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  • Title: Evil and Spiritual Science
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    • was going towards an ever clearer and clearer self-aware human
    • humanity is enabled to insert itself in full clarity in the
    • itself; and this deadening happens if a human being allows
    • ideal before Stoicism. And that which inserts itself as wisdom
    • Always, when the question surfaces: how does the human self
    • position itself in the whole structure of the cosmic order?
    • embed itself into the cosmic order) to unite firstly with that
    • called divine providence. How did a Stoic find himself then,
    • science itself, but only go up to the doors to the same). This
    • removed: but if he/she can drag himself out of it, but it must
    • negation of good. So Augustine said to himself: goodness is
    • philosopher, who had trained himself in depth about the
    • before the issue of evil. He said to himself: evil does not try
    • by doing so won for himself the teaching of the best of all
    • kind of Theosophy rising up in himself, as a kind of vision of
    • himself, how wickedness and evil are to be pursued into the
    • to his way of expressing himself — one must enter
    • grasp its own self. This activity must, one would like to say,
    • being is only self-aware in the physical world, in that he hits
    • against its “yes” for itself. It must limit its
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  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 1: Popular Occultism, Introtroduction
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    • finished things to play with. He should instead make something for himself,
    • astral body separates itself from them. But at the moment of death something
    • etheric body emancipates itself from the physical body, it can follow
    • itself wholly from the fourteenth to the 21st year. It begins to unfold
    • through his self-consciousness, through the little word “I”
    • each one can only give to himself.
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 2: Man's Ascent into the Supersensible World
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    • Man's spirit descended as far as the physical world and clothed itself,
    • it clothes itself with natural substance and condenses itself into certain
    • which goes out from the thing itself; the forms collide and destroy each
    • that of a friend. The dreamer wakes up and asks himself? What can this
  • 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
    • new condition? Man now experiences himself in the world which he enters
    • of God. — Little by little the human being must free himself from
    • the condition in which he emancipates himself from everything which
    • being freed himself from physical life before death and the easier
    • his death, the more readily will he disaccustom himself to the world
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 4: The Devachanic World
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    • appears as a terrific tempest, unchaining itself in lightning, thunder
    • to his own body. He learns to compare his physical existence in a selfless
    • he becomes a degree less selfish. The first region of Devachan is the
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 5: Life Between Death and a New Birth
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    • life implants itself in the next one. After death man leaves behind
    • and moods are lacking. I see myself, my relatives and friends within
    • self, man's fifth member, grows out of this complex of forces. It is
    • The vivisector must experience in himself the results of his deeds. In
    • fact that a returning human being must surround himself with new astral
    • arranges itself in a way which corresponds to his individual nature.
    • consists of the Ego and of the causal body, and he must now form himself
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 6: Man's Return to a New Earthly Life
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    • causal body frees itself. This asserts itself in the form of rays which
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 7: Effects of the Law of Karma
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    • itself when we study man's life of thoughts. Our thought-life is an
    • does nothing but criticize, this inclination will express itself in
    • case of an initiate this influence on the etheric body manifests itself
    • Is man's only work in Kamaloca and Devachan to work for himself? On
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 8: The Evolution of Man and of the Solar System; the Atlantic Evolution
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    • we shall deal with the evolution of man and of the earth itself, with
    • 2) From the standpoint of science which considers itself far cleverer
    • him to say “I” to himself with a certain conviction. He
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 9: Lemurian Development
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    • The moon severed itself from the earth and formed a secondary planet.
    • itself from the earth, the plants turned completely around and again
  • Title: Popular Occultism: Lecture 10: Paths of Occult Training
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    • itself will become creative; then the human beings will be magicians of the
  • Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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    • something which otherwise is at work everywhere, but which does not show itself in such a
    • not manifest itself in such a significant way in the time before and after as it did here. If one
    • reality, death itself is not real and, therefore, the ransom money could not have been paid to
    • isn't real I won't wear a winter coat in winter because I'm not going to protect myself against
    • it is indeed quite noticeable that it is not the concept of redemption itself that is discussed.
    • Areopagite and of that which the oriental spoke of as something self-evident to him? This fades
    • be something there when one has debts. The debts that one has oneself may still seem a very
    • then arose what occidental civilization gave itself up to under the leadership of Rome —
    • death. And the constitution of soul which occupies itself primarily with the human being's
    • transforms itself through births and deaths. There was that which lives in
    • philosophy with the categorical imperative which is supposed to manifest itself out of
    • this `thing in itself' as he called it — but the important thing for him was to prove. Sure
    • myself over it!'
    • What mattered for them was to have a clean, self-contained system of proof, in
    • awoke him, as Kant himself says, out of
    • The 'I' is indeed present, and is present not dimly, but bores itself into
    • the Central region of the earth's culture still set itself against this with all force in Fichte,
    • human being can bring towards the spiritual investigator if he really opens himself to healthy
    • the individual must find completely within himself the source of what he has to find and which he
    • threefold social impulse that can come from spiritual science and that which throws itself
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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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    • consciousness-soul is, as it were, giving itself contour, becoming integrated in itself —
    • character of the East. But here again it expressed itself in another form. Economic in the West;
    • This arises because the Bolshevism making itself felt there is in fact a foreign
    • its terrible aspect will show itself throughout all Asia, because it works with all the fervour
    • finds expression in the East. This shows itself so strongly that one must say: It is natural for
    • element could be destroyed — North America freed itself and the political connection no
    • that set themselves the task within their sphere of action of suppressing consciousness of self,
    • itself as its special task: to prevent the human being from coming to individual
    • to give itself new form — all spirituality of the civilized world is, in actual fact, a
    • only in ancient times. And today the Eastern human being, even in Russia, finds himself in a
    • East, who fancifully attribute to themselves all possible selflessness — a selflessness
    • which, however, is in fact a particularly subtle form of self-seeking, a particulary subtle
    • unegoistic egoism, an egoism arising from an imagined selflessness.
    • idea of how one must equip oneself in order that the opposing powers — whether from the
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 3: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 2
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    • and at everything in the physical-sense world that expresses itself out of these spiritual
    • what happens here on earth. This shows itself most strongly in Anglo-Saxon Puritanism, in which a
    • faith, completely estranged from the world, has secured itself a place alongside worldly
    • of the Latin, of the Roman, element to assert itself beyond the purely human in the course of
    • to any sort of significance to save himself from the embodiment of the spirits of the West on the
    • And look at the living Goethe himself, who grows
    • as a young man, comforts himself with what after all also contains a great deal of the West: the
    • sum of abstractions of what lives in the human being himself; and you find what is supposed to be
    • West where a new element of economics establishes itself as something especially appropriate for
    • language as though in himself. This is why the human being of the West could adopt the
    • such that we can say: There is a tendency here to take into oneself everything that is accessible
    • Reason, bound to body and soul, is what is asserting itself here.
    • century as the German Empire took into itself just this fading element of ancient Rome and fell
    • therefore take up neither an economic life nor a spiritual life truly alive in itself and arising
    • the native spirituality that was already in a state of decadence, expressing itself in
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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    • being cannot come to freedom. For if he has completely surrendered himself to the world of the
    • is unfree. But he is also unfree when he surrenders himself completely to the necessity of
    • instincts to such a degree that he can give himself up to them without their dragging him down,
    • which, in the West, expressed itself tumultuously as a large political movement orientated
    • he sought to answer the question: What must the human being do in himself in order to become a
    • that the human being can become free? Schiller asked: What must the human being become in himself
    • Kant and tried to answer such questions for himself in a Kantian way
    • to him. Anyone who, like myself, has seen how Goethe's own copy of Kant's
    • a certain way — even though Goethe had not himself yet done so — how the Golden King
    • disintegrates, represents the 'Uniform State' which can have no permanence in itself.
    • an experience of the whole human being, forming for himself the ideal of a human constitution of
    • human element and the social life, did simply present itself in such pictures. But he was allowed
    • Schiller had managed to work himself clear of this even though he allowed himself to be taught by
    • remain within firm contours. He did not go off into wild fantasy or ecstasies. He gave himself a
    • blossoming of oriental culture; in Greek art as he construed this for himself from Italian works
    • of overcoming mere revelations. In Rome he did not become a Catholic but raised himself up to his
    • manage it, the economic life itself would cause it to circulate. Destruction would inevitably
    • course, destroys itself. This is how we must look at things. Thus we must see how at the end of
    • the eighteenth century there stood Goethe and Schiller. Schiller said to himself: I must pull
    • take hold with any effect on life itself. I would leave the economic life below me like something
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 5: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 4
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    • evolution itself.
