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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • the most important moments of life. And since fear is closely
  • life. Whenever we were concerned to promulgate a world-conception and
  • let action and social life spring from it, the main thing was joy
  • modern life.
  • æsthetic, scientific and social life. This ancient
  • thyself” entered the historical life of man only when the early
  • sometimes adopted strange forms of outer life, as for instance Bulwer
  • later life can be understood only if one is aware of how he received,
  • ways of life. Precisely in him one can observe what a man's attitude
  • towards life becomes when he admits into his inner experience this
  • is “done.” But things in life are all interconnected, and
  • have what forms the content of the soul, the content of life in which
  • reflections, the mirror-pictures, of external life, when looking into
  • into outer life. It belongs, however, to our time to penetrate into
  • deeper than this life of memory, this ordinary life of thought which
  • nothing at all outside this life between birth and death. Modern
  • have come into existence if the life of ideas did not arise from a
  • penetrate deeply into the connections of modern life by looking at
  • of destruction lies within, beyond the memory-mirror. But the life of
  • The Ego, as experienced in ordinary life, must be given up, if one
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• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • our inner life.
  • if this egoism is carried out into social life, then evil ensues,
  • evil in the life and actions of men.
  • see from this how complicated is the life into which man is placed.
  • will have to be replaced by a much more concrete life of
  • Material life, together with all the laws of nature, is thrown back
  • life when he hears the “word”, apparently sounding to him
  • studies that which is coming into life, he really only studies
  • earth, then something comes to life in the chaos within him, seed is
  • life, a continual coming to birth. This does not reveal itself in any
  • receive life. They would together become the so-called flesh colour,
  • on life is entirely absent. There, that which is man is thrown back
  • our moral or anti-moral ideals. There is the upspringing of new life.
  • Father God, is endowed with life once more by God the Son; a new
  • springing into life and everything that is on the way down. Hence the
  • religion of resurrection, a religion that awakens again to life that
  • it does approach the centre, but then it begins to receive life in
  • split up and disperse; it becomes living, and spreads out life from
  • the centre in every direction. And together with this life it
  • permeated through and through with inner life. The centre-point
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• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • freedom, gives his being, as it were, weight, reality and life.
  • is to say, if we do not take anything out of earthly life for our
  • observing man's lifeless parts, indeed sometimes by studying only
  • wake up in the morning, we must enter a perceptive life of
  • semblance, so that freedom may unfold. But this life of
  • semblance, which constitutes our waking perceptive life, did not
  • stand in regard to the life between death and a new birth? In our
  • life and his organic life, or the activity of the single organs;
  • i.e., if we submit completely to the semblance in life, we may
  • people thought that life on earth and the earth itself would end
  • not enable him to understand human life on earth. If you take the
  • disappearance of divine spiritual life from the illusion of
  • development. They reach back to ages when earthly life was still
  • semblance with the forces of inner life. Man would like to submit
  • degree in which man lacks freedom during his life from birth to
  • must in future enter the life of mankind is that the divine
  • that which again enables man to see divine life united with
  • earthly life.
  • which leads us to a spiritual life guaranteed by the Mystery of
  • history obtains inner life, an historical soul, connected with
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• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • life fear permeates all you do — all you feel, too, and
  • days, fear really played no part in the life of
  • be brought into the world, so that deeds and social life may
  • its religious, aesthetic, scientific and social life. This old
  • thyself” entered man's historical life only with the
  • say, lifeless. But what was brought into the Mystery colonies
  • towards life, for instance,
  • in life. In his case it is possible to see what an attitude
  • toward life is assumed by a man who assimilates this
  • sensible. But there is a connection in the things in life, and
  • contents, the contents of the life in which man lives in the
  • Only reflections, mirrored images of outer life, can be found
  • fear. It exercises an action on life outside, hidden under all
  • afraid to look below the life of memories, the usual life
  • there is nothing beyond this life between birth and death.
  • unless the life of thought rises from within, out of a
  • the connections of life during more recent times. The world
  • us, beneath the mirror of memory. But the life of present-day
  • sensations, as fluctuating feelings and permeate human life. In
  • life outside. The coarse, uncouth understanding employed
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • and its reverberations in the most important moments of life.
  • say, “In my day, fear played no part in civilized life.
  • action and social life to spring from it, the main thing was
  • life. Actually, an echo of the ancient civilization still
  • social life. This ancient civilization is in decline, and
  • thyself” actually entered human historical life only in
  • have sometimes adopted strange forms of outer life, as, for
  • life can be grasped only if one knows how he received, to
  • became estranged from the natural ways of life. Precisely in
  • him it is possible to see what a man's attitude toward life
  • “done.” Things in life, however, are all
  • content of the soul, the content of life in which modern man
  • finds only the reflections, the mirror-images, of outer life
  • of masks it works into outer life. It is suited to the modern
  • this life of memory, this ordinary life of thought, which
  • the doctrine that there is nothing at all outside this life
  • life of ideas did not arise from a source of destruction.
