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  • Title: Lecture: The Templars
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    • in quite another way. But the spiritual power, the spiritual impulse that was
    • observes history concretely in its spiritual development can see quite
    • to come. Only under certain quite definite conditions can one learn anything
    • ether body travels quite a different path from our physical body. After we
    • was quite different from what it is now. You will know from the descriptions
    • the sole influence working in history, quite a different evolution would have
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture I
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    • Accordingly, you will not be surprised to see that I am quite aware
    • Rome, however, became great in quite another sphere, one in which the
    • With the Roman-Latin language it is quite another thing. Even in Roman
    • on the world and life in such a way that we see things quite
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture II
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    • because they expected something quite different from it. Think what
    • with reality. They must get busy, like Goethe, and, working in quite a
    • gaze quite selflessly to the outer world to work in it and to gain
    • as Jacob Boehme, quite soon after the fifth post-Atlantean age began,
    • what was happening quite rightly in the normal course of progress.
    • really physical pains that I am quite unable to define. Such is my
    • call inspiration and I quite often openly call illness.
    • quite unable to define.” Then, when he beholds this giant artist
    • It would be quite possible in this connection to study many other
    • to which he attaches something quite different. Thus, Strauss
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture III
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    • powers have something quite different in mind for the fifth
    • the discovery of America, quite special conditions had gradually been
    • completely ahrimanic character. It had a quite definite purpose and
    • secrets through initiation in a quite definite mood of soul. He had to
    • These murders, however, had to be committed under quite definite
    • mysteries lived for the quite specific purpose that I have indicated
    • quite die out even there because other and different mysteries were
    • examines the matter with occult means. This being set himself a quite
    • this life of Jesus. Such a work was written out of quite definite
    • of existence quite differently from the way in which it is possible to
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture IV
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    • want to touch quite briefly upon a leading thought that has been brought
    • nineteenth, humanity was evolving quite distinct faculties that were
    • really quite foolish to accept anything so imperfect as the Ptolemaic
    • quite evident to those who have an inner comprehension of what lives
    • reason thought was quite unable to penetrate below the surface.
    • Something quite different would have been expected.
    • originate from quite another soul. In reality, a network of spiritual
    • quite definite consciousness had been prepared and developed in the
    • knowledge can be imparted, as you know, and that only on quite
    • Hung Ming is quite convinced that European culture must go under if
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture V
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    • At the very outset let us be quite clear that the course of evolution
    • Mongols were not conquered but remained the victors. Then, quite
    • Thought about happiness and prosperity is, of course, quite justified.
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VI
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    • uninhabited, those powers who desired this, set to work quite
    • quite remarkable way this devilish instinct of Philip's harmonized
    • that, a considerable number. Something quite remarkable and powerful
    • death worked there. If we wished to designate, not quite
    • One book, however, stands out in a quite unusual way. These are Herman
    • something quite remarkable. In fact, in a certain respect it is not at
    • studied him, read, digested, translated him, has quite familiarized
    • If sometimes they are rightly understood, it must be in quite another
  • Title: Inner Impulses: Lecture VII
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    • Catherine of Aragon, was divorced from him and, considered quite
    • Thus, a kind of Reformation took place that was of a quite
    • this external creation of a religious communion something quite
    • however, they were exposed to quite special danger when their
    • to inner connections. For instance, a man who looks at things quite
    • etc. The planets carry out quite complicated movements in universal
    • after death?” This seems to be quite plausible, this idea that it
    • arise again in the same way. They will arise quite differently. But a
    • centuries. Quite different practical operations, practical mastery of
  • Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture I: Western and Eastern Culture, H. P. Blavatsky
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    • must rake this quite clear to ourselves. With the 5th Post
    • (verstand) but that was of quite a different nature from our
    • century, really entered upon a quite definite crisis. That
    • spring from quite different impulses than have the social
    • make popular certain quite definite views. We know also that
    • one did not always say it quite so clearly. In short, a View of
    • never he quite killed, — things that they knew were
    • her entirely in their own hands, but that never quite succeeded
    • experience something quite different to-day from that Bureau of
  • Title: Impulses of Utility: Lecture II: Utilitarianism and Sacramentalism
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    • Etheric body and Earthly elements was quite different from that
    • that a person living in that age was quite different from a man
    • through the whole organism — one sees colours quite
    • differently, feels warmth quite differently, one feels
    • quite differently; blue was then far more complicated, —
    • speaks quite differently from one who has taken up
    • Ku Hung Ming, stands in quite a different position from the
    • of Qo Ho Ming one can see that his intellect works quite



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