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• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture I
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  • Year completes the entire German volume GA 223.
  • And thereby men would be prepared for the festivals of the year, the
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture II
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  • year and said, Let us make the necessary arrangements? Naturally that
  • — even the last thousand years of human history — the vastly
  • yearns.
  • merely grown half a year older by fall than they were in the spring:
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture III
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  • three or four hundred years has today become an axiom. This has come
  • undergone in the course of the year by this shadow-phenomenon enclosed
  • the year as well, the sun's shadow varied. They could trace these
  • should be done on such and such a day of the year in order to achieve
  • the year round only to the abstractionist. When science will once more
  • of the year. The Mithras Cult served to elicit from the heavens the
• Title: Lecture: Michaelmas-Soul: Lecture IV
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  • million years ago, calls for mental brilliance and exact knowledge.
  • million years, others two hundred million; but people of today take
  • geologists use to calculate geologic epochs by millions of years: they
  • and figure out how this human heart looked three hundred years ago and
  • how it will look in another three hundred years. The calculation may
  • years ago, nor will it be three hundred years hence. — Similarly,
  • million years ago, when there was no trace of Silurian or other
  • occur in various substances in twenty million years. In this direction
  • hundred years ago, or how the earth appeared two hundred million years
  • year in the way of earth activity when it is supplemented by
  • years: well-meaning people who do not want the Easter Festival to be
  • themselves that are conditioned by this external course of the year.
  • the year, from the cold snow of winter to the sultry midsummer of
  • earth life. We shall learn to sense the course of the year as we do the
  • learn to listen to what the year as the great living being has to tell
  • What does Easter represent in the year's festivals? It is a festival
  • reveals the course of the year as having its counterpart within him,
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture I
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  • The Cycle of the Year as Breathing-Process of the Earth
  • At the times when the great festivals of the year approach our souls,
  • spiritual cosmic connections, the meaning of the festival year. And I
  • of spiritual insights and over long ages, the festival year has
  • changes its aspect in the course of the year, changes everything with
  • speak. After a year the Earth has always arrived again at about the
  • same point, as to its appearance, at which it stood a year before. You
  • which it stood in March of the year 1922.
  • want to place before our inner eye the yearly cycle, in the large, as
  • idea if we notice the plant-growth during the course of the year. We
  • Now let us follow the Earth further in its yearly course. Let us
  • it stands in the cycle of the year, how it stands in the cycle of the
  • course in the yearly cycle of Sundays.
  • the course of the year, we find the Earth in yet a third condition in
  • Mysteries who understood the course of the year spiritually. They knew
  • souls. This was the meaning they saw in the cycle of the year.
  • cycle of the year, Michaelmas is an important time also for those who
  • festival for simple folk. But once the significance of the yearly
  • itself in the great yearly respiration. In this Earth-soul element
  • the year; when we see the Christ flowing down into the earthly and
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• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture II
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  • festivals of the year. This should be a kind of Michael festival,
  • the rest of the Christian festivals. In the course of the years we
  • The human being is transformed at about the seventh year by the change
  • of teeth, and again at about the fourteenth or fifteenth year by the
  • number of years, and that these years present the return of certain
  • events in a regular rhythm, as I indicated yesterday. After a year we
  • sun-position, and so forth. The course of the year thus enters into
  • We saw yesterday that this course of the year represents an
  • into the connection that exists between the course of the year in
  • thought after a half-year, so must the Easter thought bring forth the
  • able to create festivals in the course of the year, in accordance with
  • the yearly phenomena? It consisted in the primal spiritual force.
  • — into the course of the year as the outcome of physical
  • When it is understood how to think with the course of the year, then
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture III
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  • to focus the whole attention during the year on a festival-time.
  • united their consciousness with the course of the year; when, let us
  • say, at the beginning of the year, they felt themselves standing
  • of the year, through the various feeling perceptions associated with
  • Thus people partook in the course of the year, and this participation
  • being. They experienced the course of the year as an organic life
  • part in the turning of the year as I have just described it —
  • between this living-oneself-into the course of the year and what men
  • the year as ruled by the four, because this contains nothing of the
  • Hence, the ancient Indian view was of a year divided into a hot
  • can be thought of as shifting. But the course of the year was thought
  • But when anyone follows the whole course of the year, when he sees how
  • which should become living as a festival in the course of the year,
• 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
  • took place during the year formed a very significant part of their
  • the phenomena connected with the cycle of the year, with the differing
  • through during the course of the year; felt the whole human
  • year something approximating the human ego-consciousness on the one
  • plant-like to the mineral, and thereby at a certain time of year
  • at a certain time of year the larks and the nightingales sing, what is
  • on the time of year. In the doing of all this, man forgets that
  • they needed this for life during the course of the year, just as they
  • most the custom of lead-casting on New Year's Eve, the Feast of St.
  • being man, but by living together with the course of the year; that in
  • year, so intimately linked that he had to say to himself: “I know
  • course of the year to some degree would have been quite unable to
  • an inner understanding of what the cycle of the year can mean to man
• Title: Lecture: The Cycle of the Year: Lecture V
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  • cycle of the year in its phenomena was perceived, and indeed today can
  • throughout the rest of the year it was hidden from them. Of course
  • other three-quarters of the year nothing was revealed to them of what
  • Nature's year.
  • Now there approached the next development of the year, and with it,
  • what man felt within himself to be connected of itself with this year.
  • deviated from the moral impulses in the course of the year.
  • year was viewed as being divided into three periods. Things were
  • the year's course. For the more materialism overtook mankind, the less
  • lives in the year's changing seasons, he related the whole thing
  • the life of the year in its course was now taken into man himself. It
  • festivals of the year also the right content.