  • penetrate deeply into the connections of modern life by
  • The life of modern man, however, takes its course between the
  • in ordinary life, must be given up if one wishes to penetrate
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • intellect, through the effects generally upon our life of
  • life these afterimages of sense experiences.
  • is carried out into social life, evil arises, evil in the
  • life and actions of human beings.
  • from this how truly complicated is the life into which man is
  • more concrete life of consciousness. Needless to say, one
  • annihilated. Material life, together with all the laws of
  • vision, however, they become permeated with inner life in
  • the Christ has come to earth, then something comes to life in
  • one another — they would receive life. They would
  • colors interpenetrate, thus taking on life, becoming living
  • this power to take on life is entirely absent. There, that
  • life springs up.
  • Father God, is endowed with life once more by God the Son; a
  • awakens again to life what would otherwise be nothing but
  • then it begins to receive life in the rays of the sun that
  • disperse; it becomes living and spreads out life from the
  • center in every direction. Together with this life it
  • something that is permeated with inner life, where the center
  • unfolding, springing and welling up with renewed life.
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • particularly to the life of the soul and what we discover
  • when this soul life is viewed from the viewpoint of
  • daily normal life, to ordinary modern science, and that
  • before one. It is impossible to do this with the soul life in
  • ordinary consciousness; to understand the life of the soul,
  • one must draw back a stage, as it were,so that the life of
  • life thinking, feeling, and willing. It is true that
  • ordinary life of the soul; you can picture no train of
  • act of will striving into the life of thought .Though the
  • the ordinary soul life, therefore, our will is not isolated
  • Thus we have throughout the soul life a flowing together, yet
  • distinguish, within this flowing life of soul,thinking,
  • same time the flowing, weaving life of soul. Then, when we
  • during waking life the physical, etheric,astral bodies, and
  • One hears so little said in ordinary life of the observations
  • with reminiscences of life, whereas what takes place at the
  • passing through the etheric body, when life reminiscences
  • grasped objectively the first element of the life of the
  • life of thought does not actually come into our consciousness
  • the life of sense perception. By having within you the life
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • our lifetime. Something is always left behind, however, and
  • present at other times. Everything in the soul life that does
  • objectively the human soul life itself, and we found that
  • dream life, how he has pictures sweeping through the dream
  • life. I explained yesterday that the Imaginative
  • the waves that mount up from the day's dream life into our
  • beneath the surface of the conceptual life, and this dream
  • life lives itself out in feelings.
  • that does not rise to thinking, to a life of thought, but
  • that is developed actually in a sort of living dream life. We
  • can form a picture of what reveals itself in the soul life of
  • the animal through a study of our own dream life. The soul
  • life of the animal is entirely a dreaming. The animal's soul
  • life thus is much more actively at work on the organism than
  • the soul life of man, which is more free of the organism
  • through the clarity of the conceptual life. The animal
  • upward as feelings, so is the soul life of the animal based
  • life penetrated by the clear light of thought. What therefore
  • forms the animal's soul life, and we can understand animal
  • life if we can picture it as proceeding from the soul
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • relation to cognition of the soul-spiritual life of the human
  • activity, has an independent life of its own. What we feel in
  • works on the human being during his whole life between birth
  • which are kindled through the outer world, have their life in
  • surrounded from outside by the sense life incorporated in the
  • skin (red). This sense life is thus formed out of the cosmos,
  • embryonic life and during our whole life from birth to death,
  • entirely of a will nature. During the life between birth and
  • subjectively as soul life. We find it objectified. We find
  • into the whole life of feeling of the human being. The
  • feeling life of man can really be studied only when we
  • life we are permeated by the totality of our life of feeling.
