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• Title: Michelangelo
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  • to be regarded as a science among the sciences. Nevertheless a very
  • single events and achievements which cannot recur, at least in that
  • series of events occurring in some sort of sequence and never
  • repeating themselves, and begin to believe that the souls of human
  • development is possible in the succession of historical events. In
  • study the great epochs of art and the great artists. We shall never
  • every means to understand the secrets of our existence, we shall find
  • achievement side by side with that of the Greeks. But as soon as we
  • and thus reveals clearly the secrets of Michelangelo which even
  • Modern reproductions make it even more possible to reach some insight
  • development of art through the ages.
  • their mood of soul which flowered within them. Even what survives to
  • us of Greek sculpture reveals that when the sculptor set his hand to
  • world that strives to reveal itself. This is true also of the larger
  • shall feel compelled to say that no sculptor has ever given
  • not admire them because we should not believe in them. Yet
  • these extraordinary horns; and we are quite prepared to believe in
  • that we should believe in all the details of what is represented,
  • even if they are unrealistic.
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture I: The Spiritual World and Spiritual Science
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  • — even today; someone
  • different fields. There on side one believes that this
  • confessions because one believes to recognise a certain
  • course of spiritual science. However, I do this indication
  • confession, as a kind of sectarian religion. However, it is
  • spiritual science a sectarian religion. However, the opposition
  • requirements. The different denominations believe that they
  • development in the age of Copernicus.
  • As one believed at that time that the
  • cannot achieve anything against that what culture demands just
  • However, another weighty objection
  • kind of continuation of its own attempts, which believes to
  • However, just because the modern spiritual
  • sociology, art history, legal history and the like. However,
  • However, with it one stands straight away
  • Nevertheless, natural sciences and spiritual science relate to
  • However, a part of these fruits must
  • that what natural sciences have performed as great achievements
  • civilisation and to develop the progress of humanity. But in it
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture II: Theosophy and Antisophy
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  • Here are eleven of the twelve previously unpublished lectures known as,
  • offers little incentive to agree anyhow with it. However, not
  • of this evening justifies itself which shall explain the
  • theosophy because of passions, of emotions, often, however,
  • where it stands in the everyday life, but if it goes through a
  • development by its own impulse and activity. From the
  • realised that the human soul comes by such a development to an
  • inner constitution, different from that of the everyday life
  • that in the everyday life. Something is born as it were in the
  • human soul by the development meant here that is like a higher
  • only attained by developing the corresponding soul condition.
  • However, one realises at once that a certain requirement forms
  • — in every
  • primordial ground of existence. Nevertheless, it is the goal
  • against everything that lives in the longing with the goal to
  • is connected with the everlasting primordial sources of
  • How can such antisophy develop in the human
  • soul? One could believe at first that it is paradoxical that an
  • appreciate as the noblest pursuit of the human soul. However,
  • develops what we should become according to our former lives on
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture III: Spiritual Science and Denomination
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  • they have developed for three to four centuries in our
  • to a level of childish development of humanity, whereas we have
  • development that is called to remove the old religious
  • thinking and worldviews. However, I would have to explain a lot
  • developed.
  • as it has developed during the last three to four centuries
  • if it develops and revives
  • religious life that could look similar even at a distance to
  • that what is achieved scientifically and unfolds this
  • However, if one goes deeper into such
  • even today, one sees immediately: concerning the human soul
  • demand to develop the religious truth only from the soul and
  • that what the soul takes from the outside by the revelations of
  • the Gospels. Yes, an even deeper abyss can arise, and the
  • followers of this school themselves noted this saying: every
  • something divine-spiritual. However, the single souls cannot
  • century pass by, as they have developed until our
  • However, it is typical that many serious
  • one cannot even find an adequate concept from what a religion
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture IV: On Death
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  • Here are eleven of the twelve previously unpublished lectures known as,
  • about the topic of this evening in our time; for there are many
  • by death to everything living. Now just spiritual science shows
  • However, there are some other obstacles. I
  • the possibility of investigating anything about death. Even the
  • that exceed the human life between birth and death even if they
  • only childish poetry. Nevertheless, Max Müller says, if an
  • in any human language. Some aversion exists even with the most
  • However, one can also say that the modern scientific view
  • birth and develops in his physical life. That what one could
  • believes certainly also that is justified that it has educated
  • should this not be concerning the question of death? However,
  • development, and that he should know that this ego does not
  • answering our question based on real cognition. However, there
  • is one thing that can lead the human being, even if not to an
  • answer, nevertheless, to a correct question at least concerning
  • death and the life after death. Even if one refrains from all
  • for if the human life were over with death. However, this would
  • contradict what we notice, otherwise, everywhere in the
  • develop up to an extreme height that they can develop at first
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture V: The Meaning of Immortality of the Human Soul
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  • development of the human soul that is the only instrument by
  • suggested many a time that everything depends in spiritual
  • in the course of the everyday life. By intimate developing
  • the word immortality. However, I would like to stress first,
  • reincarnation, as he believed; and he undertook this, because
  • However, someone who has learnt to have
  • conditions of life and views to more and more developed ones.
