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  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Interlude
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    • all creative joy from his soul, and his inner life grew constantly
    • more desolate. In this condition of life the poor girl, whom he
    • had forsaken, came again into his mind, and a wrecked life was
    • in their life.
    • fails, I know, if one carries into it the feelings one had in life.
    • of a deep problem of life. I was once again able to realize clearly
    • the fulness of life. As soon as it departs therefrom, its works
    • of life. And I believe a great many have that power, — especially
    • On such a point we shall surely be able to accept whatever life
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Prelude
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    • of our present-day life. ... I only hope that this world of
    • estranged from those things in life that seem to me worth while.
    • something in me that rebels against your view of life.
    • of my inmost soul-life?
    • ideas such, that without vital realization of them life has no valid
    • an instrument for the manifestation of this view of life.
    • life requires at the hands of the man whom we call good. And yet
    • artistic life comes to be voiced, shows me that your ideas too
    • with reference to this life are to a certain extent superficial
    • how I have wrenched myself away from that manner of life, which,
    • I have tried to approach the heights and depths of life. I have
    • upon the essentials of life and presents to our souls the true
    • our active sympathies in daily life.
    • — that the richest life is to be found just there where you only
    • dispensing life. To the ideas that have come to me, I am indebted for
    • all that makes life worth while; not only for the courage, but also
    • ordinary everyday life, in the old traditional sense, but that
    • men succeed in uniting what they call the realities of life with
    • critique of life. No hunger is stilled, no tears are dried, no
    • is unspeakably distant from the true depths of life, and the true
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  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 1
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    • Unsealing all the depths and doubts of Life.
    • From utmost depths of Life before mine eyes.
    • For me dull monotone obscures all life.
    • Of sacred life itself within my heart.
    • All, friend, behind the changing scenes of life
    • That men call ‘Being,’ true life lies concealed
    • And in that life each soul doth weave its thread.
    • And see revealed all the life of men,
    • I am at one with all the sense of Life
    • As purest life, brought death, my friend, to thee
    • When through thy life it comes into mine own
    • Bereft of conscious life, and where full oft
    • Of Death makes mock at Life's reality.
    • Of life's return, then did I know full well
    • That mine own way to live the spirit-life
    • And set before man's soul the goals of life.
    • When I perceive, how powerfully in life
    • Amongst my audience with the warmth of life.
    • That in the clash of life's realities,
    • They may indeed wing life's creative powers
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  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 2
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    • Mine inmost being terrified to life:
    • He robbed me of the very warmth of life,
    • Endure the riddle of my life, unless
    • This truth sublime, that o'er all life doth float
    • Life's surface only in our moods of thought.
    • As thou didst tread with me the path of life,
    • And scan with steadfast gaze life's tangled path;
    • For I must fain believe that primal life
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 3
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    • Lay hidden, issued forth to light and life:
    • The gifts of life with her full consciousness
    • To solve for me life's fearful questionings
    • I Why do I mar the life of friend and child,
    • Illusion's veil o'erspreads life's surfaces —
    • When in life's pilgrimage I had attained
    • Thy course of life had fitted thee to be
    • When thy thoughts dwelt yet far from spirit-life.
    • To make thy life's sole content and its wealth.
    • Who hath not known as yet life's shadowed fears.
    • Thus thou didst learn to understand life's joy,
    • Must grow unto the higher life above.
    • And now thou stand'st before life's hardest test.
    • Of that new higher life of humankind
    • Which springs to life and fullness in himself.
    • Through depths of space to fill the world with life;
    • Quicken with life the soul of this our son:
    • To the creative joy of spirit-life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 4
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    • I followed thee throughout the course of life,
    • I feel life's powers revive in this new land,
    • If I can pour into their life on earth
    • In life's storm-centres many a year I stood,
    • Must surely know his life's necessities.
    • I breathe pure air of life, and I transmute
    • The question of the true worth of man's life.
    • On all around, whilst life in merry mood
    • So will ye surely reach Life's fountain-head,
    • Had chosen for his life monastic rule,
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 5
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    • In the domain of everlasting life,
    • Prepared the way to consecrate his life
    • And filleth beings with the breath of life: —
    • Shall fill his soul with life; there too the earth's
    • From dim desires which feel their way through life.
