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- Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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- realise when an impression was produced by this self-knowledge on the
- weight, for those who use it do not really know what it signifies.
- false kind of mysticism to ask: “What is there really in my
- If man really
- realm where the being of man has an impulse to destroy, to blot out,
- what he really is within Western civilisation. Enclosed within
- learn what we really must learn to-day for the healthy progress of
- One can really
- things in this way. Thus the realm that manifests as a centre
- in that realm which lies within man as a centre of destruction. And
- is forged in the centre of evil cannot pass beyond the realm of the
- reached — although it must be reached if we are really to go
- Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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- realm we cannot see when the mirror is intact. Correspondingly, if we carry
- there is really nothing in the world that would not bring blessing to man,
- of matter. But in this centre of destruction it really happens that
- thoughts; they are in reality the thoughts of the world. If I follow
- born as little babies, we are really for external perception not unlike
- Harnack says that Christ the Son does not really belong in the
- Christian centuries, in the endeavour to realise in consciousness the
- have really found in ourselves the beginning of spiritual existence.
- back into chaos, we are beholding a real activity of the spirit
- fact, entered a realm where it is meaningless to speak of subjective and
- through himself, but in reality from out of the world.
- provides us with our intellectual concepts, we really come to
- we are able to look at it in the right light, is really a survey of a
- Adolph Harnack, who hold by the Father God alone, are really expounders
- studies that which is coming into life, he really only studies
- understand how this really is, we must envisage it in the following way.
- with what is dead. This kind of culture is directly opposed to real
- Christianity. Real Christianity must have a perceptive feeling for
- itself with all that streams out. The sun is in reality
- Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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- freedom, gives his being, as it were, weight, reality and life.
- between birth and death, the human being really does not have in
- reality the world which we experience may be compared with the
- illusion; it is a reality, but one which does not rise up in
- death, man lives in a real world unknown to him, one which cannot
- not find it in the world of reality which completely withdrew to
- independence. I said that if we really develop freedom on earth;
- conceptions, we shall realize, however, what is needed in
- developed; i.e., not really, but people imagined that this was so
- appears to have no meaning. Let us realize this.
- He should really feel that mankind's historical development is
- This will show you that Schopenhauer really felt this absence of
- Today we do not see much of all that may be realized on the basis
- him his own being and without penetrating into a free realm in
- civilization, only a small number of people have really grasped
- Being to those who contemplate the world in a real way; it is a
- realized fully and profoundly. This knowledge will not be
- not really understand much about Christianity. For it is deeply
- Christianity in a real way, from within. This must be
- Title: Fundamental Impulses in the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times
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- days, fear really played no part in the life of
- great deal of what we really need in order to find the point
- enlightened world-conception of the ancient East, for it really
- of the ancient East, did not contain a real following of the
- real inner contemplation of man, because of the geographical
- really contained within man.
- already possessed this look into man's interior can really show
- really quite an influence in the world outside. But it is no
- do not realize the degree of narrow-mindedness they have
- self. This is really the world looked over by man, out of which
- really contained in his inner being and what self-knowledge
- how feeling and will really work. Because the outer impressions
- his consciousness from his inner being. If man really wants to
- the words that were really meant to explain how well prepared
- himself, and concerning what he really is within the
- man will realize that he envelops a destructive centre.
- what goes on in him instinctively, if a real knowledge of man
- death. He is afraid to look into what is really eternal in the
- really undergoes a hardening process in the centre of Evil
- of thinking, so that nothing real and essential is reached; yet
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- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- representatives, “You are really living entirely in
- way, we would gain much that we really need to know in order
- realize what an impression was produced by this
- weight, for those who say it do not really know what it
- into this realm of experience through such intimations.
- If man really
- penetrates as far as memory, he enters a realm where the
- what he really is within Western civilization. Within Western
- however, we can learn what we really must learn today for the
- One can really
- it must be reached if we are really to move forward. The
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- spatial mirror, we see behind the mirror; we see into a realm
- There is really
- for the ancient Oriental world conception as visible reality.
- Son does not really belong in the Gospels, that the Gospels
- really found in ourselves the beginning of spiritual
- been thrown back into chaos, we are beholding a real activity
- same time entered a realm where it no longer makes sense to
- through himself but in reality from out of the world.
- with our intellectual concepts, we really come to recognize
- who hold to the Father God alone, are really expounders of
- when studying what is unfolding, one really studies only how
- see the reality, the actuality, we must envision it in the
- one realizes that the Father God works in matter, bringing it
- real Christianity. Real Christianity must have a feeling for
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture III
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- Then one comes into the realm of the
- objective cognition. Real cognition can be gained, however,
- really a sum of activities, the astral body, and the I or
- one realizes distinctly that one must pass right through the
- thus grasped the soul element in a certain realm.
- one stands as if within something real, dives down into our
- however, this I really appears, and it is of the nature of
- with real objectivity. In waking we enter our etheric and
- present it, because it is a reality. In grasping it we come
- reality. Only Imaginative cognition can penetrate to reality
- real organization. If one grasps what is weaving there,
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IV
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- descend to the mineral realm we must admit that the
- consciousness. In reality it does not lie far from us at all.
- When, for instance, we pass from willing to real action, when
- what we see within the human realm, the animal realm, and the
- plant realm, and then we come here to the mineral realm, the
- mineral realm shows us only its outer side in its working
- longer enter, the mineral realm develops — turned away
- the ranks of the realms of nature but who stand above the
- to ascribe to the animal in the realm below us a
- the other hand in the spiritual, we really picture man's
- realized, it incarnates and becomes indeed an individual
- real Intuition, the self-surrendering beings. We, too, out of
- thus reaches downward into the three realms of nature and
- reaches upward into the three realms of the divine,
- down to the plant realm, the sleeping consciousness, and if
- go upward we first find Imagination as reality fulfilled.