    • relationship to the spirit world itself. Certainly, longing for knowledge has been spoken about a
    • clairvoyance — though not the old clairvoyance itself — were still present even in
    • spiritual in the manifestations of nature, the concept of knowledge itself also fell more or less
    • not just there for knowing. This is the greatest error to which the human being can give himself:
    • intellect. Nature remains spiritless. The human being will lift himself up to a condition where
    • could no longer take part himself in distant campaigns of war. Thus this dialectical-legal
    • taken out to the land. What has arisen in the cities will transplant itself into the country.
    • establish itself at all in the same way as it did in occidental civilization. But that is a time
    • only in the economic sphere. But he will notice more and more in what he himself creates that it
    • the intellect itself can no longer comprehend it. Perhaps people today can barely form a clear
    • bring forth everywhere destructive, demonic forces out of itself. It would not work because the
    • what he himself produces in the economic life. For the time being these demons, which human
    • nature or with machines but only with the human being himself. When the human being develops
    • intelligence, he can appropriate freedom to himself in the course of cultural development. It is
    • element of the intellect. But precisely in the human being himself there could develop, as the
    • in the letter-patent of nobility or similar documents, something that is already showing itself
    • things an individual has saved for himself will simply be taken away. There is no other way to
    • spiritual itself and, on the other hand, to find in the economic element what people in earlier
    • patent. For, the economic life would grow above the human being's head if he did not show himself
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  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 5
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    • late period of his life, a clairvoyant state through which he could convince himself of the
    • Intellect itself, however, was not able to penetrate the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • oriental direct perception clothed itself, spread out over Europe.
    • ecclesiastical element, and that which tried more or less to free itself from it, produced
    • the time had not yet come. In fact, one could only give onself up to the illusion that one
    • has nothing more of the Christ. Jesuitism already contains in itself a complete rebellion against
    • knew full well that the way the Church itself presented the Mystery of Golgotha was
    • try sometime to hold in mind for yourself everything that people accept nowadays as being true,
    • without a belief in Rome itself, is the mentality of our universities today. It is also the
    • clothed itself. People begin to debate, for example, the significance of the Last Supper. But as
    • Golgotha itself. And preparation must be made so that this Mystery of Golgotha may shine forth
    • growing out of this principle and is growing into that principle which begins to show itself
    • it will be necessary to develop in himself something which cannot be developed of itself. The
    • withdrawl from the authority-principle asserted itself — the principle of individual
    • and which he cannot receive through authority but must really draw out of himself. And in order
    • that he may draw it out of himself rightly we must take care that the child has the right
    • human consciousness in the idealistic philosophy of Central Europe asserted itself, as it were,
    • still entirely restricted to the earthly economic, human reason that wishes to occupy itself only
    • itself, as here in the
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 7: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 6
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    • differs from that of the animal world. The ability to keep man himself in view has been
    • point where man himself becomes comprehensible. There is no place for the human being in the
    • scientific thought of today and thus he presents an ever-greater riddle to himself. Only a very
    • complete void in man, so to speak, as regards his perception of self. And yet, on the other hand,
    • man be able to raise himself to an existence worthy of the human being: that he should be able to
    • experiences before. his life on earth. On the contrary he feels in himself the characteristics
    • humanity. This experiencing of oneself in the purely inherited characteristics will lie like a
    • of himself shows itself in all its poverty; the human being no longer feels himself to be a child
    • what today is indicated in the human being only in germ — spirit-self, life-spirit and
    • of spirit-self, life-spirit and spirit-man will be able to evolve; for we shall have to wait for
    • spirit-self is the transformation of the astral body into a higher stage, that life-spirit is the
    • to say to himself: 'It is true that, during earth-existence, I cannot attain spirit-self in my
    • now I am preparing myself to take spirit-self into it in the next, the sixth, culture-epoch. I
    • know that I cannot yet bring spirit-self into my entire astral body, but I have to bring it into
    • still in earthly existence. I must prepare myself, in germ, inwardly so that in the future I
    • here. The human being is already growing into spirit-self, as I have often explained. The human
    • to himself: 'I must pass through the rest of earth-evolution continually feeling that I am
    • preparing myself inwardly for conditions of being I cannot yet develop'. In future it will have
    • sense, to feel myself as a dwarf compared with what the human being really is.' And out of
    • proceed. The human being will say to himself: The being of man that lights up inwardly for me is
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  • Title: Abbreviated Title: Lecture I:
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    • reality is attributed generally only to what arises and forms itself, as it
    • surrounds you, this does not stand there by itself but is the result of
    • which concerns itself only with the way in which one gets into the human
  • Title: Talk To Young People:
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    • experience they are having and the actual inner experience itself. We
    • the oration, I thought to myself, “There is a conservative attorney
    • itself through heartfelt action and heartfelt efforts at human
    • way. I took this very seriously. I myself never entered any specific
    • is a symbol — not bad in itself but nevertheless a symbol — of the
    • you say: Michael has lost the cosmic intelligence; he himself has
    • it is important to be able to admit this about oneself. The flames
    • bring into being out of the fullness and immediacy of life itself. We
    • everything. The word itself will then reach its true meaning. The
    • , spirit, in itself. That is self-evident: we need
    • through, you yourself will have to become a flame. The only thing not
  • Title: "Heaven and Earth will pass away but my words will not pass away"
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    • conclusion: If the development which the earth itself has so far
    • human being of the earth himself to erect his kingdom upon Jupiter, and
    • himself. Thus, we can say: The conceptions of earth man become
    • Hierarchy of the Jupiter-angeloi which he himself will then constitute
    • upon much that has, during the last few years, revealed itself before
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture I: Tree of Life - I
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    • natural, has made use of already existing ideas in asking itself:
    • him, which expresses itself in his form and which in fact is derived
    • this Latin knowledge would have been able to pour itself out over the
    • For much of what I have said is still fulfilling itself in our own
    • poured itself over these peoples in such a way as not to enter the
    • influence proceeded and which itself became the successor of Rome,
    • has poured itself as bloodless knowledge over a part of the original
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture II: Tree of Life - II
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    • life-without-knowledge, which unites itself like a young shoot in
    • lifts himself out of a living and weaving in what one might call a
    • to themselves: Yes, this or the other came; it placed itself before
    • then one can find oneself quite stupid in contrast to the cleverness
    • convince himself, is understood when we take the wonderful primeval
    • himself: If what we call the Luciferic temptation had not taken
    • come to our consciousness (because Lucifer claims it for himself) has
    • things, as must be self-evident to you, through our ego. It is a
    • for himself, and for us remain only the abstract ideas, the dead
    • claims for himself, and so, in other words, makes the concepts dry
    • world make itself concrete, woven through with the spirit. By reason
    • himself, and so it remains in the etheric body alone (Diagram (b)
    • itself to us at every turn, stays behind in the etheric. But we feel
    • world but it does not make itself concrete for us. Above all, what we
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture III: The Power of Thought
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    • percepts into himself and then lives them over again.
