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  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Mystery, Novalis, the Seer
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    • pilgrimage he had forgotten it!
  • Title: Regarding Higher Worlds
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    • different the image will be when you receive news of a death in
    • took place in the soul, then you have an image of what happens
    • astral image world. Naturally everything that enfolds there
    • plane. You can imagine light images in the astral world which
    • mere light and different colour images but also all other
    • body completely matches its form and image to the soul life,
    • consciousness, knows which image speaks nobly and which doesn't
    • everything from these images. I have already mentioned that
    • images and forms taken up by the astral body can be seen
    • a counter image, a terrible counter image. Within this exists
    • understood the astral archetypal images.
    • fact which we discover in poetic images, which are
    • of images. When the human being ascends in his development, he
    • spiritual counter-image linked to the world of tone. What is
    • before the image. People pass one another, the one says of the
    • with renunciation, because the images and beings of the astral
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  • Title: What is Self-knowledge?
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    • throw out all these images from your soul life. Try to ponder
    • these images, which from morning to night permeate the soul,
    • mirror image of our Ego or “I.” This is an
    • When an anthroposophist builds an image for himself of what the
    • have a fantasy image, whether it actually has the reality of a
    • point of view because all observations are like images
    • the one side is the image of the materialistic standpoint, then
    • view in order to create images as to how each observation
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  • Title: The Ten Commandments
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    • upper parts of Devachan, images were given which could be seen
    • coming from Upper Devachan. Images and portraits could be given
    • you as it were images but because you see the outer world as an
    • illusion, as Maya, these images are nothing more to you than
    • images, reflections of the supersensible world. — In no
    • way was there a danger leading to worship of these images. How
    • later in the oriental culture symbols and images of God
    • talking of images, spiritual images, of the supersensible. They
    • referred to no sensory image. Above all they spoke amongst
    • sensory-supersensory image so to speak, to the people. They had
    • However, not a finished image, not a portrait should they
    • sensory image. Everything which appeared as sensory pictures or
    • worship a god in a sensory-supersensory image, just like in the
    • Persian culture in images of an astral presence, and in the
    • imagination of the “I” (Ich). All images,
    • mineral kingdom; they were images in distinct physical-mineral
    • the representative of the image of the “I” of God.
    • sensory, neither etheric nor an astral image can represent
    • ourselves, only there will you find the real image of the pure
    • image of the individual “I,” that was the great
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  • Title: Way of Knowledge
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  • Title: The Mission of Savonarola
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  • Title: The Rishis
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    • image-free gods. More about this
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  • Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 2: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
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    • we see the images of the intellectual soul as constructive female
    • strength, and as we see their forms in images according to their
    • incidents of our inner life appear to us as mirror-images of events
    • comes to him in the image of the “magic horse.” In the
  • Title: Novalis: On his Hymns to the Night
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    • world, all this contributed to the impressive images unfolding
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  • Title: Lecture: A Chapter of Occult History
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    • image of God Who weaves through the world could not, at the
  • Title: Lecture: Practical Training In Thought
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    • And now he makes a distinct and accurate mental image of what he has
    • more to form an exact mental image of it.
    • way he forms clear mental images of successive conditions, he will soon
    • but first of all to think, in mental images as clear as possible, the
    • strives to call forth clear mental images of processes and events
    • simply form in ourselves mental images, clear pictures of successive
    • an accurate mental image of what he was wearing — his coat, his
    • to get mental images as graphic as possible, including the real
  • Title: Lecture: Practical Training In Thought
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    • Thus, one calls up as graphically as possible an inner image of the two
    • images side by side, allowing them to melt into one another. This is a
    • be easily believed that if he forms exact inner images of succeeding
    • receive these images into our thoughts with the greatest possible clarity,
    • an image of what he may do, imagining that the next day he will perform
    • what he wishes to remember, but also to retain vivid images covering all
  • Title: Life Between Two Incarnations
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