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• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: I
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  • mother at Horn, a city of the same district.
  • father became acquainted with my mother. Then he gave up the work of
  • Croatia. It was during this period that he married my mother. Her
  • My father, and my mother as well, were true children of the South
  • the liveliest interest. My mother, since our worldly goods were none
  • they found otherwise very monotonous. The schoolmaster, the priest,
  • In Pottschach a daughter and another son were born to my parents.
  • under the table and smash it to pieces. Then, when my mother appeared,
  • I would call out to her : “Mother, I've finished!”
  • other boys, and I were still there. The schoolmaster was beside
  • improvement. On the other hand, I became rooted, in a child's way, in
  • “the limits of understanding” on the other. About three
  • the mill were the god-parents of my brother and sister. We were always
  • case was, as in many other matters, not to my satisfaction. I was
  • hour's walk further on was the boundary stream. Still another
  • direction; in the other, the eye could range over a level region,
  • sister and brother, and later loved to take alone. Such walks were
  • family supper, which otherwise consisted merely of a piece of buttered
  • Still another pleasant thing came from rambling about in these
  • The other had been slashed off clean. The hair lying over this he had
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• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: II
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  • few days later I was taken to that school for another examination. In
  • against the other. Only before the booksellers' shops of
  • direction on the sides turned away from each other. The thrusts on the
  • sides turned away from each other are much more numerous than those in
  • approach each other. “Attraction” is not any special force,
  • With still another teacher I came only after a long time into a more
  • otherwise have acquired that the grade I was given on my history
  • On the other side I was tremendously occupied over the question of the
  • potatoes – all this work fell to my sister and brother and me. Buying
  • back to him. In this way he gave me one book after another to read and
  • Another event deeply influenced my life. The mathematics books which
  • him in the eyes of his pupils from the other teachers. One felt that
  • he stood in a closer relationship to his science than did the others.
  • The others we addressed with the title “Professor”; he,
  • “Doctor.” He was the brother of the thoughtful Tyrolese poet
  • Through him I was led to two other books which, by reason of their
  • life to these lessons from all that I made my own out of other
  • From my fifteenth year on I taught other pupils of the same grade as
  • education. I owe much to this tutoring. In having to give to others in
  • awake to this. For I cannot express the thing otherwise than by saying
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• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: III
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  • than Fichte's other works.
  • his teaching impressed me. But it did not impress the other hearers.
  • linked up with many other thoughts. The forms of these thought-series
  • he wished to find in others what he knew for himself. He revealed
  • through another who had a firm footing there. Moreover, anything of
  • One was entertained just as by other village people. I always had to
  • philosophy which I learned from others could not in its thought be
  • geometry one might form a conception of space, which otherwise
  • I found in others the recognition of any cognitional need which I had
  • on the other to the necessities of the reason. In this aesthetic mood
  • living quality of the sense-perception; on the other the abstractness
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: IV
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  • were scarcely any other persons than admirers of Wagner. This all
  • To this time belongs still another youthful friendship very
  • this course we three, and many others, received the greatest
  • enough attention. And yet this could not be otherwise when I had so
  • lonely. On the other hand, I myself shared completely in whatever
  • followed, the other which I shared in vital companionship with men
  • in intimate relation with other persons, especially women, rather than
  • to slip outside of my own being and leap across into another skin, as it were,
  • The case was similar in my relation with another Wiener-Neustadt
  • other light than as a sceptic concerning the spiritual conceptions
  • really lying. But you cannot do otherwise than follow your sound
  • the ego who considers it as a form of phenomenon, as a result of other
  • one another quite violently. Very exciting and stimulating was much
  • behind a monocle; the other always seemed to say “Yes” to
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: V
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  • that still another was present – Goethe's spirit. For Schröer lived so
  • everything that came from Schröer. Yet I could not do otherwise even
  • phenomena of that life in the human soul. I could then find no other
  • he found in one or another natural scientist a generous recognition of
  • sensible form. On the other hand, I was forced to look upon the
  • other. To him it was clear that both had the right to a place in the
  • forth independently some field or other of natural science in the way
  • Prussian officer who for some reason or other had been forced to leave
  • and scientific developments he needed for his preparation. In other
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: VI
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  • especially to his mother. When I went to live in the home, he had
  • leave the child's training to me. The mother had enough confidence to
  • development in company with other children. I continued to be a tutor
  • was responsible for the tutoring of this boy and another in this
  • developed by me so vitally in any other way. Moreover, I was taken
  • War. The mother, who had become a true friend of mine because of what
  • eliminate the private lessons I had continued to give to others even
  • any less in my life than other men. Only in my case what is usually
  • On the other hand, Hartmann's work
  • be on one side and Goethe's whole philosophy on the other. Now that I
  • concept to grow out of another that in the progressive living
  • mind to proceed one out of another, one thus constructs the whole
  • proceeded to prepare the other volumes of Goethe's natural scientific
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: VII
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  • his whole manner, so open and loyal. He introduced me and other mutual
  • was the father of the brother and sisters. He was there, and yet not
  • have been somewhat unusual. At first the brother and sisters never
  • Then they began, at first very gradually, to make one or another
  • would be brought by the brother or sisters from the father's library.
