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  • Title: Memria e Amor
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    • Ocorre o mesmo com o pensamento. Em essência, o pensamento certamente não é um processo cerebral, mas sem o suporte do cérebro ele não poderia ter seu curso terrestre. À luz dessa comparação, obtém-se uma concepção correta da espiritualidade, bem como das limitações físicas do pensamento humano. Em suma, meus queridos amigos, aqui na vida terrena não há nada no homem que não dependa do corpo como sustento. Carregamos nossos órgãos dentro do corpo - pulmão, coração, cérebro e assim por diante. Com saúde normal, não temos percepção consciente de nossos órgãos internos. Nós os percebemos apenas quando doentes, e ainda assim de maneira muito imperfeita. Nunca podemos afirmar que possuímos conhecimento de um órgão por lhe termos olhado diretamente, a menos que estejamos estudando anatomia – mas aí não estamos estudando um órgão vivo. Nunca podemos dizer que temos a mesma visão de um órgão interno que temos de um objeto externo. É característico da vida terrena não conhecermos o interior de nosso corpo por meio da consciência comum. Ainda menos um homem conhece do que ele geralmente considera de maior valor para sua existência corporal – o interior de sua cabeça. Pois quando ele começa a saber alguma coisa a seu respeito, via de regra, o conhecimento se mostra deveras desagradável – dor de cabeça e tudo o que a acompanha.
    • Assim, entre ir dormir e acordar, o homem experiencia de fato uma espécie de repetição ao contrário do que realizou no decorrer do dia. Não é que simplesmente entre ir dormir e acordar – o sono pode ser bastante curto, e então as coisas são condensadas –... não é que simplesmente entre ir dormir e acordar o homemtenha uma visão retrospectiva de suas experiências durante o dia – uma visão inconsciente, pois naturalmente deve ser inconsciente. Não; quando a alma, durante o sono, se torna realmente clarividente, ou quando a alma clarividente relembra na memória as experiências entre ir dormir e acordar, vê-se que o homemrealmente experiencia no sentido reverso o que havia vivenciado desde a última vez que despertou. Se ele dorme a noite toda da forma usual, ele retrocede no que fez durante o dia. O último evento ocorre imediatamente após seu adormecer, e assim por diante. Todo o seu sono funciona de uma forma maravilhosamente reguladora. Só lhes posso falar sobre o que pode ser investigado pela ciência espiritual. Quando vocês adormecem por quinze minutos, o início do sono sabe quando acabará, e nesse quarto de hora vocês experimentam, na ordem inversa, o que trouxeram desde a última vez que acordaram. A tudo é dado a proporção correta – por mais maravilhoso que isso possa parecer. E pode-se dizer que essa experiência retrospectiva reside entre a realidade e a aparência.
    • Se alguém tem uma imagem na memória de algo experimentado na vida física vinte anos antes, uma pessoa saudável e reflexiva não a considerará uma experiência presente; é da natureza da própria imagem da memória que a relacionemos a uma experiência passada. Quem olha de forma clarividente para o que a alma vivencia durante o sono, em ordem inversa, não conecta isso ao presente; mas ao futuro após a morte. Assim como qualquer pessoa percebe que sua lembrança de algo vivido vinte anos antes se refere àquele tempo passado, também quem vê o estado de sono por meio da clarividência sabe que o que enxerga não tem significado para o presente, mas prenuncia o que deverá ser experimentado após a morte, quando tivermos que percorrer, ao reverso, tudo o que tivermos feito na Terra. É por isso que essa imagem do sono é meio-realidade, meio-aparência: está relacionada ao futuro. Logo, para a consciência comum, é uma experiência inconsciente daquilo por que o homem tem de passar, que chamei em meu livroTeosofia de mundo da alma. E a consciência intuitiva e inspirada, descrita em meu livroO conhecimento dos mundos superiores, reúne, a partir da observação do sono, o que o homem tem que passar durante o primeiro estágio após a morte. Essas coisas não são meras fabricações; são claramente observadas, uma vez que o dom da observação tenha sido adquirido. Portanto, desde ir dormir até despertar, o homem vivencia, sem o seu corpo, o que fez com ele quando acordado.
    • Hoje a ciência da fisiologia não atingiu o ponto em que pode descrever detalhadamente o processo que acabamos de desenhar. A ciência espiritual é capaz disso e a ciência fisiológica certamente alcançará tal entendimento, pois essas coisas podem ser descobertas a partir da observação atenta da natureza humana. Pode-se dizer que, quando emitimos um som ou uma nota, primeiramente, a cabeça é acionada. Mas da cabeça procede a mesma faculdade que, interiormente, na alma, confere a memória, que sustenta o som e o tom: isso vem de cima. É inconcebível alguém poder falar sem possuir a faculdade da memória. Se sempre nos esquecêssemos o que está contido no som ou no tom, nunca seríamos capazes de falar ou de cantar. É precisamente a memória incorporada que perdura no tom ou som; por outro lado, no que concerne ao amor, mesmo em seu sentido fisiológico – no processo respiratório que dá origem à fala e ao canto – tem-se um testemunho claro no pleno volume interior do tom que chega ao homem na puberdade, quando o amor encontra expressão fisiológica durante o segundo período importante da vida: isso vem de baixo. Aí estão os dois elementos juntos: de cima, o que está na base fisiológica da memória; de baixo, o que está na base fisiológica do amor. Juntos, eles formam o tom na fala e na canção. Aí está sua interação recíproca. De certa forma, é também um processo de respiração que percorre toda a vida. Assim como inspiramos oxigênio e expiramos dióxido de carbono, temos unidas em nós a força da memória e a força do amor, encontrando-se na fala, encontrando-se no tom. Pode-se dizer que falar e cantar, no homem, são um intercâmbio alternado de permeação pela força da memória e pela força do amor.
  • Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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    • was going towards an ever clearer and clearer self-aware human
    • clever, as if one were to reject the wise cosmic order, since
    • namely Nakae Toju. For him everything that constitutes
    • permits the bodily to take part in everything through which is
    • Against this Lotze objected at the same time: whoever gives
    • up to meet us in the animal kingdom, how does everything, that
    • fearsome burden, come to meet us everywhere in the animal
    • kingdom! But whoever wants to lead us to the animal kingdom in
    • someone who says that whatever is evil, what is bad, is
    • details everywhere evil and wickedness is to be found? Here
    • flow out into the world at the same time, could never manage to
    • Böhme stated in several expressions, its “no”
    • the human soul triumphs over that which is our everyday and
    • how what we usually call evil in everyday life positions itself
    • on this path. We only need to look somewhat into everyday evil,
    • what people call evil in everyday life. There it emerges, when
    • of the body, that everything that he/she must look back upon as
    • everyday life depends on how a human being seeks out the way
    • several hours; but I will only set this out and each person may
    • at this point lies everything that one could name as the most
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  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 1: Popular Occultism, Introtroduction
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    • capacity. But it lies dormant in every human being; for this reason
    • its own movements and memory is more free than ever. Normally, the etheric
    • it. Since the etheric body sets forth everything in the form of images,
    • the child accepts everything on the authority of his parents as teachers.
    • body with everything mineral, his of etheric body with all plants, his
    • of holy awe ran through the assembled people, who were filled with reverence.
    • by which God begins to speak in man. Never can this word enter into
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 2: Man's Ascent into the Supersensible World
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    • The physical world need not be described, for it is clearly known to everybody.
    • astral world: It is the world in which we live every night and to begin
    • the physical world. For in the astral world everything appears as a
    • mirrored picture, upside down, or in the reverse order. In the astral
    • connected with time, we reckon everything from the beginning to the
    • to be borne in mind is however that in the astral world all the images
    • mirror-image in the astral world. Then everything appears to be rushing
    • towards them, because in the astral world everything is reversed and
    • they cannot read its phenomena. Everything appears in the form of pictures
    • explained. Every lust, every passion, becomes a demon. And an untrained
    • and picture to ourselves a German town of that time. There everything
    • lock, each key had its own characteristic quality: everything had its
    • receives anything from outside, it nevertheless bears deep within it
    • indicated above. For everything which exists in the physical world as
    • “Alles Vergängliche ist nur ein Gleichnis”. (Everything
    • contains beings that we can never learn to know on the physical plane.
    • that never clothed themselves in flesh. They continually hover to and
    • the mother's womb takes on physical substance. Whenever we have a thought,
    • murder. Matters namely stand as follows: Whenever you relate something,
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 3: The Different Conditions of Man's Life After Death
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    • the whole earthly life unfolds itself in every detail before the soul
    • every night during sleep. But this after-death condition greatly differs
    • man grows conscious of the astral world. Nevertheless there exists in
    • in this world, how everyone seeks to satisfy his senses. What a human
    • does not last forever, little by little the longings cease. Many religions
    • everything which linked him up with the physical world. Kamaloca is
    • the condition in which he emancipates himself from everything which
    • that torment us. In Kamaloca everything is reversed: what used to satisfy
    • violently severing themselves from the life of the senses, they will
    • after death. The soul could never do this without a life in the physical
    • grow more refined. — If we had never enjoyed colours sensually,
    • we could never attain spiritual enjoyment of colors. The sensually enjoyment
    • purest, spiritual love. The soul should transform every experience and
    • ever lost. Without the school of sensuality, we can never reach spirituality.
    • Everything that we drew
    • Earth. In Devachan everything appears in a stronger light. We do not
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 4: The Devachanic World
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    • would exactly fit into the vacuum. It is however strange that this only
    • in Devachan as a positive. Everything consisted of firm, mineral substances,
    • of air, it is the atmosphere in Devachan. It contains everything which
    • may be felt like the winds which blow on the Earth. Every calamity that
    • find all the fruitful and valuable ideas ever thought out by man. Even
    • All the thoughts connected with human deeds are everlastingly
    • way with every other form of physical existence. With every incarnation
    • Whenever man passes through
    • mentality, this truth of the one life contained in everything, will
    • pale reminiscence of this streaming life which pervades everything.
    • death and a new birth perceive every pain and pleasure in the form of
    • earthly lives. This is only a question of development. Everyone will
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 5: Life Between Death and a New Birth
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    • soul was inwardly interested in them. Now however, all these experiences
    • confronts the soul in a collection of external, objective experiences. Every
    • pain, every joy once connected with them, are silent. This life picture
    • experience every smallest action in all its details. He must halt before
    • every detail of our past life in reverse order, brings with it that
    • their effects on ourselves. In the case of every action we now experience
    • kamaloka he must now endure and live through every pain which he inflicted
    • Everything evil that claims
    • Devachanic world. There, the human being can elaborate everything
    • which he took in during his Kamaloca existence, everything engraved upon
    • When everything stored up
    • speed through the astral plane in every direction. These forms arise through the
    • one containing every shade of color. In this condition the human being
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 6: Man's Return to a New Earthly Life
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    • region of Devachan. There he experiences everything which takes on the
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 7: Effects of the Law of Karma
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    • an acquisition of later incarnations. Everything in life must first
    • upon the astral body there is in every human soul a part still filled
    • Everything coming from
    • from the etheric body and generally everything coming from the physical
    • kingdom cannot change of its own accord. Everything that changes within
    • the warm-blooded animals are concerned. Everything that undergoes a
    • For it is the work of Spiritual Beings. Natural science can never discover
    • Nothing ever happens by “miracle” everything is determined
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 8: The Evolution of Man and of the Solar System; the Atlantic Evolution
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    • alternating rain and sunshine. Everything was wrapped in clouds and
    • 2) From the standpoint of science which considers itself far cleverer
    • interpretation (which may be very clever, but is in many cases quite
    • a direct experience of how the divine essence flashed up in every phenomena
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 9: Lemurian Development
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    • In the Lemurian age everything
    • could never have incarnated. This is the exit of the moon from the earth.
