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  • Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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    • existence to our sight which cannot be reached by external
    • so its wisdom must also reach up into the flowing of cosmic
    • by doing so won for himself the teaching of the best of all
    • not human wisdom Lotze thought: wisdom we cannot reach and
    • underground of being, which can only be reached after a certain
    • hit up against something. Basically, each morning in waking up
    • With this I do not want to say that the arrogant teaching
    • several hours; but I will only set this out and each person may
    • which a spiritual researcher has also reached through his/her
    • that one cannot enter without selfishness — which each of
    • nineteenth century and on up to our present time could teach us
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 1: Popular Occultism, Introtroduction
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    • the elementary part of occultism. To-day it is not possible to teach
    • the child accepts everything on the authority of his parents as teachers.
    • each one can only give to himself.
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 2: Man's Ascent into the Supersensible World
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    • was formed out of the sense of beauty of that time. Each house, each
    • lock, each key had its own characteristic quality: everything had its
    • shape; each thought that goes out from us, takes on shape in the astral
    • world. Upon the astral plane, thoughts are realities. Each thought which
    • astral plane and strengthen each other. You thus strengthen the life
    • which goes out from the thing itself; the forms collide and destroy each
    • them. To speak of morality in the occult meaning, does not mean to preach
    • rightly said: It is easy to preach morals, but is difficult to establish
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 3: The Different Conditions of Man's Life After Death
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    • teach us to turn away from life. The spiritual scientist may use the
    • and the simplest sense-impressions. With each incarnation his senses
    • ever lost. Without the school of sensuality, we can never reach spirituality.
    • connections and ties reach us as far as Devachan. Two people are intimate
    • During each incarnation
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 4: The Devachanic World
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    • in Devachan. At the foundation of each animal, each plant, each crystal,
    • When we reach a certain
    • finally reach this stage. The frequent repetition of Devachanic experiences
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 5: Life Between Death and a New Birth
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    • And with each incarnation the causal body grew. Each time the pictures
    • each experience of his past life and live through it once more,
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 6: Man's Return to a New Earthly Life
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    • the first two regions, he reaches the third region, the atmospheric
    • of the capacities acquired by each human germ. None of these forms
    • does not reach as far as the germ. Beings called the Lipikas lead the
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 7: Effects of the Law of Karma
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    • who has reached this stage is called a Chela.
    • for each time he underwent an essential transformation. He returns to
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 8: The Evolution of Man and of the Solar System; the Atlantic Evolution
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    • meaning, thus reaching again a literal understanding of the words. For
    • also the way of teaching was different. By strong will-power, a suggestive
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 10: Paths of Occult Training
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    • development are called Initiates. The path which they tread and teach is that
    • phantasy reaches a higher stage of development it leads to clairvoyant
    • regard to the first, the loneliness of a few minutes each day is meant,
  • Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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    • he had inherited, had wanted to reach a discerning judgement of the principles of Christianity
    • oriental way of thinking, reaching to Plato, and what followed later is expressed in this
    • towards the 'I', but he cannot reach the point of really understanding the 'I' philosophically.
    • from this 'I am' an entire picture of the world. Kant cannot reach the 'I am'. Fichte immediately
    • teacher. And yet he gives Fichte a stimulus, and Fichte comes back at him with the strong
    • America and so on — awaken in every human being whom they can reach the well-founded
    • teachers and gave the preparatory seminar courses. Return
    • Steiner suggested the founding of a World Fellowship of Schools during an assembly of teachers
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 3: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 2
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    • the other hand, Goethe reached calm inner clarity — for the element of the Orient that
    • anything which goes beyond the physical-sense life. Instead of a real teaching on the spirit you
    • the tenet of Scholastic teaching arose that both were valid: reason on the one side and
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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    • soul-constitutions that these two became so close. Each could give to the other just that which
    • revolutionary but a teacher of the inner human being. He stopped at the point where intellect is
    • In every generation, in the children whom we teach
    • lifeless and would found a spiritual life that is incapable of reaching into the immediate
    • found what comes from other nations to be false. The disgusting way that people lie to each other
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 5: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 4
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    • things reach over then like after-effects, like ghosts, into later times. Then came the
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 5
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    • Mystery of Golgotha then reached posterity in the way I have described in my book
    • Jesus: a Jesuology. Even though Jesus was seen as one reaching beyond all human beings, that
    • heretics; like, for example, the Waldenses and Albigenses. These claimed the right to teach
    • must look in the growing child towards what will emerge. When a child reaches the age of fifteen
    • significance in our modern time and, in fact, there should be no more teaching without insight
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 7: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 6
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    • rising up from a fundamental experience. In the decades to come, even before we reach the middle
    • jurisprudence and similar branches of teaching. Modern humanity should take note of this fact.
