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• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture I
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  • hardly possible for anyone immersed in modern civilisation to think
  • in the mother's body produce this state of chaos. And now think of a
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture II
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  • feelings. We do not think about his individual traits; our attraction
  • philosophers who give a great deal of thought to it. Just think: if
  • origin. Think of the noblest organ of all — the human
  • materialistic picture. But all inclination for materialistic thinking
  • Just think about it and you will realise that the derogatory things
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture III
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  • of mind and heart, of our life of soul, of our mode of thinking, in
  • thinking and our feeling signify. Here on the Earth this inner
  • We think that this is our affair and ours alone, for the truth is
  • not want to speak of that to-day. I want you to think of how
  • that our modern way of thinking — the materialistic spirit on
  • European thinking, have moulded it into forms it would not have
  • give you an example. Think of a personality like Ernst Haeckel
  • think of Haroun al Raschid himself. If with occult sight one discerns
  • strong impetus to European thinking. You may say: but what a
  • a path leading to the West. Think again of Haroun al Raschid and his
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture IV
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  • all the exclusiveness belonging to geometrical thinking. His mind was
  • heels, what quality of thinking characterised him in an earlier
  • incarnation. And one who observes the qualities of a man's thinking
  • whereas the gait of a man who thinks cautiously and with deliberation
  • the socialist leader. Just think what a light is shed upon world history
  • who realise the import of these things will not think it so strange
  • fault of the books!” But just think of it — Maurice
  • books of writers who think one crazy are really more bewildering
  • remain united in Anthroposophical thinking, feeling and
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture V
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  • destruction. Think of the forces in nature around us. They build up
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture VI
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  • in man by the world of the Angels. Think of the wonderful beauty of
  • has in him, according to the way he was able to think and feel and
• Title: Karmic Relationships, V: Lecture VII
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  • to think about the Sun-sphere. At the same time I explained how,
  • aspect of Anthroposophy. I think the content of these three lectures
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture One
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  • Thinking, to begin with, of this latter event, we know that
  • disintegrate. Anyone who thinks deeply enough about this
  • deeply concerned with the nature of human thinking. Thinking
  • of our own thinking reveals that in itself it can no more have
  • intrinsic reality in human thinking as there is in a corpse.
  • what is sound or false in thinking. When we discern what a
  • thoughts? It is the kind of thinking that was ours before we
  • came down into the earthly world. Abstract thinking is the
  • corpse of what was once living thinking. The thinking of
  • thinking assumes in earthly existence as the human soul and
  • phenomenon of death and so realising that our thinking is a
  • corpse compared with pre-earthly thinking, our vista of man and
  • existence. To-day they place too high a value upon thinking but
  • was of importance too. With his more egoistic thinking to-day a
  • think about pre-earthly life as he does about the life after
  • physical Moon and the Earth were still one body. When we think
  • in order to understand life in this sphere we must think of
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Two
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  • have been unthinkable to study medicine, for example, in the
  • eliminated. To understand this we must think of something that
  • for people to think of something else that is less than
  • believe as materialistic thinkers do, that physical substances
  • From this point of view let us think of the human being and his
  • Here is someone who actually thinks that all kinds of things
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Three
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  • perplexing to ordinary thinking. As we stand on the Earth
  • all the time being thrown off and replaced. Think only of your
  • Just think of this. — Seven years ago I was able, to my
  • and a new birth and think of this in conjunction with the
  • actuality. But no genuine thinker can conceive why this should
  • us think about an example such as this which has been brought
  • and exact investigation. A rigid, superficial thinker
  • Jupiter are utterly different from human beings. Think of a
  • nature. Therefore their thinking, too, is utterly different
  • from the thinking of men. The experience is shattering,
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Four
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  • himself, and I think that such a view of history cannot fail to
  • thinking, what is happening to you or through you; you are just
  • Think of Schiller's whole life, think how it comes to
  • and side by side with this, think of the deep seriousness, the
  • occurred to everyone who thinks about such matters and which
  • serious matter than people think. I mention it here in order to
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Five
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  • us think of how we meet and become acquainted with other human
  • Think of the following. — We meet other human beings and
  • think of how delightful it would have been to have lived in
  • our thinking entirely. In the spiritual world the straight way
  • be able to think of an angle if you did not walk. It is
  • his external life. We need only think of a few characteristic
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Six
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  • feeling. But just think how indeterminately our feelings
  • of thinking we are awake, completely awake; in the activity of
  • which we can remember. Think only what becomes of a man who
  • primarily in the past of our earthly life. Just think of all
  • the present. Just think what a state of confusion! How utterly
  • speak. Think of all the wonders that stream into us
  • memory. But just think how pale and indistinct are these
  • no longer able to think in the real sense; we can only think
  • twenty-second year. Just think of all that a human being
  • Think of the great difference there is in the ordinary
  • in the development of world-history. Let us think of the days
  • expression ‘ochsen’ (to ‘swot’) and I can think
  • that it has the Trinity. When we think of the Spiritual
  • was that of thinking in cold, barren abstractions, when
  • to identify this God with thinking, to deify the life of
  • thinking has an essentially altruistic tendency. In
  • Mohammed's followers, this talent for thinking about the world
  • think in pure abstractions, who want to shape the world
  • thinking of Mohammedanism gave rise to the view that it is
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Seven
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  • moulded our Ego. The transition from thinking to feeling
  • Think of someone of forty years of age: he has made his mark.
  • nothing is really known about it. And now think about this
  • as it were, through life, thinking of the Earth as enclosed in
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Eight
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  • will experience the ultimate karmic value of what he thinks or
  • what he thinks or does. But something quite different may come
  • now go further. Think, for instance, of an astral body that is
  • incarnation. Such action or thinking in the eleventh century
• Title: Karmic Relationships, VII: Lecture Nine
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  • not often think about this; they deceive themselves about the
  • pictures of outer Nature, and anyone who thinks that he gets
  • the Breslau Group: we too will think about what we have been
  • Breslau friends too will think of those who were so glad to