    • The moon severed itself from the earth and formed a secondary planet.
    • sees of the moon, is not the whole moon, for everything in the world
    • connection with everything which one calls fecundation and procreation.
    • the earth, its “sun” and never the back side, so at that
    • were one body, and everything which now exists in the form of human
    • for at that time everything still stood at one stage of planned-existence.
    • course entirely different from the plants of to-day. Nevertheless when
    • i.e. the sun, and that their roots stretched upwards. When the sun severed
    • Man made a complete turn, so that he is a reversed plant, even as the plant
    • is a reversed human being.
    • Life can only arise out of life, but life eliminates the lifeless. Everything
    • the first original source, from which everything descends. And man is
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 10: Paths of Occult Training
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    • of our modern one. To him everything external and visible was Maya, Illusion;
    • Every epoch has its particular
    • of reverence and devotion. Those who wish to ascend to higher stages of
  • Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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    • several things were mentioned which, particularly at the present
    • might wish to find ideas as the driving forces of history would never be able to prove that ideas
    • the stream of physical-sensible facts lie the driving spiritual forces. But everywhere in
    • something which otherwise is at work everywhere, but which does not show itself in such a
    • attention for what is usually called history — but which, nevertheless, for a deeper view
    • civilization and was first grasped by Aristotle. In Aristotle, however, this only sounds a first
    • which, for the external existence of time and space, is a nothing but which, nevertheless, is
    • which, nevertheless, is a reality — but a different reality.
    • the concept of karma. Later, however, everything was fixed into a way of looking at things which
    • of dialectics, of logical-dialectical-legal thinking is there, in which everything is tending
    • presents as the highest tenet of his philosophy the sentence: `I am'. And everything that is
    • afterwards, while still a pupil of Kant's, hurls the `I am' at him. And everyone is amazed
    • beyond birth and death. It confines everything in world history, religion, art and science solely
    • to give every future metaphysics
    • proven: `Away with everything else! The devil take the reality of the world — just let me
    • which, although an excrescence squeezed out of the world-view of the Centre, nevertheless fitted
    • about the soul-life in the way Fichte did, who wanted to work out everything from the one point
    • full demand of the 'I'; letting it, however, sink down into the thinking, feeling and willing
    • Schelling, and Hegel. After them the culture of the West overwhelms everything that is there,
    • out of the new spiritual science, which does not develop one-sidedly, but considers everything
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 2: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 1
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    • will take place in the sign of this development of the individuality. This, however, means that
    • Every age, every epoch, that we can trace in the
    • life, are emerging ever more strongly from the depths of existence. On the one side we have the
    • everything that can foster this social living together. We have shown in the past,
    • differentiated, the social views of, let us say, the proletariat, which then, however, colour
    • socialist conception of life, however, developed in such a way that it stands entirely under the
    • develop from these impulses, we can nevertheless dearly perceive how the views of life which do
    • there. He, however, transformed them into a theory, into a conception of life. And Marxism as a
    • external expression, however, is in Central Europe. In the aims of the social democracy there, it
    • Bolshevism has a strong religious element which, however, is completely materialistic. It works
    • All this, however, which can be described
    • the West — and this is carried out thoroughly by it — to have everything of an
    • everything that is still in Europe — also towards the West, even into France — can be
    • brilliant rise of commerce, trade and industry which has come out of modern science, everything
    • trade which was the foundation for everything in the West which later arose. One can also point
    • everything which comes from Central Europe and is conceived not out of economic points of view,
    • tried to counteract from the European continent everything that had resulted from
    • brutal — this arose nevertheless from an economic thinking. When, in modern times,
    • everything is flooded by the economic life. This, viewed externally, is the differentiation
    • spiritual world. Everything in the spiritual development of modern times is designed towards
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 3: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 2
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    • it, in the after-effects during waking. And in this way they bring in everything they wish to pit
    • and at everything in the physical-sense world that expresses itself out of these spiritual
    • the modern anthroposophically-oriented spiritual science, everything that exists in Western
    • [of the human being being penetrated from without by everything that arises from language]
    • would be extremely constricted. Above all, however, one must be clear that what can then manifest
    • but only to single individuals who, however, have an extraordinarily strong position of
    • might work on everything that is only body and soul and devise a doctrine that wished only to
    • to human beings but is nevertheless bound more strongly than was the case in the Roman people,
    • would never be able to leave it behind as a heritage. This language can only continue to live as
    • nevertheless be taken hold of. It was quite possible for the beings of the three types I
    • individuals of the West. They cannot have the same effect here, but nevertheless give
    • Take everything that lived in Goethe from the
    • cleft is nevertheless there. It is difficult to find a bridge between the style of Part One of
    • this philosophy develops in every respect towards the spirit. Yet nowhere in Hegel do you find
    • to imaginations is natural and, even if they do not come to consciousness, they nevertheless
    • if I may put it so, rather like a fading away of the actual language element. Everywhere these
    • scientific world-view of the West will never find a foothold in the Orient because it simply
    • it is all permeated with coquetry, one nevertheless sees how the whole nature of his existence
    • this. He had to take in everything he experienced in the West but did not absorb it as deeply as
    • such that we can say: There is a tendency here to take into oneself everything that is accessible
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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    • Now, however, it is already possible to indicate in
    • In every line of these
    • being. In Schiller everything still has a totally personal
    • the spirits of the East; they tried to pull him into ecstatic reveries
    • side. They live anyway, so to speak, in every significant Central-European individuality but in
    • Golden King, the Silver King, and the Copper King — we see a prefiguration of everything
    • and nothing more one would never come to an impetus for actual outer action. Goethe was at the point
    • One could put it like this: for everyday life,
    • the spirits of their myths. When, however, it was a matter of deciding something of great
    • inspiration, however, that does not call upon outer nature in oracles but which rises to the
    • not aware, because they lack the sensitivity of feeling for it, that every economic system like
    • constantly renewed by an independent, developing spiritual life which ever and ever again works
    • In every generation, in the children whom we teach
    • — that one can just read it through. Every sentence in a book such as this, written out of
    • consciously, but they sensed it nevertheless. Both felt — and one can read this everywhere
    • spirit did not arise, like a new comprehension of Christianity, then everything must go into
    • civilization and would like to arrive at something through it, one is everywhere met by the
    • European element, between East and West. It is everywhere still so today that, with Herman Grimm,
    • be so completely severed from their homeland as the Germans who became Americans, and yet
    • today still has an extremely difficult task getting through. And everywhere those who wish to
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    • when it came to what moved him to perform his work in the world, and so on. Everything that lived
    • dim. But one can nevertheless say that, to a certain degree, the last effects of the old
    • dreamlike way, they were nevertheless faculties different from those of everyday life and it was
    • that they revealed the spirit to them. The spiritual spoke out of every spring, every cloud,
    • every plant. In the way people came to know the manifestations and beings of nature they also
    • through birth. In the time of oriental wisdom, everything — despite the civilization which
    • took its course there and was shone through with wisdom — everything, fundamentally,
    • by destiny to the leadership of the people. There could be no questioning this: whoever was
    • What has not yet arrived — because everything
    • machine would simply follow us into the country, I said to him. Everything, I said, could be
    • of transition. And now try and grasp a thought which, however strange it may seem to you, must be
    • human being of the present that such a discovery will be made, people will nevertheless discover
    • he constructed and made them, they nevertheless gradually take on a life of their own
    • idea of this, but it will be so nevertheless. People will discover, in fact, how the objects of
    • dialectical-legal element in the Trotsky-Leninist system — everything is to be geared
    • bring forth everywhere destructive, demonic forces out of itself. It would not work because the
    • everything must be added to it which supersensible research is seeking to find.
    • This, however, can only be found through
    • Drews'. He, however, is only characteristic of many others. He is even one of the better ones,
    • economic life. It is necessary that old usages, old habits, be truly dropped and that everyday
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    • place as a fact, but as a fact which, in its inner essence, can never be grasped by the
    • Intellect itself, however, was not able to penetrate the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • the dialectical-legal, development of the human soul. In the midst of everything that occurred
    • was everywhere permeated by dialectical-legal forms. The clergy were the bureaucracy. They held
    • however, one only had images. A symbol of this kind is the mass with the sacred Last Supper and
    • that this Christ-force was able to stream into the physical world for the believers was subject
    • continuous protest against authority. For when everything is based on authority, as was the case
    • authority, who wished to comprehend Christ out of their inner being — for which, however,
    • fortify this authority — to put, in a sense, everything that proceeds from the Mystery of
    • which led to the Mystery of Golgotha through Jesuitism was nevertheless to be something founded
    • the Gospels everything that was contradictory. And what the Gospels have now become is, in the
    • disapproving is said, and dismisses everything else. And thus there arose the descriptions of
    • try sometime to hold in mind for yourself everything that people accept nowadays as being true,
    • masses. One must grasp the hatred that became ever stronger and stronger and especially in
    • still see how theologians get hot under the collar whenever there is any talk of Gnosis! We have
    • The monastery schools have become universities. Everything that was taught had to have the stamp
    • exclusion of everything spiritual; it calumniates everything that goes beyond its
    • dialectical-legal mode of thinking, calumniates everything which resists being fitted into the
    • only for a comfortable life. For those, however, who strive for truth the path today leads
    • regard to social affairs and everything that was encompassed as the religious life. The
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    • that ever since the Mystery of Golgotha, and particularly in recent centuries, all that can
    • before that time. History does not take this into account because external history ever and again
    • scientific thought of today and thus he presents an ever-greater riddle to himself. Only a very
    • ancient times every oriental knew that what worked its way out of his soul during childhood, in
    • Today, however, this feeling has given way to
    • is from whom it has got this or that characteristic. And the reply, however, is seldom that the
    • to be leading the several nations — who at any rate held positions which imply leadership
    • utterly rsactionary world-view that tries to trace everything back to inherited characteristics.
    • vast numbers as a world-leader, even though there are no concepts in his words whatsoever
    • perhaps, shows more clearly the materialism of modern times, its denial of everything spiritual,
    • world is going today. Everything that is welling up out of the chaotic instincts of humanity
    • physical body to a higher stage. This transformation of the physical body, however, will not take
    • Today, however, the human being can already
    • Everything that will develop out of the foolish
    • situations. However many more national states you set up you will provide only so many more seeds
    • of destruction; and it is just out of everything that is loaded onto human souls as a result of
    • only then will a kind of reverse begin. The human being will feel himself to be a cosmic being.
    • cosmic being? Everything that I can establish on earth, all that the earth can give me, all that
    • has ever arisen in earth-existence; the disharmony between the human being's feeling as an
    • for spirituality a true one. And the Christ will appear only to those who renounce everything
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    • For in the physical world consciousness can never arise where sprouting,
    • consciousness. Whenever we become conscious of something, these processes
    • connected intimately with everything which can be learned with regard to
    • birth and death is, in reality, filled with everything into which we are
    • it, as it were, everything that constitutes our environment during the life
    • ancestors. Everything is passed on; yet the fundamental character which is
    • anew when everything for the sake of which we were born before has been
    • understand their destruction and disintegration. Those people, however, who
    • what supports the people of the successive years. He might say that whoever
    • reach things.’ However, he proved it only for a cognition which can
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    • people today everywhere in the world — some more, some less — ever
    • remained at a certain age but they are still (however ridiculous this
    • Nevertheless we should look at the
    • same as always. Youth continually rampages against everything their
    • elders or traditions have brought about.” The clever ones put it like
    • this: “The emperor's enemy is the crown prince.” Certainly in every
    • However,
    • unconsciously, has never before been experienced. And one must say,
    • there has never been such a discrepancy, such a total contradiction,
    • However,
    • young people, doing everything ourselves. Couldn't you help us?” “I
    • will help in every way possible,” I told him, “if you can get things
    • young feel this strongly. They feel even much more. (However, in this
    • everything the centuries have piled up on us!