  • Title: Abbreviated Title: Lecture I:
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    • tendency to develop each grain on into the next year. The grains of cereal
    • by. Each grain of cereal, if I may put it like this, has the will, the
    • reach things.’ However, he proved it only for a cognition which can
  • Title: Talk To Young People:
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    • with each other are downright unimportant; the essential thing is
    • against each other. It is not at all important to decide or define
    • everything. The word itself will then reach its true meaning. The
  • Title: "Heaven and Earth will pass away but my words will not pass away"
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    • aspires to and reaches out for things that extend far beyond the earth
    • Spiritual Science and reach out to something that will constitute
    • perception; each separate form must be artistically created — I
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture I: Tree of Life - I
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    • gradually to reach an understanding of what had happened through the
    • Greek philosophy in the teachings of Plato and Aristotle
    • reach a certain perfection at the time in which the Mystery of
    • all details) actually had nothing of the higher, more far-reaching
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture II: Tree of Life - II
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    • Knowledge of Good and Evil.’ Each can say to
    • day, then we should combine each day experience with what has stayed
    • streams to fall apart and not reckon with each other in the
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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    • consciousness people have. Each one who walks along the street has
    • forces within us we can hardly reach a right understanding, based on
    • each). The Greek Plato, however, depicts Socrates as the embodied
    • reached in such form, we cannot as a matter of fact succeed in
    • the divine still entered. Hence the decision was reached to draw
    • reached a stage where they were no longer willing to accept the
    • of him. His limitation only lay in the fact that he could reach no
    • have been told of one, Christus, who has spread certain teachings.
    • They did not yet feel the deeper nature of these teachings, but what
    • Origenes, the Church Teacher, was well
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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    • weaving into each other in our intellect. We cannot do this. Lucifer
    • reached a consciousness of this relation (Diagram II, Light
    • when H.P. Blavatsky brought certain teachings into the world, one had
    • moment, however, that it becomes a question of presenting a teaching
    • teaching, only he is living up to his full duty. And one who cannot
    • therefore most important for the transmission of teachings that the
    • the teachings, and must not appeal to unknown Masters. And those who
    • spread the teachings further, may also only appeal to living
    • responsibility for their teachings. This gives a sure and certain way
    • for dissemination of the teaching to a wider circle, but gate and
    • is answerable, as much as when teachings are circulated. He who
    • spreads the teachings of another, has equally to show that he
    • responsibility for their teachings and also show through their
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture V: Tree of Knowledge - I
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    • reflection and meditation of each individual who wants to assimilate
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture VI: Tree of Knowledge - II
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    • this particular age mankind has reached the point of its evolution
  • Title: World Downfall and Resurrection
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    • centuries of Christendom to teachings such as those now living
    • Teachings of religious wisdom permeated the whole of antiquity.
    • teaching founded upon the nature of the Father God. When we
    • Christian only when we reach the fourth. The first three
    • ruling in the things of the outer world. The teachings of the
    • was for the upholding of the teaching contained in the first
    • growing faculty of human intellect to understand this teaching
    • of nourishment and passing through the organism reaches a
    • the teachings of the old pagan wisdom into connection with the
  • Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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    • reach, indeed, both obstacles, but not to remain stationary before them.
    • reach the point of admitting that we do not, in truth, devote ourselves to
    • knowledge of the human being. Not to have reached this standpoint and still
    • natural scientist reaches an outer world which illudes his inner life. The
    • mystic, while seeking to grasp an outer world reaches an inner life which
    • in still earlier times, drawing upon the various teachings of ancient
    • wholly ignorant of the fact that all the teachings of Indian, Egyptian, and
    • present day; the fundamental teachings embodying a logical system of
    • teachings of Aristotle did not expand to Western countries only, but also
    • concern themselves with his teachings, for in the interpretation placed
    • the teaching brought by the Arabs was not Aristotle's, but only a mistaken
    • correctly in order to find in his teaching a basis for the conception of
    • were taken to accentuate the breach between faith on the one hand, which
    • thinking should also become the victims of this breach occasioned by
    • philosophy of the universe corrupt an uncommon amount of the teaching which
    • conceptual thought reaches only as far as the boundary of the
    • direct, that is, from an undistorted, development of his teaching. In the
    • to understand Aristotle's teaching of “matter” and
    • one with a dubious impression: men no longer understand each other on
    • reaches us from outer reality is of purely spiritual nature, and is not
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  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture I: The Pedagogy of the West and of Central Europe: The Inner Attitude of the Teacher
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    • Speaking to the teachers at the first Waldorf school in Stuttgart, Steiner
    • He states fact that successful teaching requires a living synthesis of the
    • TEACHER.
    • last year I should like to add something about the teacher himself, about
    • teacher should be taken quite aphoristically. It would indeed be best if it
    • especially teachers whose attention should be drawn to the fact
    • should be drawn: the teacher must really have a deep feeling for the nature
    • And it would be necessary for the teacher especially to guard much as
    • the proceedings and debates taking place within the body of teachers. The
    • science. What, according to this, should be done in school? We should teach
    • would be hard to imagine a graver error in elementary school teaching, than
    • been deemed that the teacher as such has something in common with the
    • teacher training, whereas the two must be different, through and through.
    • If the teacher becomes a scientist, if he gives himself up in the narrow
    • private person but not as a teacher — then he deserves
    • what frequently happens, that the teacher cuts a ridiculous figure in his
    • side of the teacher when the students poke fun at him, or more on the side
    • — institutions for teaching mature young men and women,
    • they are at one and the same time teaching and research institutions. But
    • in teaching, one should never proceed from the abstract, but always from
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  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture II: The Three Fundamental Forces in EducatioN
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    • Speaking to the teachers at the first Waldorf school in Stuttgart, Steiner
    • He states fact that successful teaching requires a living synthesis of the
    • and teaching.
