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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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    • life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
    • life of instincts in the physical human body. Thus many people as late
    • Such a man, able to see into the deeper spiritual life of the 18th
    • power for his own life.
    • struggle come to life in the human being, in the anthropos, and
    • moment it really comes to life.
    • power immediately. Life will not have a soul content again until we
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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    • life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
    • memory of his prenatal life — a memory that at one time was
    • common to all mankind. During that period of our life in which
    • and to which we can remember back in this earth life, there occurred
    • a psycho-spiritual being before his earth life. — That is one
    • to its full height; but necessary as was this hermit life of man in
    • Our mentality, the life of our Gemüt, and
    • our life of action all need to be permeated with the Michael impulse.
    • way into the life of mankind, Christ Jesus had to be born; this event
    • inner being through anthroposophy. In our soul life we distinguish, as
    • the soul life, as it were.
    • remote it is from the warm heartbeat of life. And in correct actions,
    • without really feeling that a life of such matter-of-fact behavior
    • is but half a life. Neither the one nor the
    • and thus you see that through this threefold debilitation of his life,
    • anthroposophical movement: the need to experience as life-forces those
    • disappearing, that life does not exact from the majority of men the
    • the sprouting, burgeoning life; but at the same time he will develop a
    • life. He will acquire a feeling, a Gemüt content, telling
    • life's milestones. They will not merely have inhaled the physical
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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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    • of life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
    • feeling connected with them, at least as regards their material life
    • the entire social life and its manifestations, they have become but a
    • such methods to do with the intimate inner soul life of man? This man,
    • consciousness certainly present in ordinary life, though an inferior
    • Anthroposophy and the Ethical-Religious Conduct of Life,
    • alternatively, outer events of our life may be symbolized, events that
    • It is because dreams are a protest against our mode of life in the
    • realm of his conscious life. What he had written was frequently so
    • remote from his conscious life that he asked, “Who is writing
    • knowledge that came into being in the pastoral life of primitive
    • where even in the spiritual life of nature there is so much that has a
    • same way as we usually do in life or in science, where abstract
    • imaginations always lead a life of their own: we feel quite clearly
    • cosmic conditions having significance for life on this earth. And now,
    • influence of cosmic life on earthly life — even the peasants!
    • abstract prayer: it regulated life in its obvious, practical demands
    • All this penetrated even the most intimate details of the social life.
    • actually made of the whole of life a sort of divine worship. By
    • Anthroposophy and the Ethical-Religious Conduct of Life,
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  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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    • life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
    • a citizen of the cosmos, how the horizon of his life can be expanded
    • to the reaches of the universe, and how thereby his earthly life, too,
    • but as incessant mobility, as perpetual life. And just as there is no
    • But these spiritual beings are passing through a life: they are in a
    • into itself. In addition to the familiar burgeoning life of spring and
    • summer, winter shows us dying life. But what does this dying life of
    • the life-giving principle proper, especially in plants — withdraw
    • elemental spirit-beings of earth life themselves may dwell. With the
    • life.
    • ever be able to point man to his inner life in conjunction with the
    • tenor of our inner life, in what goes on in our circulation, so, as
    • earth life. We shall learn to sense the course of the year as we do the
    • from that of a lifeless thing, so nature, hitherto mute, will begin to
    • its sprouting, blossoming life; and if I react to this in the right
    • depths of a consummate human life as well — if I achieve all this
    • burgeoning and unfolding life of nature. To be able to germinate with
    • his true self-consciousness, will come to life within him; and by sharing
    • life force must awake; when nature draws her elemental beings into
    • full of life as was in olden times the glorious picture of Michael in
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  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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    • it to the earthly life.
    • earthly life again also in a spiritual sense, will eventually have to
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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    • third of the fifteenth century; namely, man's life in abstract, dead
    • soul life.
    • Only that is a reality in the human soul life which this soul really
    • course of his life on earth.
    • themselves transformed in their inner soul life. They felt themselves
    • And this cosmic course, as far as our earthly life is concerned, meets
    • us first of all in the fact that this earthly life comprises a certain
    • our earthly life in a rhythmical way.
    • of life which are not exhausted between birth and death in the sense
    • its inner vitality. It will regain its inner life only when man can
    • life. Prophetically, Christ Jesus wanted to prepare for what had to
    • come; namely, the circumstance that man during his life on Earth
    • Opposed to this dying away of man in earthly life stands the Easter
    • thought of the victory of super-earthly life over the earthly.”
    • On the one side is this: Man descends from his pre-earthly life; but
    • he will in his earthly life more and more forget his super-earthly
    • earthly life. That stands on the one side.
    • earthly life. Therefore the Christ appears, Who sets before thine eyes
    • comprehends how when spiritual knowledge enters into the earthly life
    • death, so that in the earthly life he becomes inwardly alive.
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  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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    • Easter time, or in the fall, with the fading away of life, toward
    • being. They experienced the course of the year as an organic life
    • inspirations for the whole of life proceed.
    • during the Middle Ages, the people who oriented the spiritual life
    • of the soul-life.
    • inspiring element and all that comes to expression in human life. When
    • social life will not come about from all the discussions and all the
    • time of the bursting and sprouting life of spring. At this time the
    • life which was theirs during the winter. We see them merging into the
    • the autumn; if he could perceive how the animal and plant life
    • burgeoning life. But to be able to perceive also when the leaves fade
    • springing and sprouting life, but how the sensible becomes yellow in
    • science, by the truth that it is precisely the spiritual life
    • of man on Earth which depends on the declining physical life. Whenever
    • sprouting, burgeoning life, which causes everything to merge as in a
    • spiritual life today. Man wants everything to revert to a unity, to a
    • a position to understand that actually all life depends upon the
    • forming of life. And it depends finally and only upon the introduction
    • esoteric life.
    • interwoven with this: spirit self, life spirit, spirit man —
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  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture IV
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    • the year has with various aspects of human life, and during the Easter
    • example, the sprouting, burgeoning plant-life and plant-nature in
    • life in their environment.” — In their dream-pictures these
    • people indeed lived with the plant life; but their dream consciousness
    • reaches on the one side to the plant life [see drawing], which
    • returns to the Earth as a blessing, fructifying the earthly life with
    • prepared beforehand by the Mysteries. The whole social life was
    • they needed this for life during the course of the year, just as they
    • celebrations were looked upon as an integral part of human life. A man
    • the life of the cosmos in the same way that he experienced it in
  • Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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    • still be perceived, as a result of life, as something which in its
    • luxurious life of summer had faded and the trees become bare, then,
    • circumstances of life made this possible. Human life thus proceeded
    • follow the principle of utility in life. All this he was aware of in
    • the life of the year in its course was now taken into man himself. It



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