    • Solution of the riddles set by life,
    • By showing forth from depths of our own life
    • And works within the life of men on earth.
    • And through the soul life of whoever seeks
    • Who doth but recognize the powers of life
    • And Felix Balde came just as in life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 6
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    • Which lessening of the powers of life in thee
    • Thy mother's beauty and thy child's own life
    • Just like her husband, as she is in life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 7
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    • World-substance, weaving life,
    • Sound-substance that gives life
    • The living life of sound;
    • Direct the soul-life's rays.
    • Life's ether harden too.
    • The Sylphs' airy life
    • May rouse to new life
    • And life of the worlds.
    • May guide him through his life,
    • Quite otherwise I viewed the life of one
    • As first he entered on life's thorny path
    • As he appeared in earthly life when young,
    • And only those who in their earthly life
    • In this life; but I shall wait patiently,
    • As we were joined in former life on earth.
    • Thine eyes of sense beheld me in this life.
    • It wove into our life those sufferings,
    • Thee on the path of life, which selfsame power
    • To solve for me the riddle of my life,
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 8
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    • Seemed of itself to have a separate life;
    • Did know the riddle of thine artist life,
    • To soar to worlds beyond the life of sense —
    • How spirit stands revealed in actual life.
    • Trodden the path that led to spirit-life.
    • To me it seems the symbol in sense-life
    • Then must we say that on each plane of life
    • Much that this life will not allow to come
    • In earthly life do manifest themselves
    • As consequences of some former life.
    • And which have shaped his present mode of life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 9
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    • They will give light in sense-life's darkened ways:
    • Into whose life I brought such bitter grief;
    • By living out mine own essential life;
    • So closely are we one, that thy soul's life
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 10
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    • O Benedictus, fount of my new life!
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Portal of Initiation: Scene 11
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    • Thou gav'st me power to picture human life;
    • To spirit-life they have been lifted up.
    • My power will cause within their spirit-life
    • With thine exalted sister's loftier life:
    • From the dim feeling life within thy soul,
    • Johannes, in the realm of spirit-life
    • The gifts they have to offer in their life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Beings and Persons Represented
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    • former life. Maria and Johannes share the experiences at the same time;
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 1
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    • To find the meaning and the goal of life:
    • The inward life of many human souls.
    • Unfolding truly mine own way and life
    • Long hath my life been, but its web displays
    • Which transforms human life, and makes to rise
    • Which feeds the springs of life within ourselves.
    • As chief amongst the many sins of life
    • To those who would lay bare the springs of life,
    • Thus do I recognize life's highest task;
    • And sought the goals of life in time and space.
    • But now, when I would search the fount of life
    • Thy confidence in life.
    • To depths of human life
    • Fighting a battle for thy very life.
    • In human life. Mere words of comfort now
    • Thy counsels pour a stream of fiery life
    • And also as the storms of life and love.
    • Much pain whilst reading in thy book of life,
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 2
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    • Johannes' life and aims. A stony road
    • If earth-life's tortuous course alone it were
    • The road that leads back from this present life
    • The goal of action in my daily life.
    • The workings of my soul's life, which I saw
    • I see my own soul's life and strength at work
    • From out old ways of life
    • Will's might that giveth life
    • I thine old ways of life.
    • The traces of thy life.
    • From out this sphere of life
    • That stretches back far from my present life
    • Mankind doth guide his life,
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 3
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    • How can the ceaseless web of spirit-life,
    • And radiant colours filled with spirit-life.
    • No work of mine owes not its life to thee.
    • I love the life that quickens in thy soul,
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 4
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    • My life hath undergone a curious change.
    • Such as may serve-some useful end in life.
    • There are no goals in life ordained for man
    • Can never reach the fountain: head of life.
    • That lead to business and to normal life.
    • That urged thee forth from this benumbing life?
    • That this my present life is not an utter loss.
    • If this terrestrial life repeats itself.
    • Of repetition of thy life on earth.
    • To make a fresh beginning in my life.