    • the child, reaching the tips of his fingers and toes, this is soul
    • — by which the soul, on reaching the age of seven,
    • death and our new birth. We acquire the reverence we need in our teaching
    • divine-spiritual, when it permeates my teaching, is actually a
    • wonder-worker in teaching. If I have the feeling that I am in contact with
    • that a teacher has are his most important teaching tools. And this
    • woman reaches higher, that of a man descends deeper into the bass. This
    • so do we gain more animation and enthusiasm in our teaching through
    • an apollonian element as we teach the plastic arts, painting and drawing.
    • after death. We gain a certain enthusiasm for our teaching by this, knowing
    • believe the future of education will consist in this: teachers will no
    • of greater importance than this, that we are able as teachers to develop in
    • may teach with reverence and enthusiasm. Reverence and enthusiasm
    • lend spirit to the teacher's soul.
    • exact quotation, but altered slightly to correspond with the teachings of
    • that man may become Man. We must naturally keep in mind that the teachers
    • repelled from man's inner nature by the musical element. The teachers in
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  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture III: Spiritual Knowledge of Man as the Fount of Educational Art
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    • Speaking to the teachers at the first Waldorf school in Stuttgart, Steiner
    • He states fact that successful teaching requires a living synthesis of the
    • teacher every moment of the time. I want to put this point as an
    • teaching and education two elements interweave in a remarkable way. I would
    • memory can retain it. Thus with each process of this kind we have to
    • for as teachers we have particular reason to know about them. Notice what a
    • strengthen the memory of a pale child if, as teachers, we are in the
    • teaching, between just listening and working on his own. Now supposing you
    • educate and teach
    • that the power of inventiveness you will need for teaching children will be
    • inner process of digestion goes on in your soul and spirit making a teacher
    • works in us and makes us teachers, comes into being through our working
    • things that will often keep you going for a whole day's teaching. Time
    • need for your teaching, in five minutes, and you will be quite different in
    • the case of the teacher.
    • of it out of the spirit. This means teaching creatively from out of the
    • you will be a real teacher.
  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture IV: The Art of Education Consists of Bringing Into Balance the Physical and Spiritual Nature of the Developing Human Being
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    • Speaking to the teachers at the first Waldorf school in Stuttgart, Steiner
    • He states fact that successful teaching requires a living synthesis of the
    • — all education and teaching should
    • protected from this by their teacher when he or she sees to it that the ego
    • which can achieve this. They are the following: everything in teaching and
    • try to regulate things through the way we teach a language. All the musical
    • and metre in the language. As a teacher one must acquire this as an art and
    • examples show us how in teaching and education we can use every detail
    • teaching of Geography. On the whole it protects the ego from being drawn
    • altitudes on earth, or by introducing anything into our teaching of
    • separate from each other between birth and death: in a certain way they are
    • that the ether body and the astral body are less firmly bound to each other
    • which do not separate from each other while one is asleep. Well, what is
    • you have all learnt some physics and you will remember how hard teachers
    • usually tried, tried as conscientious teachers will , to explain to the
    • and the etheric body are but loosely connected with each other. If oxygen
    • carriage which is then to carry a passenger: they come towards each other
    • teacher, I should like to say as a real soul habit, then the following will
    • being in each other's way and that therefore the movements become abnormal,
    • intimate between teacher and pupil when we educate. When we meet a man the
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  • Title: Social Understanding: Lecture II: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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    • Speaking to the teachers at the first Waldorf school in Stuttgart, Steiner
    • He states fact that successful teaching requires a living synthesis of the
    • forces you use in supersensible knowledge to reach Intuition.
    • after we have reached the age of twenty-one, we have to draw on ourselves.
    • possible, and not teaching him anything that extends beyond his mental
    • capacity. They actually rig up calculating machines so that they can teach
    • is absolutely on his own mental level, but because his teacher's warmth of
    • the teacher in his enthusiasm tells him about it. The child takes it in
    • just because it lives in the warmth emanating from the teacher. If the
    • child absorbs something that reaches beyond his understanding, purely
    • because of the infectious quality of his teacher's enthusiasm, he will not
    • later development; for lessons taken in purely through the teacher's warmth
    • of particular importance in teaching- In earlier times it was not so
    • to the teacher's capacity for enthusiasm.
    • works with a whole set of standard rules. Education is learnt, how to teach
    • ought to teach, that is, teach in a living way, without having absorbed
    • thing to a good teacher as the aesthetics of colour is to an artist. He can
    • to teach comes from an entirely different quarter from the study of
    • education. The important thing, today, is not to give would-be teachers a
    • to give them the sort of thing that makes them become teachers and
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  • Title: Buddha and the Two Boys: Lecture I: Buddha and the Two Boys of Jesus
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    • reached its climax in Gautama Buddha. He had gone through embodiments
    • great teacher of humanity. This latter gradually takes on other capacities
    • bring down such teachings as that of compassion and love. There comes a
    • teaching of compassion and love, or rather a paraphrase of it, arose in the
    • precise version of the teaching of compassion and love. By the fact that
    • the Buddha could recognize this teaching alive in himself, the possibility
    • teaching of the eight-limbed path in a living way.
    • that teaching of compassion and love flow into humanity. Now, however, it
  • Title: Buddha and the Two Boys: Lecture II: The Gospels, Buddha and the Two Boys of Jesus
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    • teaching fully justifies what is contained in the oriental scriptures: that
    • specific embodiment. Thus, that individuality had reached such a stage of
    • thinking, feeling and willing, then stands, so to speak, each for itself.
