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• Title: Lecture I: Human Questions and Cosmic Answers
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  • Sunlight and Moonlight, Eclipses and Man's Life of the Soul
  • [Sunlight and Moonlight, Eclipses and Man's Life of the Soul]
  • their development when, gazing upon the rising sun, they entered into
  • to all that took place at daybreak. When the sun was slowly rising
  • sun by the German poet and writer, Johann Gottfried Herder. This
  • insignificant modern poets. For Herder looks upon the sunrise as a
  • soul itself, as though the sun were rising from inner depths —
  • when he looked at the rising sun.
  • Still more intensely was the mystery of the sunrise felt by a man such
  • the moment of sunrise, when the first rays of the morning sun carried
  • of sunrise, to put their most solemn and sacred questions to the
  • Such an initiate said to himself: “When the sun sends the first
  • rays of the sun penetrate to me, I can myself send out to meet them
  • Nowadays men describe the sun by saying that it sends its rays down
  • of the sun pour down from the heavens upon the earth, man can send his
  • will out into the direction of the sun — far out into cosmic
  • from the earth towards the sun, the old initiates sent forth their
  • earth towards the sun, and he received the answers from the rays of
  • only the physical properties of sun and moon. The old initiate said:
  • “While the sun continually sends its light down upon the earth,
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• Title: Lecture II: Human Questions and Cosmic Answers
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  • I will allude briefly to the indications given in last Sunday's
  • to that of the light streaming from the sun to the earth. So it can be
  • physical sun and the physical moon are anything else than signs for
  • physical sun I am speaking of something that comes out of the past.
  • Jupiter-existence. Hence it must not be said that the sun seen by our
  • sun is only the symbol for that sun-nature towards which the human
  • whole is observed from the Earth, we have the Sun, and, as outer
  • Nearer to the Earth than to the Sun we have Venus and Mercury. Let us
  • towards the Sun in cosmic space, and that after the dissolution of the
  • will, which reaches, first, the Sun-existence, the Sun-sphere.
  • They sent their questions towards the Sun along the streams of the
  • of the Sun; he waits, and then, after a time, receives his answers
  • to questions sent out to meet the rays of the Sun streaming from the
  • choir of the Archai. The discourse between Sun and Moon and the
  • Such questions reached only as far as the Sun and the answers came
  • designated as those of Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Moon, Venus and
  • significance of the Sun-forces is that they draw man's will-nature
  • towards the Sun and after his death lead him out into the cosmos and
  • Thus the planets near the Sun have to do more with the physical
  • from the Sun have to do more with the etheric elements in man s
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• Title: Lecture III: Human Questions and Cosmic Answers
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  • the Sun-nature on the one side and to the Moon-nature on the other,
  • from forces in the cosmos. Leaving aside the Sun-nature for the
  • Sun
• Title: Lecture IV: Human Questions and Cosmic Answers
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  • Now the entire plant-world is intimately bound up with the sun-forces,
  • with solar action. The effects produced by the sun are not confined to
  • rays of the sun, for the warmth and light are permeated through and
  • to the time when the earth itself had a Sun-existence. It was then
  • time, when the earth had a Sun-existence, the physical part of the
  • Sun-existence was such that no definite plants or animal beings could
  • reflected sunlight from the moon on to the earth, and also streams
  • the sphere of the direct light from the sun. But all that gives the