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• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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  • the cosmos while on its way from spring to summer, and again from
  • summer through autumn into winter. We will learn to sense how
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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  • summer, winter shows us dying life. But what does this dying life of
  • Advancing from spring toward summer, the earth more and more loses its
  • certain Mysteries at the height of summer, the season in which we have
  • seek in the earth I gather, at the height of summer, knowledge of
  • depths of the earth, in midsummer he sought them high in the clouds.
  • the earth; and in the summertime he found them given over to the vast
  • And when summer begins to wane after the St. John season, the earth
  • feel winter merely as the time for donning a heavy coat, or summer as
  • the year, from the cold snow of winter to the sultry midsummer of
  • But then, when summer passes into autumn, and winter approaches,
  • between nature-consciousness, engendered during the spring and summer,
  • during the spring and summertime, he prepares himself to live in
  • summer. Every little firefly will be for him a mysterious revelation
  • of the cosmos; every breath in the atmosphere in midsummer will
  • spring-summer — autumn-winter, the end of September will once
  • transition from nature-consciousness (spring-summer) to
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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  • on the complementary nature of Christmas with Midsummer and Easter with
  • — Mid-summer. The Earth has fully out-breathed. In her outer
  • places, those men who especially understood the festival of the summer
  • sphere which throughout the summer has served only as a reflection, as
  • cosmos in the summer, it is also opaque in its inner nature,
  • impermeable by cosmic influences and therefore, during the summer
  • While the summer out-breathing occurred, the Earth was ahrimanized.
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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  • on the complementary nature of Christmas with Midsummer and Easter with
  • and St. John's to the summer solstice.
  • summer in order to let it be stimulated by the cosmos. All that opened
  • summertime has now been completely drawn in by the Earth, to rest in
  • Mystery, at the time of the summer solstice. Then the Earth has
  • its counterpart was what in summer lay in the super-earthly periphery
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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  • on the complementary nature of Christmas with Midsummer and Easter with
  • animals sleep in the winter; these elemental beings sleep in summer.
  • summer, autumn, winter. To distinguish spring, summer, autumn, winter
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture IV
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  • on the complementary nature of Christmas with Midsummer and Easter with
  • regard, and that is, how the festival of Midsummer, which has become
  • in them, ego-consciousness shone in just at the height of summer. And
  • at this time of midsummer people could perceive the mineral realm at
  • participants in the oldest midsummer festivals — those of the
  • summer solstice which have become our St. John's festival — the
  • unfolded in those times at the height of summer under the guidance of
  • warmth become around St. John's time, at the height of summer, how
  • ancient peoples, suddenly, for a few days at the height of summer,
  • science — all that during the summer had been in the forming and
  • not performed during the summer. It is difficult to describe in modern
  • in people's limbs. In the summer a man had to accommodate the
  • Through music and poetry at the height of summer, he turned toward
  • time, at the height of summer he learned to know how the harmonies of
  • At midsummer man learned to know himself inwardly, in relation to his
  • I allow myself to be lifted up to the heavens in summer, when I let
  • only through the windows of heaven in summer. But just for that reason
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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  • on the complementary nature of Christmas with Midsummer and Easter with
  • Let us remind ourselves how, in midsummer, the time we know as St.
  • described, they approached their “I” at midsummer, although
  • himself as moral impulse what is revealed at this time of midsummer
  • And thus it was that especially at midsummer people perceived the
  • ruling and weaving of Nature in the summer nights, in the summer
  • summer dream which they experienced in reality; a summer dream through
  • which they came especially near to the divine-spiritual; a summer
  • All the fanciful embellishment of the midsummer night's dream, of the
  • conjured by human imagination that wove through this midsummer time on
  • midsummer the divine-spiritual world revealed itself through moral
  • When the summer came to an end and autumn approached, when the leaves
  • luxurious life of summer had faded and the trees become bare, then,
  • human being experienced the transition from summer to autumn in such a
  • summer. The purpose of summer is to bring man into relation with the
  • midsummer: “Receive the Light” (see diagram). By
  • being in midsummer felt himself lifted out above himself to the
  • summer I stand face to face with Enlightenment; then the heavenly, the
  • we today call intellect. Whereas in summer the intellect evaporates
  • become mottoes, the teachers said to them — just as at midsummer
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