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• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture I
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  • previous history, but the view is that it leads back finally to the
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture II
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  • karmic relationships of various figures in history and in the sphere
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture III
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  • history — it was at the end of the 8th and beginning of the 9th
  • materialistic age of ours. Behind the scenes of world history it is
  • And so in the later course of world history these two souls who had
  • history runs its course. Haroun al Raschid makes his way across
  • when history is studied in this way does it become reality. What
  • passes over from one epoch of world history so into another does not
  • earnestly. Perceived in its outward aspect only, history is itself
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture IV
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  • the socialist leader. Just think what a light is shed upon world history
  • souls bear within them is carried over from epoch to epoch. History
  • But this very objectivity leads from one point in history at which a
  • study of history, people will probably be very reluctant to approach
  • obscured. When such things are investigated, a great deal in history
  • themselves have done a great deal to garble and falsify history in
  • to know Christianity not as mere history or tradition but in its
  • Recorded history, you see,
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture VII
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  • each has its history; culture and civilisation evolve throughout the
  • course of this history. The Sun life, the long period traversed
  • between death and a new birth, has also its history. The most
  • important event in the Earth's history is the Mystery of Golgotha,
  • and in that history we make a clear distinction between the period
  • present era. It is men themselves who make history, but we understand
  • history only if instead of abstract speculation we are able to
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Two
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  • personality in history had taken shape paramountly in the
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Three
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  • Then, for the first time, we have a true conception of history,
  • have said that ideas are at work in history and then become
  • history — say: Ideas — so much twaddle! Economic
  • conception of history.
  • reality is that what came to pass in earlier epochs of history
  • history, be it of importance or of little account. The earlier
  • observers. We perceive how earlier history is carried over into
  • later history through the instrumentality of the starry worlds
  • and the Beings of those worlds. History becomes reality only
  • disjointed ciphers. But now we begin to read from history
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Four
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  • himself, and I think that such a view of history cannot fail to
  • in a personality of outstanding importance in world-history,
  • world-history, in order that light may be shed upon things that
  • illustrate the working of karma in world-history, I wanted to
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Five
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  • certain karmic connections of personalities known in history.
  • perspective of history, light will also be shed upon
  • this much is certain: anyone who understands the history of the
  • European history. This legend came to the knowledge of the two
  • whom I had only read in history. He did not really fit into the
  • King of Italy? Look it up in history and you will find that
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Six
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  • study history in the way I have illustrated by certain
  • world-history. The primary aim of this lecture was to shed
  • conclude with a picture drawn from world-history.
  • Study of history in the future must be concerned with the
  • from one epoch into the next the impulses that work in history,
  • in the development of world-history. Let us think of the days
  • days, converged, so to speak, in him. Art, literature, history,
  • intermingled. We can perceive this development of history quite
  • could look him up in history. You would find there a strange
  • illusion than this in all world-history; no other illusion has
  • our studies of history will also be connected with matters that
  • lies hidden beneath the shroud of external history may be
  • learn to observe their own being, as well as world-history, in
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Seven
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  • across a history teacher, who was a very clever man and also
  • history ... one can learn something from him!’ — this man