  • At last I could no longer do otherwise than inquire about much that
  • concerned the unknown man. And thus, from the talk of the brother and
  • the news of his death had to be conveyed to us. The brother and
  • the fiancé of one daughter, and my friends were present. The brother
  • caused a like reserve in me. We loved each other, and both of us were
  • saying that we loved each other. Thus the love lived between the words
  • we spoke to each other, and not in the words themselves. I felt the
  • another. I wrote an article about the poet. This brought me the great
  • pessimism, we had never understood one another, and that anyone who
  • Both united in a positive antipathy to Goethe; on the other hand,
  • Another time we discussed the question of repeated earth lives. The
  • Church and other theologians, and in addition I met now and then the
  • charming little room in a side-street in Vienna together with other
  • remarks of Müllner on all sorts of philosophical, artistic, and other
  • expression and mutual sharing together of whatever one or the other
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• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: VIII
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  • impulse to intense spiritual concentration; on the other hand, my life
  • to completion between the nationalities in Austria. Others were
  • occupied with the social question. Still others were in the midst of a
  • mechanically; on the other side the soulless fantasy which cares not
  • mood of this rectory, so other-worldly, the guests now brought
  • reading. In company with these persons I met with others who either
  • Rodbertus, and other writers on social economics. To none of these
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: IX
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  • external world. He must pass over into another form of consciousness
  • the other side, which arises from man's relation to himself.
  • Institute. In addition there were others sharing in the work who came
  • thoughts everything which came to him from other points of view was at
  • The architects, littérateurs, and other persons whom I met in the home
  • both as man and as artist, and also to his brother, Julius Mayreder,
  • another picture from this experience, for example, memory pictures of
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: XII
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  • union one with the other within the human soul.
  • from the struggle of the soul outward; the other comes from the outer
  • and existence of the spirit. On the other side, Schiller observed
  • otherwise about their spiritual relationship indicates that Schiller's
  • the other; of the snake which must sacrifice itself in order to form a
  • by Christian Rosenkreutz. Other forms are revivals of those which had
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: XIII
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  • were in Vienna. Thus it happened that, in addition to my other
  • view of the relationships to other European peoples, but which can
  • the teachers of the German schools, and among other German
  • long time the mother of the boy whose instruction I had taken over
  • and at another time I taught this lady and her sister aesthetics.
  • of home, from which I went out to other families as tutor or
  • instructor. Through the intimate friendship between the mother of the
  • according to their destiny. In her one could study mother love in its
  • the greatest attention to my scientific and other tasks. There was a
  • neither of us could do otherwise than think that a tragic thread had
  • profession. Besides, he was a man of many interests in other fields.
  • mother of the children whom I had to teach, I was often present and
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: XIV
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  • spirit must freely construct it.” Or these other words: that a
  • beast of burden working at this Goethe task with which others with
  • another in the rich collections of manuscripts of other German poets.
  • literary remains of many poets. And other interested persons came also
  • Grimm did not roam around like other men even in everyday life. It was
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: XV
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  • The other lecture I gave in Vienna at the invitation of the Scientific
  • But there was at that time another occasion for me to give thought to
  • I could not then do otherwise than say to myself that, if one thought
  • derived from quite another attitude toward the world than his sense
  • turn directed toward something quite other than nature, craved the
  • Others conversed with him by writing whatever they wished to say on a
  • present in a far more intensive way for the others than were these for
  • without having to reckon upon objections such as meet another when
  • lay hold upon the emotions of the other person also. An unusual fire
  • world-phenomena. He could not judge things otherwise than with a
  • impression on other men only when the personal element is at the same
  • With another visitor to Weimar I came into a friendly intimacy. This
  • riddling sphinx is only another metamorphosed form of the simple
  • Like a mother she stood by the side of Ludwig Laistner, whose refined
  • With Ludwig Laistner I could talk as with few other persons regarding
  • his life expressed itself quite otherwise.
  • when others fell into easy-going ways. The desire in this circle was
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: XVI
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  • bearing, about things over which other persons become at once visibly
  • Into this tone soon fell also the one other man of the world, Otto
  • chanced to be with him and others. The rest of us were “of
  • thing for which the others had come.