    • The repetition of our earthly life
    • Ever to seek for evidence in life
    • And by my own life testify the truth,
    • Thou art acquainted with my curious life.
    • In all their life as my apostasy.
    • Just as one bears the other things in life
    • So too my later life and all the hopes
    • That happened round me in my later life.
    • Tortured by scorn I must confront my life;
    • Do with me what thou wilt, thou life-machine;
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 5
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    • His duty bids him lead this novel life.
    • To this much altered fashion of our life.
    • The spirit-life, they say, must be made known,
    • Then such a knowledge wakes to life in me
    • Into the circle of his daily life,
    • By men deemed lifeless. Evening often fell,
    • Musing on what life held in store for him,
    • To him I give a draught of life and hope
    • To losing courage on life's battlefield.
    • For him I forge unwavering faith in life
    • When by life's riddles thou art overwhelmed.
    • Through labyrinths of life and depths of soul.
    • Across thy path in life
    • I know that in this life I certainly
    • Reacts like very life upon my soul.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 6
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    • That this is so mine own life proves to-day.
    • She is to marry me and share my life.
    • Oft have I told thee what my life hath been.
    • Because he wished to start his life anew
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 7
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    • The separate life of individual men
    • To mount aloft unto the higher life.
    • Lifelong allegiance, Truly ye are
    • Why, not content with robbing us of life
    • And hear his words, as in the life of sense
    • Of other states of life oppresseth me.
    • Science and daily life shall undergo
    • Thus hast thou learned that laws for future life
    • And if thou art resolved to find the life
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 8
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    • Her life was well nigh one continuous prayer,
    • In other walks of life I had not found.
    • For which he makes his life the sacrifice.
    • As in this earth-life yet is possible,
    • To solve the riddle of my life and fate:
    • That in this life I may yet find myself.
    • Can we proclaim life's highest aim to be
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    • Knowledge to serve our needs in daily life.
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    • As only can be felt in life's full course.
    • That which had brought this fear to life in me.
    • From out life's needs they brought to being things,
    • So long as in the circle of thy life
    • Thou art a dream, and dost but dream thy life.’
    • From nothingness to life, and back to nothingness —
    • I scan a picture that seems life itself.
    • Thine own life hast thou dreamed.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 11
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    • This long-past earthly life — so too did theirs.
    • To find the causes of thy present life;
    • In their next life on earth such men as these
    • Must show strong traces of their previous life.
    • Life's contradictions to accentuate
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Probation: Scene 12
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    • He knows the words writ in his book of life
    • To change itself to deeds in earthly life.
    • At every step that he would take in life
    • I do perceive the error of my life.
    • But now I have beheld the past earth life
    • From which my present life derives its source
    • As just before its present life on earth
    • The fashion of his life must be for me
    • Clamour imperiously for life and form,
    • This will must know the wherefore of man's life
    • Till impulses in life shall call it forth.
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    • And stay a stranger to the sense of life;
    • And points the way unto the springs of life.
    • Throughout a life of studious research
    • 'Twas given him to know his present life
    • Now he can see the errors of that life
    • Learn how a man must, in a single life,
    • That none may climb up to the heights of life
    • To set the earth-life free, and for all time
    • Are in a later life by spirit seen,
    • Whose thread of life shall have to twine with mine
    • Whose symbols are the actions of man's life.
    • In this my life in which Johannes' soul
    • In this sore stress of his life-pilgrimage;
    • So that life-powers unconsciously prepared
    • Which once upon a time thy life-threads wove
    • Fast in a life-knot with those other two.
    • The father could not in his former life
    • Of air that pulseth with immortal life,
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: Guardian of the Threshold: Beings and Persons Represented
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    • of those which appeared before in my life pictures called ‘The
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    • Who face life's fight in their own strength alone.
    • Their life and deeds make manifest to all.
    • And honest goals of spirit-life find place.
    • The Spirit's guidance, in their daily life.
    • We see how in man's daily life on earth
    • Which makes for worth in life; and through such work
    • Man's life itself becomes mechanical.
    • Might no more lame the soul-life of mankind
    • In thinking out this riddle of man's life.
    • No fruit of any value for real life.
    • To grace the realms of sense with life's true worth.
