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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • speaking of Central Europe) learn to know in secret societies what
  • was something quite outlandish when Bulwer travelled about, speaking of
  • consciousness as we are to look behind a mirror without breaking it.
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • to something like a breaking of the inner mirror. The memories can as
  • so speaking because for him both the Father and the Christ are
  • destruction of which I have been speaking the laws of nature are
  • taking place within us in a natural way. We become aware of the
  • speak or hear in intercourse with other people, hearing and speaking
  • being where speaking and hearing go on at the same time.
  • Hearing and speaking are once more united. The “inner
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • which fills his waking consciousness. But when he considers his
  • waking concepts, then all this is not only a semblance or
  • semblance, which constitutes our waking perceptive life, did not
  • in short, into everything which, symbolically speaking, lies
  • danger of passing through the portal of death without taking with
  • When speaking of Christ, it pointed to the Sun.
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • went about speaking with a certain emphasis of his inner
  • without breaking it, so we cannot look into man s inner being.
  • before you by making an old Oriental sage say it. Perhaps it
  • falling asleep and waking up, he penetrates into this world.
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • course, quite outlandish when Bulwer traveled about, speaking
  • behind a mirror without breaking it. This, however, is
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • often suggested, to something like a breaking of the inner
  • characterized as the hardening and strengthening taking place
  • speaking in this way, because for him both the Father and the
  • of the spirit taking place within us in a natural way. We
  • speaking are separate and distinct, whereas in our inner
  • inner chaos, we have a substantiality where speaking becomes
  • at the same time hearing. Hearing and speaking are once more
  • colors interpenetrate, thus taking on life, becoming living
  • rainbow into the flesh color, making it into a living unity,
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • during waking life the physical, etheric,astral bodies, and
  • moments of awaking and falling asleep. These moments of
  • falling asleep and awaking can be observed by Imaginative
  • awaking a whole world appears before the soul. As quickly as
  • actually able to grasp the moment of awaking with this
  • moment of awaking is not concerned with reminiscences. These
  • scientific training, or even in the moment of awaking.
  • appear dreamlike, and the state — before fully awaking,
  • before the impressions that the senses have after awaking
  • awaking and receives the outer physical impressions of the
  • whether we are asleep or awake processes are always taking
  • as it is in the waking state. It must be grasped in the way I
  • always present in the sleeping and waking states, with our
  • awaking is actually grasped with the presence of mind I have
  • the moment of awaking with presence of mind, we perceive as
  • further in grasping the waking moment in presence of mind we
  • dream into the ordinary, conscious waking life and be
  • in movement with the soul element; as in waking life one's
  • experienced at the moment of awaking, or rather just before
  • the moment of awaking, when one is within the dream, still
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • there is the moment of awaking when man plunges into his
  • pictures that we form during waking consciousness, stream
  • body is essentially what is taking place in the animal. It
  • that the aroused activity taking place essentially between
  • dream pictures, the picture taking the place of feeling. We
  • the one we have between sleeping and awaking. The plant is a
  • as we human beings have in the waking state between birth
  • winter, when there is a kind of waking of the earth, whereas
  • rather in a dreaming, state, while the waking state exists in
  • that we find on awaking between the etheric body and the
  • on awaking and know to be identical with what enters through
  • soul content of the human being that in the higher waking
  • consciousness, through which we pass in the waking condition
  • death by taking with us the most essential content of the
  • between waking and sleeping. If we go from the human
  • consciousness, which is the waking consciousness, down to the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • during our waking life. We do not see down below into the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • man's intimate inner life, taking its course in a threefold
  • — and eight days ago we were speaking of this from
  • ensouled by one's taking the appropriate religious inwardness
  • become capable of speaking about the spirit in all its
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • maya, speaking in general, in the abstract. When we explore
  • taking place in the mother's body between the embryo and the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • shadows, making some mathematical calculations that proceed
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • sleep and awaking. The will lives in us dully, and yet it
  • way, though dully. We can have a waking, conscious perception
  • existence. It can fill us only as we, in waking condition,
  • waking state, then his inner experiences are formed by the
  • then, different pictures from those of our waking life
  • we really taking with us through death? What we have experienced
  • totally transformed, making us into free human beings.
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • example, preserve it in our memory, making it therefore in a
  • which fills his waking consciousness. If man views his
  • waking mental images, then all this is not appearance; it is
  • appearance, which constitutes our waking life of perception,
  • human being in his waking condition was surrounded only by a
  • organs, and in short, everything that, symbolically speaking,
  • passing through the portal of death without taking with him
  • Christ. When speaking of Christ, the ancients pointed to the