    • actuality in our inner self as man, that we do something by thinking,
    • spreads itself out in them. Now and again a man will feel in
    • for meditation; for meditation should be a familiarising oneself with
    • into the thought, one not only has something in oneself, not only
    • were transposing oneself into a living being; but there is a
    • acquaint yourself with the manner in which Plato still sought, not to
    • expressing itself so abstractly, but it clothes itself as it were in
    • philosophy, and who placed himself before people and said: this is
    • poured out into form, was now itself in human evolution. (c)
    • our souls, and he then reveals himself to us as he revealed himself
    • the Roman Republic if one does not furnish oneself with a certain
    • which a state- government increasingly feels itself to be today, but
    • of the Republic one can say to oneself: The gentlemen are no longer
    • materialistically thinking average citizen said to himself: 'Oh, this
    • appeared who saw through all this, he would have to say to himself:
    • known to men through the Mystery of Golgotha itself was still very
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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    • happening in him himself. An inner becoming is accomplished, an inner
    • then entirely and solely within himself, that he is concerned only
    • with himself, and that what takes place in the impulses of feeling
    • ‘thing in itself,’ but one
    • thing in itself is nebulous, is unknown; but that which thrusts up as
    • And what is it for Lucifer himself, that what he should have
    • omitted to unite himself with the Sun-existence. And he deceives us
    • the entire reality of which man must first of all accept in himself,
    • the sunlight and unites itself with the intellectual life so that we
    • is obviously a logical contradiction in itself.. For one ought to
    • outside, lives in itself. And the Jahve-God has concealed in a world
    • instincts that live in his lower nature, for manifesting himself in
    • the world, for putting himself into the picture. Hence this lower
    • Godhead himself lives in this lower nature and implants the instinct
    • the human being, can, as it were emancipate itself from the Jahve
    • itself to him as the Imaginative world. But since in this whole
    • essentially the process of self- mediumship. The medium who becomes a
    • takes on the form of false cosmic pictures, expressing itself through
    • hides his own inner self. (Diagram II. Man) (Pg. 17)
    • day when he himself dies. Truths may be contained in all this, but
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  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture V: Tree of Knowledge - I
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    • makes itself a world-conception. In the picture that it devises as
    • makes for himself, never a word is to be found about the existence of
    • the sun, the coming forth of the plants; this indeed is self-evident.
    • that what he himself underneath has had as perceptions of
    • differences, is up above. It is just the same when one raises oneself
    • himself genuinely with his whole heart and soul into this
    • correct and complete in itself, there need be no logical error in it,
    • itself is a world-conception, it does not follow that it gives one
    • first he would have to adapt himself to the new conditions. Thus it
    • is also difficult for the human being, when he detaches himself as
    • soul from his bodily nature, to adapt himself to the new
    • observes is our soul, which itself lives in the concepts
    • meaning of life on earth must in some way have prepared itself. The
    • our Spiritual Science) could prevail on himself to believe in these
    • our own person unites itself with something which is outside the
    • picture these things to himself, if he sketches them on a board, he
    • avails himself of the assistance of the space and time idea. But in
    • said, here one must summon self-reflection, for everyone can object:
    • clearly to be seen the desire to work oneself out of space and time.
    • myth. The myth seeks to lift itself above space and time. This means
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    • open itself naturally to the spaces of the whole cosmos.
    • opened outwards and we see the world itself.
    • meets with and interlaces himself with the normal divine-spiritual
    • original divine-spiritual intention to give man up to himself, and
    • inasmuch as he saw himself through himself, he would have worked upon
    • away from himself and to behold the world round about him and be
    • established him in earthly existence, he has led him out of himself.
    • And one must not give oneself up to the
    • of the ‘Society for Selflessness.’
    • objectively, never in a relation to himself. The consequence was that
    • myself, for that would be personal and against the rules of our
    • Society. But I may speak about others; for I am quite selfless when I
    • doing!’ ... and then he let himself go about the others.
    • if someone believes he is selfless and then only unburdens his
    • selfless through this.
    • the same, inasmuch as he deceives himself as to the true situation in
    • of the spiritual world, it can be asked: how does one protect oneself
    • questioner to a gradual working himself out of the illusions of life
    • in which he is only too deeply held. The grounds of self-deception
    • deceive himself but only looks at facts. Only the good will,
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    • would read a novel, passively giving himself to it, it is
    • Again, the bodily form of the human being is itself affected by
    • On the Division of Nature. He himself no longer
    • creating nor created but receiving all things into himself.
    • development of humanity itself in the different races and
    • itself into the bodies of men, but the Father God has been
    • relinquished himself to the forces of the Earth, relying upon
    • of the Earth. He must make himself a companion of I he
    • would feel himself dwelling as a Spirit among Spirits —
    • against which he must protect himself. The early Christians
    • spiritual being, nor that in self-consciousness he is a yet
    • itself. But with shadowy intellect we have evolved our natural
    • — which he himself found difficult to under' stand
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    • The reproach is only made because contemporary philosophy, having itself
    • himself in the order of the world according to the true laws governing
    • in respect of the human self — that is, self-knowledge — is one
    • of life's development. The impulse to self-knowledge is found in every
    • vent itself in quite indefinite feelings which, welling up from the depths
    • comprehension of our own human self. Man as a natural product consists of a
    • the case in our conscious self, but the unconscious origin of our efforts
    • Science itself.
    • inner self. A certain progress can also be made in this direction, in the
    • however deep the immersion in the inner self, this experience leaves us
    • cognitional method in response to which the real world will reveal itself.
    • development will show how often philosophy has estranged itself from true
    • that someone or other expresses himself in ideas, but round the question
    • short of penetrating, of itself, into those regions which embody the
    • for its elucidation. What man can evolve from his inner self has its being
    • of wisdom as Revelation, which he cannot himself discover, but which he is
    • Christianity. This was the task Scholasticism set itself, to the
    • concepts which man can evolve from himself. By such means a break in man's
    • Nature herself, instead of exercising the faculty of observation, it was
    • invited to convince himself by inspecting a dead body, that the nerves do
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  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture I: The Pedagogy of the West and of Central Europe: The Inner Attitude of the Teacher
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    • last year I should like to add something about the teacher himself, about
    • the most part made itself dependent, dependent through and through, on the
    • presents itself, they can pursue further what they have learned from us in
    • If the teacher becomes a scientist, if he gives himself up in the narrow
    • perception itself would spring awareness of how we should proceed. In this
    • could say, it is really I myself who have learned the most. For our ability
    • consider anyone a right-minded artist who doesn't say to himself on
    • elementary school and at the end of each year have spoken to yourself in
    • supposed that you should say to yourself- now I am beginning with what I
    • something quite different. You will say to yourself at the end of the
    • find yourself in the same position. But to be sure you will teach in a
    • often said with such self-complacency) on occasion have experienced all
    • thing to speak tragically (but out of the nature of the thing itself) and
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    • emancipates itself from the body, is active no longer in the body but for
    • itself. In the seventh year forces begin to be active, arising in the body
    • itself slowly throughout the cycle of years from seven to fourteen or
    • — for the consciousness is only now forming itself, and
    • will, that is living itself out in battle with a willed element from
    • using the head as a point of entry to disperse itself throughout the
    • man, and afterwards it stems itself, pausing at the larynx; it does not
    • body maintains itself.
    • above on its way downward shows itself as defence. Were we not to have
    • himself ... is fit for treason, murder and deceit ... let no such man be
    • first in himself, finding visibility in the seventh year with the change of
    • between man and the musical-lingual on the other hand, works itself out,
    • when this lives itself into the etheric body and thereby takes hold of the
    • devotion to the world. That which lives itself out in painting and drawing,
    • himself, then you have controlled the line that would work destructively
    • I now transform this into a feeling and permeate myself with it, its result
  • Title: Meditative Knowledge of Man: Lecture III: Spiritual Knowledge of Man as the Fount of Educational Art
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    • the art of education itself. This has actually to be invented by the
    • intimately connected with man's feeling. And whoever looks at himself very
    • and listening do not let him do enough work by himself, you will not be
    • for the Greeks has gradually imprinted itself into the brain. This is
    • be added to these processes is that man raises himself up to what comes
    • stages within you. And the more you come to the point of saying to yourself
  • 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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    • body, organised the body, emancipates itself from the body with the change
    • of teeth, frees itself from the body to work on as intelligence. Thus we
    • itself with that which is being liberated, so that from birth to puberty,
    • seventh year on the ego fastens itself only to the etheric body, while
    • itself precisely through this imitative activity in the physical body, and
    • itself well into the organism, provided the child takes it in and works it
    • of himself through the stories of history, then, if the time is right, one
    • So while the child goes out of himself through the mere activity of writing
    • himself.
    • man as a spirit and soul being frees himself constantly from his physical
    • himself. And they must be part of all that we relate to by becoming aware
    • which adjusts itself to the rest of the organism so that, in a manner of
    • Just as a man who travels in a carriage or a train is himself at rest, so
    • can observe how the head forms itself out of the mother's womb, not yet
    • the rest of the organism undergoes, you must feel yourself a musician doing
    • will say to oneself: they will be far less inclined to box somebody's ear
    • you consider the form of the human body in this way, say to yourself; I am
    • face him, in this way you can see what expresses itself musically; you
    • presenting himself (
    • within itself, you would have to retreat and make room for the head
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    • and the speaker usually includes himself among these —
    • does man himself, as an ordinary person, belong? The part of him you see
    • The forces of will enter into us from the planet itself. This is how the
    • the second period of life, that is, what the earth itself is embedded in.
