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• Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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  • “Nothing has ever been said that is not in utmost degree the purest
  • result of developing Anthroposophy ... Whoever reads this privately
  • be necessary, however, to put up with the fact that erroneous matter
  • development. I alluded to how, in very ancient times, speech was
  • constituted the actual transition from everything belonging to Greece
  • lived in the people of Greece developed within mankind more or less
  • like a cultural dream which men approach through their own revelations
  • alphabet, did not express what was related to external events,
  • to external objects, and forgotten was all that can be revealed to Man
  • forgotten; the sentence through which the divine revealed its own
  • could perhaps say that every true poem, the humblest as well as the
  • times when cosmic being still revealed itself in the inner organism of
  • never recognized at all by ordinary consciousness; it recognizes only
  • subconscious. But as the child develops, forces press upwards within
  • the periphery, the palate, the tongue, the lips and everything that
  • can be seen. However at a distance all the trees resolve into a single
  • Everything that is formed as inward sound, in the most manifold way,
  • the universe. Everywhere it is necessary to go back to what, as
  • everything out of which Man builds himself up as a phenomenon, as pure
  • the heavens revealed through their fixed stars and through the planets
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• Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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  • Bibliographic Nr. 209, Dornach 1978. It is also in a seven lecture
  • Bibliographic Nr. 209, Dornach 1978. It is also in a seven lecture
  • Nevertheless a deeper insight into present conditions should not
  • deeper share in the events of the past years feel as if they had
  • of our century. To an unprejudiced mind everything coming from
  • the events of the time must appear full of problems which touch
  • the reproach that many people more and more believe that
  • itself in every sphere of life.
  • beginning of its development. But from this young spiritual life
  • greatest reverence can be felt for it when looking back from its
  • into a development of the Oriental civilization stretching over
  • cause lies deeply rooted in the soul development of humanity. If
  • developed, if we notice, for example, the greatness and loftiness
  • world, but that in this physical world, in everything he saw
  • every tree, in every bush, in every cloud, in every fountain
  • cosmic content of the world. Wherever they looked, they saw the
  • language of the everlasting Cosmic Word, of a soul-spiritual
  • if we transfer ourselves into the development of the times, we
  • back even behind the Atlantean catastrophe, as far as the
  • reached the point where thought develops, as it were, in modern
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• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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  • Eleven lectures, Christiania 7th
  • the catastrophic events which were then assuming a particularly
  • menacing form. Those who were able to follow the course of events,
  • however, realised already in the early months of that year that this
  • because nearly everything, in the domain of the public affairs of
  • Everything is brushed aside by those who have any influence in public
  • realised that this harmony has first to be achieved in the realm of
  • the Spirit. However glibly people may talk in these difficult
  • to lie fallow in the culture which has been developing since the
  • surrounded on all hands by really marvellous technical achievements.