  • development only if one assumes that the human soul lives
  • part of the development of higher soul forces? The answer
  • meaning of the historical development lightens up for Lessing
  • spiritual world to look for its further development. One can
  • imagine the complete historical development of humanity and of
  • earth is the “soul” of the earth and everything
  • the single human soul at death. Then, however, the earth, after
  • development; then, however, it has disappeared from the
  • cultural development. On the contrary, Lessing says at the end
  • without doubt that a future spiritual development brings that
  • as if “ideas” could be realities one day! However,
  • While the everyday life proceeds, otherwise, in such a way that
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VI: The Evil
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  • Here are eleven of the twelve previously unpublished lectures known as,
  • viewpoints, it is rather a question that he meets wherever he
  • realise that even these thinkers stop philosophising and
  • were at the beginning of the quest for knowledge that, however,
  • could go far back in the human development. However, we want
  • is connected with the whole stoic world view. Nevertheless, I
  • in stoicism that the human development works out the
  • Whenever one asks how the human ego fits into the whole world
  • even today, namely the necessity of human freedom. He said to
  • offered to him not to strive after it. However, with it, it
  • into a realm that is below him would be as clever, as if one
  • from his wisdom. However, it has to be his own choice that he
  • that has already advanced for some centuries. However, we can
  • believes also that one cannot ask for the evil because it is
  • Since for everybody who can think
  • cannot speak about it as about something positive. However, if
  • participates in everything material which builds it up; he
  • Eastern thinker in the Ri as in the Ki. However, because the
  • the broadest sense. Cruelty faces us everywhere in the animal
  • realm; everything faces us that, taken into the human life, can
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VII: The Moral Basis of Human Life
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  • Here are eleven of the twelve previously unpublished lectures known as,
  • life. However, it matters that in the second half of this
  • universe. If this rock crystal, if this physical thing develops
  • such achievements —
  • animal realm. However, the same law also applies in the animal
  • realm, even if somewhat modified, because in nature everything
  • differs, nevertheless, radically from the other physical
  • tendency of development which does not show his being concluded
  • nevertheless. Worldviews coloured more materialistically do not
  • acknowledge that; however, one has to acknowledge it in case of
  • do, he would never be able to declare his being as concluded
  • differentiated one part that shows everything that is to be
  • the tonic for the human being. However, how does Kant
  • Now, however, Schopenhauer finds these
  • empathy? Why should anybody be prevented morally, for example,
  • however cannot be exhaustive at all.
  • Nevertheless, the moral-ethical life is hanging in the air with
  • opinions of those are right who believe that just in the moral
  • consideration of the moral life. However, I will summarise for
  • the human being can develop no other cognitive forces than
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VIII: Voltaire
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  • Here are eleven of the twelve previously unpublished lectures known as,
  • development. Thereby one can really speak taking up the idea of
  • spiritual-scientifically even more exactly into that what
  • develop only so far as one believes to be today in the wholly
  • which one has to consider, however, in such a way that it
  • develops its different formations and arrangements in the
  • three parts in the human soul, as it has developed up to the
  • desires and emotions pulsate, on which, however, also that
  • same time how in the course of the historical development these
  • three soul members gradually developing.
  • the ancient Egyptian and Chaldean cultures even today. The
  • light. Spiritual science, however, shows that in the epoch that
  • life in nature. For it, however, that he felt himself still as
  • However, one could not think such thoughts as we think the
  • mythologies of the nations, even in the real fairy tales until
  • Greek world mainly the intellectual or mind soul was developed.