    • some years later. On the other hand, I knew several in that period
    • have grown into the various activities of the movement. However, what
    • anthroposophical movement, we will be able to achieve everything I
    • everywhere in every sphere of life. We hear from childhood on how we
    • of things. Leave everything else for later on, people say. What,
    • however, is very much needed in the world, is something that I could
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    • physical earth-man rightly the apparatus for everything that he has
    • of everything we may develop in this direction, will be able to evolve
    • earthly man can never again experience with his physical body: it is
    • laboratories, etc., we shall find that everything is working in the
    • holds a nebulous idea, for the concrete fact is that everything is
    • absorb the fundamentals of Spiritual Science, however uncomfortable
    • been said (in the preceding pages) but also to every characteristic in
    • never do for people who belong to the Spiritual Science movement to
    • how one-sided words, and everything else, are used today. We talk,
    • into the animal kingdom of Jupiter — and that everything
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    • There is no question here of ever
    • single rays of light can ever be thrown from the circuit of human
    • poetry till the decline of ancient Rome. Every possible shade of
    • Through this, however, we can recognise
    • every possible way to draw ideas from the whole range of world
    • in every page of his writings how he is struggling to bring into his
    • ever working in a living way. Hence it could only grasp the mystery
    • humanity, who still saw everything in pictures, and the highly
    • remained Romans they would have faced the danger of never being able
    • not bear this connection in mind; one can, however, understand Europe
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    • element in which they felt themselves to be actually cleverer than
    • then one can find oneself quite stupid in contrast to the cleverness
    • waking life. This fact too, of which everyone can really very easily
    • knowledge of the things of the world. Nevertheless it is quite clear
    • everyday knowledge is really influenced by the fact of the Luciferic
    • temptation, that our everyday knowledge is the fulfilment of our
    • asleep to awakening which appears to us so endlessly clever when it
    • Lucifer in every sphere of life. That is a materialistic prejudice.
    • This, however, on account of the
    • else, however, happened, so we must draw the state of affairs which
    • it, is extinguished every night. So let us hold these facts before
    • us; that we gain knowledge, that knowledge is however gained through
    • develop our ordinary everyday knowledge in the way to which we are
    • science, where every concept which we experience would be alive in
    • the life- of science. Every night he sucks out the life of science
    • through which one feels one always stays outside life, never comes
    • of the Luciferic temptation, however, this cannot be, the spirit
    • itself to us at every turn, stays behind in the etheric. But we feel
    • can ever flee from Ahriman or Lucifer. It is much more correct that
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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    • — and this is effected by every individual in
    • every moment of his waking life — does not feel
    • practically never, is it brought to consciousness in the European
    • fact that every thought is essentially different from what people
    • moulder. Every thought that arises in us seizes, as it were, upon our
    • every thought appears like a head with a sort of continuation
    • downwards, so that with every thought we actually insert in us
    • home in the forming forces of thought life, but nevertheless in so
    • separation had not taken place. But on the other hand, with every
    • and Grecian art you will everywhere find how the Greek strove to
    • each). The Greek Plato, however, depicts Socrates as the embodied
    • reversed — the human being, who has been
    • You must, however, inscribe in your
    • Mystery of Golgotha; for them everything flowed together out of the
    • revelation. One stands as it were ever confronting the Christ, and
    • whoever he may have been — who said:
    • this, one is never to be arrogant, but to remain properly humble, and
    • Greek you find polaric difference. In Greece everything strives for
    • ever with what is firmly enclosed by the walls and with what can only
    • — for wherever they stand they really want to be
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    • however, in us human beings a connection between these two centres
    • truths of belief in contrast to the external truths, which, however,
    • however, give our chief attention to this: that as a matter of fact,
    • however, during Earth-existence, they wish to do what they did not do
    • realisation that everything that lives and weaves upon earth,
    • everything that exists and works and grows, appears upon the
    • continuous, the eternal, ever-enduring revelation,
    • one observes by means of the senses. People endeavour, however, to
    • everything after the manner of sense observation of external things.
    • People investigate the inanimate, and have no idea that everything
    • extraordinarily central phenomenon of earthly evolution must, however
    • be understood, must be really grasped, as standing outside everything
    • and steamer and thus travel from Europe to America. That will never
    • being raised above these laws. Never could the Christ, rightly
    • Science, wherever it is asserted that there could ever be a human
    • subconscious. But nevertheless it works upwards, works definitely
    • mediumistic personality. Her intellect was, however, never adequate
    • in a suggestive way. To those, however, who wish to take their stand
    • out of another world, but it must never be taken just as it stands.
    • majority of mediums everywhere said that they were in contact with
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    • earth and has its home under the earth and never comes above the
    • surface. This little grub or caterpillar, or whatever it is, creeps
    • these plants. Naturally, as this creature never comes out above the
    • world-conception, there can naturally never play a role, the fact
    • makes for himself, never a word is to be found about the existence of
    • everything is subjected to causality, as it is expressed in a
    • spiritual extended everywhere, that causes the causes. They do not
    • realize from this, however, that it is in no way a question of being
    • World-conceptions can have ever such fine proofs in themselves, they
    • however, we have our mental concepts in time and space
    • — for everything external that we conceive is in
    • space, everything that we bring to consciousness and let arise
    • developed in us as it does on earth. For everything to develop on
    • things; he is everything. If all objects and beings of the earth were
    • like this, they would never have the urge to want to possess
    • said, here one must summon self-reflection, for everyone can object:
    • play in everyday life.
    • exists in the evolution of humanity a peculiar longing. Wherever in
    • flower was drawn.) This, however, is connected, inwardly connected,
    • sensitivity a person can never think of possession -time at most is
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    • The first thing, however, which is
    • of the physical into whatever else is forming in man, so that the
    • nevertheless that all has to do with the
    • the ears, etc. Everywhere Lucifer presses his arms into the senses,
    • Now the human being is, however, also
    • into us of Lucifer's activity. We should never be angry, for
    • instance, or frightened, we should never hate, never believe
    • had not previously worked upon him, man would never have arrived at
    • unintentional untruthfulness. We must never flatter ourselves that
    • People are inclined, however, to skim
    • There was an esoteric section in which everyone was to think quite
    • objectively, never in a relation to himself. The consequence was that
    • employing every means in order to escape Lucifer and Ahriman: he is
    • arise the most vivid visions and imaginations of every possible thing
    • what lies before us, — on the other hand, however,
    • everywhere that the physical is not, and the physical, that is really
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    • so are my other books. Only one who knows that in every
    • the 4th century of our era. It never occurred to men in those
    • everywhere that veneration was paid to the element flowing down
    • revering the soul and spirit of the father of the tribe, men
    • the blood. Whenever an adherent of that ancient view of the
    • Every' thing would be well if the earthly forces only
    • Father God had never succeeded in working alone but had been
    • that Dionysius the Areopagite preferred to say: Whatsoever is
    • but of super-personality. In other words, when everything is
    • existence; now you are to revere the principle that is
    • sources, had come to an end. Nobody who has ever really
    • no longer give heed to it. Nevertheless, the writer of The
    • Nature. But the ruins of antiquity are forever with us. They
  • Title: Lecture: Philosophy and Anthroposophy
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    • of life's development. The impulse to self-knowledge is found in every
    • never grapple with the phenomenon haunting space in the guise of matter. To
    • Science, however perfect its future development, can supply us with the
    • primordial fount of all Being, can be inwardly experienced. If, however, we
    • however deep the immersion in the inner self, this experience leaves us
    • helpless in the face of reality. With however powerful a grip we may be
    • everyday consciousness. This true and genuine Man makes his presence felt
    • and Mysticism only a deepened inner life which, however, remains within the
    • keeping “genuine” knowledge free from everything that extends
    • is current. It is however precisely when dealing with philosophy that we
    • wisdom. This, however, is only due to a particular form of dilettantism
    • period, however, were acquainted with the wisdom of the Mysteries, either
    • history of subjective thought, and everything we meet within him is closely
    • revert to certain points in connection with Aristotle which are of
    • Master of Logic. The medieval thinkers would say to themselves: whatever be
    • senses, and on the other as revelation. But if any matter, however given,
    • to the East; and everything that had been brought by the Arabs into Europe
    • however, something else happened. When the day of Scholasticism had drawn
    • of thinking, so that ever higher and higher portions of the supersensible
    • would have receded ever farther and upwards into the supersensible regions
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    • our introductory educational courses. However, the days are so few, and
    • It must never be the result of an elementary school curriculum designed to
    • however, the world-historical mission of the Central European peoples to
    • must know that we have nothing whatsoever to hope for from that quarter for
    • in teaching, one should never proceed from the abstract, but always from
    • first class. Now our teaching will be bad every time, will never have
    • year, of everything we were able to do at the year's end, then our teaching
    • do everything imperfectly — for in that way there is
    • you have actually been through everything that is to be experienced
    • with the eighth school year and have corrected everything once more, and if
    • is really enough. For everything that we acquire in the way described, with
    • can however turn human beings over to the world that are individually
    • different from another. Just as in everyday life it is not always what is
    • thing in particular is of great importance, however, and that is that we
    • however is that we should now be able to perceive the whole reaction of the
  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture II: The Three Fundamental Forces in EducatioN
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    • later on these childhood forces are still raying downward. However, if they
    • are not sustained, if with the change of teeth everything translates into
    • the sculptural or for architecture — who could never
    • death and our new birth. We acquire the reverence we need in our teaching
    • directed down from the spiritual world. This reverence before the
    • before birth, if I have this feeling, it generates a deep reverence. And
    • reverence is something that works on the child with enormous formative
    • secret music pours through every natural occurrence —
    • this spheric harmony is incorporated in every plant, in every animal. This
    • their bodily organism. Whatever they experience of formed movement, of the
    • head. Whatever, on the contrary, is taken up by the child as a
    • however, the activity of music and speech becomes particularly strong in
    • should develop. If our reverence grows, as we cultivate our connection and
    • enthusiasm, the other with reverence.
    • death. In essence it is to this we are contributing through everything we
    • the human being before birth, before conception; this gives us reverence.
    • ourselves the necessary reverence and the necessary enthusiasm, so that we
    • may teach with reverence and enthusiasm. Reverence and enthusiasm
    • recitation. I have naturally every reason to point this out, when in
    • characteristic is to be noted: everything which proceeds downward from the
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    • teacher every moment of the time. I want to put this point as an
    • a break, as it were, at the centre, and has to jump across, without however
    • intimately connected with man's feeling. And whoever looks at himself very
    • races are. Everything of this kind is dependent on the delicate
    • sight, it is different in the case of everything relating to the element of
    • everything to do with what we hear, living more in language and so on. I am
    • — however paradoxical it may sound —
    • limb organisation. Everything musical has to penetrate deep inside our
    • understood in the rhythmic system. Everything we perceive is understood in
    • experiences. And the musical element, that is, everything we hear, is
    • remembering of everything audible, takes place. We remember what we hear in
    • who has ever studied musical memory — and despite the
    • sounding forth from every colour, as it were. We do not see a colour when
    • would only happen during sleep, and on awakening these things would never
    • where everything points to the fact that there is no part of our body
    • place nevertheless, and is of great importance to your general well-being.