    • of transmitting from epoch to epoch what can be called the teaching of
    • clairvoyance. That is why everything that was to be given as teaching in
    • from within themselves the teaching of compassion and love, the teaching of
    • the so-called eight-limbed path. This teaching, which previously had to be
    • given to him from above, could only be given to him as a teaching when the
    • people are picked who have understanding for the teaching. Perhaps one will
    • carefully. It was in the mission of the Buddha to bring the teaching of
    • itself. It is different to bring the teaching of something than to bring
    • being on earth, that this teaching was brought through the Buddha. But
    • than it otherwise happens. For if I try to teach him in the seventh year
    • what the school teaches him today, then I have thereby made the soul
    • They could not yet absorb the Buddha's teachings of compassion and love.
    • Buddha's appeal to develop from within themselves the teaching of
    • teaching. Then, when completely different forces had been developed, at
  • Title: Lecture: Art As A Bridge Between The Sensible And The Supersensible
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    • of 1917-1919 - a period of far-reaching constraints and
    • human beings became less and less capable of understanding each other in
    • reality, of entering into each other. We have finally arrived in this
    • maturation, by way of extended experience, this sense has reached the
    • understand each other so little — indeed to an
    • only gradually be acknowledged once again in reaching the point of
    • karma, the human being lives in repeated earth lives. It wants to teach
    • concerning the spiritual world. The utmost extremes border on each other:
    • lived in close proximity to each other. One can hardly imagine two
  • Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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    • his death, reaching to the present. If Herman Grimm was able to
    • follow each other, the human soul comes onto this earth so as
    • to be able to experience something new each time. Thus, we can
    • psycho-spiritual hold each other in balance. The spiritual was
    • higher level each time. About four years after the
    • that lived in strife and discord, waged war on each other. One
    • with his first teacher,
    • city of Florence. His preachings pervaded not only religious
    • far-reaching conception of the world. However, this is a
    • which cause and effect follow upon each other is truly not in
    • that a later epoch always has to reach back to an earlier one.
    • mutually fertilizing each other, so that further development
    • of the picture. It appears to us further in each countenance of
    • separate and distinct from each other: an age of outer
    • inwardly in lives that follow upon each other. In undergoing
  • Title: Leonardo's Spiritual Stature: Lecture
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    • and gestures. With each of the twelve figures their gestures
    • After these words have been uttered we see what goes on in each
    • less indistinct damp patches of colour merging into each other.
    • colours the inherent nature of each soul, indeed the very
    • that merge into each other in comparison to what he once
    • reaching the point of casting it after sixteen years' work
    • each other, while for a long time hardly anything is left of
    • not surmount. We see how what lived in his soul could not reach
    • but sinks back in pain, since it does not reach clear
  • Title: Fairy Tales: in the light of Spiritual Investigation
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    • little to do with each other in the first instance, and
    • happens, but it experiences this battle every morning, and each
    • the urge to reach either for an existing fairy tale, for
    • goes through lives that follow each other sequentially, so our
    • ladder arose reaching up to heaven. They climbed up this
    • residual faith reaching back into ancient times, expressing
    • Rudolf Steiner's friend and teacher
  • Title: A Mongolian Legend
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    • every object, each time believing she will find her lost
  • Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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    • teachings and theories. On the other hand, whoever
    • experiences. Herman Grimm demonstrates this with regard to each
    • culture follow one upon the other, supersede each other —
    • ones. Each new cultural cycle has its task, that of introducing
    • the kind of person he was. Herman Grimm was never able to reach
    • reach upward to attain the horizon of mankind as a whole, so
    • Herman Grimm reaches upward with his Raphael book to the
    • who knows there are secrets that reach beyond the grave. It is
  • Title: Imperialism: Lecture 1
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    • without reaching back to even earlier oriental conditions. Even in
    • China, whose whole organization reaches so far back, the organization
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    • kept as tradition without any attempt to reach back to their original
    • sufficiently far, you will reach reality. You can have platitudes in
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    • relate to each other.
    • have said that it is meaningful when people get together and each
    • terrible urgency. In a certain sense we have reached the climax of
    • that this either/or must be decided by each individual for him or her
    • self and that each must participate in this decision with his most
    • naïve to think that a low point is reached
    • proficient teacher, but is also a fanatical racist and a sworn
    • The guy has a certain influence in teachers' circles and he works in
    • is to be able to spread the teachings about the spiritual life in a
    • tell the truth. And we will understand each other best when our
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture I: Anthroposophy and Natural Science
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
    • each day regarding the course which will take place in a
    • outer world of facts, this still went over to a far-reaching
    • ideal image of the Ur-plant would be rediscovered in each plant
    • meaning within his soul. He certainly wouldn't start with each
    • qualitative. Then one is able to reach higher areas of nature's
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture II: The Human and the Animal Organisation
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture III: Anthroposophy and Philosophy
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
    • thought could reach its fully entitled, one-sided development.
    • teacher, the educators of the people and it is also here where
    • deepening; because the priest became the teacher once again.
    • would like to say that the subject of the teaching in the
    • separate sciences should create the totality of teaching. This
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture IV: Anthroposophy and Pedagogy
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
    • and teaching of our children. In the present it is repeatedly
    • teaching to be established, then some or other place for the
    • previously been a tavern — to begin our teaching and education.
