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• Title: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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  • MERCURY PRESSSPRING VALLEY, NEW YORK 10977
  • that the first form (Gestalt) in which the new, super-sensible world
  • exercises to intensify his soul forces so that a new world is
  • one beholds the situation with a newly acquired, special faculty of
  • in a new earthly life. We are concerned in such a case not with what
  • reality can give. His newest book is extraordinarily interesting from
  • noticeable in Maurice Maeterlinck's new book. He is an
• Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • our gaze to the figures of the New Testament, and in the face of Raphael's
  • again and again over the course of the ages, must have ever new experiences.
  • deepening; what follows him represents a new chapter. Although much that
  • the Virgin” as being a new phenomena in the whole evolution of
  • new in the whole of spiritual evolution. If we thus gain a conception
  • were not. The papacy had passed over into a new “heathendom”.
  • his soul flow creations which give a new form to Christian conceptions
  • of the nature of a Savonarola. It was able to refresh and renew all
  • peninsula could not help having a refreshing and renewing effect on
  • fertilized by Greek culture in order that a new “Spirit of the
  • Age” might arise. This new Spirit of the age had in its turn to
  • human soul that had meantime passed through a new phase. It was buried,
  • with it's new and significant interpretation of the Homeric gods. These
• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • everything lying down there in the human soul is so new, so original,
  • Anthroposophic Press, New York, 1972.] you will
• Title: Jacob Boehme
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  • dawn of the new world-conception breaking forth, at that time
  • adherents and the attackers knew they were dealing with a very
  • perceives a new world of pictures, of imaginations. And we have
  • experiences a new world, then he who desires to ascend to new
  • Divine Consciousness, because he knew clearly that the nature
  • found in his works, in some one who not only knew Jacob Boehme,
• Title: Lecture: Leonardo da Vinci
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  • At the Turning Point of the New Age
  • beginning of the new age. Then, if we once more turn back to the
  • to paint no more, because he knew he was surpassed by his pupil. This
  • making the greatest artistic plans, constantly making new ones. He
  • engines of war that were something quite new — engines
  • a new turning point, at the turning point leading to a time in which
  • science new ideas and new conceptions were formed, but where it has
  • one's consciousness in a new life, depends on the external
  • time; it had to be lost for otherwise the new age could not have
  • nothing satisfied him. There he stands, in expectation of this new
  • the end of an old world outlook, and in which the new has not yet
  • arisen. This new world outlook certainly led to the splitting up of
  • times possessing great capacities, but now in this new age, he can
  • at the dawn of a new age.
  • life, so that through it we gain a new relation to the whole of life;
  • this new relation to the world and to life, so that through Spiritual
  • in which Leonardo lived — the time which heralded a new dawn,
  • been created falls into ruin, we know that out of that ruin new life
• Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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  • figures of which the New Testament tells us and then
  • to be able to experience something new each time. Thus, we can
  • inwardness. And what follows him presents a new chapter in this
  • new phenomenon in the whole of art history, that cannot be set
  • being entirely new in spiritual evolution.
  • the old, but in a new sense. There was not much trace of
  • ideas appear in many respects in a new form. We see the most
  • had a renewing, fructifying effect, in appearing out of the
  • Caesars had to be fertilized by the Greek element, for a new
  • new religion. Buried, withdrawn for outer eyes and buried
  • guide in going through earthly existence in ever new epochs. It
• Title: Leonardo's Spiritual Stature: Lecture
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  • continual new plans. He had commissions from people who
  • was able to promise the duke entirely new war-machines,
  • Today we stand once more at a new turning point, at the turning
  • world. Natural science evolved in this way. But new ideas, new
  • how this is to be brought to consciousness in a new existence
  • it inwardly. And now nothing is sufficient for him. The new
  • came to an end, and for whom the new world conception had not
  • yet arisen. But this new world conception brought with it that
  • great capacities. In the new age he is able everywhere to touch
  • turning point of a new age.
  • an elixir of life — enabling us to gain a new
  • — in which a new dawn breaks. We take note of all the
  • we know that out of the ruins new life will always blossom
• Title: Fairy Tales: in the light of Spiritual Investigation
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  • regions of the human soul remains so new, unique and
  • that they were renewing something that belongs intimately
• Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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  • recognizes it as a spiritual stream open to new sources will
  • knew the various ramifications of Goethe's soul life.
  • of creative phantasy — a new experience?
  • newer ones and an interplay of older cycles with newer
  • ones. Each new cultural cycle has its task, that of introducing
  • something new into the general development of humanity. The old
  • new.
  • and newly revised every year — concerning the progression
  • imagine that Raphael will present ever new riddles to
  • New World. The quite different views and notions of America
  • milieu and the newly constituted Prussian milieu arising as the
  • light streamed in, was free and clear and she knew where she
  • naked, nor whether he was clothed: but it was him, she knew him
  • clothed: but it was him, she knew him too well; it was he
  • gleaming new shoulders. And lifting these arms toward Arthur's
  • language. How new his latest book. How little could those take