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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • nature is based: upon being able to throw back matter into chaos, to
  • him, at the one single spot within, where matter is thrown back into
  • believed that he could speak in such a manner if he came back,
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • to be reflected back again into consciousness, and so we have a
  • matter is destroyed. Matter is thrown back into nothingness, and we
  • thrown back into nothingness.
  • gradually develop. If we learn to trace back these emerging spiritual
  • Material life, together with all the laws of nature, is thrown back
  • thrown back into chaos, moral impulses can find their way, then we
  • back into chaos, we are beholding a real activity of the spirit
  • the earth and disappear. They are backward-pointing men.
  • Father God. Man would then go back to the Father God; he would not be
  • on life is entirely absent. There, that which is man is thrown back
  • I have shown you how external matter is thrown back into nothingness,
  • within ourselves this matter is thrown back into nothingness and then
  • inside man, and is thrown back into chaos. We need to feel quite
  • matter is thrown back into chaos, while in the sun it is
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • If we go back into
  • spiritual background, spoke through this semblance. He perceived
  • looked back into history; he looked back into the geological
  • development of the earth. But when he went back still further, he
  • development. They reach back to ages when earthly life was still
  • evolution, reaching back as far as Saturn and forward as far as
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • of the East (we must go back to very ancient times of Oriental
  • directed towards man's inner being, then ray back again into
  • is completely changed back into nothingness. Matter is
  • on this very fact: that we are able to throw back matter into
  • thrown back into chaos and destroyed.
  • of throwing matter back into chaos, this instead comes out of
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • will, together with everything that is reflected back into
  • human nature is based: upon being able to throw back matter
  • body in such a way as to throw its matter back into chaos and
  • the single spot within where matter is thrown back into
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • back again into consciousness, and so we have a memory of a
  • truly annihilated. Matter is thrown back into its
  • upon a region where matter is thrown back into its
  • course of future evolution. If we learn to trace back these
  • nature, is thrown back into chaos, and out of the chaos a new
  • inner evil, where matter is destroyed and thrown back into
  • been thrown back into chaos, we are beholding a real activity
  • have a view back upon a world that is passing away. We can,
  • away with the earth and disappear. They are backward-pointing
  • which is man is thrown back again into the rainbow, into the
  • back into nothingness, into chaos, so that the spirit may
  • our inner being, however, this matter is thrown back into its
  • it is thrown back into chaos. We must feel intensely how this
  • is thrown back into chaos, while in the sun it is perpetually
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • one must draw back a stage, as it were,so that the life of
  • is, if one carries the presence of mind right back
  • becomes of what has been submerged — it radiates back
  • into our waking consciousness, and it radiates back as a
  • immediately dives down into our organization and rays back as
  • when one looks back upon life in the memory, it appears as a
  • back over the day to the moment of awaking, then we have an
  • feeling we send our dreams back into the body, inasmuch as we
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • thrown its light back on the mood of soul. If one goes into
  • in letting them be reflected back to us. They must be
  • drawing, page 82), they are reflected back to us, of course,
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • bringing man back into physical life. This archangelic being
  • man back into the community of a certain people.
  • however, one must not shrink back if in this study real,
  • evolution have to do with leading the human being back into
  • and moon, so on our way back to the earth the being of man is
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • this, turned back again, and brought it to expression in a
  • how he has setbacks, even to the point of illness. Everything
  • upon the animal consciousness as working back but must rather
  • something that points the human being back to what is
  • you, the human being proceeds backward through his earthly
  • of which he lives backward through his earthly life, so he
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • referred back to past ages of the cosmos. From my
  • higher realms, we must look back to ages far in the past. We
  • death. Then we look back on a picture-world, which is also a
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • goes as far as his I. He receives it, then, rayed back by
  • then this activity radiates back to his I. The being of man
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • back once more at our recent observations. We have tried to
  • comes back after death as a scent impression.
  • freedom. What we experience in freedom is in turn given back
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • evolution. If we go back into ancient times, to which we have
  • so often looked back in our lectures, to times when there
  • his own way as the world's spiritual background spoke through
  • line of evolution; he looked back historically, he looked
  • back geologically. When he went back still further, however,
  • back to ages in which earthly life arises in a
  • contained within it. The whole evolution, reaching back as