    • twenty-first year. Not until the age of twenty-one does man tear himself
    • planetary forces, himself, after the age of twenty-one. And yet he has been
    • quite a new way about man changing himself in his innermost
  • Title: Buddha and the Two Boys: Lecture I: Buddha and the Two Boys of Jesus
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    • event itself has already been discussed many times, especially in
    • in the thirtieth year received the Christ entity into itself, is composed
    • world. Today, for example, man can recognize out of himself certain logical
    • himself this or that. But it was not like that in the primeval times. At
    • himself. He would not have understood such laws at all, if they had been
    • nothing of compassion and love in himself. Through their initiation,
    • time, however, when humanity has become mature enough to find for itself
    • the Buddha could recognize this teaching alive in himself, the possibility
    • could say to himself that this child would have the possibility in his
    • himself into that child in his Nirmanakaya. Under the Nirmanakaya one does
    • experience the great Buddha himself. Asita, that was the name of the sage,
    • showed himself well developed in all the qualities that can be outwardly
    • of the same in himself. One must not believe that it is the same Jesus of
  • Title: Buddha and the Two Boys: Lecture II: The Gospels, Buddha and the Two Boys of Jesus
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    • The spiritual researcher sets himself the task
    • of exploring how the event of Palestine presents itself, without drawing on
    • embodied himself in an earthly-fleshly body, but only in that, as the
    • thinking, feeling and willing, then stands, so to speak, each for itself.
    • received the Christ in itself.
    • itself. It is different to bring the teaching of something than to bring
    • the thing itself.
    • the power of love flowed down and manifested itself through this high solar
    • again it was necessary that this power of love manifested itself earthly
    • this people to whom he brought it as a law rooted in the soul itself, but
    • deepest power of the soul itself the law that I tell you.
    • this in himself up to his fourteenth year, there he hangs on a chain that
    • himself, it had to be in a shell which had the essential qualities of his
  • Title: Lecture: Art As A Bridge Between The Sensible And The Supersensible
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    • question asserts itself in the most decisive manner in our time, as a
    • concerned other matters than cultural life itself. And it should not be
    • literary. Ever less understanding showed itself for the pictorial, for
    • education. This soul-duality in social life has manifested itself ever
    • deceive oneself in that people still go to church, maintaining they have
    • expressing itself for the most part for people in language, has become
    • gestures, and we recognize this mobility expressing itself in physiognomy
    • acquired a name for himself in his native country, who said
    • ridiculous, since that can self-evidently, be done better in real life.
    • abstractions limits itself to saying, the human being consists of
    • the human being ceases to interest himself in the stars, he then begins
    • to interest himself in kaffeeklatsch. If the human being ceases to survey
    • the other nine are there. I now say to myself, I think about certain
    • Yes, my dear friends, in taking counsel with oneself quite honestly, one
    • in the whole world is what one is able to think and feel about oneself
    • within ourselves, circling continuously around our own self, we
    • comprehend you, me, Himself?” “A name is
    • not notice such things. But it is easier, self-evidently, to understand
    • this diligence for oneself. As far as possible one has to rid oneself of
    • But that comes from only wanting to occupy oneself with
  • Title: Raphael's Mission in the Light of the Science of the Spirit
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    • “How can the human being relate himself to the infinite,
    • drawn from many directions, asking himself: Is it permissible
    • to think of yourself as the centre of this eternally existing
    • forth long before the advent of Christianity joins itself for
    • presents itself as a kind of middle epoch in the development of
    • organs. A withdrawal from sense impressions, in giving oneself
    • freed itself from the bodily nature to some extent in Greece,
    • spirituality as what presented itself to their senses. — Then
    • human soul had to withdraw into itself and experience its own
    • historical development of humanity shows itself divided as
    • what the spirit can ascertain when giving itself over to purely
    • a quite unusual spirit, Raphael places himself as though at a
    • Raphael brought forth something that distinguishes itself as
    • itself. One then gains the impression that in the age of
    • to realize itself in figures such as Raphael alone was able to
    • of history itself?
    • found himself in an environment that could have a stimulating
    • did he raise himself to other spheres.
    • external circumstances in which he found himself. We see the
    • reproductions found throughout the world. This shows itself to
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    • element. Indeed, a wonderfully dramatic moment presents itself
    • well as the entire space itself was such that comparatively
    • moisture coming out of the wall itself. The whole room, a
    • contemplating the figure of Leonardo himself.
    • self-portrait in Turin, we see a portrait of the old
    • satisfied? Did he say to himself: You have achieved what lived
    • only with nature and itself, one says to oneself: a tremendous
    • it to cease painting altogether, since he saw himself outdone
    • and was to be hanged, Leonardo betook himself to the place of
    • realization. One has to transpose oneself into such a soul, too
    • Leonardo soul, too great in itself ever to be able to manifest
    • himself in observing how bird flight comes about. The studies
    • comprehensive spirit of Leonardo himself.
    • manifests itself with its secrets in Nature.
    • to oneself: Such an enormous amount lived in this man that he
    • almost of itself. For, if Leonardo had wanted on the one hand
    • itself to the human eye; how light-and-dark and colouration are
    • as though of itself: here the painter strove to make evident,
    • behind this countenance grants it luminosity of itself, so that
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    • the difficulty of the subject itself, since the sources
    • essential nature of the fairy tale itself is destroyed through
    • expression oneself in the form of a fairy tale of some kind.
    • radiates and pours forth out of itself joins forces with the
    • immerses itself once again in the physical body. As already
    • itself existentially, the soul has now to unite itself with the
    • immerses itself, so as to make use of the senses and of
    • submerge itself in the purely natural, a longing that
    • fulfils itself with every awakening. There is at the same
    • investigation presents itself at the moment of
    • falling asleep. Having withdrawn itself from the senses and
    • is alone with itself. And all sorts of further moods then
    • might separate itself from a vast lake. But this dreaming
    • not yet fully self-conscious, human beings were by no means as
    • perhaps to elaborate something of the kind oneself.
    • palpable connection between what expresses itself in
    • itself inwardly, such as a simple “companion”
    • the king can ascertain her art for himself. The daughter goes
    • after all alone with itself during sleep, as also in the rest
    • relation in which it finds itself in regard to its own immense
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    • herself that it is not her lost child. She does the same with
    • would exhaust itself, and human beings would have to separate
    • them and to redeem it. The redemption of our inner self cannot
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    • himself in Herman Grimm's spirit has the finest
    • personality. To anyone having occupied himself with
    • while she presents herself as a child grasping at the strings.
    • elemental spiritual breath of Goethe. Thus, he felt himself as
    • into himself, in a direct and personal way, something of
    • range of cultural life, a realm subdivided itself for Herman
    • Within this domain in which Herman Grimm felt himself at home,
    • he understood himself to be, lo to say, the spiritual
    • himself as one whose task it was, quietly yet actively to
    • that he regarded himself as, so to say, the
    • It seemed appropriate, if not self-evident to see him as having
    • actually made a self-evident impression on me. And it accorded
    • with Herman Grimm's whole manner of conducting himself, so
    • personality secluded within himself.
    • immersed himself in the course of his life. A certain isolation
    • himself as a representative of Goethe's ethos. But he did
    • experience a resurgence of interest in Goethe and was himself
    • this book, Herman Grimm clearly shows himself as someone who
    • lived in his soul, and how this re-constituted itself, taking
    • from Goethe's life experience. One feels oneself transported
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    • what will show itself to be an even more effective imperialism in the
    • as its name is concerned, it has shown itself to be something new:
    • things have been talked about: the self-determination of
    • was to play a leading role, wasn't the god himself, but the god's
    • He limited himself to what corresponded more to the times: There is a
    • that of the Russian peasantry itself.
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    • 1871 to 1914 was not apparent then, for the Reich itself was an
    • reality after tsarism itself was swept away. Lenin was nothing other
    • quite well without the luxury of reason. In the moment that self-
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    • defend itself for a period of time, then it is surely justified to
    • did it mean? It meant that he expressed himself in the age of
    • something and the color green, whereas the color green is itself the
    • stage, which shows itself to be economic imperialism, especially in
    • of the State as being self-evident. But the state only had the
    • of humanity can only be free if it is dependent only upon itself and
    • economic forces of the economy itself are active. I doubt anyone will
    • concerning the spiritual life from the spirit itself if the other two
    • spiritual sector itself.
