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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • demand. It was by a deliberate calling forth of fear, followed by an
  • radically! But from such a radical characterisation of things we can
  • hypothetically before you. And he would say: “With you, since
  • emphatically between the men of the East and those of the West,
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • soul; and later we are able to call up again pictures of what we have
  • call the laws of nature. But with ordinary consciousness we never get
  • be ill, pathologically ill, if like the atheistic materialist one is
  • words, to an affirmation of what we may call the Father God.
  • not end by gathering up all the natural laws in what is called the
  • the Father — but it calls the Father “Christ,”
  • should simply be unable to call ourselves Christians in modern times.
  • in calling ourselves Christians. It must not be that we make a
  • what we must call the “inner word.” In the words that we
  • receive life. They would together become the so-called flesh colour,
  • own account. All our so-called education and culture has been
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • preserving our own independent existence after death calls for
  • deprive him of freedom; it may call forth inner necessities, but
  • in short, into everything which, symbolically speaking, lies
  • dissolves into fog and mist and theoretically we already find
  • also in history — it shines physically outside, and
  • so-called Christian theologians again and again put together
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • things so drastically. But the drastic character of these
  • schematically [The schematic drawing can
  • placed hypothetically before your souls. He would say: With
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • into his own inner being .Basically this is the world that
  • was by a deliberate calling forth of fear, followed by an
  • be considered foolish if he put these things so radically!
  • hypothetically. He would say, “With you, since you had
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • soul. Later we are able to call up again our memory of the
  • laws that we then call the laws of nature. With ordinary
  • such a creature of nature, which is basically in a kind of
  • words, to an affirmation of what may be called the Father
  • up all the natural laws in what is called the Father God, he
  • it calls the Father “Christ,” because at one time
  • would be unable to call oneself a Christian in modern
  • must again be truth in calling ourselves Christians. One must
  • There we truly penetrate into what must be called “the
  • begins to resound cosmically, as it were, when the inner word
  • way that with which our intellect provides us, we basically
  • together become the so-called flesh color
  • all that is accessible to the intellect. All so-called
  • world of God the Son, which basically has its physical source
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • of consciousness is called “objective cognition”
  • soul itself we live in what I have called the space between
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • existence. These we call the animal species-souls, souls that
  • consciousness, which we call the objective consciousness, to
  • it from the body what one can call a wish to continue what it
  • — which I called the Midnight Hour of Existence in my
  • is true, but the soul lives with them, cosmically lives,
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • can call world thoughts. That is not the case, at least not
  • basically embodied in the skin. As soon as we approach the
  • can arrive biographically, I would like to say, at this
  • instincts, our desires, to the so-called lower human nature
  • conscience. Grasped psychologically, this is the actual
  • existence. This lasts until what I called the Midnight Hour
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • thus adopts a mineral consciousness, let us call it, that is,
  • then at what I call the Midnight Hour of Existence man would
  • kind are actually what might be called a mere playing with
  • age basically, however, was an age of darkness.
  • in such a way that he basically has little inner relationship
  • being of man. World and man alternate rhythmically, the human
  • being living both physically and spiritually. For the human
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • what I called a mineral consciousness. It can be called this
  • for outer reasons — call the mineral kingdom a
  • non-living, dead kingdom: but we must also call it a dead
  • attention, however, to a matter that calls for comment, that
  • be related to one another. In what we may call the passage of
  • with his etheric body in the same way as what I have called
  • the human being can be quite practically calculated from the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • call a realm of nature of the future, which does not yet
  • our earth — called in my Outline of Occult Science the
  • it remains unconscious, but it is active. Basically it is
  • states that I have called burning desire, mobile sensitivity,
  • us in our I was felt by a man who suffered tragically in the
  • comprehensible that Nietzsche, who suffered so tragically
  • called in my Occult Science the Jupiter world.
  • present, and future together symbolically by saying: the past
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • I. Then I showed you how what man today can call his bodies
  • immersed but that are not called to do actual self-conscious
  • then, if what we call anthroposophical spiritual science
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • depict the matter schematically, we could render it in this
  • makes life worth living for the cultured, the so-called
  • absorbed from within. Schematically one could draw the entire
  • inner, however, wanders out: what the person calls his inner
  • is presented cosmomorphically; that is, the impressions are
  • might call it, insofar as it is delimited by his skin.
  • alone could justifiably be called air is perceived there.
  • extraordinarily important to call to mind
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • something we may call the relationship to the Mystery of
  • one that we have frequently called the view of
  • call forth inner necessities, but it can never enable the
  • organs, and in short, everything that, symbolically speaking,
  • line of evolution; he looked back historically, he looked
  • back geologically. When he went back still further, however,
  • divine-spiritual in the appearance. We can call to mind the
  • basically the situation of present-day humanity from the
  • basically we already find theoretically in Schopenhauer's
  • civilization, basically only a small number of people have
  • — it shines physically outside and spiritually in
  • when so-called Christian theologians again and again lump