    • all teaching is based on the understanding of the human being,
    • which is proven in the relationship of the teacher, the
    • human being has not yet reached a principle which we are
    • see that through this manner of observation you can reach a
    • implementation, for the inner talents of teachers, to work in
    • mind, but it comes down to the teachers working through
    • such education and such teaching, not only in the child being
    • make our teaching more and more alive.
    • only want to mention one thing. Today in various ways teaching
    • on the child's performance and on the other, the teacher's
    • of the totality of progress made by the end of each school year,
    • the child is given a kind of witnessing presented by the teacher
    • which characterises each individual child and that he simply
    • We see how the human being only when he has reached puberty,
    • are deduced from the essence of the child itself, teach us what
    • be related to. We can only take something which can reach the
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  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture V: Anthroposophy and Social Science
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
    • elicit the sharpest criticism; but, each such a criticism is
    • instinctive leadership as I've characterised, this time reached
    • but when in a healthy social organism each individual sphere is
    • about really understanding how each day the members of the
    • ideas, which can teach you how you can provide your ideas with
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture VI: Anthroposophy and Theology
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
    • when Christianity is outwardly accepted and preached that it is
    • is an illness! Not coming to Christ is a destiny, not reaching
    • When we, in the Waldorf School, manage to apply teaching in a
    • Never have we preached some or other kind of religious
  • Title: Impulse of Renewal: Lecture VII: Anthroposophy and the Science of Speech
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    • anthroposophy." For each course day, Rudolf Steiner gave the introductory
    • English teachers coming to the lectures which they had asked
    • psychic processes, in order to reach the possibility to live
  • Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 1
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    • throughout the centuries and millennia, but revealed in each
    • that fructifies and feeds all being, but also teaches man
    • But there are obstacles peculiar to each age. What proceeds
    • must find the particular obstacles that emerge from each
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    • first we feel what each stanza contains.
    • my dear friends, each stanza will become a mantram for you,
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    • within each other by the physical body.
    • memory reaches. In any case he goes farther back than his
    • memory of physical earthly life can reach. He goes back beyond
    • is required. You don't reach them as you achieve breathing by
    • movement of the lungs; you reach them, however, by learning to
    • beginning of each line and then spoken with the appropriate
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    • communications from the spiritual world - the teacher said to
    • we have not yet reached our full humanity in consciousness if
    • it; place both mantric verses alongside each other: the mood is
    • alongside each other, how different their styles are:
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    • touched as separate even though they are very close to each
    • very close to each other and feel the coldness of both. If we
    • quite a different way than how people of the earth address each
    • when the Threshold is reached.
    • life does not listen to a mere teaching or a theory, but
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    • in the Mysteries reached a certain stage in their development
    • after each sleep he no longer wants to return down to the
    • can only reach his cosmic goal if he becomes an angel at the
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    • of administrative body for anthroposophical teaching and
    • members can be recipients of what the School teaches.
    • which separate from each other once the person leaves the
    • into the distance, where the universe seems to reach its
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    • relationship is at least established to each and every member
    • teaching which appears in the name of the General
    • Goetheanum, they must either reach an understanding with the
    • Goetheanum in their teaching or impulse. Whoever wants to do
    • consider that each member is a true representative of
    • the Threshold to reach out with a helping hand and allow him to
    • must learn to feel that the Three separate from each other. And
    • had pressed them into each other. [Around the first drawing an
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    • what lives in us as warmth can be reached with thoughts. And
    • dear sisters and brothers, you cannot reach with thought, but
    • support you. You cannot reach with thought, but only with inner
    • You cannot reach with thought, but only with inner feeling, how
    • cannot directly reach them with thought. But what man can reach
    • One can reach his own warmth organism with thought.
    • you have descended into your organism, reached the
    • the blackboard each element is placed after the corresponding
    • spirit to the stars, which reach us in their groupings and
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    • meditated upon according to each member's possibilities and
    • those distant reaches of the universe from which the spiritual
    • reaching the grasped object, so in the times of instinctive
    • deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
    • You bring the corresponding feeling to each verse, so that you
    • [7] The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me.
    • of the spirits are teaching to me.
    • The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
    • recall each one and add the outpouring of will as a
    • The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
    • of the spirits are teaching to me,
    • The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
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    • of how he places himself in the cosmos through each of these
    • of what exists in the far reaches of space than do the
    • calculate their positions and angles to each
    • And this is not a teaching given to us on the earth; it
    • is a teaching, my dear sisters and brothers, given to us by
    • meditation as teaching.
    • The spiritual teacher Angelos:
    • Each of these verses must be felt as being threefold in
    • teaches.
    • Here I stand — each of us says rightly — and
    • teachers — the godly teachers — are there. We are
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    • which reach up to the higher hierarchies and send the rays on
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    • Each leg is placed before the other. Thus we carry ourselves
    • – where each one strides before the other [white legs].
    • being as to reach the voice of conscience. It ascends, but
    • man does not reach it, so he does not look at it face to
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    • In ordinary life they are separate from each other. Where there
    • them from each other and the individual attributes of
    • it the spiritual, in the way which corresponds to each.
    • develop a strong inner human consciousness for each domain
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    • with each of the elements, so that we may feel ourselves to
    • each question a threefold answer comes from us: Christ's
    • threefold teaching about the Guardian of the Threshold's
    • What do the Angeloi teach us? We humans think. At
    • process”? We must feel each word exactly if a mantric
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    • each of the three hierarchies always speaks. Thus the answers
    • wherever we reach out we begin to feel a glimmering light.
