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• Title: Way of Initiation: The Personality of Rudolf Steiner and His Development
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  • encountering terrible trials, and a ripe age crowned by a mission
• Title: Way of Initiation: Chapter I: The Superphysical World and Its Gnosis
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  • industrial purposes. These successes could only have been attained by
• Title: Way of Initiation: Chapter VI: Initiation
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  • These are so-called “trials” which have to be passed.
  • These trials are now being discussed in various magazines and books,
  • seen nothing of these trials, and consequently cannot appropriately
  • trial consists in obtaining a clearer comprehension of the corporeal
  • Purification by Fire. The first trial is therefore known as the
  • “Fire-Trial.”
  • process of initiation by means of the Fire-Trial. These persons are
  • clairvoyant. For it must be noted that a genuine Fire-Trial is not
  • Fire-Trial a candidate may always turn back; but because he has been
  • after coming out of the Fire-Trial, he should wish, to continue in
  • awaits him another trial. By this he must prove whether he can move
  • the mystery-language. In this second, trial he must prove that, led
  • endured the trial, and he recognises the success which attends the
  • consummation of the trial, and the candidate must know how he can
  • effect this change. This trial is known as the
  • “Water-Trial,” because in consequence of its performance
  • trials are also dependent upon a quality which is produced by the
  • opportunities, during these trials, for the development of
  • Those trials are, therefore, much more easily endured by those who,
  • to enable them to succeed in the prescribed trials. Indeed, one may
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