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  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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    • by the luciferic eastern campaigns of Genghis Khan and the ahrimanic
    • the sixth century ruler of the eastern Roman empire who codified the
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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    • evolution and lead it altogether away from the earth, just as the East
    • East of Europe, however, in all the culture of the East, we find an
    • tendency that has been grafted onto Eastern Europe.
    • but coming from the east of Europe it is a view and conception of
    • the East but also the manner in which Jesus was presented. The Greek
    • the ability to portray the Christ remained with the East. The Jesus
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture III
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    • meanwhile been developed in the Eastern Hemisphere of Europe and Asia.
    • capacities that had evolved in the Eastern Hemisphere, but among them
    • found in the Eastern Hemisphere, and he was, for the Western
    • There is really no longer a safeguard today — at least, no
    • At any rate, let us receive at least into our hearts this ideal that
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture IV
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    • have the least idea how deeply and firmly they themselves are still
    • materialistic paths, least of all has been learned about the living
    • counted for least, from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries,
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture V
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    • succeeded the Great Spirit passed over to the East, to Asia, as it
    • the East, there is clearly and yet to be perceived what was intended
    • not toward the East, but toward the West, to the lands of America
    • the East, so these could infiltrate from the West in order that the
    • when, in the Eastern Hemisphere, the Mystery of Golgotha was taking
    • of the culture that is more Eastern in character to the problem of
    • profoundly as it has been tackled in the East. But at the same time
    • therefore find satisfaction, from the East comes abhorrence of sin, as
    • from the earth by Lucifer. From the East attention is directed to the
    • thought in the East is directed to how death is overcome by what came
    • Resurrection. Implicit in what I said a week ago, that the East turns
    • that the East has need of the Risen One, the Spirit who is not made
    • earth. That is why in the East there are so many sects that subdue and
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VI
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    • instinctively into the future of eastern European civilization. He
    • about the culture of the East and of Russia, you will not consider it
    • antagonistic to Goethe. At least, it is better written than the
    • Eternal in their breast it stands upright,
    • men know it in their inmost breasts, even though the oldest among them
    • Eternal in their breast it stands upright,
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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    • to some extent Eastern also — with the Mystery of Golgotha in the
  • Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture I: Western and Eastern Culture, H. P. Blavatsky
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    • and Eastern Culture, H. P. Blavatsky
    • co-operation in a certain sense between the Eastern and Western
    • least partially, the various impulses which were further active
    • from others which arose, for instance, in the East of Europe.
    • Eastern sphere on the other hand, sought in the realm of
    • as in the East of Europe was there so much thinking concerning
    • genius as in the East. All the literary production of the East
    • problems of Affinity, were in the East applied to the
    • East to understand Death. That same effort is employed in the
    • East to understand Death. “How does man maintain himself
    • itself as a question in the East, one just as important for the
    • East as the question concerning the natural Affinity of Man and
    • the basis of their thinking, so we can show that in the Eastern
    • the East they are still more or less at the beginning. Then, as
    • in the East, but one can easily prove that in the East they
    • Happiness of Man. In the East we find, (of course still in the
    • Renan. Now in the East Jesus is little spoken of, and when one
    • against all this the Eastern civilisation has always held
    • existence, and in the East, we have brought together by
    • each other most of all, and then from the East, from the other
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