    • which arise when cosmic souls take council among each other
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    • teachings the Guardian gives to those who cross the threshold. We
    • to advance beyond the point we reached during the previous lesson.
    • which the colors flow into each other.
    • that beams in the rays. But we fail to see, when the rays reach
    • each other:
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    • speak to each other, so penetrated with what the highest beings
    • speak to each other. And with presence of mind we think for a
    • is silent. Now we are witnesses to the gods speaking to each
    • speak to each other.
    • initiates and their teachings were there. They explained the
    • the gods speak to each other with powerful words, it sounds to
    • through the teachings of Christ men should protect themselves
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    • beginning is always also the endeavor to reach a more advanced
    • the Mystery of Golgotha, but have not yet reached it. We find
    • work for each individual. And the first thing is to understand
    • However, in each case permission to pass on these words must be
    • when during each lesson, Rudolf Steiner drew the Michael-Sign
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    • To which your heart desires to reach
    • To which your heart desires to reach
    • our willing. And he gives us a certain teaching in what he then
    • thinking ever more, until one reaches, by submerging deeply,
    • permission must be requested in each case from either Dr.
    • [as each of the seal gestures is made, the following is
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    • spiritual world. Each line begins with a stressed syllable,
    • are placed above the first syllables of each line and then
    • are placed over the first two syllables of each line, and it
    • first two syllables of each line on the blackboard and the
    • beginning of each line of the third verse is therefore to be
    • not direct us to the depths, but to the horizontal reaches of
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    • realm which reaches out into the horizontal, into the cosmic
    • of the Threshold teaches us how we, in wanting to choose the
    • Guardian of the Threshold teaches us that we should do this,
    • teaches us how we can also unite with the powers of air. We
    • still consists of formations which do not reach the soul;
    • The Guardian's teaching:
    • relationship and speak to each other when the human being rises
    • teachings will be rounded out, will take place on Monday at
  • Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXIV (recapitulation)
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    • knowledge we have reached the place where we stand before the
    • Then we reached the Guardian of the Threshold. He showed us
    • feeling we should look out to the cosmic reaches, and to gain
    • Guardian of the Threshold therefore teaches us about thinking
    • the Guardian of the Threshold teaches us how in feeling, at
    • willing, we again fail to reach being. When the life of the
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    • cannot be repeated for the new arrivals each time. Therefore, I
    • endeavor to concentrate to the extent that we will each
    • it from another member who was present. But for each time this
    • ask for each individual to whom he wishes to give them.
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    • not, just as each one is free to decide whether to belong to
    • speak, between each member of the School and the leadership
    • revelations from the spiritual world. At the end of each
    • that includes the duties incumbent on each individual.
    • him; but it must be for each individual case, that is, for each
    • valid.  But permission must again be requested for each
    • thinking, so that each thought is streamed through with will.
    • are extinguished in deep sleep. Then we can reach the truth of
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture I: The True Form of the Social Question
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    • is reached which gives rise to the urgent, nay burning question
    • reached that labour belongs to the economic system as much as
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture II: Comparisons at Solving the Social Question based on Life's Realities
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    • each work in a particular independent way which indicates it is
    • systems each have a particular relationship to the outer world;
    • social membership, each in its place, where it is positioned.
    • background. Just as each individual depends for his learning
    • value when it is known that they may not reach success through
    • according to laws within the threefold organism in which each
    • substantiate and prove each one individually. Adding to what
    • actually do something to make it a reality in actual life, each
    • another. Just like the human organism turns each of its
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture III: Fanaticism Versus a Real Conception of Life in Social Thinking and Willing
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    • particularly open to embark on an abstract teaching, one can
    • call it a teaching on scientific stilts, a teaching permeated
    • impulse out of the life of the modern proletariat: the teaching
    • of Marxism, the teaching of Karl Marx. It is a unique
    • proletarians and the Marxist teaching.
    • by an apparent theoretic teaching.
    • However, what lives in this theoretic teaching? Here is a
    • to some extent to the instinct of these Marxist teachings. This
    • teaching. Whoever believes that the Marxist teaching is
    • theoretical science preached from the rostrum but in order for
    • nothing other than his own labour. For each unit of goods, a
    • with one another, when each of these members out of its own
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture IV: The Evolution of Social Thinking and Willing and Life's Circumstances for Current Humanity
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    • regarding it as cause and effect in order to always reach a
    • the expression of the social organism in each individual
    • two branches need to be side by side and that they each develop
    • and on each other, then a healthy social life will be formed.
    • each one maintains its independence.
    • public law, no particular clarity has been reached? Many
    • himself. Each act of work which a person performs can never
    • conclusion that each of these areas must have a certain
    • of the three members which should have reached a
    • able to reach relative independence beside one another, the
    • teach us if these things are investigated without prejudice and
    • teacher. Anyway, I might regard it as particularly lucky that
    • life of future humanity will have to exist, that in each
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture V: The Social Will as the Basis Towards a New, Scientific Procedure
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    • judicial life — if each one can equally have a say about
    • from the other side into this economic life, just like each
    • each creating its own laws and own management. They will stand
    • have for many years, for example, been a teacher in the various
    • longing in the modern Proletariat has reached its complete
    • there also a breach against the statement that no punishment
    • its competence; in each case it will obviously show the
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture VI: What Significance does Work have for the Modern Proletarian?
