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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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    • Today we shall discuss first in what I might call a sort of historical
    • how great a proportion of what so-called clever people call fantastic
    • People used to look back at a time when there were not so-called
    • present them historically, for only by this method shall we arrive at
    • Thus a form had to come into being that might be called cosmically
    • what is called the heavenly, the super-sensible world; and with the
    • words, what we are accustomed to call extra-human nature. What was
    • recall the Dragon that Michael relegated to this world of nature
    • nature, so that the man's own etheric body reflects etherically the
    • the Gemüt, as I might call it, was active. In his
    • In this picture that I have evoked for you, Michael stands cosmically
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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    • revitalization is called for of the elements of a Weltanschauung
    • to revivify it, I must present to you — episodically, as it were
    • may call it that — becomes actual experience.
    • the warmth and enthusiasm of feeling. We can call a man
    • reason of man's having become cosmically a hermit, this is even more
    • gloat over their subtlety, but it simply fails to sense how basically
    • what appears in our time as symptoms of decline is basically connected
    • something happens physically, psychically, and spiritually.
    • him; he sees nothing but dead matter. — Psychically: everything a
    • man has ever expressed in the way of what I must call cowardice of
    • beings in the Dragon's body are at work in us. — And psychically:
    • man would never be tormented by what are called disease germs had his
    • diverge so radically from everything else in the world that can be
    • specifically in the human Gemüt, if the latter is to learn
    • called stupid, I always maintain that it is merely a case of his not
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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    • spiritually or, in image, physically. Nowadays, of course, our general
    • connection with the cosmos. True, by means of their materialistically
    • occupy himself with dreams as such but with so-called mediumistic
    • subconscious calls the conscious mind a muttonhead, and it lies; hence
    • the earth. And when the priest said: The position of the sun now calls
    • liquid in the glass, while the sediment, as we may call it, formed
    • what I may call its population, its spiritual aspect — so we can
    • light, into the spiritual light of day. And the call for a Michael
    • Festival is the call for the spiritual light of day.
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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    • cheerfully call a saline crystal “real,” and also a rose,
    • logically but realistically. The obvious errors in the general
    • million years ago, calls for mental brilliance and exact knowledge.
    • True, these calculations disagree by a trifle: some call it twenty
    • computations really calls for the greatest respect. It is exact, it is
    • whom we call elemental spiritual beings — beings that constitute
    • mind is called for totally different from the one involved in the
    • Gemüt sensations: a Michael Festival calls for human
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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    • schematically in the following way:
    • called the Christ had to say to earthly man. They sought to interpret
    • Mysteries passed through what I might call a great soul-spiritual
    • occurrence which we now call Christmas. They said to themselves:
    • This was already foreseen prophetically by those in the ancient
    • recognized, Michaelmas will be more and more called upon to form a
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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    • the education of the present day call the Resurrection a miracle, and
    • earthly depths; physically he lives on the surface of the Earth.
    • physically. He immersed himself in the soul-spiritual element, and
    • what I might call its counter-pole. What then does the Resurrection
    • even in earlier times was called “hell.” But the efficacy of
    • hand the St. John's thought. Schematically drawn: If one had the
    • Earth, in the Earth's periphery (green), Christmas calls for
    • St. John's. St. John's calls for Christmas. Man would rigidify under
    • “Through what is symbolically expressed in the Descent into Hell
    • life. Prophetically, Christ Jesus wanted to prepare for what had to
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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    • The Middle Ages would not have produced what is called Scholasticism
    • was determined basically by the way the Easter thought followed upon
    • with the view of the spring, calls attention to the way the spiritual
    • forming. This can work religiously, artistically, cognitionally, and
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture IV
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    • How they thought about it, I will show you graphically in a drawing.
    • Thus, the specifically human lay outside the interest of these people
    • specifically human lay outside the realm of knowledge generally
    • occurred what I have just called the shining of the ego into the human
    • with the whole universe. Even someone who is musically inspired, who
    • forth comes back to them etherically (yellow), for the time
    • festival, if I may call it by the modern name. Human beings sent this
    • But they were guided in what we would perhaps call riddle-solving, in
    • would call a riddle to be solved, or some kind of incantation. What
    • limits. He perceives his contour indeed as the typically human feature
    • cosmically.
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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    • spiritual in the world. With the arrival of what we today call the
    • we today call intellect. Whereas in summer the intellect evaporates
    • * The third of the cardinal or “Platonic” virtues, called in
    • Evil, there now entered something which we could call the Return
    • truth, then the force will be developed which can be symbolically
    • annals in what I might call a spiritual way. It stands there in such a
    • was replaced by the concept of “Wisdom” [called



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