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  • Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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    • something that Man formed out of himself as his most primal ability;
    • receiving into himself consciousness of his breathing, is meant to be
    • go on to express how Man conducts himself in his temple and how he
    • times when cosmic being still revealed itself in the inner organism of
    • or to himself, for instance, if with his own eye he sees another Man's
    • death and a new birth, raises himself to the world of the higher
    • speaking, Man felt himself within the cosmos. When the child learned
    • It may be said that if a Man could look through himself inwardly he
    • It is an actual fact that this name which Man gives himself is really
    • everything out of which Man builds himself up as a phenomenon, as pure
    • that made itself felt on the surface of human experience, either in
    • as the entity expressed in the mystery of numbers. Number itself was
    • How does one picture 1, 2, 3 to oneself today? It is done by thinking
    • In itself it is really interesting — if one has a mathematical bent
    • his being, he would no longer know or possess himself, no longer be
  • Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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    • itself in every sphere of life.
    • there was something which announced itself as a soul-spiritual,
    • the stars. Reality will then manifest itself in Maya. If anyone
    • even manifest Himself out of the world's darkness, then Paul
    • will be gained by perceiving on the earth itself, in the things
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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    • gradually come to feel himself living on Earth just as a mole might
    • heavens, he loses himself. By far the most important elements
    • nothing but a great system of machinery. Man has lost himself; he has
    • fifteenth century have led man to wrench himself from his true nature
    • selflessness, to the quality that is the very reverse of
    • things. Man must find himself again and be true to the laws of his
    • self-observation, self-knowledge and consciousness of his own Ego.
    • Ego-conscious-ness, a faculty for self-contemplation, unfolds.
    • backwards, upon himself; he contemplates his own being. This is full
    • two poles. There is the head-life and the life that expresses itself
    • limb-structures. The Sun itself stands in the middle and is mainly
    • principle of life itself in us — that is through the forces of
    • to regard himself not merely as an earthly being, connecting his form
    • find himself.
    • himself if he sees only what is earthly and thinks that what is beyond
    • deed and truth, man can only find himself when he realises his
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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    • self.
    • towards self-extinction, and some in which strong, intense organic
    • process of death, inserts itself.
    • never desires to rise above it, or to acquaint himself with moral
    • language with the tranquil, pure love of one who unites himself
    • true and inward love for race and language expresses itself naturally,
    • freedom shows itself in the following way. Instead of forming free
    • regard himself as belonging to a world which lies outside the
    • himself not merely as an earthly but as a heavenly being, realising
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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    • spirit-and-soul before birth expresses itself in this bodily life.
    • connected with selflessness in man, whereas human egotism comes
    • concerning all that is revealing itself from the spiritual world in
    • world of Europe, expressing itself in many different forms. When we
    • it was the Divine-Spiritual itself which had descended and was
    • are willing to accept the selfless answer, when they not only ask
    • will go to its decline if it does not allow itself to be influenced by
    • he does not allow himself to be influenced by the Spirit.
    • those human beings who do not prepare themselves selflessly for an
  • Title: Lecture: The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
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    • In the life of the ancient pagan religions, man felt himself inwardly
    • himself in intimate connection with the earth and with all the forces
    • Together with the earth he felt himself living in loneliness within
    • as late as the year A.D. 353, in Rome itself, this festival was not
    • earth, had come down from the heavens and united himself with human
    • Event of Golgotha itself, and for some time afterwards. For at that
    • self-dependence. It was necessary for man to enter for a while into
    • centuries this was a Mystery which addressed itself to a living wisdom
    • the Divine Christ Being had united Himself with the man Jesus of
    • Nazareth — united Himself not, in this case, with the blood, but with
    • concerns itself wholly with the man Jesus of Nazareth. But Jesus of
    • came down to earth and united Himself with a human being in Jesus of
    • Nazareth. This truth is expressed in history itself in a profound way.
    • sure conviction: Thou has awakened within thyself the power that
    • Being Who was Christ Jesus, Who does not address Himself to the blood
    • Cosmic Being — a Cosmic Being Who united Himself with the earth. The
  • Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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    • result of an act of will that the act itself enters our
    • itself. We should never have the sense of freedom which, as
    • knowledge of man himself, then actually in two respects he
    • self-contained entity at rest. We differentiate between its
    • itself, can be drawn in definite outlines.
    • soul-life shows itself indeed to be a process perceptible only
    • — always setting itself in motion and never resting.
    • This is an important fact which reveals itself to Imaginative
    • substance in us that has detached itself as in a fine but solid
    • process, the conceptual process, shows itself to be the use
    • a constant state of decay, detaching itself from the living and
    • out of the arm. In willing go out of my body and move myself by



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