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• Title: Lecture: The Templars
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  • plane, might never flee, but must calmly await death, the death that they
  • them were put to death — the souls of the Templars who had, under these
  • circumstances, passed through the portal of death, were now able to send down
  • through the gate of death into the spiritual world.
  • spiritual world what the Templars — whose manner of death had been so
  • and, just because they had gone through the gate of death in this way, could
  • have passed through the gate of death, we still carry, as you know, our ether
  • own further life between death and new birth. It is incorporated into the
  • that lies beyond the threshold, one knows that both — the early death
  • as well as the later death — have great significance in the whole
  • what we accomplish in the ether body also after death, and the life that we
  • the gate of death and whence we come when we pass through the gate of birth.
  • what Man experiences between birth and death. Even the religious life has
  • death — what is lived out here, that one can understand. (Even that of
  • And when we have gone through the gates of death, we shall again be threefold
  • studies Man living out his life as physical Man between birth and death, is
  • soul, then we develop the forces that can live here between birth and death,
  • and the forces too that we shall need when we pass through the gate of death.
  • gates of death, but which they will only carry with them if, already here in
  • this life, they prepare themselves for the life after death. That a true
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• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • through the gate of death. “Immortal part” is a negative
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • twentieth appeared in 1900 after his death. Then we have The Life
  • special teachings, and how He undergoes suffering, death and
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture III
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  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • death, in which everything possible would be done to kill out
  • death. It was thus that he had to receive the secrets. Nor were they
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture IV
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  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • contemporary environment but with death, with the lifeless. This was
  • what is released from the soul at death continues to exist. It was
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture V
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  • The Problem of Natural Urges and Impulses, The Problem of Death.
  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • Atlantean Impulses in the Mexican Mysteries. The Problem of Natural Urges and Impulses, The Problem of Death
  • shades.” This joy in life between birth and death enabled the
  • it only the forces of death, whereas any living souls would have
  • all the forces of death in earthly working. These forces would have
  • death on the earth. Thereby, he would himself have lost his soul. He
  • after the discovery of that continent. Many Europeans met their death
  • of birth; the third the problem of death, which is concerned not only
  • he leaves the earth through the gate of death. The fourth is the
  • death and the problem of evil. You can see how fundamentally the whole
  • of Russian spiritual life is dominated by the problems of death and
  • of death, and on the other with the problem of evil. Just as the
  • problem of sin and the problem of death. Hence, much contemplative
  • thought in the East is directed to how death is overcome by what came
  • This is the problem of death. In a treatise that is probably one of
  • the most beautiful writings of Soloviev, he says that if death as a
  • all, he would be an animal. Through death the human being resembles
  • thinking is influenced by the problem of death, and by the problem of
  • concerning the soul, such as how the soul is not affected by death,
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• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VI
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  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • evolution by putting men to death. For this, he needed victims. In a
  • their death and their next birth, go out to souls who have since
  • who before their death by burning had to undergo the most frightful
  • look on the Templars as heretics after they had been burned to death
  • death worked there. If we wished to designate, not quite
• Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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  • urges, birth, death, and evil.
  • death, that he can, through this circumstance, exercise a great
  • by the impulses that have arisen through the persecution and death of
  • with a cruel death, including the Head of the Order, Jacques de Molay.
  • Souls thus passed through the gates of death who had not only looked
  • the gate of death, impulses streamed from them that would then work
  • life of the soul after death. I shall see all that when death has
  • after death?” This seems to be quite plausible, this idea that it
  • gate of death; only then can they be active. It is truly so; one who
• Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture I: Western and Eastern Culture, H. P. Blavatsky
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  • Impulses of Utility, Evil, Birth, Death, Happiness
  • East to understand Death. That same effort is employed in the
  • East to understand Death. “How does man maintain himself
  • aright as a soul, as he passes through Death? What does Death
  • thinking is directed to the question of Evil and of Death. The
  • Gate of Death?”
  • this, after Blavatsky's death right on to our own age? That you
• Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture II: Utilitarianism and Sacramentalism
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  • Impulses of Utility, Evil, Birth, Death, Happiness
  • Redemption Death