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• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • memory of a past experience.
  • to the great contradiction between East and West. In times past the Oriental
  • know only the passing and the past. What our intellect gives us, if
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • from many different aspects. In the course of the past years, we
  • different in a more remote past. In past times people had very
  • the past. In the Old Testament we find ideas which are above all
  • of past epochs view history? No matter in what form they saw it,
  • in which it appeared in ancient times. In past epochs man could
  • reasonable foundation. We find instead that in the past, man gave
  • right way how in the past man's soul confronted the beginning of
  • of the past, by allowing his whole soul to be filled by a
  • fantasy. In past epochs, people did not imagine the Sun as a
  • the past. What is missing in the writings of an older Theosophy?
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • past experience.
  • only the passing and the past. When we behold in the right
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • of thought. They are our past karma (see
  • therefore, we perceive our past karma.
  • past and future karma, what weaves and lives within us,
  • perceive its effects out of the past if we can maintain our
  • of his past karma; every evening on falling asleep he passes
  • grasp with presence of mind the past objectively, without, it
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • It is inspired, breathed in, out of our own past, that past
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • have already explained the process of observation in the past
  • thought to his past karma. Looking at man from the viewpoint
  • these things, therefore, one can really see the person's past
  • brings us completely into the stream of the human past. Hence
  • our past on this path, our completed karma, is also to be
  • sought. In feeling, in the most essential sense, past and
  • unite with what is certainly only the past, as I have just
  • reflect as a past experience, if it were permeated by will!
  • everything in which the human past and the human future play
  • mood of soul of the human being in a moment where past and
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • past this cosmic evolution has gone through the Saturn, Sun,
  • entire life. Karmic tendencies remaining from the past unite
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • referred back to past ages of the cosmos. From my
  • higher realms, we must look back to ages far in the past. We
  • stage of beings who, in ages long past, have in their
  • look up to higher beings as they were in the past.
  • as they were in the past and understand them according to
  • into the future. Regarding the human being we can group past,
  • present, and future together symbolically by saying: the past
  • have a world in the past. We have its effects today on the
  • today already encompass two worlds. The world of the past can
  • present-day man means world knowledge of the past. Knowledge
  • spirit look at the splendor of the past world. If you wish to
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • past ages of which we have spoken — beginning with the
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • most varied viewpoints. In the course of the past years, we
  • the past. In the Old Testament we find conceptions that are
  • people of past eras view history? No matter in what form they
  • the distant past and the distant future.
  • ancient times. In past ages the human being could imagine a
  • instead that in the past the human being gave himself up
  • right way how in the past man's soul pictured the beginning
  • meant in the past. What is missing in these writings? The