    • self and that each must participate in this decision with his most
    • himself a Christian who has not grasped the saying: “My kingdom
    • something for himself, for his soul. Of course he can have that, but
    • should advance, certainly, for himself, but only so mankind can
    • is activated against us. I feel myself obliged to make these things
    • known to you, so that you should never say to yourself: We have
    • reality from the sources of the spirit itself.
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    • with this causal orientation, which has proved itself so
    • fully rounded concept of an independently developed, self
    • way in which you can position yourself internally to what can
    • It is self explanatory that in the course of the
    • itself which Goethe introduced into natural science is not only
    • as a non-mathematician; he even called himself as such.
    • he narrates this himself — to draw the
    • looked at it and said, as was his way of expressing himself:
    • been spun out of oneself, it is good as an idea and as a
    • principles are adhered to, nature itself presents something
    • constructed himself in the smallest of the small world system
    • doesn't want to express himself inexpertly, to deny that this
    • phenomena and concerns himself with details, for example in
    • theory, which doesn't limit itself to phenomena but constructs
    • This will happen if one says to oneself: ‘In the phenomena I
    • When you position yourself in this particular way
    • itself. People will learn to understand how the empowered inner
    • found in the inorganic. One doesn't nail oneself firmly on to a
    • method through which one has once learnt to submit oneself to
    • spiritual world outside reflects itself in the form of lungs,
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture II: The Human and the Animal Organisation
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    • hearing Dr Kolisko's lecture today, and not present it myself.
    • itself, in its forms, only depends on the animal and the human
    • a sense of Self (Ichsinn). When we look through the functioning
    • thoughts, for an organisation of the Self — not for one's own
    • self, because for one own Self it is dependent on something
    • he can bring himself into a condition of equilibrium where the
    • himself into another relationship of equilibrium cosmically
    • human being finds himself in a vertical position he lives in
    • the eye which loses itself in the inner nervous system. Thus,
    • itself, and then everything connected to it in the totality of
    • geometric relation of finding oneself upright in relationship
    • colours strongly within myself.
    • equilibrium in the cosmos. Then you could say to yourself: With
    • within itself than a person does mathematically. We find the
    • Thus, this actual act of placing oneself in the cosmos is not
    • something which emerges from the organism itself as is found
    • from that. Just as the human being frees itself in its cosmic
    • being simply has an organisation within itself which is not yet
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture III: Anthroposophy and Philosophy
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    • himself, and place this in an objective relationship to the
    • thoughts and imaginative nature from within himself and find a
    • found out for himself, that Newton had actually not added
    • live completely in a thought itself. For Hegel Goethe's
    • and ask oneself: Is that what, “before the beginning of
    • itself. It appeared in full consciousness to him, it appeared
    • spirituality itself. It was more or less a dreamlike attempt to
    • itself.” In all these stuttering expressions lie the
    • is not able to soar up into self-owned terminological
    • loving wisdom expresses itself in a magnitude of ways. Perhaps
    • for the researcher himself. Nothing, absolutely nothing will be
    • question itself. This is experienced everywhere: what is now
    • skeletal system, but live spiritually and prepare oneself
    • through strong spiritual work, then one develops for oneself an
    • us in philosophy. This task also directs itself into
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture IV: Anthroposophy and Pedagogy
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    • involves the whole human being, possibly leading to self-knowledge,
    • to a self-understanding which one can't achieve in
    • “in himself”, but completely absorbed his soul-life
    • surroundings enter into the childlike organism itself. One can
    • body is left to itself more; the soul-spiritual does not
    • itself.
    • developing childish nature itself. The effort has been made to
    • So the child sees a kind of mirror image of himself, and this
    • are deduced from the essence of the child itself, teach us what
    • itself could only lead to a definite decline of culture and
    • child in a lively way, which works in the child itself already
    • herself into the art of movement in a similar way as a small
    • keep for himself but had given to other children. In this case
    • himself: The super-sensible worlds have given me something to
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    • say regarding today's task, I want to limit myself to essential
    • social life in general. At that time you could say to yourself
    • itself so brilliantly in the field of natural science and in
    • been dealt with — has shown itself as completely incapable of
    • organised and while organising yourself also enjoy life and
    • self-contained mentality (Geistesart). On the other hand, the
    • itself; the result can't be solved through discussion but
    • its own conditions in which the spiritual life itself works;
    • moment be given as something self-contained, while the social
    • to express oneself in abstract ideas.
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    • a challenge to the theologians. I myself would not be involved
    • in a few introductory words today. I want to limit myself to a
    • philosophy. Philosophy had to separate itself from those
    • statement applies: “Except in the mind itself.”
    • researcher confronts natural science, he must say to himself,
    • be created out of the senses, only the mind itself can't be
    • it, you gain a truth which is that the mind itself can't be
    • environment, also in relation to work itself, in relation to
    • thinks enough about himself, if he only looks away from the
    • environment and looks at himself — not deny that through
    • this way one can say to oneself: indeed, a completely healthy
    • this moment a person experiences a rebirth within himself.
    • where the attempt was being made to separate itself from what
    • positions Himself there as that Being who has gone through the
    • apply itself to finding differences in separate theological
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    • when sensing his human dignity, must say to himself: you must
    • obey a law which penetrates you, you must devote yourself to
    • outer handling in order to have the object outside oneself and
    • himself in speaking and speech.
    • inner inclusion of oneself in outer things is available when
    • actually want to, if I might express myself like this, imitate
    • within itself a number of sympathies and antipathies. These
    • dreamlike imaginations. One surrenders oneself to these
    • the bearers of the soul life — and the soul itself one
    • completely. It is something quite different to feel yourself
    • When you have Sanskrit terms in front of yourself, you soon
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    • matter itself demands this. And on the other hand, we must
    • self is not woven from what we perceive as the beauty and
    • Where in the Self the world is fathomed:
    • O man, know thyself!
    • Where in the Self the world is fathomed:
    • O man, know thyself!
    • what one needs for fathoming one's self, in which the world has
    • through human self-knowledge. Everything man needs in sickness
    • itself. For whether we go out into space, the abyss is
    • is there; if we enter into the heart itself, the abyss is
    • to consecrate itself in healing.
    • to consecrate itself in healing.
    • spirit-light which expresses itself in the dirty-red form. This
    • heart that is honest with itself today desires to go.
    • Where in the Self the world is fathomed:
    • O man, know thyself!
    • to consecrate itself in healing.
    • arrive at “O man, know thyself!” — which
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    • the world that surrounds him - can feel himself related to the
    • words “Know thyself!” have been enunciated
    • the influence of “Know thyself”, he only sees what
    • Life creative manifests itself;
    • Where you yourself, O Man, derive
    • Then the Guardian himself speaks while we are still on this
    • Where in the Self the world is founded:
    • O Man, know thyself!
    • Guardian's mouth, if he looks back upon himself, will realize
    • constitutes the first stage of self-knowledge. Self-knowledge
    • which is preparatory for the true self-knowledge which reveals
    • To consecrate itself in healing.
    • harms one's self and others greatly by playing at spiritual
    • important for that person to ask himself: Am I fooling myself
    • us in school and in life itself, our thinking is a corpse. It
    • Of thinking, that denies itself
    • Of thinking, that denies itself
    • thinking had gradually been preparing itself since the year 333
    • self-knowledge as feeling human beings, then we will always
    • person who lives only for himself, and seeks only his own way.
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    • Where in the Self the world is founded:
    • O Man, know thyself!
    • himself: What is true is what is seen, what is real is what is
    • held in the hand. The world, the world order itself, provides a
    • deceive himself by saying: well, now you have the spiritual
    • merely an imagined chair. The chair itself provides proof of
    • life. And with your volition you feel yourself in your previous
    • Because when you dedicate yourself completely to meditation,
    • overestimation of one's self and underestimation of others.
