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• Title: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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  • A lecture given in Berlin, 6th March, 1913.
  • A lecture given in Berlin, 6th March, 1913. Lecture 12 of 14 from the
  • life, all basic reference points given us by the sense world, which
  • wanting to give worth only to that which appears in the same way as
  • reality can give. His newest book is extraordinarily interesting from
  • world but as though the one who gives the presentation were indulging
  • understanding — not the kind given by the things
  • extraordinarily interesting that when he gives in to his healthy
  • it alone gives meaning to life. The goodness of a belief, however, is
  • done: bring us indisputable evidence. What it has given us up to now
• Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • The following lecture was given by Rudolf Steiner at Berlin
  • The following lecture was given by Rudolf Steiner at Berlin
  • preceding ages too give the impression as if they were themselves pointing
  • not necessary for man to withdraw from sense impressions or to give
  • given conditions, but was as natural as sense perception.
  • of Florence then? In the first place the inhabitants give the impression
  • his soul flow creations which give a new form to Christian conceptions
  • to work upon us, none of this can give a true picture of the whole essence
  • to the loftiest spiritual heights if we can give ourselves up —
  • of the Sun, all that is radiant and spring-like. This gives us a glimpse
  • does not express the mystery of existence in ideas, but senses and gives
  • and was given up to outer pomp and show, just as Greek paganism was
  • bestowed. They rather give birth to a feeling of hope, because they
  • give any conception of what Raphael's magic once charmed on those walls.
  • poems.” What Raphael has given to the outer world however will
  • in which thoughts such as have been given today may grow into seeds.
• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 1: The Poetry of Fairy Tales
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  • the springs that have given rise through centuries of human history
  • should give us; we want it to affect us simply on its own. All the
  • those regions of soul that give rise to the poetic mood of the fairy
  • to do, I would have to give many lectures. Today it will be possible
  • tale. Of course it would be a tremendous task over a long time, given
  • will you give me if I spin the straw into gold for you?” The
  • girl gives him her necklace and the little man spins the straw into
  • asks, “What will you give me if I spin the straw into gold for
  • you?” she gives him her ring. By morning all the straw is spun
  • manikin comes again, but now the girl has nothing more to give him.
  • “Then promise me, if you should become queen, to give me your
  • give you three days' time,” he replies. “If you know my
  • other work of art gives us the feeling of utmost inner joy as the
  • who can help you to accomplish the most difficult tasks and give you
  • Let us take another tale. Please forgive me if it is connected with
  • I give you a short summary of the fairy tale, let me say this:
  • very much given to thought — in order to express his most
  • the life of the world. Even we adults, given to reason and
  • fairy tale is like a good angel, given us at birth to go with us from
  • throughout the journey and to give us angelic companionship, so that
• Title: Jacob Boehme
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  • Jacob Boehme. It was given by Rudolf Steiner in Berlin on January 9th
  • Jacob Boehme. It was given by Rudolf Steiner in Berlin on January 9th
  • arose there, all that this personality had to give, appears as
  • occurrence a “dream,” or gives it another name, but
  • given to him word for word; that, in comparison with his
  • his representations he gives, really, that wherein he
  • soul and gives as its revelations that which the soul can
  • which he gives himself as an answer to it. Rather is it
  • The whole nature of the lectures that have been given here has
  • The representations of spiritual-science which are given today
  • are, therefore, by no means given from the standpoint of Jacob
• Title: Lecture: Leonardo da Vinci
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  • A Lecture given
  • This is the 11th of 14 lectures given by Rudolf Steiner at Berlin,
  • reproductions have given us an impression of the idea of the picture
  • of Leonardo. We see how he was given two commissions by Duke
  • the darkness on the face of Judas. Art can give us no answer as to
  • natural science has a double significance. First, it had to give to
  • souls. Natural science, besides the discoveries it has given us, has
  • was all he had been able to give to the world.
  • endure on account of this, compared with what it might have given to
  • given to the world or experienced, what it went through in its inmost
  • and what they can give to the external world is only a by-product of
  • to work out in their lives something greater than their age can give
• Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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  • no longer given in such an immediate fashion together with
  • Savonarola reverberate in us if we give ourselves over to them;
  • Christianity had become pagan and given over to external pomp
  • We give ourselves over entirely to the moment seen here. We
  • given moment, Raphael's creations appear fundamentally complete
  • given itself over to the moral-religious view of Christianity,
  • have given us. Such works call forth feelings in us such as the
  • life, when truly able to give itself over to a picture by
  • been given and that will be spoken of further, becoming our
• Title: Leonardo's Spiritual Stature: Lecture
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  • which dead matter gives expression to life — just as life
  • given the means available. Though in later centuries no human
  • is shattering — considering what is given over to
  • have given to the world, what he experienced, what he went
  • vision altogether, having given birth to a natural child,
• Title: Fairy Tales: in the light of Spiritual Investigation
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  • moods can give us no conception of what thus transpires
  • to the castle. She is locked in a room and given a bundle of
  • you give me, if I spin the straw into gold for you?” The
  • miller's daughter gives him her necklace and the little man
  • appears and says, “What will you give me, if I spin the
  • straw to gold for you?” She gives him a little ring, and
  • nothing further to give him. At that the little man says, if
  • child she gives birth to. She promises to do so. And when the
  • given.
  • parallel portrayal — when I give myself up to the
• Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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  • This is a lecture, given by Rudolf Steiner, entitled
  • this lecture was given at the Architektenhaus in Berlin, may be said to
  • and again Herman Grimm sought to present in lectures give to