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• Title: Lecture: The Coming Experience of Christ
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  • habitual ideas, so that nothing is able to penetrate their minds
  • positions which imply leadership, and yet understand nothing of the
  • of peace treaties in which people who know absolutely nothing about
  • Nothing, perhaps, shows more clearly the materialism of modern times,
• Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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  • really do anything because they are nothing of real substantiality, and only something of
  • of occasions. 'Nothingness'
  • [nothingness]
  • as a different reality. This talk of nothingness then
  • But what was meant by the nothingness one finds in Dionysius the
  • then completely. What was this nothingness for the oriental? It was something real for him. He
  • which, for the external existence of time and space, is a nothing but which, nevertheless, is
  • fifteen francs he still has ten; if he spends this he has nothing. If now he continues to spend
  • he has five, ten, fifteen, twenty-five francs in debts. He still has nothing; but, indeed, he has
  • great difference in one's whole situation in life between having nothing and having fifty francs'
  • space or in time; something which, for the things and events of space and time, is nothing but
  • the creation of the world out of nothing with `nothing' seen as absolute `zero'. In the Orient,
  • where these things were originally conceived, the world does not arise out of nothing but out of
  • `nothing' was the outer form. And thus, when the Greek spoke of death, whose causes lie in the
  • spiritual world, as something real, Alcuin could only answer: But death is nothing and therefore
  • logical-dialectical-legal one. The Orient had nothing of a logical, dialectical nature and, least
  • thinking. There was nothing there like guilt and atonement or redemptinn. For
  • from Kant's. Kant, of course, rejects this. He wants nothing to do with the conclusions drawn by
  • death. You can go through the whole of Hegel's philosophy and you will find nothing that goes
  • but for itself it is nothing; it is only something if, in the next quarter of a year, we build
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• Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 2: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 1
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  • them; uses beautiful words, and all the while there is beneath it nothing, basically, but
• Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 3: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 2
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  • West of Europe as the Latin race has, fundamentally, nothing in it of Latin blood. But it, has
  • is nothing other than what the human being lives through between birth and death, which is then
  • like something that has nothing
  • deism — that squeezed lemon of a religious world-view — in which there is nothing
  • understands nothing; that is, he does not feel in this word what Western people feel. But what
  • even more so in the way it then developed. Fundamentally, this German Empire was nothing but a
  • unable to survive. And in the East we have nothing but — the dying spirit of ancient times
• Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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  • and nothing more one would never come to an impetus for actual outer action. Goethe was at the point
  • desolate barbarity. For Spengler knows nothing of what the world must receive as an impulse, as a
  • willing to engage themselves absolutely whole-heartedly for spiritual science, nothing beneficial
• Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 5: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 4
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  • revolutions are nothing other than the result of not recognizing the demonic element in our
  • they can become free. They have to develop a faculty that has absolutely nothing to do with
  • faculties that have nothing to do with either knowledge or practical life, like pure
  • nothing is forced upon it by the economic life. It is when one inwardly grasps the whole course
• Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 5
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  • the Gospels are nothing other than accounts concerning the Mystery of
  • blood then gave way to the medieval wave. Human beings then had nothing, or they had less and
  • the people who counted had nothing of this. Nothing but an instinctive memory remained. So upon
  • has nothing more of the Christ. Jesuitism already contains in itself a complete rebellion against
  • spiritual constitution of soul. A dialectical soul-constitution can make nothing of them. It was
  • that something has been 'scientifically proven'. They know nothing more about this proof than
  • proven science. In the last analysis it rests upon nothing other than a pure principle of
  • change of teeth, the child lives in imitation. Imitation is, in fact, nothing less than a
  • only with what man experiences between birth and death and had nothing to do with what is the
  • nothing but nullities. This is expressed right into small details. There is an utter inability to
  • West, who conclude a peace of which they understand nothing, cover up their eyes. They do not see
  • part, people go on with life as though nothing were happening in the world at all. And thus, one
  • this nullity. The human being must find his whole strength out of the nothingness. It is but the
• Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 7: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 6
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  • encapsulate themselves in their habitual ideas so that nothing can penetrate which conflicts with
  • still cling to a certain piety, a piety that wants to know nothing of what is laying hold of
  • and yet understood nothing of the situation mankind is in - when these people began talking about
  • made in which people who know absolutely nothing about the conditions of life in the modern
  • civilized world have determined the shape of the maps of the countries of that world. Nothing,
  • the spiritual worlds, he would have seen that nothing is artificially suppressed here but that
  • And he knows nothing of the methods of spiritual science other than what, in accordance with his
  • conscientiousness', he has never directed his mind to the fact that, as has been shown, nothing
  • science as though it were nothing but a magazine article that was spoken rather than written.