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• Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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  • material can naturally be conceded only to one who knows what is taken
  • anthroposophical knowledge of the human being and of the cosmos to the
  • knowledge of Man's relation to the universe, and today we would like
  • the planetary movements, and of what knowingly experiences the echo of
  • know his true nature, then his physical body actually ceases to be in
  • learning contained in any branch of knowledge today, which is built up
  • through the letters of the alphabet, Man gained knowledge of the
  • grade, and makes geometry sound musically, all this, as far as I know,
  • his being, he would no longer know or possess himself, no longer be
  • had for knowledge of the
• Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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  • Christmas and Christ. The translator is unknown.
  • know the characteristics of the life conceptions of the East,
  • wished to know something important and significant in life, it
  • the aid of super-sensible knowledge. By absorbing super-sensible
  • knowledge man may hope for a perennial Bethlehem. A profound
  • knowledge. We must reach the point of envisaging what may be
  • living Christ should be brought into every form of knowledge. The
  • cold abstract knowledge which led us into the misery of the
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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  • affairs upon any knowledge of this kind. I answered that I had given
  • Science has acquired a magnificent knowledge of the world and we are
  • Beings to whom man was known to be related just as he is related to
  • wanders over the Earth without knowing what kind of being he really
  • is. He knows, but even then only from tradition, that the word ‘man’
  • essence, the soul and the spirit of the world of stars must be known
  • indications can be given. Knowing something of the spiritual teachings
  • is drawn from a deeper knowledge of the world and is something more
  • knowledge of man's relationship to the universe beyond the Earth. It
  • is little known, for example, that when the Sun is shining upon the
  • Neither is there any knowledge of the fact that these forces are
  • self-observation, self-knowledge and consciousness of his own Ego.
  • During the Greek epoch, as you know, the Sun stood in the
  • there is not always knowledge of the essentials. Historical traditions
  • we must press forward to this cosmic wisdom, to the knowledge that the
  • The spherical form of the head — this was known to be connected
  • this knowledge was the outcome of ancient clairvoyance, hence the
  • times when there was instinctive knowledge of these things: huntsman,
  • is thus recognised and acknowledged will it be possible to understand
  • led, were to remain, and if man were to wander on Earth knowing
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• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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  • We have heard how in accordance with anthroposophical knowledge, the
  • the arm or hand is making, but we do not know how the power of
  • the will operates in the organism. We know as little about that as
  • You know from many anthroposophical lectures that from the time of
  • knows nothing of this and he dreams of all sorts of things lying
  • cognition — give us knowledge of what lies on the other side of
  • vantage-point, know that the experience arising in the period between
  • and more deeply entangled in materialism. You all know that, normally,
  • being when it is known that his form and structure derive from the
  • We know how the Spiritual in man is gradually absorbed by other
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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  • necessary that what we gain from an anthroposophical knowledge of
  • higher worlds should be carried into actual life, that we should know
  • from the Spiritual. Modern man does not really know the world.
  • He talks a great deal about the world but he does not know it,
  • by the Spiritual. This knowledge is not acquired by studying abstract,
  • purposes of life in its immediate reality, it is necessary to know how
  • a Guardian Angel’ and he feels no desire for detailed knowledge of how
  • think about things instead of trying to know them from inside
  • depths of human nature in order to acquire a real knowledge of life.
  • knowledge of the periods he spends between death and a new birth.
  • knowledge.
  • I am not now referring to your external, intellectual knowledge but to
  • the kind of knowledge which you develop in your spiritual body,
  • during sleep, in the form of an intimate knowledge of Nature of which
  • unconscious Nature-wisdom, this concrete knowledge of spirituality in
  • What we know of our will is only the illumination thrown upon it by
  • unreceptive to the knowledge of Nature which should be infused into
  • separation to those who know the reality of the spiritual bond between
  • importance of which is so well known to Anthroposophy.
• Title: Lecture: The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
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  • capable of understanding a truth only to be known in super-sensible
  • experience. The old instinctive knowledge, the ancient wisdom which
  • Modern Christianity has very little knowledge or understanding of the
  • men want to know about a Hereafter. But when once again they unfold a
  • Principle which knows neither birth nor death is the Spirit into which
  • be comprehended only in the light of super-sensible knowledge.
  • was convinced by his own knowledge that life is always victorious over
  • well-known to every Initiate — that the candidate was led. He beheld
  • fact when we know that the Mass is nothing more nor less than a
  • knowledge can transform the material universe into spirit before the
  • becomes visible and is known in its spiritual nature. Such knowledge
  • knowledge of the nature of Christ. We need a new understanding of the
  • In matter weaving, know the joy of Spirit!
• Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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  • pictures and the life of feeling in the way we all know. Yet we
  • we know conjures up in pictures, into everyday life, facts
  • unknown to ordinary consciousness — can be judged only by
  • the life of the will. We know how through exercises described
  • in several of my works ordinary objective knowledge can be
  • raised to Imaginative knowledge. On being observed this
  • Imaginative knowledge or cognition shows, to begin with, its
  • knowledge has chiefly to say about a man's conceptual power and
  • Imaginative knowledge and, armed with this, try to arrive at a
  • knowledge of man himself, then actually in two respects he
  • This ceases the moment we rise to Imaginative knowledge and
  • when we rise to Imaginative knowledge. For what this reveals
  • of view of Imaginative knowledge, that he appears as something
  • short, the objective knowledge of the human body perceived it
  • that when filled with Imaginative knowledge we no longer feel
  • This in not so when we acquire imaginative knowledge. Then in
  • From his it can be seen how, through Imaginative knowledge, the
  • unveiled. Having acquired Inspired knowledge we learn more of
  • inward drawing depends what we know of the actual awakening of
  • willing. But once we know how in thinking the ego plays an