    • “O man, know thyself!”. For through this
    • self-knowledge streams forth the true knowledge of the world
    • Of thinking, that denies itself
    • yourself the weaving thoughts:
    • Selfhood as such hides from you;
    • Selfhood as such should revere
    • that his breathing awakens life. He commits himself to this
    • being on the earth. Just as he commits himself to these things
    • with what is deepest in you, with your selfhood.
    • [“Selfhood” is written in front of
    • selfhood
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    • yourself: Am I able to exclusively think about certain
    • toward us in streams and seeks to pour itself into human
    • yourself the weaving thoughts:
    • Selfhood as such hides from you;
    • Selfhood as such should revere
    • Your selfhood tends towards the semblance;
    • Your selfhood then should well consider
    • With creative self it rises up;
    • Your inner self should truly grasp
    • myself one with the world.
    • question the esotericist must ask himself is: I contemplate my
    • You lose yourself in them,
    • You lose yourself in them,
    • Find yourself in them loving,
    • You as self in their circles
    • Selfhood can selflessly exist
    • encompasses our individual self, dissolves when we gaze up into
    • way, then narrow selfhood ends and becomes selfless, for it is
    • Selfhood can selflessly exist,
    • feeling selfless in his selfhood, is soon able to also develop
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    • constitutes man's inner self - thinking, feeling, willing -
    • independently than previously in the soul, shows itself to be
    • Feeling shows itself to be related to the forces which hold man
    • threshold itself. And our being able to perceive the threshold
    • of the abyss which exists between himself and nature: something
    • upwards where the region begins where man can feel himself-
    • light comes to him from outside himself.
    • air. Keep not within yourself, O man. Think not that your
    • elements, that one can no longer simply hold one's self
    • go out of yourself - go out, so to speak, through all the pores
    • with the essence of the earth itself and with the other
    • say to himself: If in my thinking I merge completely with the
    • light, I will lose myself in the light. For in the moment when
    • sun's first light of dawn you yourself should shine down on the
    • self, which wanted to surge out into the bright shining
    • you will be able to hold yourself above the effects of the
    • Your self by spirit taken from you;
    • In matter lose your self.
    • Your self by spirit taken from you;
    • In matter lose your self.
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    • a self-knowledge of belonging to this world. And when one
    • wishes to gain this self-knowledge, my dear friends, then one
    • as being part of himself. When it is warm, he is warm; when it
    • true self-knowledge. We realize that one is only human when he
    • no longer feel himself in his humanity, he will feel himself in
    • when he feels himself as one with the water element on earth he
    • there is something else. One feels fear of one's self. This is
    • life feels this fear of himself. Not so that he gets stuck in
    • yourself to humanity. The feeling of vegetable lameness must be
    • else, in waves, the ideas of self-movement arise. It is merely
    • becomes conscious, man transforms himself from a human to an
    • we fear our own self which, however, must be transformed into
    • fear you feel of self
    • The fear you feel of self
    • Your selfhood's lameness must
    • Lead you to self-awakening.
    • Your selfhood's lameness must
    • Lead you to self-awakening.
    • impulses. He can feel it himself when fits of hate and anger
    • your selfhood's death by cold
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    • activity, as thought, is anthroposophy itself.
    • the other side of the abyss, how differently he sees himself on
    • the other, physical side. He sees himself differently. He sees
    • himself as a tripartite being. He sees himself as a tripartite
    • being which expresses itself psychically in thinking, feeling
    • will transport yourself to the sphere in initiation which in
    • first admonition, which you give to yourself, is earnest. The
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    • declare myself willing, together with the Executive Committee
    • Anthroposophical Society must itself be anthroposophy. Since
    • Christmas the Anthroposophical Society must occupy itself with
    • itself. Once one has been a general member of the General
    • challenge to humanity to strive for a true knowledge of self.
    • This challenge; “O man, know thyself!” rings forth
    • thyself!”
    • know thyself!
    • Is it you yourself who,
    • convey, he still does not discover what he himself is. Rather
    • detaching itself from feeling, feeling [green] is on its own as
    • one gradually comes to feel himself outside his body; and he
    • comes to regard the world as self, and what self was, as world.
    • otherwise is sleeping in the limbs, transforms itself and
    • Let human will transform itself
    • Let human will transform itself
    • Let human will transform itself
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    • know thyself!
    • Is it you yourself who
    • itself to create it, then it will be able, through this
    • empowered force, to liberate itself from its corporeality.
    • in movement through the cosmos itself. And thirdly, if we then
    • itself, then we will gradually and harmoniously be more and
    • itself, we are then not perceiving earth forces, but we begin
    • himself as a being of warmth.
    • differentiating itself into various nuances of color.
    • my warmth; one must say: I enlighten myself by thinking through
    • man, see yourself in the kingdom of elements.
    • man, through the cosmic circling renew yourself.
    • man, recreate yourself through celestial wisdom.
    • myself attracted to the starry sky; I want to go up there and
    • it again to a standstill, thus making the earth itself a
    • come to feel myself as a human being outside my body in the
    • And you shall see yourself
    • And you shall see yourself
    • know thyself!
    • Is it you yourself who
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    • itself sufficiently and is free of prejudice. But it is just in
    • them to be self-evident. It is obvious that everyone sitting
    • I drag myself through life from birth till death in order to
    • universe, and say to yourself: as human beings we are related
    • physical eye when it is observing. Plato himself described
    • really immerse yourself in what the initiate relates with your
    • to enter esoteric life yourself.
    • use it correctly. Imagine yourself vividly in this meditating
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    • himself from the narrow limits of his
    • certain way incorporates itself into a general universal
    • individual gradually frees himself from the limits of his
    • personality, when he finds himself meditating in an ever more
    • of how he places himself in the cosmos through each of these
    • itself be taught by the beings we have always referred to as
    • stars, sense that cosmic space itself is sending us words.
    • world-foundation itself. It is what makes us earth-people.
    • the language of the cosmos itself in the majestic tones
    • our own intimate inner self; that the angel interprets and
    • self — it is possible to perceive oneself as
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    • itself as an invitation to knowledge:
    • O man, know thyself!
    • Is it you yourself who
    • Self-knowledge, my dear sisters and brothers, is what, in a
    • cosmic knowledge to stream out of the spiritual world itself;
    • thyself!
    • And then, once you have recited such a mantra to yourself,
    • guide to intimate self-observation.
    • mind, the soul should imagine itself as being perfectly silent.
    • But the soul should also imagine itself to already be on the
    • spiritual world. And, although being perfectly silent itself,
    • hierarchies for our self-knowledge:
    • called into cosmic being itself. This resounds from the
    • self-knowledge asserts itself in us, where the Guardian advises
    • self-knowledge. Self-knowledge, it was said, leads to
    • world-knowledge; but only if the Self can be in connection with
    • But the Self does not exist in relation to an external
    • are. So if we really wish to penetrate into our Self, into our
    • hierarchies. Therefore in entering the realm of self-knowledge
    • self-knowledge is not merely an inner brooding, but is an
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    • the spirit of the cosmos which urge us to self-observation
    • O man, know thyself!
    • Is it you yourself who,
    • thinking can be perceived in the human organism itself
    • In respect to the region of speech itself: when we say
    • which we can discover the Angeloi; in the speaking itself the
    • first cosmic space speaks, the universe itself resounds to
    • Imagine yourself walking, and perhaps moving your
    • I-organization can feel itself, can perceive itself. And
    • I-organization may be conscious of itself and come into
    • Cherubim it weaves itself into humanity and at first resounds
    • O man, know thyself!
    • Is it you yourself who,
    • And know myself in world's becoming.
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    • of it. But he also realizes that he can never know himself if
    • physical world. He must say to himself: As wonderful as it
    • myself am, what my origin and being are, cannot be found in
    • know thyself!
    • cross it. One can only cross this abyss by freeing oneself
    • indicate how the human being must comport himself when faced
    • it interpenetrates us, transforms itself into our blood.
    • we are a Self within the warmth. It all ends. We must meet
    • selfhood awakening force of warmth; he feels delight in
    • can be plagued by earthly arrogance and say to himself: In
    • itself. And what it means when
    • one. For he must feel: the inner self tends to waver to
    • In order that the soul fully dedicate itself to what is coming,
    • himself in the warmth element as it is experienced in
    • to usurp for itself the fire element that comes from the sun,
    • for itself the fire it had captured on earth and carry it
    • self-enfoldment.