    • Which can full well illuminate life's worth.
    • To search in darkness for the way of life.
    • That can direct our steps to life's true light.
    • From spirit-life bath scarce indeed begun
    • And did but speak about the world and life
    • That you with us unites in spirit-life;
    • And so, in living fruitfulness, that Life
    • To take up science as his work in life.
    • Of world-relationship in life and deed.
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    • While life still unto matter binds them fast,
    • Throughout the courses of the spirit-life.
    • I will embody in my spirit-life.
    • All that I have produced in earthly life.
    • Makes it far harder for the life of earth,
    • Since ye are leaders in this self-same life
    • By bold persistence life from seeming death.
    • When darkness wounds and maims the powers of life.
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    • Strove through a life which he hath long since known
    • Through which mankind fulfils its spirit-life.
    • If they should learn how all the course of life
    • Which bind Earth's life to that of all the worlds.
    • The breath of life and keeps its earthly form,
    • Remembrance of the life that he passed through
    • He lives within that frame a life he fears
    • And his soul's life doth show in its true light
    • Those souls however who go through their life
    • I know that in these realms of Spirit-life
    • Capesius to shield, in life on Earth.
    • Who standeth near thee in the life on Earth.
    • 'Tis thou then who dost baulk me of free life
    • My life within him hath for some long time
    • Ah, how thou dost transform my very life!
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    • The loved and dear companion of my life
    • Which shone upon a life which formerly
    • In spirit-life I was a starving man
    • To find the worth of life and goal of man.
    • Since life had ceased to be of worth to me.
    • And lived a life of torment, till once more
    • When we were drawn together in life's bond.
    • A long life had he spent in deep research
    • Destined to be companion of my life
    • My soul was flooded o'er with waves of life
    • Still held me far apart from spirit-life.
    • That hath illuminated all my life
    • Whose attitude t'ward spirit-life is right.
    • Kindling my life that I should so perceive
    • This certainty of life which I had won
    • Which could have brought him to his life's full height
    • My fate had only changed my way of life;
    • For each experience of spirit-life
    • Into my life and governs all my soul —
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    • Throughout the last hours of her life on earth
    • That life brought to you here from day to day.
    • She was the sum and meaning of my life,
    • When we were told her life on Earth was o'er.
    • Ever the same sound healthy mode of life.
    • And suffering poured itself through all her life.
    • Could meet in earthly passion in this life.
    • His future life unto the realms of dark.
    • Entrusted with Thomasius' spirit-life,
    • All that hath been his custom in this life.
    • The life of spirit-pupilship, although
    • Much to accomplish in the spirit-life.
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    • And are the same as in the book of life
    • And then when I return to life on Earth
    • Lose thou thyself in life of cosmic force;
    • Capesius, thou hast in thine earth-life
    • In thy soul-body oped the spirit-life.
    • So that thy soul-life could release itself
    • The spirit-light from me in earthly life
    • The soul lives out her life within herself:
    • If I had not as ornament to life
    • Enfilled with confidence and spirit-life.’
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    • Of all existence and the goal of life.
    • Would rise to spirit from the life of sense.
    • To sense-existence than a daily life,
    • So nought remains to thee; a lifeless life
    • Go back again from here to life on Earth.
    • When in an earthly life long since passed by
    • Because He lived love's life so perfectly.
    • His thinking scans the very source of life;
    • Although their soul-life was but like a dream;
    • And in his life full many a time it chanced
    • Scorn and derision were his lot in life,
    • Would not be possible for him in life,
    • How little in his present mode of life
    • Can hold thee upright in the cosmic life.
    • Who leadeth thee to wastes of life
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    • life. Prominent on one side is a miser and on the other a massive
    • Before the life within it can return.
    • All that in earthly life hath run to waste
    • But much that shows the life of this same league
    • In human life, will surely find that I
    • That Strader's work in mankind's life on earth
    • A healthy view of life will of itself
    • Perchance in her next life she'll help me more,
    • About their life since first the Earth began.
    • Will lack the power to understand life's aims.
    • To rob men's souls of every power in life
    • May let external powers mould their life
    • Reveal themselves through powers within his life,
    • And such he will appear in his next life
    • And strength and power decay in earthly life.
