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• Title: Lecture: The Christmas Mystery, Novalis, the Seer
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  • recognised its poetic possibilities and would not have found
  • Egyptian culture founded by Hermes, the conditions heralded
  • sea. Isis eventually found the chest but could not bring
  • where nothing physical could be found and darkness prevailed,
• Title: Regarding Higher Worlds
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  • depicted what they actually found in Higher Worlds. Thus they
  • that when the spread of plants cover the earth, it is found
  • found in the higher, the actual spiritual world, in the
  • excellent that through this is found an abundance of
  • is none to be found within. The feeling of hardship in the
• Title: What is Self-knowledge?
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  • be found in the surroundings, through this we are deflected
  • should become more profound, seek God within, will hardly
  • most profound way.
• Title: The Ten Commandments
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  • to be found among various ancient peoples, as for example with
  • enter and exit the astral plane found it easy to reveal things
  • found rest, so mankind must separate workdays and festive days,
  • “I,” work in the outer world. What had been founded
• Title: Way of Knowledge
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  • joy, pain and pleasure can also be found in those things which
  • only found in the sun, since then can be found in the astral
  • endlessly profound this becomes with the inauguration of
• Title: The Rishis
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  • learn during certain times when they found themselves in a
  • culmination point in cultivation on the physical plane is found
• Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 2: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
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  • meaning. What is built on a good foundation will work out well, but
  • killed, and found it amounted to a hundred. So he got a slate from
  • did not know it then, and if they have not found it out since, they
  • the castle they found a lily. The branch of rosemary led them
  • it is founded on the perception taking place in such an intermediate
  • archetype, and this can be found through the wise guidance of the
  • outer world it cannot be found; therefore we have to subordinate the
  • what lies behind physical phenomena can be found in the forces
  • including all the small details, can gradually be found and
  • So the king's son went on and came to a second castle. There he found
  • came to a third castle, and there he found his third sister. He told
  • king's son found a spring from which he drank and felt greatly
• Title: Novalis: On his Hymns to the Night
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  • profound sense can only be created because the largest part of
  • mathematic-materialistic sciences, which lay at the foundation
  • spiritual worlds found the gods within all phenomena, they
  • in the youth's soul, found its solution with the Event of
• Title: Lecture: A Chapter of Occult History
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  • all went towards Asia and founded in Central Asia the great
  • as are always to be found with the great Initiates and who
  • sorrowing spouse, sought for and found the corpse but
  • physical world. Osiris can be found only when man passes over
  • henceforward would not be found only in the other world but
  • be found.
  • world it has faded away, is not to be found. If, however, we
• Title: Lecture: Practical Training In Thought
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  • a practice of thought that is founded on reality.
  • your thought was correct. If you have found the real cause, then it
• Title: Lecture: Practical Training In Thought
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  • can provide that basis. Even though such a foundation must be taken as
  • is found that their so-called “practical thought” is often not
  • to those who stand upon an anthroposophical foundation. The one who is
  • in the same way that the transition occurred in nature, it shall be found
  • not our thought was correct. If the true cause has been found, very well.
  • again to the matter in question, it will be found that certain thought forces
  • It is certain that what a man seeks can always be found in the world,