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• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture I
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  • standing on the shore. At that very moment he knew that she must
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture III
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  • — especially in those moments when as we look upwards to the
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture V
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  • at this place; the world is outside me.” — But the moment
  • spiritual life. For the moment man passes through death and becomes
  • actually for every human being a moment of terrible fear that he may
  • passes into the other cosmic spheres. At the moment of death he still
  • belongs to the Earth-sphere. But at that moment, everything within
  • moment of death all this differentiation ceases. All external solid
  • substances are earthy; at the moment of death man is living in earth,
  • still in that sphere. From the moment this individuality broke
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture VI
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  • is ‘fire' (or ‘warmth'). At the moment of
  • experienced through Initiation at any moment of life. When this
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture One
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  • every moment closely concern him. And so in these lectures I
  • moments stand out clearly and distinctly from all others. One
  • of them — it is not, of course, a ‘moment’ in the literal
  • moment when as a being of spirit-and-soul, man comes down to
  • moment, the event, of birth and conception — the
  • moment that there were on the Earth only a single human being,
  • moment a man has left the physical body behind at death, he is
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Two
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  • For the moment, the fact itself will suffice.
  • in the ordinary way, we see letters only; but the moment we
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Three
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  • again there is a unified whole. The moment we pass from the
  • individuality whose karma for what is at the moment his latest
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Four
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  • momentous happenings in the spiritual worlds. We were able to
  • the immediately present moment what you are doing, what you are
  • traces behind; from the spot you reached a moment previously
  • moment something has happened through you, you see it there,
  • great moment in the evolution of humanity. This individuality
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Five
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  • our whole path in such a way that at a certain moment in life
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Six
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  • impression upon him at the moment. And because he no longer
  • the moment his memory faded.
  • moment, not by any promptings of memory. He put on his outdoor
  • by momentous changes in the spiritual and physical evolution of
  • recall for a moment everything you know about Charlemagne and
  • of no other word at the moment ... and then swotting up Bacon
  • into later times. Try for a moment to picture quite clearly
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Seven
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  • intensity of the event and the moment when it was experienced,
  • will-impulses under the impression of the moment! Feeling and
  • the present moment with our knowledge, with the quality
  • present moment. We can say: we owe the facility with which we
  • stand in the middle of them with our momentary, present Ego;
  • undergoing at the present moment. If a man has
  • single moment to call up a remembrance of what one has passed
  • which lent emphasis to his words and when the right moment
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Eight
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  • the essential difference between the two moments of waking and
  • light upon it. The difference between the moment of waking and
  • the moment of going to sleep is particularly evident to people
  • in good health that the moment of going to sleep is often
  • moment of waking, on the other hand, has something slightly
  • moments both of waking and of going to sleep are shrouded in a
  • certain dimness. At the moment of going to sleep a man has the
  • that he then abandons them. The moment of waking is accompanied
  • from the spot where it is at the moment. And if a railway line
  • very beginning, from the moment of waking, so that one has the
  • memories mingle with the momentary impressions made by life. In
  • at different moments, life is a veritable hotch-potch, a
  • glimpse of his present karma. The moment of waking brings a
  • during the night what the momentarily formed thoughts signify
  • moment. The consequence of the later death, which is a karmic
  • we do not value the momentary physical effect above the
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Nine
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  • to pass through men cannot have a momentary significance only
  • that time to act in such a way. Now just consider for a moment:
  • be taken in earnest at all times, during every moment, not only