    • I speak such words as would destroy my life
    • When darkness wounds and maims the powers of life.
    • Of thine own soul in solemn hours of life
    • The soul that in a life of long ago
    • By bold persistence life from seeming death.
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    • Thy life itself will help to loose this knot.
    • My life's aim suddenly revealed itself.
    • That would have hid the spirit-life from thee
    • Unless the stronger forces of this life
    • My deadened soul-life first tormented me
    • It showed how in a former life on Earth
    • For knowledge only hath true active life,
    • The memory of life in spirit-realms.
    • My course of life is thus made clear to me.
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    • Can waken to true life what otherwise
    • It was not I, as I am in my life,
    • His life must aye observe this strictest rule
    • Throughout his life he'll carry his own cares
    • He who now comes, as though another's life
    • Because it hath a power that can kill life;
    • And asks how she can mould and use the life
    • And loving unto death foretelleth life.
    • And yet so live his life within himself
    • Is done because the course of her own life
    • In former life was to that one which now
    • In life what spirit-powers have foreordained.
    • Hath shown his pupils in the spirit-life.
    • Where life's true purpose was revealed to me.
    • All thought within thy life hath cast thee up
    • Thus, in a picture, life's reflection show.
    • But through reflection into mine own life;
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    • seeks to substitute the actual spiritual life of modern times for
    • Hilary True-to-God, the adept in traditional spiritual life,
    • physical world, and the name is used there because his inner life
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    • Upon the market of our earthly life
    • And daily life by taste be beautified.
    • And shut thyself from all true human life.
    • That life hath brought him. Thus should I appear
    • In spirit it will work its way in life
    • As come they must, back into earthly life.
    • In things pertaining to this life on earth.
    • If his proved skill in life be wisely joined
    • Which, though proved true, yet had no life on earth.
    • Which goes out from thee to all spirit-life,
    • Would work creatively in thy soul-life.
    • Where I see clear life's evolution writ,
    • And gives them reason in their life on earth.
    • By life and nature what existence means.
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    • The towering masses with their silent life
    • It may behold life's revelation clear.
    • Thy personal sorrow thou must bear through life
    • When darkness wounds and maims the powers of life.
    • A transient life from out illusion's web,
    • Within me glowed to life thoughts not mine own —
    • To find its way to life in cosmic space?
    • I was allowed to see Johannes' life.
    • By hast'ning forth from their true spheres of life.
    • It is no transient whim; his mental life
    • Which stirs with conscious life akin to theirs.
    • Amid the surging sea of spirit-life,
    • When young mankind's dawn-life
    • Would reach actual life;
    • That this actual life,
    • 'Tis life that they weave,
    • A life which creates.
    • May wake into life.
    • That forms their own life.
    • That forms their own life.’
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    • Opinions based on outer facts of life.
    • And find my way back into life on earth,
    • Such as can prove of use in outer life.
    • And what his reason grasps of spirit-life,
    • From inward spirit-life he stands far off.
    • When they pursue him into life on earth.
    • For well he knows that in thine outer life
    • In human life they well may stand so close;
    • How that part can grow ripe to waking life.
    • To outward cosmic life thy personal self?
    • I sought thee, fleeing from the kind of life
    • Expectancy the soul's whole inner life:
    • Mystic illusion will destroy thy life.
    • Into the world of active daily life
    • A new home in the daily life of earth.
    • Which makes the secret of thine inner life
    • Give to thy dreams the life, which I am bound
    • From out our group to other paths of life.
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    • Both in life's work and in the mystic arts:
    • Drives him to seek some outer work in life.
    • When at the door it entered into life;
    • This mood's strong forces into earthly life; —
    • How elemental spirits, quick with life,
    • In life and work and service for mankind
    • I am indebted to some past earth-life?
    • Some spirit lives its life in Strader's frame
    • Who in some earlier earth-life had attained
    • And mingle in the common life of men;
    • That hold a value for mankind's whole life?
    • I spin no dreams about mankind's whole life
    • That in an earth-life of the distant past
    • That forms their own life.’
    • That forms their own life.’
    • Whom thine offence doth grant a life bewitched.