    • time. Just as everything contracts in a dream, things we receive from the
  • 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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    • can describe this process from one aspect. However, one can also do it the
    • avoid everything that would lead to the ego becoming too strongly absorbed
    • factors of life which are all important so that we never bring out one side
    • which can achieve this. They are the following: everything in teaching and
    • education which is geometry and. arithmetic, everything which necessitates
    • through. Equally, everything in language which is of a musical nature, for
    • however, when we notice that a child is becoming too earthly, that the ego
    • in it deeply, so that you call up in him reverence, or if you like hatred,
    • examples show us how in teaching and education we can use every detail
    • a child to an active interest in Geography. On the other hand, however,
    • the one hand the physical body and the etheric body: these two never
    • breathing process. In truth, with every falling asleep we leave our
    • tightly linked that they could not be separated and we would never be able
    • movement we would never be able to enter into the physical world. We are
    • later. But he looks at this process as if every part of it were of the same
    • rest of the organism. For this it is necessary, however, to look at both of
    • movements work back on the formation of the organism, not, however, through
    • or that the arms never know what they are meant to do because their weight
    • encounters — encounters which are, however, more
    • However, in order to get to know Fichte's character, his whole manner of
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    • see what a great impact on a person's everyday life these particular truths
    • with ordinary everyday life.
    • knowledge and man's everyday existence. Something similar, though, can be
    • this is apparently a physical process. This physical process, however, is
    • unconscious between a soul process and a bodily process every time you want
    • on the one hand and supersensible existence on the other, you will never
    • understanding are supersensible, that is, everything we make use of for
    • are will forces. All the will forces, everything in man that is of the
    • see spiritual-scientifically that in everything working in the child up
    • earth's interior, then make a study of everything going on in the child up
    • predominantly at work in everything developing in the human being between
    • notice that in everything I have referred to as having an influence on man,
    • actual transformations of bodily organs are brought about; everything being
    • happens then, however? What happens after twenty-one? Up till twenty-one we
    • several centuries, of course — is that man's blood is
    • Everywhere, people
    • weight. Physiology already determines his appetite. But not everybody does
    • however, is to give people a real knowledge of man, especially if they are
    • nature every time that determines what you do. And it is ideal if the
    • produces ever more life. That is the crux of the matter. That is why
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    • have nevertheless an overview of what has been elaborated in the Basel
    • currents much too abstractly. In fact, however, they are realized in
    • before. However, that embodiment in the 6th century before Christ was a
    • however, the bodhisattvas rose to the spiritual regions where they could
    • time, however, when humanity has become mature enough to find for itself
    • Only then, however, when
    • that teaching of compassion and love flow into humanity. Now, however, it
    • not been noticed at all in science. From the Akashic Chronicle, however,
    • besides this one. The other parents, however, had other children, four boys
    • and two girls. Both families, however, later became neighboring families in
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    • be embodied anymore. That this can be, however, depends not only on the
    • conditions, to everything that brings man into harmony with world
    • however, he also needed the great endowments of the ego carrier, the great
    • clairvoyance. That is why everything that was to be given as teaching in
    • This cover, which is stripped off, contains everything that man has in
  • Title: Lecture: Art As A Bridge Between The Sensible And The Supersensible
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    • historic challenge. However, at the same time, it has to be said: Our
    • the church, where everyone could see them, where the highest nobility
    • literary. Ever less understanding showed itself for the pictorial, for
    • education. This soul-duality in social life has manifested itself ever
    • prerequisites of any kind, everyone actually has his standpoint. Today
    • ever-diminishing extent.
    • abstract and hence materialistic. For, everything abstract leads human
    • nonetheless remains true that everything I have set forth here is
    • will only really be solved, however, in seeing spiritual experience as
    • nature builds up the human countenance — making every
    • formation, every limb, so to speak, an extension of the countenance. Why
    • rendering of a human being would result from copying every detail of the
    • In this respect, we cannot keep up with nature, after all. Whatever is
    • But recent times have turned ever more to naturalism, amounting to
    • people ever more forcefully since the 15
    • narrow as to barely transcend the most everyday matters. Naturally, if
    • for Hegel the state was something like an ever-changing earth-god, for
    • if in this context we feel able to take up everything with the same love,
    • toward humanity's future destination. However, we
    • future destination in any other way than by extending our interests ever
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    • However, it will not be possible to enter into particular works
    • everywhere how what lives in the soul unites with what happens
    • proceeds from everything the human being experiences inwardly,
    • taking effect as an ever greater internalizing of the soul.
    • still greater chasm will loom between everything that goes on
    • Since everything in regard to Raphael's nature proceeds so
    • harmonious disposition. However, we then see him transplanted
    • as battles with outside forces. But, roiling every soul in the
    • Savonarola reverberate in us if we give ourselves over to them;
    • not only hung on every word, but worshipped him as though a
    • so long been enthralled by him, having once hung on his every
    • him, they viewed him as a heretic. However, in a few among
    • in nearby Dresden, which almost everyone knows from the numerous
    • evolved first, ascending as far as the human being. However,
    • clouds, we have everything that only proceeds from the earthly.
    • to the senses. — Raphael, however, remained always like a mere
    • dreaming, and having once seen, appear to us day and night ever
    • we forget everything that followed as the life of Christ-Jesus.
    • everything else. Thus, in always showing us the eternal in a
    • Christian fire could have held sway in Raphael. Nevertheless,
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    • every possible human soul characteristic comes to expression in
    • these figures, every manner in which an individual of whatever
    • speaker, who look up to Him so reverently — we see all
    • of the most significant soul configuration. However, having
    • Leonardo would first of all let the idea arise of whatever he
    • These studies proceeded from going into every conceivable
    • — though never actually arriving at the kind of creating
    • to secret and never finished. One has to understand this
    • Leonardo soul, too great in itself ever to be able to manifest
    • Supper.” But, shining through everywhere is the
    • see Leonardo supporting the court in Milan in every conceivable
    • of the duke's father, Francesco Sforza. He studied every part
    • bringing it no further than the model that was lost, never
    • arrive at such an impression, however, one has to bear in mind
    • everywhere in his own painting to study how reality presents
    • never even in the slightest detail, to go against what, as we
    • everywhere in the Treatise on Painting; in that one
    • should never violate the truth of the impression with respect
    • see the relationships of light everywhere represented in the
    • accordance with spiritual science, however, the thought arises
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    • generally supposed, speaking to us magically out of every epoch
    • everything of profound significance in those
    • productive mood. For, whoever is able to arrive at the
    • That is to say, whoever seeks to come to the aforementioned
    • the depths of the human soul. In normal everyday life,
    • of which we have no presentiment in daily life. Every
    • person does nonetheless undergo these conflicts at every
    • every day on awakening, when the soul emerges from the
    • and yet a battle takes place every day in the soul's
    • fulfils itself with every awakening. There is at the same
    • happens, but it experiences this battle every morning, and each
    • and every soul stands under the impression of this battle
    • However, it should not be supposed that these events taking
    • past ages of humanity's development every human being still
    • eating. The toad, however, only likes the milk. The child
    • fairy tales we feel soul moods reverberate that do absolutely
    • irrespective of being a child or an adult. Thus, every human
    • daughter sends everywhere, inquiring after every name. In
    • learning every name, she wants to find out what the little
    • are — this being within you is cleverer. It is at
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    • lifting every stone and raising it to her eye, only to
    • every object, each time believing she will find her lost
    • covered over by the roof of the head. However, human beings
    • the woman in the legend who throws away everything in her
    • wither away. Human beings are called upon, however, to permeate
    • everything on their planet with love, to take the planet with
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    • the present. However, it can only appear so to one who
    • teachings and theories. On the other hand, whoever
    • connected in a quite special sense with everything associated
    • to be said: Everything in this remarkable book,
    • starts out from whatever stimulated him, that furthered the
    • evaluating everything in cultural life.
    • in which everything to do with Goethe receded, following his
    • death. So much else of immediate everyday concern stood in the
    • quality in Herman Grimm's writings. In every respect they are
    • certain justified, noble pathos. However, this noble
    • pathos is mitigated everywhere by the individual, human element
    • elegance. Everywhere, one senses his origins in having
    • Despite a refined style in everything he produced, Herman Grimm
    • acquires its “skeleton,” however, its necessary
    • everything that was important for Goethe's development —
    • asks, in forgetting everything of a particular life
    • everywhere into unmitigated spiritual life. Goethe becomes a
    • of western cultural life so as to reveal everywhere how human
    • sensibility transforms everyday events in the physical
    • However, something else has arisen in the cultural life of
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    • everything said about this economic imperialism is untrue,
    • everything, I would say, seems to be hanging in the air, which more
    • humanity, but we do want to go at least as far back as several
    • oriental imperialism as it once existed is not recognized. However,
    • did not exist for the people of the ancient orient. Everything
    • could believe whatever they wanted. Belief — personal opinion
    • side more secular, but nevertheless representative of God, on the
    • course it became ever weaker in consciousness. But it still retained
    • Certainly Mohammed never said: Mohammed is your God — as it
    • manner in which Islam spread, however, corresponded to the first
    • phase. For Muslims have never been intolerant towards other beliefs
    • great upheaval occurred in England as a result of which everywhere in
    • comes when everything smells very good. The empty platitudes are now
    • it becomes the protector and everything has been made honest.
    • an empty platitude hung on certain people and everything remains
    • Nevertheless, the spiritual must be present here in the physical
    • a spiritual empire. Precisely because everything old has now become
    • used. But not only in these expressions, but in everything described
    • become empty platitude, everything that continues to roll on in
    • not become empty platitude. But in the western world, everything
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    • platitudes. It is necessary, however, to realize that platitudes need
    • of platitudes which must, however, be recognized as such. Then the
    • kind of reality. It was not possible, however, to attain to full
    • prevented it. Everything which the Middle Ages had to say about
    • become ever more powerful during the fifth post-Atlantean epoch.
    • lodges, however, those who belong to them are brothers.
    • course superficial, but wherever you look you will find such things,
    • however keep them together on a real spiritual foundation.
    • It is true however, that when
    • after every third lecture someone stands
    • they are, the feeling of shame arises; and then the reversal —
    • This must however be prepared in the correct
    • when one sees through the fact that everything he says is necessarily
    • reality in public opinion today. Whoever has a sense for reality
    • things in public life that everyone in the whole world is imitating,
    • wished to enjoy the luxury of translating into platitudes everything
    • nevertheless it was accomplished. So little had what people think and
    • observing everywhere the realities in these things, we will not get
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    • everything physical was thought of as a reflection, as an image, as a
    • because he is accustomed to criticize everything, to discuss
    • everything, thinks that to criticize and discuss was always present
    • disappeared from discussion and therefore everyone can be right, or
    • everything can be affirmed. Nevertheless, previous stages are always
    • reality from the viewpoint of the second stage. Whoever has followed
    • In the age of the platitudes, however,
    • how everything in the world is alive, and how to express ourselves
    • It happens ever more frequently — because we are growing out of
    • was all-powerful, in the second stage the state contains everything
    • everything else into this rights institution, we are propagating a
    • There are nationalists, chauvinists and so forth; everything we call
    • approach is different however. According to this approach one does
    • therefore it must remain forever. The feminist movement thinks like
    • something, it begins with us, everything waited for us until we
    • became clever enough. And now we have discovered the cleverest that
    • exists and it will continue to exist forever. It's as though I have
    • older, and he will also die, as does everything in the course of
    • exist forever, do not consider being permanent. Of course under the
    • age of platitudes people acquire a certain ingenious cleverness,
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    • Whoever wants to find proof why one can't use concepts gleaned
    • expression — whoever gets to
    • natural scientific view, how everything had been conquered
    • know very well how in the 19th Century several
    • everything. Claims of causality go further than possible
    • mathematical developments of concepts. However, what has been
    • However, if one places Goethe there as a non-mathematician,
    • has to be admitted. However, Goethe had in a certain sense, as
    • mathematician, when building concepts, scrutinizes everything
    • Everything remains the same, no perception of the senses need
    • “proof”, that everything which has been discovered
    • Italy, how he developed the idea of the Ur-plant ever further.
