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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
  • incorporation into the body of world events, into the cosmos, and his
  • matter of world views, these images really constituted the most
  • visions constituted the most serious elements of the ancient world
  • materialist world view inclines him to trace his relatively more
  • interrelationships, the divine guidance of the world — these
  • The world of ideas of this older mankind was as follows: In that
  • divine-spiritual world-order had postponed that moment to a later
  • to occur when the right time had come in world evolution. — It is
  • world evolution were such forms to come into being, namely, the human
  • physical world, yet resembling an animal by reason of representing a
  • scale up to man in the physical world: it had to remain a
  • Thus this form was transferred to the physical world, but as a
  • raised to those worlds for which provision was made, so to speak, in
  • the plan of higher worlds, it beholds in its imaginations the beings
  • physical world it sees simply what has come into being in the various
  • who dwells in the visible world, yet is himself invisible: it beholds
  • what is called the heavenly, the super-sensible world; and with the
  • this world. Man belonged on the earth. The Dragon did not belong on
  • world's evolution. That is why the human being, in experiencing it in
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• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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  • Present-Day Man as a World Hermit, Elementals
  • life into the breadth of the world' so that we can overcome the
  • Present-Day Man as a World Hermit, Elementals
  • If we observe our present relation to nature and to the whole world,
  • factor that makes present-day man a world-hermit: he is not conscious
  • had to enter the world-historical evolution of the earth; a
  • never have had any meaning in the world had it not commemorated what
  • man only if his behavior toward ourself and the world is not merely
  • things of the outer world: he perceives them, forms abstract thoughts
  • deeper relation to that world of which the plant, for example, is a
  • The human being is really so closely linked to the world that he
  • world. And when we see the lily in the field, growing from the seed to
  • start on my way into spiritual worlds. — You will perhaps object
  • the sense world, where he now has his being; and I indicated further
  • — a super-sensible being in the sense of world — he instantly
  • with the Dragon in his lower nature. For everything in the world moves
  • purpose on earth: he has a cosmic aim within the entire world
  • nature, world evolution actually progressed in such a way that the
  • purely material outer world, as assumed by nature research today; he
  • diverge so radically from everything else in the world that can be
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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
  • borrowed from the sense world; but as the ego and the astral body
  • physical sense-world during our waking hours. There we live wholly
  • penetrate the spiritual world by means of the ordinary
  • phenomena, which are really an extension of the dream world. In healthy
  • But ultimately all this merely points to the fact that the world into
  • constraint of the laws of nature, exactly as does the world of dreams.
  • Everything we can think, will, or feel in the physical sense-world is
  • distorted the moment we enter this more or less subconscious world.
  • Why? Well, dreams are the bridge leading to the spiritual world, and
  • the spiritual world is wholly permeated by a set of laws that are not
  • character. Dreams are the transition to this world. It is grave error
  • to imagine that the spiritual world can be comprehended by means of
  • into the spiritual world. The same methods can be carried over
  • spiritual world we enter an entirely different system of laws.
  • The idea that the world can and should be comprehended only by
  • in which during sleep we penetrate into the spiritual world, greater
  • Evolution of the World and Humanity,
  • in the mere sense-world. — Now, when the Druid priest entered
  • some chimerical world of divine spirit. All this was very different in
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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
  • world as part of ourself, in the same way as we do all that takes
  • thinking, a realistic way of looking at the world.
  • of the cosmos. Everywhere in the world matter contains spirit, for
  • ignore the world of animals and men — is withdrawn by the earth
  • world-alien our civilization has become — this civilization that
  • under the influence of the cosmic planetary world; and in a former
  • differently, presents the world in an entirely different way; and we
  • the world today are very different from what emanates from the other
  • forces from the spiritual world, in the wholly concrete sense. It is
  • same intellectual means. But never in the world will anything but
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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  • rather than with the Earth. What appears in world space springing and
  • with the out-breathing of the Earth. It views the star world and
  • world, permeates and saturates himself with the quality of the stars,
  • that he may penetrate the earthly world in the right way after the
  • begins again to immerse himself in the cosmic world, and is most
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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  • spiritual world as such in order to understand events which do not
  • spiritual world. We know that at the beginning of human
  • of which he could gain glimpses of the spiritual world which led him
  • to view this world as of equal validity with the physical sense world.
  • sense world. The people of the early centuries felt that they were
  • also grasped in lively connection with the world appearing
  • the physical sense world, should at the same time maintain that the
  • world. The Divine is comprehended in its greatness and power, not when
  • the power to work in this sensible world, to permeate this sensible
  • world creatively. It is a debasing of the Divine to want to set it up
  • the whole course of the world as this comes to meet us.
  • healing forces, how at this time she makes the plant world, and to a
  • certain extent also the world of the lower animals into something
  • earthly world. But something else was connected with this Christmas
  • oncoming of spring, when the plant world starts to grow, something
  • world; that it places what can be spiritually investigated over
  • heavenly worlds and becomes man, in the way He is given to men, but we
  • actually departs from the spiritual world when He descends to the
  • Christ forsake the heavenly world and plunge down among mankind. For
  • into the spiritual world. Spiritual beings mark the Mystery of
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• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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  • surrendered, given over to the outer spiritual-physical world. Their
  • these religious attitudes toward the phenomena of the world,
  • other Scholastics — if this philosophy, this world conception,
  • world can be acquired, whereas everything connected with the
  • super-sensible world has to be gained through revelation — this
  • And if, in turn, the idea-world of natural science today is totally
  • revelation — that is, the super-sensible world — came to be
  • world in Nature; to feel the kinship of man's spiritual
  • the unity of the world generally. This is also the structure of our
  • world-evolution come not from what is propounded in superficial words,
  • in the world rests on a real quality of being, and this quality must
  • the cosmos, to unite itself with cosmic worlds, if once the Michael
  • once introduced in the world when people had the force to form
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture IV
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  • plant world; felt deeply also the changes the animal world lived
  • proper consciousness for the mineral realm, for the dead world outside
  • one side man was not interested in the dead mineral world, nor, on the
  • did not extend to the comprehension of the mineral world. So the
  • still binds them with the animal world, that is, what pertains to
  • divine spiritual impulses which then work on in the bird world and
  • which can only work in the bird world because they find their way in
  • animal world. In those ancient times this was understood, and
  • goes on in the plant world. Let us suppose that this is the Earth, and
  • Such living participation in the plant world no longer exists in our
  • world. When the harvest had been gathered in, however, and his limbs
  • noticed in the outer world what sort of form he himself had as man.
  • had a perception only of the animal world and of what pertains to
  • belonged to the whole world, that he was a citizen of the entire
  • his world of thought, then he must emerge again and experience
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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  • spiritual world.
  • world in which it revealed itself was by no means regarded in such a
  • either with this world or any other. Rather, he thinks of his
  • cosmos, with the whole world.
  • this “I” to the world was not something
  • the world. Men did not expect great secrets of Nature to be revealed
  • midsummer the divine-spiritual world revealed itself through moral
  • perceptions, man felt: “The divine-spiritual world is withdrawing
  • spiritual in the world. With the arrival of what we today call the
  • super-terrestrial streams down into the earthly world. But now the
  • of the Earth. He felt this to be the denial of the moral world order.
  • cloud, forces opposed to the moral world order were ensnaring him. He
  • that Jesus came into the world in a cave, thus hinting at something
  • following: Natural science has led man to recognize one side of world
  • everything passively, wants to set himself down in front of the world