  • there lies a living spirituality which can shine into the world even
  • — although that must never be belittled. Such a feeling does in
  • that was there revealed from heavenly heights. It has gradually fallen
  • into a certain decadence, but even in the form in which it still lives
  • Everything depends upon insight into the Spirit that is lying
  • avail. Once and forever, man has passed into the epoch when he must
  • Modern thought studies everything in the universe beyond the Earth in
  • out of a kind of weak and ever-weakening faith that much prefers to
  • is. He knows, but even then only from tradition, that the word ‘man’
  • speak of only one aspect — and even that merely from tradition
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• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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  • even to superficial study, that feeling does not indicate a state of
  • will we are asleep, even when fully awake. When we raise an
  • it. That is a fallacy, however, for if you cut a piece of wood, you
  • consciousness. He invents molecules, atoms and the like, and believes
  • them to be realities. But study any description of atoms, even the
  • death. In his earthly development, however, man is so constituted that
  • three kingdoms of Nature here in the world of sense. Even if at first
  • Angels, it is nevertheless there. This connection extends into our
  • Now even in the earthly world, in the world of sense, if a man is
  • never desires to rise above it, or to acquaint himself with moral
  • forces which enable him to come into contact with his Angel. Whenever
  • death and a new birth. Even during earthly life we are connected with
  • achieve a more intimate relation with the hierarchy of the Archangels
  • into a natural home. If however a man has grown into it the other way
  • folk and our language. The former conditions never come to expression
  • Feeling for internationalism or cosmopolitanism is never stultified by
  • this inner love for a language and people. When, however, a man grows
  • impulses he develops an over-fervid, organic, animal-like love for
  • all the conditions described have been fulfilled by the achievements
  • Earthly life in its historical development, especially in its present
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• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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  • when we observe how in his physical life on Earth, man can achieve
  • is the bodily life and what we have developed in the world of
  • into physical existence and we have only to develop it during physical
  • life or allow it to be developed by education. What we mainly acquire
  • properly, we may leave undeveloped much that by virtue of his
  • however, we are unable to work on the child's life of feeling and of
  • cultivate through feeling and will — which is nevertheless
  • times, religion, education, indeed every domain of mental and
  • into play whenever mention is made of the life after death. Life after
  • satisfied. When the religions believe that they have helped the
  • free from every trace of egotism and moulded accordingly by those
  • principles; concrete, individual conditions prevail everywhere
  • Norway.’ Certainly, God rules the world everywhere, but for the
  • spiritual study the individual conditions must be observed in every
  • concerning all that is revealing itself from the spiritual world in
  • about the tumultuous events going on in the world. These events have
  • Europe, to Africa, even to regions of Asia, the events will have
  • consequences and reverberations of those events. People up here in the
  • — even a period fraught with happenings as momentous as those of
  • feeling would be one of having lived through events which would
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• Title: Lecture: The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
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  • The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
  • were also rife in North Africa, in Asia Minor — in short, wherever
  • However many factors, both internal and external, have mitigated
  • events at Nazareth or Bethlehem, with the birth of the child Jesus.
  • evidence everywhere that at the time of the approach of Christmas, the
  • the Jesus Child. And this loving devotion is the revelation of
  • dedicated to the revelation of the Christ, to remembrance of the
  • Event of Golgotha itself, and for some time afterwards. For at that
  • wisdom was still left to give man some insight into the mighty Event
  • could never have attained his freedom, his condition of
  • the darkness in order, out of this darkness, to develop, in freedom,
  • December, was dedicated to Adam and Eve. The day of Adam and Eve
  • Nature Who had ensouled a human being in a way that had never before
  • Event of Golgotha, this one ensouling of a human being by a Divine
  • preparatory to this Event of Golgotha, and all subsequent evolution as
  • The scene of this Event lay over yonder in Asia, and on the throne of
  • blood. They said: Ex Deo nascimur. — Out of God we are born. And even
  • on lower levels of existence they felt themselves related to what
  • All that was thus honoured and revered was a Divine Father Principle.
  • Nazareth, the man, cannot be placed at the same level as the Father
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• Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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  • This single lecture is the seventh of eleven lectures given by Rudolf
  • This single lecture is the seventh of eleven lectures given by Rudolf
  • this state also plays into his everyday conscious life. This
  • as existing, even in everyday consciousness, for our conceptual
  • we know conjures up in pictures, into everyday life, facts
  • consciousness, so that, even during our waking hours, what
  • Consciousness when developed is able to follow up these facts.
  • in several of my works ordinary objective knowledge can be
  • for us, however, to recall certain facts about ordinary
  • outer course of events does not directly demand the
  • conceptions, however, teaches us too that in them we live in
  • there is another thing which prevents our ascribing reality to
  • itself. We should never have the sense of freedom which, as
  • when we rise to Imaginative knowledge. For what this reveals
  • about the body is its never-ending movement. Our body is in a
  • cognition brings to our notice. One might say that everything
  • course in time, something always becoming, never at rest. The
  • appears to Imaginative cognition, however, I would describe
  • revealed to Imaginative cognition, the circulation of the
  • — always setting itself in motion and never resting.
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