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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • mirror within. We perceive what is reflected by the memory-mirror. We
  • and is developed in front of the memory-mirror, penetrates below this
  • memory-mirror. Thoughts penetrate below the memory-mirror and work
  • memory-ideas, but also trickles through the memory-mirror, permeating
  • memory.
  • your inner nature, below the powers of memory, you bear within you
  • mind with which he penetrates as far as memory, then he enters a
  • the memory-mirror, a fury of destruction, a fury of dissolution, in
  • thought, which must be there in front of the memory-mirror, brings
  • deeper than this life of memory, this ordinary life of thought which
  • of destruction lies within, beyond the memory-mirror. But the life of
  • modern man takes its course between the memory-mirror and the outer
  • inner being, is able to see beyond the memory-mirror, so far is he
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • memory of a past experience.
  • As we do this, as we look within behind the memory-mirror, then what I
  • we penetrate the memory-mirror within. With a developed
  • memory-mirror or behind the tapestry of the world of the senses. And
  • the memory-mirror, a spiritual element lives.” One must needs
  • memory-mirror. So that when we let our gaze penetrate deep down below
  • this memory-mirror, there at last we observe it, though it is always
  • below the memory-mirror into the inner chaos, we are in a region of
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • Ego being. We may, for example, preserve it in our memory, and in
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • the form of memory. Just as we cannot look behind a mirror
  • to the West, enabled them to see clearly behind memory into
  • perception which develops in front of the memory-mirror,
  • penetrates under this memory-mirror. Thoughts penetrate below
  • this memory-mirror and exercise an action on man's etheric
  • memory-thoughts on the one hand, but nevertheless oozes
  • through the memory-mirror which pervades us just as the
  • chaos, destroying it completely deeper down than where I memory
  • memory, you have something in you as man, that aims at
  • man's inner being, he will first come as far as memory, then he
  • annihilate what is there. Beneath our memory-mirror each one of
  • thinking which must exist in front of the memory-mirror,
  • us, beneath the mirror of memory. But the life of present-day
  • man takes its course between that which the memory-mirror
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • below, red). We see what is reflected in this memory
  • developed in front of the memory-mirror, penetrates below
  • this memory-mirror. Thoughts penetrate below this
  • memory-mirror and work into the human etheric body, into that
  • something that on the one hand becomes memory images but that
  • also trickles through the memory-mirror, permeating it just
  • lies deeper than memory.
  • memory, you bear within you something that works
  • penetrates as far as memory, he enters a realm where the
  • memory-mirror, a fury of destruction, a fury of dissolution,
  • of the memory-mirror, brings about the continuation of
  • this life of memory, this ordinary life of thought, which
  • source of destruction lies within, beyond the memory-mirror.
  • memory-mirror and the outer sense perceptions. Just as little
  • able to see beyond the memory-mirror, so far is he from being
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • soul. Later we are able to call up again our memory of the
  • back again into consciousness, and so we have a memory of a
  • memory-mirror, then what I characterized yesterday as a kind
  • we penetrate with ordinary consciousness the memory-mirror
  • either the memory-mirror or the tapestry of the world of the
  • memory-mirror, a spiritual element is living.” One must
  • destruction is below our memory-mirror. If we let our gaze
  • penetrate far below this memory-mirror, there at last we
  • being, when we dive down below the memory-mirror into the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • experience of reminiscing, is actually a later memory of the
  • when one looks back upon life in the memory, it appears as a
  • empty space, then the memory of the events of the previous
  • sleep that we have our self-assertion in memory. What I am
  • progress of memory. We do not perceive the I directly in
• 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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  • out to you here came quite clearly to expression in memory
  • — in memory, the will must already have disappeared! It
  • must still be active, but when the memory is complete, when
  • the remembered thought is there, the memory certainly would
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • activity. He receives as reflections his thoughts, his memory
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • example, preserve it in our memory, making it therefore in a