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    • has reached such a stage in which not only distant single
    • spiritual life, imagining they had reached impressive heights
    • can't deny this — the facts teach us — in both
    • actually in my work in relation to what each person in the
    • For years I was a teacher in the worker's education school in
    • each item of goods must have the possibility through its value,
    • people in a family work together, each one doing his or her
    • be. Each exchange of commodity which benefits both the needs of
    • point which the natural scientist has also reached today, as we
    • comprises the entire human organism. However, each system is
    • centralised in itself, each has its own approach to the outer
    • mankind. Each individual will then see the direction taken by
    • spiritual life, when the lowest teacher no longer asks: what
    • managed only single branches of teaching in the workers
    • workers, but I did not work with them. Sure, naturally each one
    • ideal does not reach the lowest wage-labourer? Obviously here
    • unreachable to them yet they are closer to having developed a
    • Naturally we won't reach a final solution from one day to the
    • individualities; to each one of you I take care to allow for
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    • Here we reach a point which was constantly in Richard Wagner's mind
    • the experiences of those to whom the hidden teachings were revealed
    • higher worlds living in the minerals and plants, reaching a stage of
    • of his being, Richard Wagner was connected with the teachings of
    • in the physical world they work upon each other when they speak
    • I shall here repeat certain teachings of Spiritual Science which will
    • for each man perceives the same wisdom, each man lives in the soul
    • confronting them as a separate independent power in each individual.
    • the Holy Grail the following teaching was given: — (I will give
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    • had reached its prime, two streams of spiritual life were flowing
    • knowledge was beyond the reach of man's ordinary cognition, but they
    • certain individuals, saying that their teachings were to be avoided at
    • in writing. Now the reason why the eminent teachers of that age wrote
    • discrepancy between the teachings of Plato and Aristotle.
    • — who had reached the age of twenty-eight before he listened to
    • the teachings of Ammonius Saccas — felt himself living in an
    • ancient times had reached their climax in Christianity and that the
    • passed on to those whose faculties of knowledge had reached the stage
    • It was a fundamental tenet of this Roman School that the teaching
    • in the Person of Christ was substituted for the teaching of Ammonius
    • because strenuous efforts were made to destroy any teaching that
    • teachers in the Southern regions of Europe not even the names have
    • the ancient teachings exterminated, to such an extent indeed that we
    • Iamblichus was one. It is the Initiates who teach true Christianity.
    • still knew something of the spiritual universe reaching down into
    • Christianity in the light of the teachings of Iamblichus.
    • newer must be pierced before we can reach those that lie below. It is
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    • in each plastic form, in each color there was embodied this
    • building which has been removed from the reach of our external
    • underlying causes — by many of our friends. There reached
    • “With abstract words, with preaching in the ordinary
    • individuality. If only I have reached a certain stage of
    • also can embody our own soul life? And each of us needs only to
    • can reach it when, by means of the living power which we embody
    • another, and they awake to each other in a changed condition
    • each time that they gather together, as each of them in the
    • each other, and who have not thus far been able to take the
    • foster, each on its own basis, what they have on their hearts.
    • intimately bound to each other. The two societies could find a
    • another, each going her own way, united only in a common ideal,
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    • human strife reaches its rankest growth in these brotherhood
    • reach mutual understanding with a person who is telling him
    • reached such a stage that a person is scarcely listened to at
    • their understanding of the teaching drawn from the higher
    • into the ear of each individual member of the Society. Indeed,
    • been delivered until the Goetheanum should have reached the
    • Movement and the Anthroposophical Society are related to each
    • confounded with each other, nor must it be overlooked that
    • conference to reach the grievous decision even to recommend
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 1: Evolution and Consciousness, Lucifer, Ahriman
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    • night time sleep. Experience teaches us to distinguish
    • reach a further stage of human development, ascending to
    • evolution at the point which has been reached for human
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 2: East, West, and the Culture of Middle Europe, the Science of Initiation
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    • reach the soul and spirit of the world without resorting
    • Golgotha it had already reached its culmination and was
    • authority has reached an extreme degree and people really
    • into everything we do as we teach and train the children.
    • this, however. They think they understand each other.
    • above each others heads in the present time and believe
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    • each other nowadays, the way in which we look at each
    • we cannot reach as physical human beings but only as
    • reaching across into what went on in the physical world.
    • That is what has happened to the great, far-reaching
    • reached the age of forty-five and has forgotten what life
    • trodden to death, a memory reaching back to things that
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    • relate to each other and to nature. It is doomed to die
    • relate to each other and to nature. It is doomed to die
    • on in our modern civilized worlds. They all teach that
    • something quite different. Preachers in their pulpits
    • Ages the teachings of Aristotle infiltrated theology and
    • teaching Christian Ideas from their pulpits, but
    • teachings.
    • from gnostic teachings. The Roman Catholic sacrifice of
    • borrowing from oriental and gnostic teachings and so on.