  • and filled another. In this moment he had locked me up in his heart;
  • some other personality, and it would have been the same thing to him.
  • Weimar during these meetings were either in one circle or the other
  • the sessions of one came at night and of the other during the day. But
  • experiencing. I entered with vital intensity into that which others
  • vital intercourse with others, but in every instance I had to pass
  • the characteristic ways of thinking and feeling of the other. With
  • alien to me. But I found one no more alien than the other; for I felt
  • as if at home in every other.
  • conscious of a full participation in the other because I did not
  • on the other side of human consciousness. I felt spiritually obliged
  • soul not to be too strongly drawn to the one side or the other.
  • “standpoints” repudiate one another; spiritual vision sees
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  • one another. It is a bad thing when the moral feelings which men ought
  • to have for one another are drawn into the sphere of these opposing
  • religious and social, or who differ from one another in the life of
  • cannot be conceived as anything other than a result of the work of
  • I looked into another reality – a reality which is spiritual and moral
  • indeed, could it be otherwise, when these “ethicists”
  • which revealed ethics as firmly rooted along with all other reality.
  • congenial persons. I found in others no greater interest than in
  • others. I loved these excursions. Moreover, my reverence for Herman
  • Besides, he wrote me, among other things, that the book ought to bear
  • real on the one hand and the sense of itself on the other. The soul
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  • be another world in which I can live; so much does life in this world
  • lie “somewhere or other.” He found no roads to these
  • Others looked upon me as a “Nietzschean,” merely because I
  • this must be followed by another, and this in turn by yet another –
  • existence another man is revealed, a superman, who is able to form but
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  • linked to Goethe on one side and to Nietzsche on the other – this
  • loneliness was my experience also in relation to many other
  • otherwise expressed, it is a problem for our understanding. But the
  • us. One act of becoming aware makes clear the others. Questions which
  • What others expressed in ideas he uttered by means of “colours in
  • company one could forget that the world has any other content than
  • In this way I became acquainted with individual artists in other
  • artistic standing which drew to Weimar, in one relation or another,
  • Ibsen's spirit and that of other moderns. There one shared with
  • dweller in “classical Weimar,” and, on the other hand, that
  • harmony with those of other persons. But at the same time I was just
  • as intensely interested in everything which others felt as in my own
• Title: The Story of My Life: Chapter: XX
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  • relationship to the other collaborators at the archives. He had an
  • spiritual or other. In this connection, however, those interests which
  • about Olden, Gabrielle Reuter, and others.
  • artistic. One of those persons who, but for other duties intervening
  • proposed to set up another which should grow out of a good will toward
  • Yet public life had its influence upon me from another direction also,
  • But another friendship grew out of this one. The man had a very dear
  • family. This in turn brought me in touch with another family. And then
  • by the world to be a recluse, as the other had been.
  • their earthly death. They were unlike other dead persons. These
  • and other natural scientific thinkers. On the other hand, during their
  • were predominant in the case of all other men. They became
  • thinking. But in the case of others who had taken into themselves
  • were to reveal to me their being, and through this also many other
  • But other things than mere philology were the topics of conversations
  • Another friendship to which I have often looked back was that which I
  • by no means a bad philologist, and he did no worse than others in what
  • drowned city! Heitmüller lived in Weimar with his mother, a
  • was a pessimist on one side, and inclined on the other side to value
  • the spiritual world even to those with whom I was otherwise on terms
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  • home had a model mother. Frau Neuffer brought them up less by what she
  • a thoroughly congenial picture to others – the way in which he lived
  • visits to other places.” I had this feeling in a very special way
  • friend of Conrad Ansorge and his brother-in-law, von Crompton. Conrad
  • side with the official journal, the Weimarische Zeitung. Many other
  • Heitmüller, Fritz Koegel, too, and others. When Otto Erich Hartleben
  • others; they surrendered themselves to that mood of soul which
  • Nietzsche brought it about that the relation in which the others stood
  • life with greater understanding than was present in many other cases
  • with it. On the other hand, however, I found there the most responsive
  • human” as one would have seen other places if one had been in
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  • thought, or by some other soul-content arising within him.
  • later period of life than other persons. But I saw also that this fact
  • the other.”
  • the one and the other of these expositions, which I wrote at almost
  • content have no other significance than that this may be well
  • thinking; only thinking predominates over the others. In feeling there
  • on another side there follows as a result of such self-observation the
  • On the other hand I saw in the form of thinking of Lyell, Darwin,
  • explains another within that world (the present stage in the earth's
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  • in that connection in which one explains another, in which one becomes
  • the riddle and another its solution, and man himself becomes the word
  • as if the necessity faced one of climbing in some way or other to the
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  • another belonged to the new movements. When I succeeded in securing it
  • contents. For this reason it had become, among other things, the organ of the
  • This added a little to the otherwise no longer extensive subscription list.