    • inwardly, could actually be verified everywhere in the outer
    • his eyes because he could pursue them everywhere in the
    • In every case this science would be a member of the totality of
    • in every instance the phenomena themselves would be contained
    • found in lifeless nature, also penetrate the plants. However,
    • anyone to start a fight against this. However, in the course of
    • the 19th Century it occurred that everything the
    • and only possible system of understanding everything in the
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    • sense organs are more or less vital in everything which takes
    • we look outwardly. However, this experience of equilibrium
    • at twelve human senses. Of these, several are inner senses,
    • on — while observing it. However, qualitatively the experience
    • if you admit to everything which has been presented by recent
    • however, we proceed biologically, we discover real
    • than the animal. However, every being is created out of the
    • itself, and then everything connected to it in the totality of
    • with the vision's observation. Whoever can really analyse this
    • Let's take everything that lives in the inner image
    • equilibrium, you obtain everything which you have experienced
    • science. However, mathematics is no pure a-priori science. We
    • dimensions in the cosmos. However, the vertical dimension we
    • which everything now has to adapt, and which distinguishes it
    • as specifically human. Whoever examines such things from an
    • could only briefly sketch here. However, continue to think
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture III: Anthroposophy and Philosophy
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    • “Logos” is basically in everything which is
    • everything relating to it from the surrounding world, through
    • observations, through imagination and so on. Every single
    • my eyes.” It appears naive, however, such naivety, when
    • one, we don't need to be lured into it.’ However, when one
    • thinking is directly thought of. Whoever goes along with it
    • Oriental-Asiatic. Soloviev absorbed everything which was
    • aspects as scientific, how he searches for it everywhere and
    • unfolds it as philosophy, he can evermore be measured and
    • still be an inner condition of the soul. Now however, in recent
    • — they are nevertheless grasped with the same concepts which
    • Let's look, for example, at everything which has arisen from
    • Century in central Europe however brought about not the
    • believes this then it is a misunderstanding. However, I must
    • question itself. This is experienced everywhere: what is now
    • with particular devotion; however, it only provides a number of
    • through spiritually. So, however, as it happened with Soloviev,
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture IV: Anthroposophy and Pedagogy
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    • can't be verified from the outset by anyone and that nevertheless
    • this accusation, however justified it seems, belongs to the
    • every single person is to be immediately directed towards
    • every other individual can prove it for themselves, simply with
    • have been mentioned here already. Everyone can to a certain
    • Whatever is taken up through anthroposophic ideas, when they
    • by recognized science. However, this psychology theorizes
    • being are usually only observed outwardly. However, the change of
    • deeply. Whoever trains his abilities of observation will learn
    • the childish nature is again conditioned by everything which
    • seen in such a way that everything which develops in the child
    • ever more clearly differentiated and one gains the ability
    • works also in everything the child develops in his bodily
    • expressed in every single movement, in every bodily process,
    • however, that that which in natural science had been openly
    • is. Then, however, when in this way you gain the world of
    • you have to admit nevertheless, with all great educational
    • which has to be different later in life. However, in relation
    • transformed by him as he had transformed his limbs. Everything
    • knowledge makes it possible to deduce everything from the
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    • and initiatives. However, we presently live at a time in which
    • misunderstandings are phenomena of our time. However, I must be
    • an ever wider understanding for them.
    • is the least understood from that side and that everything
    • everywhere, which our contemporaries express in single
    • and apply it to everything.
    • even expanded trade into this or that area but everything
    • enough triumphs. However, this intellectualism — it was shown
    • that, humanity learnt from this intellectualism. Everything has
    • instinctively. When however, the time came when more and more
    • intellectualism. As a result, everything which came from
    • national economic ideas of Adam Smith, as in everything which
    • but it was grasped with thoughts, however on the other side,
    • points, however with the exclusion of a large part of the
    • into the social form, how so to speak everything which ruled in
    • according to contemporary relationships. That was however only
    • Already in the 1880's in pleasant Vienna all kinds of clever
    • people gathered nearly every afternoon after two o'clock. In
    • following can never be said: it has this or that form. If the
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  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture VI: Anthroposophy and Theology
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    • mentioning some personal details — it has never actually
    • in which I participate as well, never attempted to set them
    • if he is sufficiently unprejudiced: everything in the mind must
    • Movement. It is true that whoever thinks it over with a healthy
    • everyone, who wants to live into it, will not merely become
    • needs — they were never told anything other than what
    • time. For popularity I have never striven because I have the
    • never came into conflict with religious needs of people who
    • various opinions regarding this. However, here the point is
    • have nevertheless to be adhered to in the Roman Catholic Church
    • they observe and process whatever is presented to them in their
    • However, because his mind, intellect and ancient spirituality
    • experience. Whoever examines this divine godly-Father
    • comes to this godly Father experience, this means that whoever
    • person can't be an atheist if he combines everything around him
    • everywhere in religious imagination — not only in the Old
    • with you every day until the end of the world.” He lives
    • congregation who have a certain education; we, however, speak
    • said: “Reverend, it doesn't come down to how our
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    • Anthroposophy, wherever it is presented, I always speak German
    • happened yesterday, when I spoke about the Trinity. However, Dr
    • characterised. However, with this I want to bring into
    • however transmitted by the spirit of the folk, in the folk soul
    • if I observe only the larger differences. Whoever takes up the
    • stream of words; it is however soon clearly differentiated from
    • however ever and again such boundaries of the epochs when going
    • Whoever uses such scientific tools for researching how
    • speech lives within people, will find that everything
    • use of language: the soul experiences it intensively, however
    • designations of things; however, this is no longer appropriate
    • that these Anthroposophists stick their noses into everything
    • its nose into everything. When this remark doesn't remain in
    • everything possible’ — but if one wants to make progress
    • down to Anthroposophy sticking its nose into everything, only
  • Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 1
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    • outset of the First World War made it's continuance impossible. However,
    • not been apparent everywhere.
    • fact that every word spoken within this School is based on the
    • it is nevertheless important that the spiritual revelations are
    • will however be demanded of the members of the School that they
    • and strength and warmth, can never give us information about
    • evermore repeat to ourselves: what we feel as our innermost
    • through human self-knowledge. Everything man needs in sickness
    • clearly realize that everything that is not acquired in this
    • Whoever does not acquire the awareness that between the sojourn
    • against spiritual knowledge. It is sometimes dressed in clever,
    • sometimes in sly, sometimes in foolish logical rules. Never,
    • however, are the logical rules the reason why spiritual
    • it is not sufficient to say: I am not afraid. Everyone can of
    • lurks everywhere we go — in most of the literary works of
    • basically, everyone today is vaccinated against the spirit's
    • to think — everything is reeled out and all one has to do
    • knowledge. If, however, we do acquire creative knowledge in
    • grow which will carry us over the abyss, where every human
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    • senses, which however he is not able to identify with his own
    • the senses provide - the exterior world. Now, however, he is
    • that we can never find our own being in this world. For the
    • such insight were provided to everyone walking down the street
    • Whoever can feel deeply enough the words which resound from the
    • doubt in our soul, every kind of uncertainty about the
    • arbitrarily, we create what is not real. When, however, we
    • every member who has requested acceptance in the Class; and it
    • every individual who belongs to the Class. For thereby it would
    • such heavy baggage. For everyone who keeps to the old humdrum
    • noticeable, but true nevertheless. In esoteric life there is no
    • from what everyday life shows, patched up as it is with so many
    • deeply rooted with our humanity is everything which hinders us
    • thought, that in every thought the god lived. That has been
    • everything. And the dead thinking of the nineteenth century
    • Nevertheless, world karma places us in a certain human group,
    • same thinking everywhere. Feeling, however, is graduated
    • with feeling we never really get to the point of observing
    • consciousness. Every step that a person takes in life related
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    • outset of the First World War made it's continuance impossible. However,
    • birth and death. Wherever he doesn't have this firm ground, he
    • looks everywhere for the facts behind it. He asks: What
    • between birth and death in a way that you could never really
    • in the physical world, you would never be able to know whether
    • world, because it could well be that whatever it is that seems
    • has entered the spiritual world, however, it is as though he
    • willing, if you take it seriously, leads you ever farther back
    • prayerfully, with reverence and devotion, to the beings with
    • This is possible if one has cultivated such reverence for the
    • depths, everything you are capable of perpetrating. But the
    • Selfhood as such should revere
    • movement of the lungs; you reach them, however, by learning to
    • revere them.
    • “revere” is written:]
    • revere
    • Revere
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    • revere
    • Selfhood as such should revere
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  • Title: First Class, Vol. I: Lesson 4
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    • be clear to you that I am thus appealing to everything in your
    • renewed for what is to be received. Everything should be new
    • and freshly vital the next day, and the day after, and every
    • tomorrow in a new attitude, however, should be your feelings,
    • however, is not merely for learning, but for life, and every
    • is in fact true that whenever we are dealing with esoteric
    • than our everyday consciousness is accustomed to.
    • everyday consciousness, thinking, feeling and willing are bound
    • towards them. When artistically presented, however, I can
    • potatoes and let everything pass over us with indifference, we
    • Selfhood as such should revere
    • When the esoteric is concerned, however, it is a matter of
    • thinking, feeling and willing together for everyday
    • For this, however, we must enter the divine being. And we must
    • aspects. If, however, one does not shy away from overcoming
    • must, however, also feel this when we are in the world and feel
    • everyday consciousness which mixes the depth, the distant and
    • earth with the steaming sunlight and with every breath breathes
    • this spiritual life will grow ever more closely related to our
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    • evening. Thinking, however, is the force which relates upwards
    • visualize the world pictorially, but which is nevertheless
    • with these words, words which must be understood anew in every
    • However, we also know that in dreams our consciousness is
    • etheric body with what is characteristic of water. However,
    • have often pointed out how in every moment of our lives, also
    • case. We then feel how with every exhalation we fly out on the
    • own thinking, that every thought is captured light - both for
    • light-beings who are around us are those who at every moment of
    • These light-beings will be found enticing us ever and again. At
    • allow the severed thinking to stream into the vortex in which
    • every waking moment, with his thinking, man is in danger
    • heavenly bodies who know that in every century, in every age,
    • observes life, however, a battle ensues, and he cannot say
    • Nevertheless, it is there.
    • warmth. When the human being is aware of this however: when he
    • however, it becomes clear that oxygen is the external
    • which, in every instant of our waking life in which we think
    • from the every-day, illusory consciousness. But one enters it
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    • However, one cannot feel this relationship by merely letting
    • condensed, it is nevertheless true that he also lives in this
    • Nevertheless, man is very closely related to air and light.
    • denser ones - even though he is related to them. Nevertheless,
    • existing outside of us. When, however, we recognize the
    • what is considered positive - that whoever enters into esoteric
    • Philosopher's Stone can be found everywhere, only people don't
    • recognize it. It can be produced everywhere. It can found at
    • This is an unconscious process. Every time we will something,
    • we fear our own self which, however, must be transformed into
    • subconscious. Nevertheless, a trace of Ahrimanic temptation
    • arise, however, with breathing coming from within, danger is
    • everything we do through the exertion of our will be set in
    • Whoever does not know “Imagination” does not
    • abstract forms. Whoever knows spiritual life is able to feel
    • For in spiritual science everything which works through the
    • everything is outside and beyond him. Man must be within
    • will which, however, is present as in sleep, as I have often
    • and a light has come again, a light which, however, has only
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    • several esoteric circles. All these esoteric circles must be
    • everything which passes through the Anthroposophical Society as
    • to every member of the Anthroposophical Society; but freedom
    • Therefore, whatever a member of the School does should have the
    • should feel responsible that every word we speak is tested to
    • Roman Church will do everything in their power to make the
    • are not less, but every week greater, that what I say is well
    • however, reveal to the senses what it is a reflection of.
