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• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture III
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  • Then, in the cosmic memory now alive in us, there arises a
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture IV
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  • but his memory was completely clouded. When he arrived at his first
  • Germany, Austria, Hungary, Galicia, and finally, when his memory came
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture VII
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  • we have memory, experiences of remembrance, so in the Sun-existence
  • we bear within us the Saturn-existence which gives us cosmic memory.
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture One
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  • on. In memory we string together only the days but in a true
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Four
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  • characterised by saying that they gaze back upon the memory, if
  • remembrance, cosmic memory, of the Saturn Beings. If the vista
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Six
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  • from the depths of the soul, namely, remembrance, memory. When
  • way into ordinary waking life. And when we give memory free
  • cannot remember some period of his life, whose memory of that
  • then in his profession. But one day his memory was suddenly
  • that failed; the memory was completely blotted out. The
  • the moment his memory faded.
  • that you might do or leave undone if memory played no part in
  • your actions! Man is dependent upon memory to a far greater
  • memory he was guided only by the impulses of the present
  • moment, not by any promptings of memory. He put on his outdoor
  • through memory — and now this memory was blotted out.
  • family as a sensible, rational individual, but his memory had
  • off; but the memory of what had happened, even the
  • memory of having taken the ticket was blotted out. He was aware
  • only of the immediate present. The extinction of memory was a
  • and was therefore no longer a matter of memory — that too
  • without knowing who he was. One day his memory returned, but he
  • railway ticket. When his memory returned and he was himself
  • memory. But just think how pale and indistinct are these
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Seven
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  • of karma. Let us remember here what I have said about memory
  • memory. He is then still able to act quite sensibly and
  • grounded, in the memory but in the case referred to can no
  • longer find its bearings along the path of memory leading
  • what does this memory amount to? Let us compare it with the
  • actual experience of the reality from which the memory comes to
  • which can find no bearings in earthly life without memory,
  • us of it. The characteristic feature of this memory is that
  • dear to us, for instance, yet the memory picture which remains
  • will fade away; the calm memory-picture, a mere shadow of what
  • experience remains with us. Our relation to memory is one
  • of memory in loving devotion to them.
  • memory. We experience vividly, with intensity; in
  • memory our experiences become pale shadows. Memory owes its
  • by the ordinary consciousness which is restricted to memory
  • we put memory as a shadowy image behind us, one who has
  • memory, stands the evolving karma, the objectivised memory. And
  • shadowy memory, without is the cosmic memory of our destiny
  • earthly life. We have an inner memory and we have the world's
  • memory outside us. Every human being is surrounded by this
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• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Eight
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  • memory goes. The nights are between the days but in his