    • Now he delves deeper into himself. And — note the
    • My I has its own fire, which ignites through self-enfolding.
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    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • conscious of the fact that our true highest human self cannot
    • It is the Guardian of the Threshold himself who
    • own self in order to seek the foundation of cosmic knowledge
    • in self-knowledge.
    • self-unfoldment.
    • of the first hierarchy lead us to being self-conscious.
    • Now we are exhorted to waken self-consciousness at a
    • self-consciousness what can warm our inner life with
    • self-knowledge, self-feeling, self-warming – and this
    • warmed self becomes the shining-element, so that what was
    • events, so that we can gain, from self-knowledge,
    • realm of spirit, and realize our Self from both sides of
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
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    • perceived as communications from the spiritual world itself.
    • wishes to belong to the School should present himself in life
    • heart to understand them: the admonition to self-knowledge,
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • must say to yourself: the inner source of my being is to be
    • as we look all around us we find our own self nowhere. Then
    • darkness is our self's true origin; but we cannot see
    • spiritual world in which our real self originated.
    • experience: not yet light, but the light is making itself
    • manifesting himself, as though he were becoming more intimate
    • Our inner self becomes warm when the Guardian of
    • understood?” Our inner self becomes warm. It
    • experiences itself in the warmth. And this inner self feels
    • karma and therewith the I itself.
    • “O man, know thyself!”
    • “O man, know thyself!” We will see how we, as
    • self-knowledge from all the cosmic events and beings, and the
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
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    • that is and all that is becoming as a call to self-knowledge,
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • from what the human being can experience when he feels himself
    • threshold at first feels himself to be within light, and
    • and reveals itself to be a moral element on the other side of the
    • Guardian stands, feels himself to be within weaving, living
    • through its colors. It is there, builds itself up from the
    • Not referring to the view of the rainbow itself, but to the
    • sisters and brothers, and you must put yourself correctly in the
    • Threshold's pupil finds himself when he is called to
    • And know myself in the evolving world.
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    • The call to self-knowledge, which the human soul can hear when it
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • finds himself in the reality of the spiritual worlds, within the
    • take into our souls the inner drama of self-knowledge.
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • And know myself in world-becoming
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    • out to us to seek self-knowledge, for it is the foundation
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • itself were acting together with the higher hierarchies.
    • knows itself to be in the realm of Spirit-Word borne by the
    • knows itself to be in the realm of the Spirit-Word borne by
    • – The human-I knows itself to be in the
    • the Threshold, which led us to self-knowledge, and through
    • self-knowledge over to the spiritual realm, and allowed us
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
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    • the brilliance of the Mystery of Golgotha asserted itself
    • spirit of the times himself, Michael, has founded; for it is
    • is being said but what the Michael stream itself wishes to
    • School accept certain self-evident responsibilities. It is a
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • that it be understood; for such understanding is in itself the
    • that from the spoken words about human self-knowledge the
    • existence: O man, know thyself! Yes, this desire must awaken.
    • night-cloaked wall that reveals itself as the beginning of
    • answer must come to the question: O man, know thyself!
    • it is the Guardian himself who, once he has imparted to us this
    • Where in the Self the world is fathomed:
    • O you man, know thyself!
    • “O man, know thyself!”, or if they now resound
    • Guardian of the Threshold himself. The same words: two
    • Where in the Self the world is fathomed:
    • O you man, know thyself!
    • Threshold made us aware of how our Self, before being
    • makes us aware of how this, our Self, which wills and feels and
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    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • is in that other world, in which one's own self finds its
    • Michael School. And he also spoke about human self-knowledge.
    • self-knowledge is dismaying, even shattering.
    • we must pass through knowledge of that self, which is the
    • time, in order to press forward to true self-knowledge.
    • This erroneous self-knowledge, the knowledge of the self which
    • itself the strength to create in one's own soul [Gemüt]
    • By consecrating itself to strive for healing.
    • by consecrating itself to strive for healing.
    • “Oh man, know thyself!” —, once the Guardian
    • the world. It can be nothing of itself. It can only be the
    • Of thinking, that denies itself
    • Of thinking, that denies itself
    • self-knowledge, which can only be ours if light arises beyond
    • order that we come ever and ever closer to self-knowledge, for
    • Selfhood being, that is, our true, real being, hides itself in
    • our selfhood at least feels wavering in the world's seeming,
    • being are intermixed in feeling. The selfhood which we seek
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  • Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXII (recapitulation)
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    • envision the need for self-knowledge — that constantly
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • self-knowledge, and which must be followed if the exhortation
    • “O man, know thyself” is to be realized.
    • nature [Scheineswesen] that cannot bear our true Self; but how
    • selfhood in the good sense — arises with half its
    • into our selfhood. Seeming transforms itself into being. It
    • actual self. Behind us is the glowing, sunlit physical reality,
    • See in yourself the weaving thoughts:
    • Selfhood's being hides in you;
    • Selfhood's being should revere the
    • Your selfhood tends towards the seeming;
    • Your selfhood then should understand
    • With creative actual Self it rises;
    • Your inner Self should truly grasp
    • See in yourself the weaving thoughts:
    • Selfhood's being hides in you;
    • Selfhood's being should revere the
    • Your selfhood tends towards the seeming;
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    • self-knowledge, a self-knowledge that leads to knowledge of the
    • this self-knowledge in the true sense of the word, which is the
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • selfhood and find the equilibrium for our thinking between
    • use our will forces in the cosmos. We must hold our Self erect,
    • self-knowledge. In front of us, like a black wall, is still the
    • Your Self, taken from you by spirit;
    • The Self in matter lose.  
    • You find, loving warmth, your Self
    • The Self in sorrow grind to dust.
    • Your Self vanishing in spirit's power;
    • You may constrict the Self to nothing.
    • Your Self, taken from you by spirit;
    • The Self in matter lose.
    • You find, loving warmth, your Self
    • The Self in sorrow grind to dust.
    • Your Self vanishing in spirit's power;
    • You may constrict the Self to nothing.
    • life and death, can find our own Self.
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    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • self; that the brightness, this glistening in the sunshine,
    • gloomy for our true self-knowledge.
    • self-knowledge.
    • lead to true self-knowledge in our souls.
    • out of it must come light which illumines our own Self, which
    • warms our own Self. We cannot find the firm support-point in
    • The fear you feel of self you must
    • experience fear of our own Self that is still animal-like; then
    • not be aware of fear of our own Self, but we should be aware of
    • how lame our Self is. We will awaken once we have the humility
    • to recognize the lameness of our Self.
    • But lameness of your Self
    • Must Lead to self-awakening.
    • But self-hood's death by cold,
    • The fear you feel of self you must
    • But lameness of your Self
    • Must Lead to self-awakening.
    • But self-hood's death by cold,
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    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • itself rests in deep sleep, as do the things in our soul rest
    • thought extracts itself from the black gloom. We know that
    • must have the courage to expand and intensify the Self, the I,
    • which are spoken here as the words Michael himself speaks,
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • myself. However, the one who is to receive the verse may not
    • myself. It would be useless for the one who wants to receive
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    • spiritual world itself.
    • reality occurs in the spiritual world itself. Therefore, this
    • himself. Therefore, everything communicated here is not to be
    • leadership of the School retain for itself the right to allow
    • the Michael impulse itself.
    • giving it to others as coming from himself. It was necessary to
    • someone has made such an error, he should not excuse himself by
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
    • light and will illumine your own Self. With the last
    • and turns around and looks back, he sees himself as an earthly
    • self there. He has embodied himself in spiritual being with his
    • the other side who you yourself are; you turn around again and
    • human will transform itself;
    • human will transform itself;
    • human will transform itself;
    • O man, know thyself!
    • It's you yourself who,
  • 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
    • the social demands are apparent in life itself. Despite all
    • itself for such a long time, now met only those who one would
    • workforce itself one always has the feeling: Yes, here various
    • place in human consciousness itself.
    • and their aesthetic needs. This work itself gave something to
    • brightening up of a self-created human consciousness out of the
    • when he or she turns their gaze to self-knowledge and
    • mindfulness. Science itself has also to some extent torn itself
    • when science freed itself more and more from religion, wanting
    • modern Proletarian believed that the economy itself had to
    • was believed to have come out of economic life itself, but
    • being itself, is understood, not out of economy but quite something
    • but out of life itself, as I believe they have done so during
    • myself to speak about, the day after tomorrow.
