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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • whole mood of soul is governed by fear. All that you do, as well as
  • same standard of education, the same mood of soul, as those of his
  • precept which was to make clear to them in what mood of soul this
  • sense, but for humanity at large they live in feelings and moods,
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • fear; your whole mood of soul is governed by fear. Everything
  • same mood of soul, as those of his ancient time. He would
  • was to make clear to them in what kind of mood of soul this
  • concepts but into his whole mood of soul. Many facts must
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • digesting. The whole mood of the creatures reveals the truth
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • We could also say that we are in a certain mood of feeling
  • in a certain mood of feeling. We should try sometime —
  • bring this mood to consciousness. Let us try to bring to
  • in a certain mood, a certain state of feeling. You know, of
  • course, how mood has infinite variations. It is such that it
  • this mood in some moment of life, there is no need to go into
  • shading, the particular nuance of this mood, how in one
  • This mood of feeling is actually different in every human
  • being. Now, if one explores this mood in oneself through a
  • kind of self-knowledge, one actually finds in this mood
  • let us say, of this emotional mood of soul at some given
  • what this mood is, this mood living utterly and entirely in
  • were the moods of his soul
  • delicate psychological ways the mood of soul that Goethe had
  • one can describe this mood as precisely as possible, but then
  • then the wonderful fact emerges that every momentary mood in
  • already, however, in the general mood of feeling. One thus
  • secret of the mood of soul at any moment. Here one touches
  • instance, the mood of soul of some person whom one has known
  • grasped this mood of soul. Then one can see clearly how the
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