • into the creative workshop of nature. They experienced a communion
  • alliance with nature, became the basis for a higher development of
  • the life of ideas. They took the forces of nature into themselves,
  • the impulses of nature or the influences emanating from the
  • powers of the will, toward the manipulation of the forces of nature,
  • side. If man had seen and exercised the forces of nature, woman
  • human nature into such paths that a new race could come into being.
  • nature. Out of the observation of nature, those ideas developed in
  • woman, the willful nature, the vigorous strength of man was ennobled
  • signs of nature. The whole manner of their soul life however was
  • certain higher dreams the secrets of nature were divulged to them and
  • can call human religion. The spiritual in nature and in human life
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• Title: Book: The Division into Sexes
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  • development of external terrestrial nature forces the one or the
  • made of the body an impression of its own nature. But when [it] became
  • by external terrestrial nature. As long as the soul could still
  • natures in itself. Its male element is related to what is
  • ones. They still carry the nature of man and woman within themselves
  • like himself, in order to perfect his own nature. The force by which
  • human nature. The understanding of this secret is of great
  • sensual. He draws away from the outside world that part of his nature
  • The selfless, all-loving natures, the leaders, the
  • The task of the superhuman natures, of the great
  • natures had power. That part of human soul energy which is directed
  • external was part of their own nature. Because of this, a gulf opened
  • love and beings of wisdom. Human nature was balanced between love and
  • wisdom to the perfection of the inner nature. As a consequence of
• Title: Book: The Last Periods before the Division into Sexes
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  • strictly separated. The outer life of nature was still experienced by
  • a perception of the mysterious activity of nature penetrated into
  • perceived deeper mysteries of nature, which they could interpret
  • trees, the laws, the wisdom of nature were unveiled to them.
  • the world. The processes of nature did not appear to him as dependent
  • Wisdom, will, and activity constituted their nature. This was
  • beings man was brought to the point of directing his inner nature
  • understand the nature of the eternal spirit.
• Title: Book: The Hyperborean and the Polarean Epoch
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  • of the nature of soul, was a clairvoyant one. They thus shared in the
• Title: Book: Beginning of the Present Earth  Extrusion of the Sun
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  • as a mineral; plant, or animal nature has been drawn into these human
  • They impress their nature upon this ether, in order that it can
  • the astral nature — the first group — and condemning it
• Title: Book: Extrusion of the Moon
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  • the lower nature — now came under the rationally formative
  • the — apparently — lower forces of human nature.
  • nature is the lighting up of an inner sun. This is said not only in a
  • acquainted with the nature of the “moon gods” and of the
• Title: Book: Some Necessary Points of View
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  • nature were suddenly to change. Now the scientist of the spirit
  • time in a manner contrary to laws of nature, so little will anything
  • entirely to the lower nature of man, and truly higher cognition
  • begins only when this nature raises itself to the higher nature in
• Title: Book: The Earth and Its Future
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  • delicate spiritual and soul nature, hence they do not clothe
• Title: Book: The Life of Saturn
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  • existed natures with Sun consciousness, others with image
  • radiate something of their nature down to the planet. These are
  • now radiate something of their nature out of “free will.”
  • human body out of their own nature. The germinal predisposition of
• Title: Book: The Life of the Sun
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  • sensory germs for a kind of perception. The nature of the “Sons
• Title: Book: Life on the Moon
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  • these two members of the nature of man can be united with the astral
  • pour the astral element out of their own nature into the human body.
  • called instinct, desire — or the appetitive nature. From the
  • nature, these emotions now appear with the character of selfhood, of
  • which the animal nature of man can be formed. It is this animal
  • nature which, in its union with the more highly formed ether body and
  • with the newly developed astral body, produces the threefold nature
  • plant nature as himself, he leaves behind him on the level of coarser
  • bones. His skeleton is still cartilaginous. His whole nature is soft,
• Title: Book: The Life of Earth
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  • “lower nature of man” — the physical body, the
  • and spirit-self (Manas). The lower and the higher nature of
  • animal and plant natures of today, and the minerals only half bear
• Title: Book: The Fourfold Man of Earth
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  • “I.” This fourfold human nature has in itself the
  • incorporates into them higher parts of human nature. The ennobling
  • nature, as it still had been on the Moon, the fourth part, the
• Title: Book: Answers to Questions
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  • incarnation. Our logic, knowledge of nature, technology and so forth,
  • wisdom. Our knowledge of nature, for example, does lead to ideas
  • nothing of modern knowledge of nature and modern technology, the form
• Title: Book: Prejudices Arising from Alleged Science (1904)
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  • aside and turn to the book of nature.” Thus, the serious seeker
  • and the facts of the stars of the nebulas, the nature of the cells,
  • with the nature of religious feelings. The content of
  • nature of this science of the spirit is not recognized does one
  • accustomed to consider as being inseparably connected with the nature
• Title: Book: Cosmic Memory: Back Cover
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  • In the best tradition of ancient wisdom literature, Cosmic Memory reconstructs events between the origin of the earth and the beginning of recorded history, including a core investigation of the origins, achievements, and fate of the Atlanteans and Lemurians. These remarkable “lost” root races developed the first concepts of “good” and “evil,” manipulated the forces of nature, laid the groundwork of all human legal and ethical systems, and defined and nurtured the distinctive yet complementary powers of men and women that brought humankind, many centuries ago, to its highest artistic, intellectual, and spiritual attainments.
• Title: Book: Introduction: Cosmic Memory
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  • embraces such fundamental questions as the being of man, the nature
  • to nature, the life after death and before birth. On these and
  • inherent in the nature of the growing child, the learning process,
  • understanding of life and the nature of the living, strangeness as