    • preachers can talk about things that in fact have their
    • origin in gnosis. It is the preachers who talk about
    • been teaching for a long time. It is merely a final
    • teacher, shaking in his boots if I may put it like that,
    • when one tries to reach the deeper secrets of human
    • This has become the teaching of egotism. It is restored
    • priest as ranking higher than God and Christ, for each
    • continue to teach the kind of basic philosophy that they
    • have been teaching, the inevitable conclusion simply has
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    • simply by teaching outside the universities what until
    • now has been alive inside them. It would mean teaching
    • These concrete truths must reach as many hearts as
    • able to refer to the teaching of anthropology in class 5.
    • would teach anthroposophy to the children — we
    • teach. This brings the souls of the children to life;
    • would be taking the easy way simply to teach
    • to teach historical materialism but the truth. That was
    • reached a new stage. If we are serious about the movement
    • movement, in a way, each of them quite distinct. A
    • things that haunt us in our community here can teach us a
    • moralize, to preach at you. The intention has been to
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    • them, endeavouring also to let each enter into the
    • are quite separate blend into each other at this point.
    • yelling at each other. The one who is in the spiritual
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    • from the far reaches of the earth to look for a way in
    • to reach human ears. At a time when they had grown beyond
    • state human beings had reached during the post-primeval
    • characterized in detail. It reached the level it did by
    • knowledge, however, science has now reached a further
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    • wishes to teach it. The way people are here on earth is
    • preach on what people may expect after death, therefore,
    • souls. It is difficult to preach on life before birth;
    • and the things he writes are now reaching Switzerland
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    • in which dream images follow each other we find that it
    • gives us control of the way thoughts follow each other.
    • intellectual culture reached its high point at the turn
    • The life style that evolved in the Middle reached the
    • the divine principle. The divine was in a way reaching
    • were, reaching down into the physical world. Later the
    • being reaching down into the human being on earth.
    • of the heavenly human being reaching down from the
    • The point which has been reached is reflected in Western
    • must be wary of past elements reaching across from the
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    • one was a conflict between human beings; human beings were fighting each
    • human technology which had evolved in most recent times had reached a
    • human beings opposing each other, but 79 million horse power years had
    • reached the front lines indirectly. Those energies were opposed by Great
    • been reached in Germany where fertile human brains had created something
    • into effect when people faced each other as human beings, in the battles
    • West, which is totally lacking in cohesive vision, reaches its limits
    • beings can no longer get through to each other; that the nature of the
    • teaching children in your school and you will note that these children
    • the mood of the age that teachers perceive when they give their lessons.
    • find that children you teach at school in the years and decades ahead
    • Note 75 ] I spoke of American preachers coming to
    • are preaching official Christianity to the Christ event when it occurs
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    • saying is that Goethe and Schiller were able to reach a
    • reached somewhere today, but if Ahriman's ideal ever
    • anthroposophical cosmology teaches. We come to see this
    • different fields, above all the Waldorf School teachers
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    • consider first. And on the way they are connected with each other
    • nature interpenetrate each other only when awake. When man sleeps, the
    • the reasons for this. This duration is different for each person and
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    • all subjective opinions and reach some sort of objectivity with
    • have reached a time when man must awake to the consciousness
    • of a body, which has now reached its completion, and develop
    • by a course for teachers which I ventured to hold. The
    • important thing was to establish a pedagogy, an art of teaching
    • earth-lives. Hitherto the teacher, however advanced in
    • enough for the teacher of the future. He will need a fine
    • foundation of something like a real art of teaching and
    • “technical.” Should teaching be directed to fitting
    • what they brought into being. How about the earlier teachers
    • in physical life work chaotically into each other, become
    • experience consciously if he wants to reach vision in the
    • that to reach a proper relation to the present we must close
    • intimately bound up with each other. Those who are united in
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    • hair and wrinkles welcoming with joy the dawn of each year
    • because each year brings new possibilities of development to
    • within reach. At the inconsiderable age of thirty men are
    • because each year charms forth the divine-spiritual content of
    • West, reached its climax in the second half of the nineteenth
    • them in the same way as it was when it reached the Germans.
    • heads to teach their children the Egyptian tongue: they
    • we are really doing. It is not only that we teach our young
    • they included what had to be studied in each class, the aim and
    • teacher was left quite free. Nowadays we get an enormous
    • manner of teaching. So that what should only work on one living
    • Unless we reach a stage at which we can see things so as to
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    • what each man, merely as a personal individual being, can
    • gather force. To-day it is man's duty to reach the triple
    • to-day is how to conduct this struggle, how to reach this view
    • minds only that I would reach, for it is from hearts that must
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    • facts, which had grown above their heads, out of reach. This
    • far-reaching enough to master facts. We shall only see these
    • each man was restricted to one small, limited piece of work.
    • masses became a far-reaching socialist theory, really
    • would be no share for each worth having. I repeat, it is
    • taken the trouble to teach directly out of our common human
    • aware when I spoke to the workers, in lecturing or teaching,
    • immediate future in the realm of teaching and education. As a
    • appalling State-regulation of teaching which has arisen in
    • everything connected with instruction, including , the teachers
    • of pedagogy and teaching which has its origin in the true and
    • But to be able to teach and educate him means learning first to
    • to the teachers working at the school, there came under my
    • youthful mind, I speak as one who has already reached the
    • short: the subject of teaching was presented by means of
    • but tell us how to teach it. What should be the subject
    • then the teaching of the future will be seen to have little
    • of life will resemble a model republic. Teaching will be
    • secondary school teacher, somewhat in this wise:
    • me for the teacher to believe that what was drawn from the
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