- the deeply sleeping consciousness of the mineral realm. The
- mineral realm spread around us reveals one side to us. If you
- approached this one side and were really able to penetrate it
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- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture V
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- feeling life of man can really be studied only when we
- the borders of those realms of human observation that are
- these things, therefore, one can really see the person's past
- already playing into it, and therefore a really free deed
- really seen when it is seen through Imaginative consciousness
- first come about — I beg you to realize this —
- mere concepts; one speaks rather of the concrete reality that
- and that lives in man really between the etheric body and the
- source of conscience. If psychology really wished to approach
- were research in a real psychology (what is considered
- could be fully realized what comes to the human being
- must really come to the self-knowledge characterized. It is
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VI
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- the animal, plant, and mineral realms. As we ascend we
- view these beings who constitute the realm we encounter when
- ordinary consciousness the laws underlying the mineral realm.
- everything that makes the mineral realm in a certain sense
- mineral realm.
- same where the plant realm is concerned. You know that
- science stops short on coming to the plant realm; at best it
- realm. With his mineral concepts he comes still less —
- animal realm or even to self-knowledge. All this must be
- a consciousness adapted to the mineral realm. The human being
- lives in the spiritual realm itself, he can journey through
- spiritual realm.
- outer sense reality and often actually denies contact with
- comprehended in the realm of mineral nature, and the mineral
- nature in the plant, animal, and human realms, and would then
- may be realized. Then there would be countless human beings
- about the differentiation of humanity, we really in many
- well redistribute the whole picture. A real content streams
- however, one must not shrink back if in this study real,
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- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VII
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- really takes through the portal of death all that he has from
- receives from realms beyond the earth something different
- works on the plant realm both on earth and in the cosmos
- actually became a real dramatic poet; he stopped short of
- him — Goethe is a human being who was never really born
- essential origin is really discovered in the sphere that lies
- and a new birth. We cannot really say this, but we can say
- us a kind of inner aspect. The mineral and plant realms
- at the animal realm, however, we must actually say that this
- hierarchies beyond the earthly. There in the animal realm we
- begins to work with the plant realm in the outer world; then
- material, chaos that disintegrates, chaos that really
- reaches the planetary realm, he fashions man himself and
- able to show how perceptibly karma is related to the real
- acquire a consciousness that really unites his being with the
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture VIII
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- hierarchies, in the realms above man. If we look again into
- in the realm of the angeloi, for example, went through their
- higher realms, we must look back to ages far in the past. We
- and animal realms. This physical body, therefore, is actually
- human spirit out of the higher realms, out of the spiritual
- realms. It is only there by virtue of the processes that the
- call a realm of nature of the future, which does not yet
- exist at all — a realm of nature of the future. There
- will arise a future realm of nature out of what today is only
- a picture — a realm that in its essential being will
- stand between our present mineral realm, which lies as though
- dead on the earth, and the plant realm which, immersing
- itself in this dead mineral realm, enlivens it, gives it
- with no dead mineral realm, and a plant world that is not
- merely able to immerse life into the mineral realm but is
- itself alive within a living mineral realm. Imagine this
- living mineral realm, a future stage in the metamorphosis of
- Jupiter stage — a future, living mineral realm living
- immerses itself into the plant realm in a merely material way
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- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture IX
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- earthly realm, becomes seed for what the earth becomes after
- which means one becomes a leader of humanity in some realm
- anthroposophical spiritual science, really should arrive at
- if once one were really to fix in a symbolic, artistic way
- strengthening, health-giving impulses that lie in a real
- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture X
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- us from the depths of our own being and really can give the
- the last lectures, however, you have realized that this
- real than what we experience in consciousness. What we
- lives really within the I as the I's most immediate neighbor.
- really perceive only the hue that our thought content casts
- reality little more of this thought-filled, dull I than what
- impressions — really to experience yourself as an I.
- fills that dull being that I have just described, so really
- realize clearly that it is entirely dependent on our physical
- not really continue to live together with our human essence
- lives in them nothing of an inner reality but only what is
- cast up to them from the inner reality. Only a tinge of the
- grasp with our intellect is in truth much less real than what
- that one know what can be acquired here on earth as real,
- death. One could really ask, what is the characteristic
- the human being really can acquire only through earthly life,
- perceived of nature's green, insofar as he really has
- realizations, then, which concern the human being, insofar as
- cannot get a picture of what we ourselves really are if we
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- Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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- and outer realities. In a sense deeper than normally recognized, the
- and a new birth weight, as it were, reality, existence. When
- between birth and death, the human being really does not have
- reality the world that we experience may be compared with the
- reality, but a reality that does not rise up in man's present
- not know, one that cannot ever really give him freedom. It
- human being really develops freedom on earth, that is, if he
- to say, not really, but people imagined that this was so
- — the higher beings of the realms of nature, plants,
- meaning. This must be realized.
- should really sense that humanity's historical development is
- really sensed this absence of meaning in history. We should
- realized on the basis of free impulses born out of pure
- really grasped that only a knowledge gained in freedom, an
- the world in a real way; it is a spiritual being manifesting
- ascent. This should be realized deeply and thoroughly. This
- that they do not really understand much about Christianity.
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