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• Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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  • could perhaps say that every true poem, the humblest as well as the
  • It is indeed true that Man, as he goes forward in the life between
  • know his true nature, then his physical body actually ceases to be in
  • external fact. It is indeed true that when we observe Man the world
  • a fully conscious way, to the true reality which for a time had to
• Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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  • the language spoken by the stars Maya seems to obtain a true
  • who understand the true essence of life in ancient Greece will
  • The sight of the lifeless body was the true reason why Buddha
  • appear in His true shape when a world conception based on the
  • true soul-spiritual reality must unfold out of the inner Maya. If
  • have during this festive season will be permeated by a true
  • the true value and dignity of man. The feelings which we have in
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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  • the real purport of the lectures. Their aim was to give true guiding
  • envisage, in their true form, the forces that are leading straight
  • the side of true progress and devote their powers to furthering it.
  • must unfold, gradually, into fruit — into a true and quickened
  • who would strive for true insight into these matters should not, nay
  • sight of this universe he loses sight of his own true being. He
  • to discover the true content of his name, for that must be sought in
  • no longer any insight into his true nature.
  • fifteenth century have led man to wrench himself from his true nature
  • deathlessness and unborn-ness, the true being of man will never
  • things. Man must find himself again and be true to the laws of his
  • Capricorn, as it is called nowadays. In the true symbol, however,
  • But think of the ancient symbol. The true picture of this
  • earthly realm — and then he will discover his true being, he will
  • nothing of his true being. His true being has its origin and home in
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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  • consciousness. But in essence, the same is true of feeling and
  • experience true human love, who in his waking life has no devotion to
  • thoughts or feelings, no human love or true piety, something of the
  • Lacking the true, inward love for his language and his people, he will
  • true and inward love for race and language expresses itself naturally,
  • his corpse is committed to the Earth, or to the Elements. His true
  • Reality of Higher Worlds. 25th November, 1921.) is deeply true: If
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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  • upon the cultivation of his intellect. True, much that the child
  • recent years. True, someone may say that it seems to him as though he
  • South towards the North. It is, of course, true, that from the fourth
  • centuries of the post-Christian era. External history gives no true
  • these countries. Their character, it is true, was different in those
  • statements will be more or less correct but will give no true account
  • Those who in the true and real way have lived a Norwegian life become
  • will only be possible for men to lead a true and proper life when they
• Title: Lecture: The Revelation of the Cosmic Christ
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  • the primal forces of his being. But a true Christian instinct
  • It is true that the human being passes through the gate of death into
  • a life in the spiritual world, but it is no less true that an
• Title: Imaginative Cognition and Inspired Cognition
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  • true relation to the human being as a whole. It will be useful
  • little resemblance to the life of the body at rest. It is true
  • materialists of the 19th century, though they misconstrued it.