    • Johannes, give life in the shadow-realm
    • The fresh life, that lies deep hid in him,
    • That forms their own life.’
    • O magical web that forms mine own life
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  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Awakening: Scene 5
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    • Thy word awakens unto work and life.
    • In later earth-life they will come to flower.
    • Doth vanish, and the lust for life doth seize
    • I beam forth clear and wondrous life of stars
    • And thus stir up a storm in earthly life.
    • Since I escaped the clutch of earthly life,
    • Demand a payment in, thy next earth-life.
    • The meaning of the cyclic life of earth
    • With powers for later life upon the earth.
    • Then wilt ye find that in this spirit-life
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    • In mine own sphere, once gave to my sense-life;
    • Life's gift of sympathy without mine aid.
    • That their soul-bodies may thus gleam with life,
    • That so their gleaming, glowing life may serve
    • And they in earth life will arouse in thee
    • And so will fashion wings for life on earth.
    • Who in mine earth — as in my spirit-life
    • And keep them safe within the cosmic life,
    • That thou mayst reap the fruits in life on earth.
    • I feed with life the being of thy wish,
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    • For its high meaning in the spirit life,
    • In everlasting life in spirit-worlds.
    • Into the current of our human life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Awakening: Scene 8
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    • Naught doth remain for me in life on earth
    • Thou didst but dream it in thy sembled life;
    • Beneath the weight of earth-life seize upon
    • Fly from the weight of earth-life which would kill
    • We light for thee the life of thy real self;
    • To thee than is the life of thine own self,
    • Now of this being it shall read the life
    • The beings who attend its active life;
    • And learn the sense of joy within life's warmth.
    • With rightful meaning into human life.
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    • The cosmic midnight! — Ere for this earth-life
    • To serve its purpose in the cosmic life.
    • Preserve, before the sense-life once again
    • To be my prop throughout my life on earth.
    • Which flowed therein from out thine own soul's life;
    • Into a powerful motive in thy life.
    • He heard the whispering stream of cosmic life.
    • When sense-life causeth me to dream again?
    • She hath beheld her long past life on earth.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Awakening: Scene 10
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    • In earthly life, I should consider it
    • Whom thine offence doth grant a life bewitched.
    • Where radiant beauty life-power doth create;
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Awakening: Scene 11
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    • Showed yourselves to me at my life's abyss.
    • Without these plans my life must worthless seem.
    • Ahead is life reft of the breath of life.
    • Between the mystic life and world of sense
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    • He would build learned prattle into life;
    • And yet each wind of life will knock him down.
    • That Strader's span of life is nearly run.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Awakening: Scene 13
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    • Hath oft opposed the mystic life and aims,
    • Life bath not brought me any ripened fruit;
    • Whene'er thy words were in the course of life
    • To whom life hath brought nothing but success?
    • Expectancy the soul's whole inner life: —
    • It wakes, unsought amid the stream of life,
    • Mystic illusion will destroy thy life.’
    • That which in earth-life thou canst comprehend.
    • Can find within the circuit of my life.
  • Title: Four Mystery Plays: The Soul's Awakening: Scene 14
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    • This power doth weave to form the knot in life,
    • Than that the strand which links thy husband's life
    • My husband's happiness in life now hangs
    • Nothing in life but sad soul-loneliness,
    • Which seemed to him to be of use in life.
    • This aim first gave to him a worth in life.
    • That in his life hath yet befallen him.
    • He can so steep himself in spirit-life
    • Mere inward spirit-life that is content
    • Doth ever prove his guide in mystic life.
    • Both practical and useful for this life.
    • The threads of life wears now a serious face. —
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    • Thou knewest hard at work in active life.
    • Of utmost bliss, walked aye through life alone.
    • Of life in which to manifest.
    • With all the aspirations of his life;
    • She was in life — true mystic souls feel thus.
    • So must the life of this our time on earth
    • Like planets, light-rays which awaken life.
    • At first the latest of his plans in life
    • Who art thou, who dost take a shadowed life,
    • The life of sense no longer forms a bridge.
    • To rise newborn within the cosmic life.
    • Into Maria's and Johannes' life;



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