    • the physical body. He does so every time he falls asleep. He is
    • one, the feeling one, the willing one, which exist in every
    • threshold everything is different from the sensory world. In
    • reverse: a small amount of thinking and much widespread willing
    • through the sense of warmth, and through every other sense as
    • well. Now we see that everything the eye experiences as
    • we have a complete reversal. Whereas normally we consider
    • Thus, we have the complete reversal in the spiritual world as
    • of all who have striven for knowledge ever since there have
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    • who have never heard it, so I must emphasize it once again.
    • the Anthroposophical Society; now whatever happens through the
    • anthroposophy. Every single act must have an esoteric
    • through the Anthroposophical Society and to do everything
    • on every relationship within the Anthroposophical Society will
    • is a minor thing, but I must emphasize it: every member is
    • relationship is at least established to each and every member
    • Freedom demands that everyone involved be free. And just as one
    • Goetheanum in their teaching or impulse. Whoever wants to do
    • anthroposophy in the world, and that every member represents
    • Whoever will not do this, who thinks that one should be silent
    • about anthroposophy, prepare people slowly, whoever wants to
    • to have patience, because if every time a lesson is held here
    • new people come, we would never get anywhere. Of course, one
    • our senses, through everything in us, that enters into us and
    • Everything we call knowledge which is neither investigated in
    • spiritual universe, then the reverse consciousness comes about.
    • What must be perfectly clear however, is that our thinking, our
    • not live. Whatever he may think with his brain about the
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    • world. And today everyone can make this beginning.
    • to the earth and make us people of the earth. Therefore whoever
    • understood to inner life. Whoever wishes to do this must decide
    • everything that happens in its environment as though its whole
    • body were a sense organ. That's why he imitates everything,
    • because everything continues to vibrate within him; and in the
    • which lives in everything air-forming within us. For only
    • Everything in these eight lines can be summarized by letting
    • everywhere through and through spirit. As humans we belong to
    • Then, however, once we are beyond the threshold to the
    • understanding, that is, with ever greater cosmic experience
  • Title: First Class, Vol. II: Lesson 10
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    • understand everything offered by anthroposophy, if it exerts
    • them to be self-evident. It is obvious that everyone sitting
    • can use whichever of the verses provided here which you
    • Then, however, we will also feel more and more what the
    • of reverence for the brilliance of the stars [red
    • you receive it as something which you can revere, which you can
    • Everything I
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    • hinders achieving everything which is otherwise within one's
    • My dear sisters and brothers, we should never give up
    • hope, never lose patience or energy, but continue on our way.
    • been predestined. For certain lines of every human being's
    • of freedom. Every individual is called to his life's task and
    • Here in this Free School for Spiritual Science everything
    • Nevertheless, the time has now come when the Mysteries
    • personality, when he finds himself meditating in an ever more
    • these organs are everywhere in the organism, are located in
    • is the sun. It is closest to us. Every day it circles around
    • circulation, in everything which is movement in our
    • However, when we come to the third element of man —
    • When, however, we start along this path of knowledge,
    • all around me is the everyday world. Bourgeois walls and
    • clouds, everything which before was visible. A new visibility
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    • good to think like that, because you will never progress that
    • to what life brings from morning to night and nevertheless
    • dedicate by strength of soul a period of time, be it ever so
    • these lessons were like that. We have however advanced to
    • don't realize then that in esoteric life everything depends on
    • the pure, absolute truth prevailing. Whoever does not recognize
    • path. And we must necessarily bring together everything related
    • Indeed it is a question. However, all the
    • I don't know. Nevertheless, I am using a question mark in
  • Title: First Class, Vol. II: Lesson 13
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    • Not meant is our everyday thinking, but
    • the thinking which acts behind that everyday thinking, which
    • created between everything in our humanity and the beings of
    • is true is unknown – that almost everything normal
    • of the First Hierarchy. However, with normal consciousness,
    • containing everything pertaining to the conscience. However,
    • routine of everyday life. He must do so because between birth
    • once begun, we can never in life forget, not even for a
    • answering words can reverently issue from the depths of our
  • Title: First Class, Vol. II: Lesson 14
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    • — and that he has every reason to consciously be a part
    • of it. But he also realizes that he can never know himself if
    • Nevertheless, from all sides the words resound as the
    • to us, how the hierarchies speak to us, how at first everything
    • realize ever more that the human being must become different
    • is beyond the abyss. We will realize ever more: Here on earth
    • may lose the everyday capacity for understanding, which holds
    • thing which interpenetrates everything.
    • returns to everyday life.
    • Observe, my dear sisters and brothers, how everything in
    • spiritual world, as I said at the beginning. Everything given
    • must be that way in every legitimately existing esoteric
    • — keep it forever, never give it away.
    • in the spiritual world. They never say “I”, but
    • a long time can never be true if he says “I” and
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    • part of us. And we have every reason to deeply feel in our
    • Every night when we sleep we find ourselves in the realm to
    • beatitude forever, which we should only possess during the
    • about everything in us which is solid; everything that is
    • everything in us which is airy, the inhaled air. The Guardian
    • The earth's ground is gone. Everything solid is gone. The
    • that we stand within the cosmic process, and that everything,
    • process. This cosmic-process is everywhere expanding, filling
    • ourselves to be complete and enclosed. We do not feel everything
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    • from the cosmos near and far, which can be heard by everyone
    • in such a way that he is in every respect a representative of
    • the world necessarily means that whatever he or she does in
    • connection to anthroposophy, be it ever so remotely
    • leadership exercise its right to revoke a membership whenever
    • personalities involved, because we will be entering ever more
    • recall it to our souls too often. We see before us everything
    • and the waves, the thunder and lightning. We see everything
    • We must never despise the grandeur and awesome
    • However, a moment comes as you look around at the expanse of
    • thoughts lead us to a wide field in which everything earthly
    • spiritual being we encounter. Every night we are in this
    • our souls ever forward if we experience them more and more in
    • everything: in the solid earth element, which supports us, is
    • everywhere. We must recognize it as the all-pervading
    • everything which happened to us during earthly life is
    • experience in reverse, in mirror images — that is, in
    • experience in the reverse stream of time what the other felt
    • wherever we reach out we begin to feel a glimmering light.
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    • other, about the element of warmth, which penetrates everything
    • and those who intend to do so, to please know that every letter
    • — that every such letter can form its own answer as being a
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    • here Is, here Is, here Is. Everywhere that
    • Everywhere where spirit is, is something, and where there is no
    • human thinking. And we feel: everything in the compass of cosmic
    • Nevertheless, what the gods are saying behind
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    • through our souls which can bring to mind how everything
    • hierarchies. They form and shape everything in the kingdoms
    • beings and cosmic events, everything which is evolves from
    • is something which is active at every moment, mobile, alert,
    • absorb everything that takes place in the physical-sensory
    • and appreciating it – what resounds from every stone,
    • from every plant, from every moving cloud, from every
    • bubbling spring, from every rustling wind, from the forests
    • and the mountains, everywhere from the things and events
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    • rather than continue to advance. However, although the mantras
    • noted in everything undertaken within the Anthroposophical
    • esoteric school, however, is not founded as an earthly entity.
    • possesses the spiritual force of the sun in everything he does
    • lives in the way characterized in everything which is spiritual
    • is of course therefore a condition that every member of this
    • the human being when he objectively observes everything in the
    • School. It will be described in such a way that everyone can
    • follow it, but not that everyone must follow it, rather
    • weighted by gravity, but human-like nevertheless. With earnest,
    • every night while sleeping the human being with his I and with
    • darkness every night. He guards the threshold so that the human
    • is, admonishing us as to how everything is beautiful in our
    • actually today we are everywhere surrounded by hate for the
    • departure. There exists everything before the soul that all
    • However, in each case permission to pass on these words must be
    • every passing on of the words that permission must be granted
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    • First, however, let our souls again hear the words which
    • unbiased hearts and minds [Gemüte]. Everything in the
    • We heard him speaking: for everything spoken here resounds from
    • this corpse. As it is now, it can never have come into being in
    • the Guardian at the abyss of being leads us ever closer to true
    • order that we come ever and ever closer to self-knowledge, for
    • thinking ever more, until one reaches, by submerging deeply,
    • ever further, into the immeasurable cosmic ether, in which one
    • then we should revere the leading beings of the higher
    • something unclear in it, and it is also never firm: seeming and
    • Selfhood being should revere the
    • from another member of the school who has them. However,
    • measure, but means that everything in our anthroposophical
    • I revere the Father 
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    • able to revere those guiding beings [1] who lead us from
    • strength; how, however, we should understand that not only what
    • Selfhood's being should revere the
    • Selfhood's being should revere the
    • Selfhood's being should revere the
    • Selfhood's being should revere the
    • “revere”, which is an inner soul function; in that
    • line to indicate the complete reversal we make when rising from
    • definite place. Within us everything is interwoven. But we do
    • However, in all that streams through us we must be loving. The
    • make free above, into the cosmic realms. Everywhere —
    • above, in the distance and below — everywhere
    • — which we must do every time we enter the esoteric
    • I revere the Father
    • This is not some administrative measure, but in every case
    • being” is singular here. However, later, and in other
  • Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXIII (recapitulation)
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    • is not possible every time to give the corresponding
    • however a terrible battle rages between the powers of light,
    • Wherever you look, my sisters and brothers, light and darkness
    • touch it the sense of touch is what makes a finger, or whatever
    • finger: it is the element of water, of fluid. For everything
    • everything is of a fluid nature. Our own formative forces are
    • (We can touch everywhere, but when we feel the touching itself
    • also have another escalation. For in a mantric verse every word
    • serves to fill an empty space. Everything coincides with its
    • Every moment our spiritual existence is a creation of our Self.
    • At every moment our spiritual existence is a creation of our
    • Again, and again we look back, and at every step we feel bound
    • And on this side of the threshold every stone and every plant,
    • every tree, every cloud, every spring, every rock, every
    • lightning, every thunder has called to us:
    • I revere the Father
    • “I revere the Father”: in saying “Ex deo
    • itself. However, in order to receive the verses, permission
    • but the one who gives them must ask permission in every case.
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    • to repeat every time the introduction which describes the
    • to give them the introduction, which everyone who wishes to be
    • world can never reveal our own being to us; how our observation
    • nevertheless in us, because the character of our times has
    • however, how our thinking, as we use it in normal life, is the
    • ourselves: This corpse could never have come into being the way
    • prescribed for every esotericist in golden letters — he
    • the spirit if, whenever we are over there, we do not remember
    • draws our attention again up to the light, which however only
    • — through thinking, which, however, is capable of
    • the spiritual realm, which, however, appears before the human
    • first words, “I revere the Father”, are spoken
    • revere the Father
    • Whoever copies something other than the mantras may keep it for
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    • will, however, as it emerges from our being, remains at first
    • Everything which has been said in this Michael School shall
    • revere the Father
    • myself. However, the one who is to receive the verse may not
    • continues to hold good for that particular person. For every
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    • of spiritual life, so that everything that occurs in such a
    •    And everything connected with the Christmas
    • himself. Therefore, everything communicated here is not to be
    • who, in every aspect of their lives, want to be worthy
    • Even with things that in everyday life are taken seriously, at
    • occult rule that must be strictly adhered to. For every act of
    • Nevertheless, the rules are applied with an iron necessity.
