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- Title: Signs and Symbols: Lecture 1: The Birth of the Light
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- When we see the Christmas trees in the streets today, we might think
- that the custom of decorating a tree at Christmas is an ancient one.
- Christmas trees, which are to be found in almost every home today,
- nineteenth century. Trees first appeared as symbols of the Christmas
- older than Christianity. Indeed, it was celebrated in all historical
- In Christianity the Christmas festival has been taken as a symbol for
- the birth of the Christian Redeemer only since the fourth century A.D.
- In the first Christian centuries, December 25th was by no means
- celebrated as the birthday of the Representative of Christianity. This
- Christian festival.
- Now the conclusion could be drawn from this that the Christian Church,
- the Christmas festival, one must recognize the ancient wisdom hidden
- in it. Festivals such as Christmas, Easter and Whitsuntide are nothing
- Christmas festival has been celebrated since the beginning of history.
- Greco-Roman period when Christianity appeared, and still further back
- To really understand Christmas one must look back to that turning
- The fourth post-Atlantean period, in which Christianity arose, began
- We can understand the deeper meaning of the Christmas festival only if
- everything withdraws into the earth. When Christmas arrives, a turning
- reawakens. So the birth of the light at Christmas time has been
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- Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture I - The Prometheus Saga
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- Christ built. It is the same as the rock of the Caucasus. The man of
- The Manu of the fifth root-race. In the English version of An Outline of Occult Science, this Being is called the leader of the Christ-initiates or the leader of the Christ-oracle. (p. 177 in the 1949 edition).
- Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture II - The Argonaut Saga and the Odyssey
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- book Christianity as Mystical Fact I tried to make use of its
- again. The Virgin Mary too, in the Christian religion, is the striving
- Manu. Described in An Outline of Occult Science as the Christ-initiate or the leader of the Christ-oracle.
- Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture III - The Sigfried Saga
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- Christianity first took root, in Asia Minor, Greece and Rome. But it
- Christianity and was to carry it over into the sixth. Christianity
- Christian era. But before this, for some centuries before Christianity
- Foundation of Christianity. Sieg renounced his body and placed it at
- foundation of Christianity. Sieg had to lead this northern culture to
- replaced by the rising Christianity. What I am now saying is a
- Christianised fifth sub-race. He in whom all that lives is the
- that are always shown by the initiates of pre-Christian times; they
- invulnerable by something that has preceded Christianity, has preceded
- made the heroes invulnerable in the times preceding Christianity. But
- Christianity. Nibelung treasure represents earthly property. It is
- is the immediate predecessor of Christianity. Hagen belongs to an
- Christianity. To this spot the Christian initiate will have to come
- Christianity, because the place where the Cross has to rest is still
- spot which Christianity will later render invulnerable. There
- What are these northern races, the forerunners of Christianity,
- from the East. Christianity knew that this influence could do it no
- Christianity. It is Christianity that is to supplant the northern
- Christianity. Those who have paved the way for it go to meet their
- gone over to Christianity. They are Christian heroes. Christianity
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- Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture IV - The Trojan War
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- Christendom has come about through the word pontoi having
- Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - I
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- Christianity was born in the fourth sub-race. This sub-race was
- Man. Christianity arose in the fourth sub-race. The fifth sub-race,
- include everything into which the stream of Christianity flowed and
- Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - II
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- work, and of how Christianity too worked at the beginning, that is to
- say, what forces made it possible for Christianity, like the other
- Christianity, too, in the early centuries, had Mystery Centers, places
- of the first Christian centuries found popular, simple words through
- the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was in the isle that is
- Christ. I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day ... He says that
- Christian, from the Christian standpoint. Therefore anyone who desires
- and feeling of a deeply initiated Christian who has himself
- experienced the full power of the Christian revelation.
- to the theosophist as Atma, Buddhi and Manas. The Christian calls the
- A Christian of the first centuries would have refrained from speaking
- Me. These words were uttered by the great Christian Master
- Himself, by Him through Whom Christianity itself came into the world.
- Christian of the first period of Christianity would have spoken. He
- non-initiate a feeble idea of what an initiated Christian of the first
- religions, and also for Christianity in its earliest form, the
- world-creative Will. And when the Christian says anything at all about
- announcer of the Spirit through the Will. And so the early Christian
- the power of will. And so the Christian said, The Father brought
- Spirit descends in the Cosmic Word. If the Christian wanted to picture
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- Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - III
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- What I have said about the relation of Christianity to Jesus [the]
- Christ and about the relation of the writer of the Apocalypse to Jesus
- The keystone for a true understanding of the place of Christianity in
- Mystery-Temples was carried through Christianity on to the great arena
- things will far rather be that the familiar Christian tradition is
- at every point with what Christians believe. But the historic fact at
- is related to its own fulfilment, to Christianity. In Christianity,
- everything that pointed to Christ before His actual appearance is
- to the Christian Mystery. Light will then be thrown on many a passage.
- appearance of Christ as compared with other appearances. (If you have
- Spirit, or since Christian esotericism calls the Spirit
- Angel. This is Christian esotericism. First, the Word or
- the successive stages. The Christian Initiates have always understood
- Paul, one of the greatest Christian Initiates, could only hint at
- in them. Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made
- through Jesus Christ; that we might receive the promise of the Spirit
- which is Christ. And this I say, that the covenant, that was confirmed
- before of God in Christ, the law which was four hundred and thirty
- hidden from them at the time when Christ, their Master, was on earth.
- the presence of Christ. Then, at the end of the Fifth Root Race, the
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- Title: Richard Wagner: Lecture I
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- on behalf of the spreading of Christianity. Art and the
- Christian civilisation. The influence of the Holy Grail gradually
- Title: Richard Wagner: Lecture II
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- sub-race still lacks something which Christianity alone can
- Christ, Who carries the Cross resting between his shoulders at the
- Christianity was
- races must give way to Christianity, personified in Leo, the
- Title: Richard Wagner: Lecture III
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- where Christ bore the Cross. Siegfried cannot as yet take the Cross
- the North still lacked, and it also shows that Christianity was still
- signifies that during the last phase, before Christianity arises, the
- Title: Richard Wagner: Lecture IV
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- the Christ, the Christian principle. Unselfish love opposed to
- to set forth the Christ principle in all its depth, after his
- Christianity.
- Wagner created an eminently Christian drama, the work with which he
- Christ-problem stands in the centre of the drama. Out of Parsifal
- countries, and what arose later on in Christianity as purified
- transformation. Later on, in the early times of Christianity
- special significance for Christian Europe.
- their name from it. Christianity itself may be led back, as a fourth
- spread over the whole of Europe influencing even Christian monks.
- mission of Christianity. The Germanic peoples longed for this new
- form of Christianity: a Christianity was to be called into life which
- Christianity has appeared, it is a mortal sin to kill, and killing is
- is the representative of a new Christianity. He becomes the King of the
- cup which was used by Jesus Christ at the Lord's Supper, the cup in
- Arimataea caught up the blood streaming out of Christ's wound. The
- two forms of Christianity. One kind is represented by the knights of
- the organ of desire. He personifies the form of Christianity which
- confronted with two phenomena. On the one hand, Christianity which has become
- Holy Grail as a sorrow-laden king. This higher Christianity is
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