  • branches also in many other German cities. Of course, it soon came
  • all sorts of artistic and other intellectual forms. So the question
  • Then another question arose. In regard to a great many persons who had
  • in many other sorts of life relationships. They so often shared in my
  • could not do otherwise than to provide for himself, and for the affair
  • in hand, another guarantee than that consisting in my own personality,
  • Nothing of this sort happened. The other side claimed me wholly. And
  • fashion to know one another as little littérateurs. Even with the
  • forms, because others tease everything into humdrum form. But this
  • others, invariably intervened. So my feelings for him, affectionate to
  • feeling that I knew why I was there but the others knew not.
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  • in the other Society, and I was elected a member of this board
  • environment which had otherwise no ear for the spirit.
  • grown into him, that he cannot withdraw from this into another vitally
  • others in which I speak of the spirit, of the eternal. So it is in the article
  • “culture.” To speak of another “spirit” would then
  • body and on the other cause to issue forth the living spiritual by
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  • I am supposed to have elaborated Gnostic and other teachings. What is
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  • thought the same name which his opponents had, only with another
  • time, however, which seem all too radical must be compared with others
  • of inner and outer movement. Otherwise, private relationships do not
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  • the book and said often enough that the other two-thirds must be
  • class of men held by the others were merely theoretical. There was
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  • “In this field more than in any other is the learner left wholly
  • Another friend with whom I came to be associated at that time was
  • brother Paul Asmers, who had died early, and who was a decided
  • other circles with which I was associated in Vienna. This was
  • on the Bohemian Brothers.
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  • shining forth after they have influenced other forces just as
  • acquainted with others. These acquaintance ships led me to write in
  • What I knew otherwise of the literature was for the most part entirely
  • On the other hand, my non-theosophical hearers would have been
  • upon me: “In spite of all this and many other attainments – for
  • other hands.
  • 1897 to 1900 as upon something which at one time or another had to be
  • other hand I look back upon this as upon something in which I passed
  • me the knowledge that in reality quite other beings than the most
  • spiritual being is older than all other living beings, and that in
  • member of a world-being which comprised him and the other organisms.
  • all other researchers excluded thought and admitted only the results
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  • ANOTHER collective work which represented the cultural attainments of
  • world in the case of a treatise which I had to write for another work.
  • before all others as being of such a character.
  • Blavatsky, and which was then fostered by Annie Besant and others in a
  • of those who through the activity in one or another theosophical
  • independent of one another in spiritual research, which desired to
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  • either in a purely mechanical or other activity in connection with
  • will be noted that in nature one has to do with colour and other
  • thing or another in those teachings which I considered erroneous.
  • general. She, like others who know the spiritual world, did not
  • But, for some reason or other, it was considered proper to impart such
  • There was at that time no other real content in the school except that
  • necessarily interesting. But, on the other hand, I was strongly of the
  • Since among the other leaders of the Society also there was present
  • Then arose the Berlin, Munich, and Stuttgart work. Other places
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  • sense-world must be on the other side.
  • appeared the other demand – to face fully whatever was manifested in
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  • with the leadership of a society similar to others which have been
  • environment of an order which otherwise are given only within the
  • investigation is not desired by the man in question himself. In other
  • cases the investigation of the inner nature of other souls remains a
  • men with whom one has to do in the same way as is any other person who
  • either to assume that others are straight-forward in their intentions
  • Such a society as the Anthroposophical could not be formed otherwise
  • together with others. Thus it came about that the Society was the
  • formation of persons of whom some sought the religious, others rather
  • the scientific, and others the artistic. And it was necessary that
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  • On the other hand, I had the opportunity, during the journeys that had
  • those in Vienna, Berlin, and a few other places in Germany had been
  • before our minds the world out of which another configuration of soul
  • the Society, so that those erring on one side or the other may always
  • frequently in the audience Mereschkowski and Minsky and other Russian
  • “bearer of the ego” – are in general related to one another,
  • his physical body man is bound up with the cosmos quite otherwise than
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  • entire good will, many a one who finds some other mentioned and not
  • had been given them from other sources did not satisfy them.
  • otherwise than in rationalism and intellectualism. The artistic image
  • The centre of another group was Frau von Schewitsch. She was an
  • Other groups at Munich possessed different characteristics. I recall a
  • to the value of the one or the other; here there simply came to view
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  • Printed in Great Britain by Unwin Brothers, Limited, London and Woking
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  • has been a joy and satisfaction to me that we have found one another
  • - not least, that of a fanatic in one direction or in another.
  • Fanaticism is the one thing of all others from which I know that I am
  • these things again, no doubt, another time.