    • behalf of Michael. And everything he said was to prepare us for
    • what has this thinking accomplished? It has created everything
    • the fact that whatever relates to the will is in a sleeping
    • should loom over everything given in this School:
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture I: The True Form of the Social Question
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    • question works itself into every emotion of fear, clearly seen
    • labour in the minds of mankind. Never before has the social
    • direction. However, in what one could call social will is
    • burning social question of the present. However, if you look
    • point of view of theoretic consideration like in a clever play
    • experience in life. Whosoever — this is so seldom the case in
    • with universal human claims has never stood nearly as totally
    • basis. Nevertheless, if all of this is considered — I've
    • social question I do not wish to repeat. However, it seems
    • have come to expression to such an extent. However intensively
    • and effect. Whoever wishes to observe history knows that before
    • human personal level. However, the human soul always strives
    • always approached from one or other party. Whoever considers
    • One can also say that whoever looks at what presently enjoys
    • that everything, from thought, artistic creativity and
    • however scientific battles, economic causes; they represent
    • fought for. However, within his aspiration something appeared
    • which could never have originated if it came only out of
    • modern Proletarian, it is nevertheless clearly experienced as
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    • the social question. Whoever wants to consider what we know as
    • relationship with breathing, blood circulation and everything
    • evolution of knowledge. This means however that our thinking
    • are their own. However, regarding the examination and
    • wait. Not with some or other expert but for every human soul
    • — because every human soul shares in the work of the
    • Whoever can consider things for themselves and stay far away
    • are actually reversed in comparison with what comes out of mere
    • the social organism. This social organism has in every case, if
    • everything connected to these three things, economy is linked.
    • everything which the human being brings out of nature as his
    • the social organism is involved with everything with a human
    • others, there has to be a distinction from everything in the
    • name ‘spiritual culture’ does not cover everything connected to
    • spiritual life; it should be everything flowing into the social
    • organism, relates to everything happening between one person
    • system, involved with everything which is created out of the
    • which we are considering, every single person has a social task
    • totality of the social organism — its character. However,
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture III: Fanaticism Versus a Real Conception of Life in Social Thinking and Willing
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    • Whoever makes the effort to penetrate the reality of life, the
    • Whoever — I may say it about myself, by presenting these
    • things here — whoever takes the trouble to penetrate from
    • Whoever properly pursues the proletarian movement as it has
    • However, what lives in this theoretic teaching? Here is a
    • teaching. Whoever believes that the Marxist teaching is
    • side, can be overcome. What remains, however, is a certain
    • However, with this penetration one has the general feeling that
    • humanity. This narrow thinking breaks in everywhere where one
    • able to lead into the future. Everywhere this thinking breaks
    • present. Whoever is, in full earnestness, able to understand
    • everyday life. We find in the present time certainly many
    • reality, everyday circulation of capital, the cost of labour,
    • management of ordinary trade. Life however is uniform. It can
    • aspects work from its basis into the everyday, profane
    • fanaticism, remote from daily reality, then true everyday
    • religious impulse towards all possible ideals, everything which
    • daily satisfaction coming from everyday experiences of life
    • everyday life as it happens. Everyday life then takes revenge.
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture IV: The Evolution of Social Thinking and Willing and Life's Circumstances for Current Humanity
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    • as it similarly rises to puberty. Whoever has knowledge of the
    • things will one not know how radically different everything is
    • modern economic life became ever more complicated which through
    • the expansion of the human horizon of activities became ever
    • wanted to make the state ever more into the economist. This
    • — whatever you want to call it, it is the same thing
    • actually I would like to shed light on several things which
    • life. If, however, the state laws work against the economic life
    • its own being. Whatever has come through its own content of
    • This can never happen if the economic processes follow their
    • unfold in relative independence. Whatever arises out of this
    • sphere. However, these associations would be designed out of the
    • everything in which all people are equally interested in. As
    • social insight must take place. Whatever is to be created must
    • to come ever closer, is to essentially search for the being of
    • of the law, in every single real case, needs to enter to make
    • instinctively, I believe, every person can do it if life is
    • beginning of the century. However, people were sermonizing about
    • himself. Each act of work which a person performs can never
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture V: The Social Will as the Basis Towards a New, Scientific Procedure
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    • However, this experience that everything is like this, that
    • however doesn't receive demands from the state.
    • however see that, in reality, only the ruling spirit of mankind
    • life in the right way and see the necessity, that whatever is
    • I also don't consider that from one day to the next, everything
    • sprouted from a law. Everything which we see as material
    • everything connected to them; such laws found themselves best
    • protected when they took on everything which referred to such
    • the tendency started of economic life being ever more drawn
    • precise differentiation between everything comprising the life
    • of the Proletarians. However, in their subconscious, something
    • With this you have already bought it! However, one needs to hold
    • near future. Today however we must ask: How can labour be
    • However, if you have between the spiritual and the economic
    • important item. However, the work which involves bringing
    • time needed to produce that particular work, which is however
    • however, that they come out of a social intention which is
    • cooperative context. However today the trade union, cooperative
    • tables. Today every person should know what three times three
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  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture VI: What Significance does Work have for the Modern Proletarian?
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    • is more than half a century old. However, what has actually led
    • direction in our modern civilization. However, modern
    • humanity is ever more split into two divisions: in one in which
    • However, these concepts — I only want to point out how
    • intensely everything connected to Marxism penetrated with
    • resisted everything which presented itself as an understanding
    • what was happening, one had a good extract of every process in
    • consumption of goods. However, it has happened that the labour
    • From this angle, basically everything can be said about the
    • Proletarians. However, the question is usually drawn to one
    • intense manner. It must be asked: Can human labour ever really
    • goods called ‘labour power.’ However, the power of labour may
    • never be goods! Where the power of labour in the economic
    • could never be a true component of this reality. On this basis
    • something. The value of human labour can never be compared with
    • everything which the leading circles as a social order have
    • historic criticism. Just the knowledge that labour can never be
    • and according to their being this can never be sold.
    • That a remedy must be found, as everyone with insight must find
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    • we could prove to you that he never thought of them in connection with
    • nebulous and vague. But true Mystics have never done this. Precisely
    • clear cognition can attain; from that point onwards, however, we grope
    • this simply means that they have never taken the trouble to understand
    • everyone who is a true student of Spiritual Science. — It is that
    • Wagner himself ever express this conviction? Most certainly he did!
    • which is, however, more than an image. Those who really know what they
    • never be defined in clear, hard-and-fast terms, for once again they
    • was not one of those artists who think they must ‘out’ with everything
    • Tragedy. We shall not, however, go into what Nietzsche says,
    • later on broke off along their several paths. Music and dramatic
    • asked himself: ‘Is this not evidence of a severance that has taken
    • for art. Richard Wagner could not be a dramatist of everyday life, for
    • draw his characters from everyday life. And so he turned to the myths,
    • for the myths portray Beings far greater than physical man can ever
    • can only give a few examples here, for to enter into every detail
    • would lead too far. But it is everywhere apparent that in the depths
    • Spiritual Science, namely, that every stage of higher evolution is
    • connected with a fall. Later on, compensation is made, but for every
    • nevertheless true, because the necessary equilibrium has to be
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    • cognition and must in every case be accepted as traditions of the
    • strained every nerve to understand how a Being like the Christ, Who
    • things and never notice that they are out-and-out nonsense. It is
    • to say about Indian wisdom. Nevertheless, if we ask for something
    • Nevertheless, Aristotle could still receive the substance of the ideas
    • cycle, repeated visibly in the Sun, repeats itself every year. But the
    • the Sun-forces which flood the whole universe accessible to man. Every
    • This requisite of spiritual culture was recognised everywhere in
    • everything originating from ancient Initiation-wisdom. The aim of this
    • every remnant of ancient Heathendom — so, in the domain of
    • Again and again it happened, however, that knowledge of this wisdom
    • every phenomenon of Nature. Julian the Apostate had heard from pupils
    • of Iamblichus of the spiritual forces working down into every animal
    • words were uttered which have never since been understood, not even by
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    • encounters with others and describes how the 'reversed cultus' forms the
    • direction of every line, in every external architectural and
    • plastic shape, in every colored surface, that which comes from
    • life, and Anthroposophical will. In the drawing of every line,
    • everything which willed to work otherwise in the
    • have received the impression that everything which responded to
    • Anthroposophical spirit, then every line as it had been drawn,
    • every molded form, was something that responded, that spoke
    • which can never be replaced by any sort of thought-forms, any
    • course, yet nevertheless a great amount of work which we had
    • its sorrow, a power for everything to which we shall be
    • necessary to bear in mind, nevertheless, that the
    • Naturally, my dear friends, I cannot touch upon everything
    • needs to be said; but not everything can lie said. 1 should
    • like, however, to call your special attention to two things: to
    • Anthroposophy, however, many things must be viewed otherwise
    • persons, and I can bring this to ever greater perfection within
    • clarity nevertheless in fullness of elemental life, in a life,
    • contemporary civilization, indeed everywhere in the political
    • deeper than everything that belongs to the level of language.
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    • encounters with others and describes how the 'reversed cultus' forms the
    • everything that has occurred during these days —
    • this state into the ordinary every-day consciousness, to which
    • the two others: first, to the every-day consciousness to which
    • before one, which one never otherwise comprehends or confronts.
    • temper of soul of the every-day consciousness over into this
    • he wishes to live in the every-day consciousness with other
    • every-day consciousness.”
    • this everyday consciousness, which is also the consciousness of
    • the one out of the every-day consciousness — or,
    • they derive from the everyday consciousness, and do not lift
    • every-day mood of soul to the language of the supersensible
    • through discipline. In the ordinary everyday
    • being said but only in his own opinion. This may do, however
    • certain sense a transformation of soul. Some people, however,
    • never been any understanding when I have said that there are
    • bestowed by a study of the higher worlds, there results ever
    • Everything will get on the right track through the natural
    • particular nature of this Society, in which everyone should
    • at one-sided views, but, rather, to know and judge every
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 1: Evolution and Consciousness, Lucifer, Ahriman
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    • by every individual human being today. I have made it
    • could never have been raised to be truly free individuals
    • the case, however, Before the middle of the 15th century
    • he knew himself to be intimately bound up in everything
    • feel isolated from everything that goes on outside us in
    • that everything that happens in nature follows the laws
    • to say that everything that happened in nature outside
    • felt at one, however dimly. It happened when the mineral
    • however, we look at a plant in exactly the same way we
    • human form. This anthropomorphism takes over whenever
    • and everything related to dreaming. In the context of
    • Their proper sphere would be everything that has to do
    • satisfied with this, however. They haunt the human way of
    • itself can do so. We find, however, that the mental
    • same thing we do say it in such a way the everybody can
    • understand it’. My reply was: ‘Reverend
    • kind of inner feeling that we are speaking for everybody,
    • speaking for everybody, just as you think you do; that is
    • everybody. But now let me ask you about the facts. Does
    • everybody still come to your church? That would show that
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 2: East, West, and the Culture of Middle Europe, the Science of Initiation
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    • however moved from east to west. These two movements can
    • to everything this soil produces, to the way the soil
    • earlier. This however was a civilization of the soul that
    • everything alive in it has been translated into European
    • civilization, however, had spread by using physical
    • However, unless we Europeans get beyond what a dying
    • into everything we do as we teach and train the children.
    • and should be alive in everything connected with art,
    • literature and so on, everything that is our common
    • respects. It is necessary, however, that they take hold
    • more alive than ever seen before in the evolution of
    • There is however hardly any awareness of this at the
    • this, however. They think they understand each other.
    • said that I had only ever seen the former emperor briefly
    • and from a distance, had never spoken with him at all and
    • never sought to contact him even through others. These
    • everything so seriously. ‘My readers’,
    • nevertheless not be true, even if it is a widely believed
    • initiation knowledge and everything connected with this.