  • even today, one does not realise these matters with full
  • developing. It started developing in such a way that the human
  • at the same time. As strange as it sounds, nevertheless, it is
  • physical laws extending into infinite widths. However, in these
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture IX: Between Death and Rebirth of the Human Being
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  • Here are eleven of the twelve previously unpublished lectures known as,
  • talks indeed the most ambitious; nevertheless, I would like
  • of spiritual science, nevertheless, I would like to do the
  • spectral analysis, the achievements of astrophysics and
  • experimental biology. Nevertheless, in full recognition of
  • must cause with those who believe to be able to stand only on
  • shyness, with unlimited reverence above all. How easily does
  • everything from the start that presents itself just to the
  • capacities that are given to me. Nevertheless, the
  • of a constitution that exceeds the everyday life. If one lives
  • very much how impossible the everyday mind-set is to be able to
  • wants to judge truth with the everyday spiritual condition
  • attention to the mood of holy shyness, to unlimited reverence
  • care for the preparation of the soul, for the development of
  • death, he belongs to a world that is accessible, however, only
  • usual life. However, we have the feeling with our memories that
  • In this world, everything is in the form of thought that we
  • after death. However, it does not look like fleeting thoughts,
  • beings, however, lasts some days. For then after days the dead
  • without sleep. However, one does not need to exert in this
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture X: Homunculus
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  • the objections, although they are based on prejudice. However,
  • of course believe to be right from their viewpoints. Spiritual
  • worldviews. However, one cannot say this of the other
  • of that worldview which believes to stand firmly on the ground
  • I choose a form of worldview that believes
  • materialistic worldview which believes there that the human
  • according to the outer physical processes. However, it does not
  • the brain. However, that is the point that in spite of this
  • consciousness even in the scientific methods also of the
  • processes. Since most people who believe to be based on science
  • being. However, this wholly natural human being is only the
  • spiritual world between death and new birth after every life on
  • must realise that this everlasting must remain concealed in the
  • this everlasting in the human nature only with forces that one
  • attains with an inner development, as I have described it more
  • Worlds?. However, even the
  • even the philosopher who has become famous in such weird way,
  • those spirits of the human development who indeed did not yet
  • have spiritual science. Nevertheless, because they had a
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• Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture XI: Spiritual Science as a Treasure for Life
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  • first as preparation for the level of knowledge which he should
  • scene. Nevertheless, they are applied in a spiritual process so
  • that a development of the soul from another viewpoint is
  • is used first to the work on the soul. However, thereby the
  • fact that at every moment the spiritual-scientific researcher
  • the levels of Imaginative, Inspirative, and Intuitive knowledge
  • in the spiritual worlds. Since there is in every soul an
  • spiritual researcher says, even if it cannot be active
  • spiritual-scientifically, as one can understand a picture, even
  • if one is not a painter. However, the human being of the
  • do anything if one shall first develop the soul to recognise
  • science; and these truth concepts say: I believe what is
  • confirmed to me by facts what can be revealed, so to speak, by
  • the outer facts or the outer science. However, spiritual
  • develop those strong inner forces that are necessary not to let
  • dictate the truth, but to experience it immediately. However,
  • emphasised this in these talks. Nevertheless, those who get
  • However, one has to grasp internally what spiritual science
  • development runs in such a way that inner forces of orientation
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• Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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  • spirits in human development. On the other hand, we can study
  • and of our time, and we will find that even with these
  • far back into human development; but first we would like to
  • in Stoicism an awareness came into play, that human development
  • was going towards an ever clearer and clearer self-aware human
  • in the development of the world, recognises in the meaning of
  • Stoicism, that the development of the world was able to take it
  • up. That world development was also shot through with wisdom,
  • Something had already surfaced within Stoics, which even today
  • clever, as if one were to reject the wise cosmic order, since
  • circles had created a great sensation. He too believes, that
  • truly does not go beneath the surface, and which indeed even
  • world, even though it is greatly widespread, can explain a
  • namely Nakae Toju. For him everything that constitutes
  • permits the bodily to take part in everything through which is
  • East, who lived in the first half of the seventeenth century,
  • us, as was said, in the first half of the seventeenth century,
  • develop humanity and to elevate it to the free use of its soul.
  • Against this Lotze objected at the same time: whoever gives
  • up to meet us in the animal kingdom, how does everything, that
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