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• Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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  • printed material can take it in the fullest sense as containing what
  • material can naturally be conceded only to one who knows what is taken
  • the etheric body. (This is naturally not a material process but has to
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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  • the materialistic world are not so outwardly patent as they were
  • In vivid contrast to this there is the purely materialistic culture of
  • the West, of Europe and America. This materialistic culture and its
  • equally materialistic mode of thinking must not be disparaged, yet it
  • the origin of his material, bodily nature to the mineral, plant and
  • into material, physical existence on the Earth. And so we really have
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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  • sense-perceptions of the material world. To a certain extent we reach
  • A man whose thoughts are entirely engrossed in the material world, who
  • above material interests, we garner, in our waking life, forces
  • connected with the material world, drift away from us when we pass
  • consciousness has been purely materialistic. It is not quite accurate
  • to work in what is provided, later on, in material form, by the stream
  • and more deeply entangled in materialism. You all know that, normally,
  • the impulse — now that the dire consequences of materialism are
  • already in their last incarnation were too materialistic, that
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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  • end here, in the material world, it dies with us. Only what we
  • External wars and conflicts are ultimately only the material images of
• Title: Lecture: The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
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  • into material life: Ex Deo nascimur. — Out of God we are born. But
  • God the Son leads man again out of material existence. The Father God
  • leads man out of the super-sensible into the material. God the Son
  • leads man out of the material into the super-sensible. In Christo
  • material life. Pre-existence was a certain and universally accepted
  • worlds, had descended through birth into material existence. They felt
  • to the material, and through the Divine Son the transition is brought
  • about from the sensible and material to the super-sensible. And that is
  • brings about the transition from the super-sensible to the material —
  • from the material to the super-sensible — ‘In Christ we die.’ And
  • the material and from the material to the super-sensible. And the
  • both spiritual and material, is to become visible — namely, the sun.
  • the earthly and material that element in man which descends from
  • knowledge can transform the material universe into spirit before the
  • material earth. We must understand with full consciousness what
• Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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  • materialistic character while our view of the bodily life,
  • the material nature of thinking, of the conceptual faculty; we
  • state — it is this which provides the material basis of
  • materialists of the 19th century, though they misconstrued it.
  • The best advocates of materialism — and one of the best
  • materialists forget, however, — and this is where error
  • material basis of the will. In sleep the ego leaves the
  • to it. So that we can say: The material phenomenon that
  • tempted to fall one-sidedly into materialism. We learn to
  • recognise what takes place in a material way in thinking and in
  • Materialism is therefore justified on the one hand, whereas on
  • the other it no longer holds good. Simply to attack materialism
  • the materialist has to say is warranted. He is at fault only
  • often just as narrow as materialism. In what he affirms
  • positively the materialist has right on his side, as the
  • material processes, and then look down on materialism. The
  • material world is indeed permeated by spirit. But we must not
  • be one-sided; we must learn about its material characteristics