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  • Title: Lecture: The Templars
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    • Crusades. Leaving on one side all that is known externally about the founding
    • already said, we will not consider now the more external side of the event,
    • experience is brought together with the course of external history and placed
    • hands or with implements, he places some external material thing into the
    • way. Their external deeds and the enthusiasm that lived in these deeds drew
    • — more in a super-sensible manner than through external channels —
    • these external treasuries, which the Knights Templar amassed to greater and
    • Templars were committed for trial. Not only were they accused of external
    • developed alongside external materialism. For the Mephistophelian impulse,
    • important external result of Parzifal — who was for him the
    • only in accordance with external physical reality, only in accordance with
    • when one directs one's attention solely to the external physical body.)
    • known that with the external physical body are united an etheric principle,
    • the external physical world, as he can acquire them, for example, when he is
    • Equality applied to the external physical world is
    • Freedom and Brotherhood, and applied all three to external physical life. In
    • him externally. The forces of magnetism and the other electrical forces we
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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    • light in an external, exoteric way on what works and weaves inwardly
    • during this epoch. Externally, Greece was subjected to Rome in such a
    • life, its spiritual content, out of itself, only the external
    • external institutions. Occultists with insight have always had a
    • We can truly say that while Greece was externally annihilated by Rome,
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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    • accomplished. So another external power had to be brought against
    • Ahriman, who works with much more external means than Lucifer.
    • the faculty to see the world of external nature without the
    • his attention to the external world. Jacob Boehme, however, was
    • possible to say much about the external life of today, owing to the
    • external power that develops on the physical plane. A power runs right
    • myth since it cannot be expressed in external physical science. Thus,
    • effect, positively responsible for the external organization of human
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture III
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    • attain a specific object, namely, to observe purely externally what we
    • and endeavors to perceive Him externally. This comes from the instinct
    • at a human society in which people only see each other externally when
    • more and more purely externally. The false cultivation of the idea of
    • — an external condition when compared with the inner soul nature.
    • being arises as he stands merely externally in the world.
    • external man and perceiving only what can be lived through inwardly,
    • external description, so are Soloviev's representations of the Christ
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture IV
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    • by external history as the transition from the Middle Ages to modern
    • merely the intellect to natural phenomena in an external way, which
    • the same way, through external operations following precisely the
    • externally and physically, but inasmuch as we are in the world,
    • found only the external dead. This apparently spiritual but, from
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture V
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    • phenomenon,” the pure perception, the pure beholding of external
    • and they did not see pure external, material existence as such. They
    • saw external existence veiled in the phantasmagoria of visionary
    • inspiration he had received through the Great Spirit, to an external,
    • into Europe. So here too there is actual external evidence that a
    • just because the purely external onslaught did not come to pass, or
    • Europeans of the wealth of external nature in America gave an intense
    • merely to observe historical life from the external aspect. The only
    • spirit to enter their domain, but external life must be protected in
    • and external life is arranged in such a way that, even in its
    • subjugation of the external, earthly life, victory can be snatched
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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    • growth of things, but instead registers what happens externally and,
    • seek its external historical origin. Well, we shall find that Henry
    • externally, this divorce played a great historical role. The second,
    • religious body! This a fact of external history. Is it not an
    • this external creation of a religious communion something quite
    • through thousands of cultural channels unknown to external life. Locke
    • that the religious life should stand and be recognized in external
    • executed. I cannot go into the inner reasons today, but externally it
    • So these two streams work together. An external one, which I have
    • externally may perhaps sometimes wonder who built the St. Gotthard
    • externally, mathematically or physically as Copernicus, Kepler,
    • external picture, the purely geometrical picture. The other picture
    • outer nature so that they might not be merged in the external events
    • The only way they could protect themselves — this external event
  • Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture I: Western and Eastern Culture, H. P. Blavatsky
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    • those things which have contributed to the external path of the
    • even into the external world. They simply wanted a reflection
    • of their own thinking, and it was no external facts of
  • Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture II: Utilitarianism and Sacramentalism
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    • external civilisation, because these polarities work both in
    • into the service of purely external physical existence, of
    • the external world. When scientists have investigated these
    • for spiritual connections behind external appearance. That



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