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• Title: Book: Contemporary Civilization in the Mirror of the Science of the Spirit (1904)
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  • research. The blunt saying of that time has become famous:
  • Geology, the science of the formation of the earth, had come to the
  • ancestors seemed about to become a new dogma, and in the eyes of
  • and simple. A time had come when everything in this materialistic
  • belief that everything will become better and more beautiful.”
  • the heights of scientific thought have come to other ideas. The first
  • Congress of Scientists in Leipzig (1876), has become famous. Du
  • struggle for life become acceptable. Because it is only then that we
  • However, it becomes apparent that such scientists have not been
  • transparent to everybody have become cloudy today. Long-tested
  • The remains of these ideas have come down to our time. The fear of
  • death, that is, of what is to come after, is widespread today. How
• Title: Book: From the Akasha Chronicle
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  • Everything which comes into being in time has its
  • in the spiritual world comes to know past events in their eternal
• Title: Book: Our Atlantean Ancestors
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  • increased density of the water, it has become impossible to move and
  • Plant and animal forms have become different. All of earthly nature
  • earth have been destroyed; others have come into existence.
  • for action to within the human being. Man wishes to come to terms
  • This force had become their god, in whose behalf they did
• Title: Book: Transition of the Fourth into the Fifth Root Race
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  • commandment come from the mouth of the great leader, prescribing the
  • entailed something else. From a certain quarter men had come into
  • wisdom, so that they could become the teachers of the others. A new
  • the revelations and manifestations of the divine messengers come to
  • will become able freely to follow a human Manu as the germinal race
• Title: Book: The Lemurian Race
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  • strongest manner. They had to learn to undergo dangers, to overcome
  • had acquired the ability to overcome themselves to the greatest
  • times this communication had to become different, since the human
  • human nature into such paths that a new race could come into being.
  • become characters of strong will through the discipline to which they
  • Thus it could come to pass among such women that
  • was one where the then still turbulent earth had become fairly calm.
  • did the body of man increasingly become an expression of his inner
• Title: Book: The Division into Sexes
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  • present-day man, one comes to conditions still more dissimilar if one
  • other upon it. While the material substances had not yet become
  • other hand, bears the stamp of imagination. Thus it comes about that
  • following becomes apparent. In an ancient period, human forms appear
  • become denser; the human body appears in two forms, one of which
  • employment, can become associated with the spiritual energy, and
  • productive energy within, and so become thinking creatures. Thus the
  • embodiment of the soul, but thereby they become more perfect
  • place in man when he becomes a creature endowed with spirit. The
  • female body and the female soul in the male body again become
  • female. In this way man has become a spiritual being of the kind
  • built shone into their soul directly. Therefore they could become the
  • Originally it did not come to him as a free gift. He had to
  • which we cannot produce at night, but which must come to us by itself
  • individuals grow toward inner perfection, become knowing and wise
• Title: Book: The Last Periods before the Division into Sexes
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  • character comes from later times, when men became more independent
  • something new, and therefore they could become leaders of men
  • had developed separate sexedness and the senses. Where they had come
  • where it could pass over into denser materiality and become a
  • process had by no means come to an end. Among the men with a dull
  • After a certain time the physical development had come to a kind of
  • either become extinct or survives in the different higher animals.
• Title: Book: The Hyperborean and the Polarean Epoch
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  • his best efforts have enabled him to discover. He will welcome any
  • further back than was done in the preceding essays, one comes upon
  • becomes the carrier of the life principle, called Prana in
  • there was nothing left which did not contain soul. Now this becomes
  • physical body, the latter becomes subject to the chemical and
  • Only two of the types of perception of today had already become
  • had such an effect. Now only did it become possible for such external
  • now become objects of desire. Through his body of wishes man became
• Title: Book: Beginning of the Present Earth  Extrusion of the Sun
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  • changes before it could become the carrier of our present mineral,
  • rudiments and become fused with them. Before man enters upon the
  • become a likeness of the astral human entity. In this initial
  • the following way: That which has become airlike at first resists
  • now presents itself. Two kinds of entities have come into being
  • they become atrophied, since they have to adapt to the new
  • airlike substantiality divides itself into two, of which one becomes
  • becomes denser and forms that which we shall here call the light
  • the higher develops at the expense of the lower, which becomes
  • described, the air body had become condensed to a water body. There
  • some with air bodies. The human body itself had become subject to a
• Title: Book: Extrusion of the Moon
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  • rules of the understanding, come into existence on earth through
  • with two organs of movement, now becomes the lower half of the body,
  • remaining two organs of movement become the rudiments of hands. Those
  • transformed into organs of speech and thought. Man has become
  • has come. At an earlier time, the moon gods had attained an
  • entities just mentioned acts on his upper half. Thus man comes under
  • moon gods; in his developed personality, however, he comes under the
  • himself had to become as “one of the gods.”
  • It now becomes clear whence the name Lucifer, that
  • will be shown there. In addition, one will become more fully
  • animal, plant and mineral realms will become entirely clear.
• Title: Book: Some Necessary Points of View
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  • for these stages are the Saturn, Sun and Moon periods. It will become
  • He then comes to realize that he must ask these questions in a
  • mystery science, the more modest he becomes. Only then does he
  • certain insight. Pride and arrogance finally become names for human
  • can predict what must happen when these three elements come
  • certain sense, becomes void. That can be predicted which is in
  • not become conscious of this “why.”