    • whatsoever in having initiation knowledge just for
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    • view of spiritual science, however, to get the right
    • this, however, lies something that unites human beings in
    • — whatever words we use do not really fit those
    • people's minds was however something quite different from
    • incredibly strange to present-day people. It is however
    • everything that happened on earth. Those hierarchies were
    • the tunnel vision which has evolved in almost every
    • very much alive in Roman times. Whichever way you may
    • such a guise. Many of the citizens of imperial Rome never
    • special grace. Everything he did would succeed because
    • or wrong. At the early stage everything the ruler did,
    • basically luciferic way. Words used In everyday life have
    • is not perceptible to the senses. Everything people were
    • nation. One thing is important, however, among the
    • life. Any of us who have ever talked to people who were
    • enthusiasm for such things, however, unless we fertilize
    • people are so much asleep one might fall into severe
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 4: Western Secret Societies, Jesuitism, Leninism
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    • rather secretive about its work. It is however
    • conditions, however, — I shall refer to these later
    • fact quite considerable. They are of course clever people
    • fountainhead of everything that usually comes under the
    • particularly taken into account however is connected with
    • There would be an enormous difference, however, if people
    • certainly not for the benefit of humankind. Everything
    • Leninism knows how to put things cleverly, using rational
    • reason for this The cleverness of the human animal, the
    • cleverness of human animal nature, is coming to the fore
    • in human evolution through Leninism. Everything arising
    • the human element, to exclude everything that is
    • from which we make paper. There you have human cleverness
    • within animal nature. If you now take all the cleverness
    • our own world does. It is however an initiation that also
    • on earth, getting rid of everything that has evolved by
    • genuine sincerity will however only come from this
    • in every part of the globe would very rapidly become a
    • thought, however. If a way cannot be found now for
    • that we may ever hope to achieve anything by converting
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    • however, why it is necessary for us to consider some of
    • facts are rather different, however, and should be seen
    • facts are therefore entirely the opposite of what every
    • whatsoever under the influence of materialism. The heart
    • also holds true for other things. Everything is connected
    • with everything else in life, and because of this
    • why we never acquire the habit of steady, purposeful
    • doing so, people never consider one thing that is
    • have it today and everything it governs is entirely
    • perceive gravity and everything connected with it. We see
    • one of degree. In the head everything has gone through a
    • Everything my legs see with regard to gravity and all
    • early awareness; this however is a
    • that, however. Popular education cannot be introduced
    • would never think of doing such a thing — but
    • liver, examining everything as though it were of the same
    • substance, will never come to sensible conclusions.
    • definitely not the case, however. I have repeatedly
    • organism. The life of mind and intellect however has to
    • everyone has been promulgating the kind of truth their
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 6: Materialism and Mysticism, Knowledge as a Deed of the Soul
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    • been a basic theme to everything we have been considering
    • situation. In principle everything I have said so far has
    • presented nowadays. They could however play a role in
    • however, for progressive evolution. As I have said on a
    • eaten its way into everything spread about by way of
    • ‘true’; it is present in everything that is
    • is new. This, however, does not have to be taken into
    • have. This is the feeling that everything immediately
    • everything our eyes see, our ears hear and so on, is not
    • It is immaterial, however, if you assume atoms to be
    • however solid they may appear. A rock crystal can of
    • matter; this kind of word-cleverness is in vogue
    • continue to think in theories. Everybody supposes that
    • reality begins, with every word saturated with reality.
    • material world. Mystics do however tend to be real
    • things. The point however is that we must not merely
    • things that boil and bubble in his metabolism, however
    • every organic form that goes through its complex chemism
    • however only gives us the solution to the riddle of
    • even the moon are too far distant for that. Everything
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 7: Materialism, Mysticism, Anthroposophy, Liberalism, Conservatism
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    • very clear in our minds that however far we extend our
    • sensory perceptions we shall never discover the nature of
    • shall never find anything material in that outside
    • skin of the human beings living on earth. Everything else
    • involved. Materiality cannot be found there, however,
    • just as it does not exist in a rainbow. Everything
    • is nevertheless true that the phenomena which surround us
    • nevertheless revealing. People talk about the properties
    • be opposed.’ That is not the point, however. It is
    • find matter everywhere by the methods now used in
    • true form from beyond the threshold. If however that
    • science working towards anthroposophy can however only be
    • which have formed in public life in our everyday world.
    • been given the right to vote anywhere. Everybody who has
    • organizations — everybody would admit this. The
    • thing exists, however, and the question is why it exists.
    • Everything
    • spirit of things, for there everything has to do with the
    • It is however also possible to obscure the issue, being
    • We follow a spiritual entity, however — everything
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 8: The Opposition of Knowledge and Faith, Its Overcoming
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    • realm and it is said that one should never assume that
    • Fundamentally speaking, however, only initiation science
    • know that everything that is presented here from the
    • has to look far back into human evolution, however, if it
    • knowledge had to develop further, however. If it had
    • continued to be filled with the divine spirit for ever,
    • however. As a result this primal divine knowledge
    • divine source and origin. By that time however the
    • I am speaking wanted to prevent this, however.
    • have the reverse picture of what existed in those
    • Science has nevertheless come about, for sufficient
    • knowledge, however, science has now reached a further
    • regular progress of science it will however be necessary
    • or revelation. The reasoning is that no bridge shall ever
    • science of the spirit would however apply the same
    • to come. It was however in the interests of these people
    • the supersensible world an area where every individual
    • may hold whatever views he or she likes.
    • follows: ‘The truth will certainly never be found
    • what will happen after death, however. It is easy to
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    • the human being. Everything said in this respect applies
    • be said, however, that whereas human beings have full
    • traced in dream life. It will be evident from everything
    • of will, however. If you consider the way the sense
    • There was, however, a time in the history of humankind
    • organ to a very considerable degree. In a way, however,
    • asleep. It was a sense organ, however, which did not
    • however unable to think whilst they were in that
    • however onlY considered in so far as the human being
    • lives between birth and death-Hegel never considered the
    • He presented a historical approach to everything that
    • physical body. That culture had its limits, however, in
    • did not however extend beyond the life between birth and
    • Everything said on the subject is like the babbling of
    • present attention focuses on the body. Yet everything is
    • mission, however, to develop faculties out of this
    • further, however, it will raise our horizons to include
    • ancient Orient everything depended on that instinctive
    • their ordinary everyday physical lives.
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 10: Transition from the Luciferic to the Ahrimanic Age and the Christ Event to Come
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    • other. Unlike earlier wars, however, this war involved energies and
    • shows that on average every single individual in Germany had a horse by
    • the field of technology that is was equivalent to every individual having
    • the same effect as if every individual had a horse to work for him. When
    • have thought up have however been channelled in this direction, and in
    • happen on a smaller scale in every day of the life we are given, for we
    • outside themselves that did the same amount of work for every individual
    • nature. These forces are completely at odds with everything that came
    • the two. First of all, however, we must get a definite idea as to what we
    • nowadays. That is the view taken by the present age. We know, however,
    • They saw elemental in everything nature presented to them. Thus we may
    • say that however instinctive, dim and dreamlike their conscious awareness
    • I would say, however, that
    • machines they have produced. They are active nevertheless. The spirits
    • does not go beyond the evolution of animals, however. The human being is
    • however, to consider the people involved. Those people want their dignity
    • Christian. Something else emerged from this, however. Whether they stood
    • come up with feelings that their elders never had. Something like this
    • fever’. Goethe wrote his Werther out of the whole mood of
    • the Siegwart fever' of the second half of the 18th century. Those were
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 11: Modern Science and Christianity, Threefold Social Order, Goetheanism
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    • the spirit-man. We know, however, that these three
    • we would never be able to develop a spirit-man, a
    • however, we are on this earth. We have to develop on this
    • earth. The earth cannot give us everything we need to
    • depend on the earth for everything we have to develop in
    • Whenever the Mystery of Golgotha was discussed it had to
    • aspects that the earth can never help us to develop. We
    • however, can never happen. We shall never be able to
    • scientific element and everything connected with it has
    • Finally it became mere word wisdom, but nevertheless it
    • centuries, however, the scientific spirit appeared on the
    • people did and indeed still do today revere the Gospels
    • science-orientated spirit of the modern age however
    • thinking as any other science. The aim is however not to
    • this concept encompasses everything that is instinctive
    • is possible, however, to find a middle position between
    • seeks to make everything it brings to revelation visual,
    • profound character, however, and for him the issue could
    • build everything up on the basis of three abstract ideas.
    • scientific spirit, however. He still remained at a
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    • can look around outside in the natural world and see that everything
    • of us. If this second member were not in man, the body would at every
    • life body in common with every other living creature; the animal has
    • sum of his suffering and his pleasure; this something everyone knows,
    • because it is everything that runs in sensations and in feelings, from
    • one thing in man that can never approach him from the outside. It is
    • soul can this name, this designation "I" sound out. Never can another
    • when he reverently sounded the name "Yahweh" in the temple, the name
    • everywhere in the ancient Mysteries they spoke of the sacred
    • experienced that every sensible doctor says that in certain cases sleep
    • the etheric body from the physical body almost never occurs, at most in
    • death. And for every human being means are open and ways are offered to
    • by everyone, then about their correctness only he can decide who really
    • knows. If, however, on the part of the ignorant, the reproach would be
    • a here and there, but an everywhere; it is as if you yourself slipped
    • the past life, however good it may be, as you know the recollection in
    • the human being experiences just now. In death, however, as was
    • Everything that man was as a sentient being in the physical body does
    • in the physical body. However, this Kamaloka time is by no means always
    • Kamaloka time. Thus, the opposite feelings occur, for everything that
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    • kind of living is to come into being, that whatever occurs in
    • everything “commanded by headquarters” was
    • our age, however, this preoccupation with mankind has in a
    • earth-lives. Hitherto the teacher, however advanced in
    • this! They must take the trouble to understand it, however,
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    • essential thing is an attitude which never forgets that
    • ever new forms.
    • to-day so that to remember them will provide an ever new and
    • extending beyond the everyday life which is stirred and
    • he is to-day in body, soul and spirit, every night looks, to a
    • because they meet a response in their souls. Whatever the
    • shall never get things clear if we do not connect this fact of
    • have never before existed among us in this particular form. We
    • Marxian theory, that everything man experiences as art,
    • everything else — morality, law, religion and so forth
    • however, the world be considered in no restricted sense but as
    • developed. Every world-philosophy has, in its inner law,
    • everything “physically,” whereas our task to-day is
    • we look at the East, we shall notice an ever-increasing urge
    • humanity. What will the so-called clever people call anyone who
    • into everything which works for the great interests of
    • for the world. The Greeks did otherwise; it never entered their
    • everything else was a matter for slaves. This is hidden in the
    • everything of this sort which we come across in ordinary life.
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    • degrees. For instance, it can never be said of a little child
    • body. With this fact is connected everything else I have
    • feeling, everyone could realize that a great, important and
    • Nations” is supposed to represent? Look at everything
    • however, a remarkable arrangement in the human
    • responsibility and yet never ask whether millions in the world
    • this tormented Central Europe, who have never deigned to see
    • desire to be clever: rather, as being associated with a serious
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    • civilized world occupied itself for several years in killing,
    • mankind. Everywhere men's words betray that their
    • the masses which may in reality be ever so deeply justified but
    • consequence! But there is no indication whatever in this phrase
    • our labour, from which, however, we are excluded!
    • that they actually never saw the sun the whole week
    • But healthy conditions will never be found until education and
    • everything connected with instruction, including , the teachers
    • everywhere. We need to develop a real practical thinking which
    • superficiality in making these remarks, which are, however,
    • including everything on which a man is entitled to give
    • State and public rights, everything in which all men are equal,
    • every question on which any man who is of age can pronounce,
    • of the old State built up of power and might. We can never have
    • is limited to those matters on which every adult human being is
    • character, etc., has been placed. We shall never have a healthy
    • human being is on a level with every other. How much work one
    • human being has to do for another ought never to be decided on
    • created at present in our industrial life will never disappear
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