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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • could be understood only intellectually. Ideas about them could be
  • idea of the degree of Philistinism into which they have grown; they have
  • less and less idea of it just because it comes to seem natural. They
  • being. The sense-perceptions received from outside, the ideas
  • developed therefrom, these ideas as they penetrate within becoming
  • memory-ideas, but also trickles through the memory-mirror, permeating
  • idea of this. The modern materialistic world-conception is a product
  • have come into existence if the life of ideas did not arise from a
  • looks at it and then forms ideas about it. The ideas thus arrived at
  • ideas about the blood, the lymph. Subtle shades of difference are to
  • although only a crude idea of them can be had by modern thinking.
  • speech savours of the old crude ideas and nothing essential is
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • in the direction of egoism, we pour moral and ethical ideals into the
  • being formed out of man's moral ideals, but also out of his
  • ideals into his inner chaos, and the unmoral and anti-moral which is
  • indeed modern times may be said to have any idea of Christ at all.
  • cannot possibly come to an idea of Christ as long as he makes use
  • of forming a true idea of Christ.
  • Father God and the Christ, the two ideas become confused and
  • moral ideals through coming to a Christ-consciousness and receiving
  • our moral or anti-moral ideals. There is the upspringing of new life.
  • idea most important for us to connect with the Mystery of Golgotha is
  • the idea of the Risen Christ, the Christ who has vanquished
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • since that time, we come across certain definite ideas on the
  • the past. In the Old Testament we find ideas which are above all
  • Judgment,” for example, we come across ideas connected with
  • conceptions of the world's beginning and end. Within these ideas
  • conception of the end of the earth lived on in historical ideas,
  • still find the influence of this idea of the world's beginning,
  • idea of this truth. Read what Schopenhauer wrote on the absence
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • intellectually. It was possible to have an idea of them, but
  • slightest idea that it is so. This modern material
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • little idea of the degree of conventionalism into which it
  • has grown; people have less and less idea of it simply
  • life of ideas did not arise from a source of destruction.
  • and then form ideas about it. The ideas thus arrived at are
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • moral and ethical ideals.Then something new arises. Then in
  • moral ideals, within this source of destruction. It is also
  • birth by carrying his moral ideals into his inner chaos and
  • we look at the modern development of the idea of Christ
  • idea of Christ as long as he makes use only of the concepts
  • and ideas that he has been cultivating as natural science
  • a true idea of Christ.
  • man ennobles his ethical ideals through the Christ
  • ethical ideals as they should be formed through the fact that
  • with our moral ideals or anti-moral ideas (red). There new
  • important idea that must be connected with the Mystery of
  • Golgotha, is the idea of the Risen Christ, the Christ Who has
  • important idea is that of Christ Who passes through death and
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • begin from certain hypotheses to form crystalline ideas that
  • intuitively grasped moral ideals. We can give these
  • intuitively grasped moral ideas to the thought-will on the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • and ideas at his disposal he is able to understand the
  • holds to the ideal that the complicated combination of the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • pedantic, commonplace ideas and obvious objections to which I
  • formula will be discovered. That idea, however, is completely
  • becomes filled with ideas that come from this knowledge, he
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • receive an idea, a concept of it, we must consider in yet
  • in the midst of decline. Because the whole idea remains
  • Nietzsche wanted to cling desperately to the idea of
  • order to cling desperately, as I said, to the idea of
  • to the earth. We gain no idea at first from the I what it is
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • able to understand things that you receive as ideas in your
  • link something from the soul life with this unusual idea
  • clairvoyant as ideas — this is done not in the I but in
  • self-achievement of the thoughts, the ideas of
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • the ideas of sin and atonement are difficult, these
  • world's beginning and end. Within these ideas he could still