  • in every moment of our life we are
  • consciousness how in some moment of his earthly life man is
  • this mood in some moment of life, there is no need to go into
  • moment. One can arrive already in ordinary life, however, at
  • pointed in two directions: to Goethe's life before 1790 and
  • present the preceding and the following part of life —
  • life, and what is yet to come and is not yet given to his
  • does not know — or so he imagines. In his life of
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • phenomenon of the human being as he is here in his life
  • man's intimate inner life, taking its course in a threefold
  • make man's physical life on earth comprehensible by asking
  • that in life between birth and death man is nearest to the
  • condition and live out their life in the world of dreams. The
  • bringing man back into physical life. This archangelic being
  • confront us in public life, are founded on the loose
  • him once more into physical, earthly life, he enters
  • being passes through the portal of death his further life
  • nearly he approaches earthly life, the more he draws himself
  • Existence toward a new life on earth he is subject to cosmic
  • life (arrows going in). This Midnight Hour of Existence is
  • being returns into earthly life. As here on earth, however,
  • we cannot really observe except in what during life man
  • of Existence, however, until the next life on earth, the
  • in the same way, as during our life here in an earthly
  • being is formed through education and life in such a way that
  • through life between death and a new birth so that he does
  • will grow into his new life in a way different from what is
  • then, when the human being enters a new earthly life? His
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • their life between death and a new birth, then we must say
  • breathe forth the inner life that permeates the poems of
  • into physical life. One could find confirmation of this
  • his life and see how he never fully arrives anywhere —
  • just in the middle of man's life between death and a new
  • new earthly life, is drawing near. In this period, as you may
  • consciousness during the third part of his life between death
  • death and are on the way to a new earthly life. When we look
  • super-sensible life, man constructs the outer world, he now
  • mind the beginning and the end of life between death and a
  • life in about one-third of the time his life lasted. What he
  • of which he lives backward through his earthly life, so he
  • entire life. Karmic tendencies remaining from the past unite
  • a pre-existent life, that he comes down from spiritual
  • heights into earthly physical life and incorporates his I and
  • life on earth incorporates itself into the etheric impelling
  • himself and himself in the world. He feels the life of the
  • of the human body and becomes inner life. The breath that
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • no doubt that what determines man's life of soul is the
  • short, we can say that when we are considering the soul life
  • from his life as embryo, until his death. When cast off at
  • earth. Before a human being enters embryonic life, and after
  • Only during the human physical, earthly life is this physical
  • what holds it together exist in man's conscious life. It
  • life.
  • participating in life — not just lying there as dead
  • immersed itself in possesses life: an entire living earth,
  • merely able to immerse life into the mineral realm but is
  • that the plant life and the mineral shape are all one. It is
  • man's etheric body today. During life between birth and death
  • what implants actual life into us. It fills us with life. It
  • enter a future stage of life's evolution within which we no
  • ourselves the plant world of today, which develops only life;
  • light, as if what was dead were being consumed by life. Feel
  • overall distribution, the common life in regions that will
  • us as our life of soul, differentiated into thinking,
  • and astral bodies. When we wish to know about the life of
  • these two we must study the life of the will. Then we have
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • bear with us in life: in our physical body, which we lay
  • school, receives as inner soul life within our ordinary
  • environment penetrate into our soul life?
  • has formed his soul life in accordance with the culture of
  • paralyzed. His soul life runs its course merely in the I, and
  • link something from the soul life with this unusual idea
  • inwardly he were permeated by strong, healthy life forces, by
  • life forces that now link him with what already proceeds from
  • being the life force that can guide him beyond mere earthly
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • get some picture of how the human life of spirit, the human
  • soul life, and the human life of the body are to be
  • comprehended. When we visualize the human soul life, that is,
  • waves of the soul life only their form. Something like
  • life is between going to sleep and awakening, so that you
  • life and that cannot be borne through the portal of death.
  • intellectual life as the one we hold so dear today as our
  • civilized life. Before the fifteenth century, however, human
  • makes life worth living for the cultured, the so-called
  • the human being really can acquire only through earthly life,
  • significance only for earthly life. In our ordinary schools,
  • life vanishes too, but the appearance of these sensory
  • experiences the thought life. — because one still has
  • from without, as it were, while during earthly life they were
  • during earthly life could say, “My soul experiences are
  • perceived in the life of the world really cannot be pictured
  • And life
  • life if we glimpse it from the other side of death. If that
  • Life:
  • completely appropriate to man's entire life upon the earth.
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• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • impulse of freedom gives his being in the life between death
  • founded on anything in earthly life — then we create
  • awaken we must enter a perceptive life of appearance, so that
  • This life of
  • appearance, which constitutes our waking life of perception,
  • the entire connection between the soul life and the organic
  • life of the human being, between the activity of the single
  • life in appearance is actually valid for him only between
  • life, is it possible for him to carry his own being through
  • to grasp human life on earth.
  • back to ages in which earthly life arises in a
  • Above all it is unable to enter with the inner life into this
  • freedom here in his life between birth and death, so he is
  • that in the future must break into the life of humanity is
  • that which again enables the human being to find divine life
  • and earthly life interwoven.
  • otherwise historical appearance receives inner life,
  • life. When he passes through the portal of death, he will
  • the Mystery of Golgotha cast into life the light that must