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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • know in order to find a starting point for trying to get a grip on
  • questions he wants to find the answers in his ordinary
  • transformed by feeling and will. One finds only the
  • to find his bearings in regard to what thus penetrates into his
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • I spoke of how we find
  • limbs, we find that we must look for their source beyond birth and
  • spoken — Soloviev. You find in him an attitude of soul that
  • other doctrines of that kind. We in our time have only to find the
  • them to find their way into ordinary consciousness; they must become
  • thrown back into chaos, moral impulses can find their way, then we
  • we compare this finding? We cannot compare it with what our senses tell
  • placed into the world. Hence we find that even with the toned-down
  • — as I have said — we can find the Father God. What sort
  • to the sun, there we find it is all quite different. Through Imagination
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • Man must therefore find freedom in a world of illusion; he does
  • not find it in the world of reality which completely withdrew to
  • find necessity. We may therefore say that the world which man
  • But we find that
  • of ancient times, we find that the whole conception of the world
  • the past. In the Old Testament we find ideas which are above all
  • again find that they enabled man to grasp his earthly existence.
  • still find the influence of this idea of the world's beginning,
  • self, so modern times must find in a right conception of the
  • reasonable foundation. We find instead that in the past, man gave
  • and the ancient teachings of the Gods. If we wish to find Christ,
  • we must find him in freedom and turn to the Mystery of Golgotha
  • dissolves into fog and mist and theoretically we already find
  • existence of a gaseous sphere, they would find negative space,
  • Modern mankind must find it, if it wants to come out of the
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • great deal of what we really need in order to find the point
  • reveals. In bringing forward such a question he wants to find
  • engaged in trade may find an open doorway, etc.
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • to find a starting point for trying to get a grip on modern
  • In raising such questions he wishes to find the answer in his
  • finds only the reflections, the mirror-images, of outer life
  • man will be able to find his bearings regarding what actually
  • life; above all we shall not be able to find the balance
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • spoke of how we find within the human being a kind of source
  • as one can find in my
  • the gradual growth of the limbs, we find that we must look
  • You find in him an attitude of
  • similar things. One must only find the right form for these
  • things, a form that would enable them to find their way into
  • its chaos, moral impulses can find their way, then we have
  • into the world. Hence we find that even with the toned-down
  • however, find the Father God with the intellect, as I have
  • the sun, we find it is all quite different. Already in
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • find the following. When we are able to experience the
  • which we find ourselves between going to sleep and awaking.
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • the animal world, we find in the animal world a consciousness
  • descend to the plant world we find there not the same sort of
  • the mineral consciousness is weaving. We would find
  • that we find on awaking between the etheric body and the
  • us between our etheric and physical bodies, which we can find
  • spiritual world, this we find only as a fragment, as
  • upward we find what we then have subjectively in Imagination.
  • spiritual world we find a weaving of picture-thoughts.
  • world, you find, in fact, the content of your soul. It is the
  • place, our soul, permeated with the I, also finds the
  • we go still deeper, we find what is deeper than sleep; if we
  • go upward we first find Imagination as reality fulfilled.
  • descends and finds the animal's dreaming consciousness; it
  • descends further and finds the plant's sleeping
  • consciousness; it descends further and finds the mineral's
  • the human being rises above himself and finds the beings who
  • finds the beings who reveal themselves in Inspirations,
  • finally finds the beings who reveal themselves through
  • the other side you would find, raying in from the opposite
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • thought is only weaving with it. We find it, as it were, in
  • first finds this outer evolution, begun on Saturn, expressed
  • objectively, therefore, we find what is otherwise in us
  • subjectively as soul life. We find it objectified. We find
  • that we are able to consider it objectively. We find,
  • kind of self-knowledge, one actually finds in this mood
  • mathematical, geometrical way, we find that we can think out
  • soul life along these lines, and everywhere it would find
  • one finds proclaimed in that inner being something that
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • would be unable to find even the subconscious relationship to
  • The human being does not easily find the bridge to
  • in a more-or-less outer way. Had he been able to find the
  • being in his relationship to the cosmos we find that while
  • works with mechanical necessity. What we find in the
  • sensed knowledge. It is tremendously moving when one finds
  • to the place in which he finds himself, to which his karma
  • observing the human being spiritually, we can actually find
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • the human being is after death, we find that the astral body
  • consider the human being as a whole, we find that he has his
  • observe the metals in the earth to find that they are of
  • — we find that his I goes on further. At first,
  • into physical life. One could find confirmation of this
  • cannot find in the animals themselves what works out of the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • science of the spirit, we find that it is true that the
  • to what we find in the land of spirit all that we connect
  • oceanic region, we already find human beings together in
  • when we find it concretely immersed in the world of the
  • find the present, we find this soul world intimately bound up
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • studies I have shown how the human being can find a
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • thinking, feeling, and willing, then of course we find that
  • are described you will find simultaneous mention of scent
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • civilization producing the terrible conditions modern humanity finds
  • The human being therefore must find his freedom in a world of
  • appearance; he does not find freedom in the true world, which
  • being; there, he can find only a necessity. We may therefore
  • We find,
  • mysteries in ancient times, we find that the whole view of
  • cognition that has arisen since that time, one finds that the
  • the past. In the Old Testament we find conceptions that are
  • again find something that enabled man to grasp his earthly
  • find his own value and see himself within the cosmos as a
  • you may still find
  • self, so modern times must find in a right view of the
  • that which again enables the human being to find divine life
  • university view, which has no reasonable foundation. We find
  • If the human being wishes to fmd Christ, he must find Him in
  • basically we already find theoretically in Schopenhauer's
  • existence of a gaseous sphere, they would find negative
  • freedom. Modern humanity must find it, if it wishes to