  • beings. The development of the world and of mankind becomes
  • sufficiently delicate to show the loosening which comes about through
• Title: Book: On the Origin of the Earth
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  • his heavenly body become extinct during a “closed cycle”
  • will become sufficiently clear in the course of the following
  • become customary to call these “small cycles,”
  • individual “repetitions” will also become apparent. Now
  • following way. Assume that a Moon-being comes near an object, let us
• Title: Book: The Earth and Its Future
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  • which will become fully developed in the subsequent earth period, and
  • does the life of perception thereby become totally different, but
  • will not be interrupted against its will. It has become lord over
  • birth and death. All this will come to be with the developed
  • Sun, becomes still less on the Moon and reaches its slowest phase on
  • the earth. On the latter it becomes slower and slower, to the point
  • three hundred and forty-three. It will become apparent how man can
• Title: Book: The Life of Saturn
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  • Saturn. From their bodies they pour the substance which becomes the
  • This task comes to a conclusion around the middle of the third Saturn
  • its existence to the Moon development (All this will become clear in
  • never have become a self-enclosed entity, a
  • predisposition becomes clear to his own consciousness. This work is
  • (Manvantara) onward, becomes strongest in the middle of a
  • From the above it also becomes apparent in what
  • come when a higher science will go beyond the childishness of such
• Title: Book: The Life of the Sun
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  • becomes an animated being. Man thereby becomes a kind of plant. His
  • such a way that it can become a carrier of this body. During the
  • It thus again becomes mobile. In the same way the “Spirits of
  • human body, they now bestow on the limbs, which have become mobile,
  • now the motion too becomes such an expression. With this, the first
  • Saturn round). In theosophical literature one has become accustomed
  • which they have performed, they have become capable of pouring their
  • image consciousness. Thereby they become capable of acting
  • waking consciousness. One can say of them that they now become men.
  • for the reproduction of all living beings. Later it will become
  • which thereby becomes the initiator of a reproductive activity.
  • development will he become conscious of this spirit of life. As from
  • comes into being.
  • monad has come into existence.
• Title: Book: Life on the Moon
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  • three others will come into being on subsequent planets. The
  • arises in his soul; when something harmful or displeasing comes near
  • which by that time have become further developed, can be used by the
  • development — on the earth — becomes that conceptualizing
  • its conditions. Now this becomes different. Joy and pain now
  • become attached to the symbols which arise in the ether body. In the
  • straight line along this path of development, he would have become a
  • become somewhat coarser and denser. During the third Moon era a part
  • an independent member; the Sun body thereby becomes biscuit-like. It
  • the third cycle these two bodies become completely separated. Sun and
  • In the third cycle the human astral body comes into being
  • rest (Pralaya) begins, again the two have become united in a
• Title: Book: The Life of Earth
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  • so that they can become carriers and instruments of the one formed
  • successive Sun cycles that it could become the carrier of this ether
  • Thereby everything becomes mixed together, so to speak, in a
  • the last great cycle, again become fused during the last Moon
  • already form the human physical body so that it becomes a kind of
  • — again become fused and then pass through a shorter stage of
  • the consciousness of the Fire Spirits and become independent thought
  • development up to this point three other realms have come into
  • come from the world of the senses, and therefore one can speak only
  • separate into two, of which one becomes the later sun, while the
  • latter heavenly body; that which becomes the present-day moon is
  • cycle to which our description has now come, and which leads us into
  • the present, one becomes aware of a series of principal conditions,
  • which deserves to be called “race” also comes into
  • the development of the planets, and so forth; but he becomes more
• Title: Book: The Fourfold Man of Earth
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  • “masterwork of natural architecture,” one can only become
  • development can it become as perfect in its way as is the physical
  • that from that time on the physical body could become the carrier of
  • becomes more and more complicated in the successive planetary
  • Moon, man has become capable of a life of sensation, of a certain
  • this has become possible only in the earth consciousness of man; but
  • would have become hardened in his inner life of images, and thereby
  • come, the Sun again absorbed the Moon, so that again for some time
  • never have become the scene of any human development, including the
  • further progress, growth, and becoming; from the moon come the
  • Chronicle” which we have given up to this point, it has become
  • functions is behind them; they will become atrophied and finally
  • themselves will sink into insignificance. There will come a time when
  • In this area it becomes especially apparent that
• Title: Book: Answers to Questions
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  • must withdraw, in its own form, become submerged beneath the
  • example, if the beaver were suddenly to become a thinking being, it
  • form it could become the basis for the intellectual activity of our
  • become possible to measure human advances which take place in the
• Title: Book: Prejudices Arising from Alleged Science (1904)
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  • becomes apparent for our time. It turns out that this factual
  • feeling of confidence in invisible powers comes to the fore and with
  • it has come into existence, still it would have died out long since
  • the sensory ones first becomes understandable. These facts are not
  • become perplexed when it is a matter of protecting the facts of the
  • become able to take the supersensible facts into his conceptual
• Title: Book: Cosmic Memory: Back Cover
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  • The philosophical outlook of Rudolf Steiner embraces such fundamental questions as the being of man, the nature and purpose of freedom, the meaning of evolution, the relation of man to nature, the life after death and before birth. Through a study of his writings, one can come to a dear, reasonable, comprehensive understanding of the human being and his place in the universe.
• Title: Book: Introduction: Cosmic Memory
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  • can come to a clear, reasonable, comprehensive understanding of the
  • come to meet his ideas with the willingness to understand, is
  • thousands come there each year to attend performances of Steiner's
  • accomplished for the good of mankind in so many directions can come
  • subdue to a dry mathematical style what has come out of warm and
• Title: Book: Preface: Preface by the Editor of the German Edition (1939)
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  • latter had become popular in Europe around the turn of the century
  • comes to grips with the scientific thinking of the present. Since
  • which a reading of the Akasha Chronicle becomes possible, must devote