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- Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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- its representatives: “You are living entirely in fear; your
- this love can be traced directly in the present. But one who is able
- up in him that could no longer exist directly in the immediate present,
- What presents itself to the ordinary consciousness of modern man as
- Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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- objects in a material sense, and following the custom of present day
- is perfectly possible for the consciousness of the present day, he
- such as those we have expounded here. At present it is ready to
- Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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- The lecture presented here was given in Dornach on October 16, 1921,
- The lecture presented here was given in Dornach on October 16, 1921,
- to a new birth. We have already explained that in the present
- death and a new birth. But in the present epoch this capacity of
- the present epoch we were not able to experience the world as an
- man's present consciousness.
- in the present age man cannot live in a world of illusion after
- still another difference between the present time and older human
- on, of Greece and Rome, as far as our present time. In thought we
- the situation of present-day mankind from the standpoint of
- into the way in which the pagan cosmogonies arose. In the present
- from doing so. In the present time, we no longer conceive in the
- In the present
- Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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- This lecture is presented here with the kind permission of the Rudolf
- turn his gaze on present-day Western civilisation, he would
- impulses of present-day civilisation. And were we able to
- present time, little of it can be seen directly. But he who is
- But even at present it does indeed happen that this word is
- every-day man of the present age sees the world around him
- shape of representations, and that part of the representations
- present time and out of which his actions proceed. Present-day
- the present times we can see what would happen. What is to be
- world-conception needed in the present age, this force of
- kinds of aspects. But it is in conformity with the present age
- supposing he were to arise again, whereas a present-day man
- us, beneath the mirror of memory. But the life of present-day
- break through the representations gained through the
- representations gained through the senses. Every night, between
- then, lies beyond the representations gained through the senses
- present-day such things do not enter into the consciousness of
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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- representatives, “You are really living entirely in
- present. One who is able to discern it, however, can see even
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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- custom of present-day science we speak of the conservation of
- and molecules but of spiritual beings. This world was present
- present stage of evolution it is impossible to arrive at an
- the present day, he comes to the point at which it is
- however, one must present truths such as I indicated
- cannot present such things before the world at large today in
- wished to present to you today.
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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- — what presents itself to Imaginative cognition is the
- the etheric and physical bodies. If we present this
- that if this represents the physical body (orange) and this
- always present in the sleeping and waking states, with our
- subjective weaving of thought. Both, however, are present in
- dream. These dream pictures now are present throughout the
- the present content of our consciousness. They are there,
- present it, because it is a reality. In grasping it we come
- becomes something of the spiritual, objectively present, that
- described to you here is of course always present in the
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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- through birth into existence; they represent, in other words,
- present at other times. Everything in the soul life that does
- see drawing) represents the circumference of
- from the presentation in my book,
- possesses, however, the force of life. It presents itself to
- consciousness presents what the outer world gives him between
- is surrendered to our present one, streams over, pours itself
- into our present life on earth. We exercise this activity
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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- present the preceding and the following part of life —
- man represents a cooperation between what has gone before,
- have presented in the last two days, you will be able to see
- presented to you, presses outward and becomes his karma that
- completely hidden from present-day natural scientific
- thinking. Present-day natural scientific thinking does not
- about the surrounding world. By reason of the present
- simply the task of the present life of spirit in its progress
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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- human beings in such a way that there are present in the
- we live today in humanity's present epoch man —
- being of the angeloi; in our present age he cannot unite
- If the present
- guide. One does not arrive at an understanding of our present
- These archai, these primal spirits, in the present cosmic
- physical organs, but you will understand me if I present this
- space, but naturally we can only present this in spatial
- could say, in naming this picture circle, which represented
- at the disposal of present-day spiritual science, comes once
- at first everything is present in him that ultimately
- world represented by the earthly human being who Wrests
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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- included. The inner side of the plant-like is presented to
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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- man as spirit, we must look up to the present evolutionary
- present. We develop our soul by means of what we draw forth
- various ways with this working in the immediate present. In
- present.
- stand between our present mineral realm, which lies as though
- our present earthly existence. What is in us as forces of
- substance resembling that of the present plant world but
- present animals, which is confined to the perception of the
- the case with the present-day human being. This human-animal
- course as those of the present-day human being, in which the
- of the present animal realm, proceeding merely from instinct.
- exist for the earthly today. The present earthly environment
- angeloi that is a concept for the present time, which is
- what constitutes the present for the human being, his soul
- in the present time of the earth. The astral body, at the end
- various animal species dies away, when the present form of
- their essential being. We know that part of their present
- find the present, we find this soul world intimately bound up
- with the present. If we look upon man's bodily world, in this
- present, and future together symbolically by saying: the past
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- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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- presents from its authoritative science as an outer
- ultimately what it is that makes a few people in the present
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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- fully conscious of them, represent only what glimmers up to
- presents itself to us between birth and death and then
- the middle of the nineteenth century, the more representative
- is presented cosmomorphically; that is, the impressions are
- about the light for which we in our present-day intellectual
- presented this as it appears in terms of the human being
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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- yesterday that in our present era, since the middle of the
- the present age the human being between birth and death were
- reality, but a reality that does not rise up in man's present
- however, that in the present age it is again the case that
- present-day human beings.
- further on, of Greece and Rome, as far as our present time.
- basically the situation of present-day humanity from the
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