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• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • described as a kind of centre and heart of destruction meets our gaze.
  • which we have described.
  • egohood as a result of the influences I have described.
  • world at large to-day in the way I have described them to you here,
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • connected with the beginning of the world, and they are described
  • history as it is generally described and accepted today, obtains
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • egoity under the influences I described yesterday.
  • the way I have described them to you here, for people have
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • in the sense of what is described in
  • cognition, and today I would like simply to describe for you
  • have described. When we awake we slip with our I and astral
  • described, it is grasped not merely as being of the nature of
  • on awaking he can grasp what I have described, can then also,
  • process of going to sleep as those I have described for
  • difficult to grasp than what I described before, for the
  • described to you here is of course always present in the
  • is true, recognizing it as plainly as I have now described
  • exhausted in its images. Things can be described in a living
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • memory, as I described yesterday. Our consciousness is dull
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • universal cosmos, and what I have described as this web of
  • as I have described in my Outline of Occult Science, one at
  • try to describe it as precisely as possible. One can do this,
  • one can describe this mood as precisely as possible, but then
  • crystal cube: I will describe the exact process. First of all
  • described? You see, the subjective thought becomes conscious
  • into feeling than what I have already described as the mood
  • described as ranging from an extreme depression to complete
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • a time, what was his astral body. This has been described in
  • astral fruit of the earth, as described in my book,
  • described many of Goethe's poems as being smooth and cold as
  • described to you yesterday, but he works with what now lives
  • have described to you as the human being, which was formed as
  • I just described (lilac). What is actually physical is then
  • with mineral substance. What we have described here is, as
  • him, as I have just described.
  • earthly. We know that then, as I have often described for
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • time what I have described in my book,
  • as the passage through the soul world. There I have described
  • which this is described, you will receive this feeling of
  • that if the passage through the soul world is described in
  • of spirit has inner experiences that can be described there
  • spiritual outer world. To be able to describe this at all, I
  • like a region of air. In all that is described there in this
  • is different. Nevertheless if we wish to describe how things
  • case of the oceanic regions. What is described as continent
  • The moral-spiritual world is described as having directly
  • in the land of spirit that I have described in my book,
  • be described only as a realm standing above the human realm.
  • Jupiter existence. It cannot be described, for instance, by
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • the soul element, I was able to describe to you how thinking
  • active. He does not feel — as I described it previously
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • fills that dull being that I have just described, so really
  • response from within as I have been able to describe
  • in the way I have described.
  • that everything that I have described, for example, in my
  • not see the world described like our human mental images from
  • within. What I describe there as Saturn, Sun, Moon, and Earth
  • outward. Never will one be able to describe an outer world as
  • are described you will find simultaneous mention of scent
  • impressions. You see from this that warmth is not described
  • green, in which I attempted to describe how people speak of
  • described yesterday from a different viewpoint. There is
  • of pure thinking that I have described in my
  • have described in my
  • appearance, transformed in the way that I have described.
  • to their instincts and drives — I have described this
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • described in a form accessible to the human being, enabling
  • constitutes history as it is generally described and accepted