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• Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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  • — joy which could be enhanced to the point of a complete giving
  • what were from his point of view supremely important constituent
  • know in order to find a starting point for trying to get a grip on
  • was pointed out to the Mystery pupils who were led from the East into the
  • point with every possible emphasis towards this inner human fact.
  • standpoint enters into the development of modern civilisation.
  • that would be pointed out to you by such an ancient sage as I placed
  • are infinitely crude even from the point of view of ordinary
• Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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  • comes to the point when he could say: “The world is permeated
  • conception. Thus we come to the point of thinking in a living and
  • Science and Anthroposophy. Yet there are ways in which one can point
  • the earth and disappear. They are backward-pointing men.
  • get beyond ordinary sense-perception and reach the point where
  • permeated through and through with inner life. The centre-point
• Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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  • shall view the Mystery of Golgotha from a standpoint arising from
  • and have pointed out that in
  • the situation of present-day mankind from the standpoint of
  • When speaking of Christ, it pointed to the Sun.
  • point of issue will be the knowledge of the Mystery of Golgotha.
  • One may therefore say: Even in regard to this point, external
• Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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  • is what he would feel, and from his point of view he would show
  • great deal of what we really need in order to find the point
  • point out most earnestly this human fact.
  • to be found in man. But it must be pointed out already to-day,
  • man of the West; knowledge points it out. It is far worse,
  • from this point of view into the modern evolution of
  • influence of this unconscious fear and reached the point of
  • an old Oriental sage would point out, such a sage as I have
  • evolution is characterised by the fact that the starting point
  • be balanced. Important points of view open out, which are just
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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  • joy — joy that could be enhanced to the point of a
  • understood) what were from his point of view the most
  • to find a starting point for trying to get a grip on modern
  • was pointed out to the mystery pupils who were led from the
  • not point with the greatest intensity toward this inner human
  • stand-point enters into the evolution of modern
  • infinitely crude, even from the point of view of ordinary
  • said, is characterized by the fact that the starting point
  • wished today to look from a different viewpoint at matters we
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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  • the present day, he comes to the point at which it is
  • to the point of thinking in a living and spiritual way about
  • pointing out even to modern man how he carries in his inner
  • away with the earth and disappear. They are backward-pointing
  • get beyond ordinary sense perception and reach the point
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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  • when this soul life is viewed from the viewpoint of
  • explained here from other viewpoints how what is expressed in
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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  • actually carry man's relation to his environment to the point
  • point, as it were, of ordinary human consciousness. It first
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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  • point of view of his physical body, we come in the web of
  • thought to his past karma. Looking at man from the viewpoint
  • one is pointed in two different directions — it is
  • pointed in two directions: to Goethe's life before 1790 and
  • psychological viewpoint one compares all that impressed
  • words we point to what we actually have subjectively in our
  • think how it would be if this activity that I have pointed
  • points beyond man, that is, beyond birth and death; it points
  • signs of the times point to the fact that the human being
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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  • another viewpoint — that when we first ascend into the
  • spirits. We have already characterized from various points of
  • certain viewpoints the way in which the human being goes
  • respects have nothing to orient us, no guiding viewpoint,
  • the point of time when we take on the boundaries of our human
  • possible to give from the most varied points of view a deeply
  • birth. One point of view is to be found in the lecture course
  • today I have been developing another point of view for
  • you. All these points of view are intended to lead to
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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  • We will take this as our starting point today.
  • that in part have their point of origin in the consciousness
  • also developed only to a certain stage, never to the point to
  • how he has setbacks, even to the point of illness. Everything
  • here on earth as the animal world. At this point, however, we
  • earlier lectures, and also again yesterday, I have pointed
  • something that points the human being back to what is
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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  • the point of creating a heavenly body, a planet. What the
  • what in the I is still seed-like and as seed must point to
  • lie the seeds for cosmic worlds. The point is merely that we
  • This is revealed also from the viewpoint we took today. We
  • possible points of view, world knowledge is knowledge of man.
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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  • the point of being able to say: a very special demand is made
  • if we place the human being from the point of view of spirit,
  • merely come to the point of saying to themselves, “I
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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  • surrendering to a continuous deception. I'd like to point to
  • solidity. Our entire earth is perceived from the viewpoint of
  • depends on the human viewpoint.
  • described yesterday from a different viewpoint. There is
  • from a purely philosophical standpoint in my
• Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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  • existence, when we ascend to the point where our will is
  • most varied viewpoints. In the course of the past years, we
  • have already studied a great number of these viewpoints;
  • standpoint arising out of the study of the value of freedom
  • pointing out that in
  • birth and death. The human being has come to the point today
  • standpoint of general consciousness; consequently humanity is
  • Christ. When speaking of Christ, the ancients pointed to the
  • sun. More recent humanity must now not point away from the
  • the path to the Mystery of Golgotha from the viewpoint of