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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
  • still read grandiose images into it, {Translator's Note:
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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  • life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
  • An idea such as this can readily be sensed in its abundant beauty; but
  • within him. Oh, how widespread is this cowardice of the soul! We know
  • book, reads it, and finds it quite interesting as well as comforting
  • except for having derived a certain satisfaction from what he read
  • fundamentally quite a different being after reading something of that
  • The first type of reader cannot be counted upon at all when it is a
  • remain untouched by them. One can readily understand such an attitude
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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  • of life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
  • consider how abstract, how dreadfully out of touch with the human
  • already taken on so abstract a character these imaginations flit past
  • has this peculiarity: while imaginations stamp themselves less readily
  • The old Druid priests had schooled themselves to read from what thus
  • The priest indicated, according to his readings in the universe, what
  • and as earth-men they carried out the will of the gods as read in the
  • they had to know how to read the writing in the stars. — It is
  • read in the universe; that he made such knowledge his starting point
  • what it means to read in the universe what should be done in the lives
  • example, in its passage across the zodiac. Reading in the cosmos, you
  • see, consists in finding the methods for reading out of the inwardly
  • must careful not to tread on them, as will everyone be who loves
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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  • life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
  • readily be refuted. The worst evil in present-day knowledge and
  • anthroposophy. You see, if you read a book or a lecture cycle on
  • anthroposophy just as you read any other book — that is, as
  • abstractly as you read other books — there is no point whatever
  • in reading anthroposophic literature at all. In that case I should
  • advise reading cookery books or technical books on mechanics: that
  • would be more useful; or read about How to Become a Good Business
  • Man. Reading books or listening to lectures on anthroposophy has
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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  • reads the meaning of letters on a sheet of paper, in those times
  • meaning was read in the relation of Aries, or of Taurus, of Venus, or
  • was read what the heavens had to say to the Earth. All this was put
  • This was already foreseen prophetically by those in the ancient
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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  • centuries, when the Easter thought was spreading throughout
  • understood, as I have already said, because remnants of the ancient
  • Earth nature begins to wither, when the mood of the grave is spreading
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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  • them already as separate beings again.
  • certain sense a test of whether the Michael thought is already strong
  • readily accessible to the ancient elementary clairvoyance. Today,
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture IV
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  • way of music and song during those intense and widespread folk
  • ancient festivals already established a communication, a union,
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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  • already made here concerning the relationship between man and the
  • earthly is streaming upward.” — Man already perceived and
  • Already during autumn he had felt something stirring within him that
  • But something else is connected with this which already stands in the
  • It is already so that in man today things lie one within the other,
  • of remembrance or admonition, qualities already suggested in a