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    • have worked in a natural self-evident way and brought order
    • meeting the natural organism, as you would place yourself
    • civil life, allows itself to be between the two systems of the
    • an associated foundation for itself, a cooperative, trade
    • could, to make myself better understood as far as it is needed
    • which can only develop itself in a freer form. Out of a certain
    • worthy self-realization which will become a reality for
  • Title: The Social Question: Lecture III: Fanaticism Versus a Real Conception of Life in Social Thinking and Willing
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    • Whoever — I may say it about myself, by presenting these
    • steer itself ad absurdum. What will happen then, will reveal
    • itself soon enough.’ — People are always preoccupied with
    • social life itself, the social phenomena and impulses of life.
    • events in the social sphere to enter into actual life itself.
    • This fanaticism shows itself in the most varied masks in a
    • while it distances itself from the everyday things, from direct
    • This fanaticism should contrast itself with real truthful
    • itself, an inner state in life through which the human being
    • of itself, in the world; an incentive to experience the spirit
    • to not make myself misunderstood, I'm mentioning almost in
    • social organism. It must be placed by itself, it must be placed
    • needs to eat, drink and clothe himself. In order to do so he
    • position itself completely free of competition, resting on no
    • contained by itself as independent — but as we said, not
    • It must be able to reveal itself in full freedom, as a result
    • does not persist in being held by itself. Not only may
    • determines the inner content of spiritual life itself. Our
    • it can only uphold its self-contained content when this
    • theoretically, but can only be answered through life itself,
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    • fore gradually and slowly but it distinguished itself by
    • up the nerve of the social question and dresses itself only
    • social organism to form itself instinctively. Because the
    • expresses itself in individuals as this or that necessity to
    • the state organism and this formed itself as by necessity in
    • itself.
    • considers the social organism as something which allows itself
    • order to be a reality, must have oppositions within itself.
    • value building itself if the social organism is to be healthy,
    • life of the modern Proletariat shows, particularly for himself,
    • of itself is made into an economist. A healthy relationship can
    • unfold its relative processes by itself, when, as it happens in
    • body manages itself on its own terms and the legal and
    • to orientate itself now and towards the future. It is a given
    • itself can become a question which considers the actual right
    • actually works for himself or herself. Just think, insofar as a
    • himself. Each act of work which a person performs can never
    • can eat oneself to get nourishment.
    • others, I also make myself a garment, then surely I'm directing
    • my labour back on to myself!’ — That is only an illusion
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    • appear now again when you engage yourself deeply in the second
    • going to allow myself to deal with the spiritual question
    • of life itself, living in the social movement actually stands
    • positioned itself at a decisive moment in a hostile opposition
    • follows, as it spread itself from olden times into the direct
    • herself enlightened, call themselves atheists, can acknowledge
    • Purely scientific orientation itself works quite differently. I
    • spiritual as something which is created out of itself,
    • one must ask oneself.
    • itself, was basically only a product of thinking in the last
    • when it can govern itself through its own forces, when out of
    • unfold itself properly, calls for the ability to always develop
    • laws as those from within the state itself.
    • itself; the force of labour was placed on the market like other
    • the labour of the workers. With this he allows himself to be
    • maintains and governs itself out of its own forces, and out of
    • consider for yourself the labour laws as quite separate on the
    • social organism — if I might express myself according to
    • in future. The economic life itself can only be determined out
    • a healthy human consciousness, it is preparing itself, as I have
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    • itself with sociology, with national economics, that it
    • resisted everything which presented itself as an understanding
    • process and the circulation of the economic life itself, the
    • goes over to the other and work towards self-production in
    • then be prejudicing himself. The following can also be asked:
    • — that of the modern state. The modern state itself must
    • make itself into a big cooperative through which the production
    • self-employed.
    • to arrive at a point where you have to say to yourself: It has
    • thing above all appears clearly. One need to ask oneself:
    • economic life develops the life of rights by itself, as it will
    • centralised in itself, each has its own approach to the outer
    • history of the Hohenzollern, and ask yourself whether,
    • spiritual life itself.
    • itself naturally. From a true continuation of the proletarian
    • assigned through a natural process within itself, in the
    • itself, where people in their social communal work need to be
    • earns to make him starve, but I had to become hungry myself. I
    • brings improvements to the students, which in itself has a
    • the modern student, and ask yourself on the other hand, how
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    • we realise that its impulse has already made itself felt in the form
    • himself.’ Such an objection is so patent that even those who think as
    • just because the plant itself is not conscious of these laws? There is
    • with the word ‘Mysticism’ itself. Quite recently it happened that
    • Wagner himself ever express this conviction? Most certainly he did!
    • greater perfection in the animal and finally to self-consciousness in
    • set himself the task of bringing about this re-union in what he termed
    • asked himself: ‘Is this not evidence of a severance that has taken
    • inner and outer life is directed and controlled by himself; he
    • express itself in a symphonic whole, it is doomed to inner congestion
    • if a musician must limit himself to tones. In Beethoven's Ninth
    • could express itself outwardly in action. That which cannot be
    • the image of one human being sacrificing himself for another.
    • sacrificing himself for another reminds us of the mysterious link that
    • between Africa and America. Science itself is gradually beginning to
    • and became a self-contained being. When all men live in close
    • being was felt to lie within himself, and, when he met another
    • human Ego. The universal Wisdom, once bestowed by Nature herself now
    • Man had built a ‘Ring’ around himself and the Ring changed
    • since he himself is now entering into the sphere of Ego-wisdom
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    • mystical, abstract or indefinite thought. It expressed itself in
    • evolution, had passed into an earthly body and linked Himself with the
    • Brentano had allowed himself to be influenced by this hatred and
    • the ideas, and this is at a lower level than the picture itself.
    • cycle, repeated visibly in the Sun, repeats itself every year. But the
    • the teachings of Ammonius Saccas — felt himself living in an
    • Plotinus himself taught for a long time in Italy. But a spirit of
    • Lo! instead of a demon there appeared the Godhead Himself!
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    • of a group of self-sacrificing and devoted persons the purpose
    • of a comprehensive movement which desires to manifest itself
    • oneself today out of deepest inner experience of longer
    • mean to say, we have a form of community which nature herself
    • exercise a little self-knowledge in order to acquire what I
    • find himself in later life, by disposition of karma, in his
    • itself, if it is not to be threatened by a certain peril from
    • nothing to do with his dream consciousness itself. Man isolates
    • himself in his dream world and even more in his sleep world.
    • become the realizing of the supersensible itself.
    • fountain heads of human consciousness itself.
    • oneself as to the necessities of this study. This is the spirit
    • deny that I myself know what it means to love Anthroposophy.
    • that it has once taken these foundations into itself
    • wish that he should devote himself to the Central Executive
    • taking into itself the foundations which have existed since
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    • myself pedantically, of Anthroposophy. Thus, I shall not
    • person is guided solely by what he himself imagines; he comes
    • corrected by the natural environment itself. But, for this
    • educate oneself to receive in utter quietude of mood even that
    • necessary to educate oneself for such societies in a manner
    • during the spiritual research constantly to occupy oneself with
    • the spiritual worlds, who can call himself a spiritual
    • therefore, consider it justifiable that I myself require much
    • This time one can arrange for oneself according to one's
    • says. Fie could state these objections himself. Thus, it is
    • things into itself, as our Society has done since 1919, one
    • the defense of himself against his opponents — that is,
    • must concern himself with all sorts of things that must draw
    • himself.
    • lectures in two cycles. I set myself the task of avoiding the
    • Anthroposophical Society. Otherwise, I myself am once more made
    • however, that one shall first school oneself up to a certain
    • point for this. But this self-education is a necessity within
    • Anthroposophy itself. In this, likewise, much is lacking. If no
    • these things into itself without endangering Anthroposophical
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  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 1: Evolution and Consciousness, Lucifer, Ahriman
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    • he knew himself to be intimately bound up in everything
    • mind. He saw himself no more isolated from the great
    • than my little finger is able to think itself isolated
    • felt himself to be closely related, intimately bound up,
    • universe as a whole. The human ancestor felt himself to
    • aware of ‘forces of nature’; he felt himself
    • himself happened out of will impulses of the spirits of
    • be the way it presents itself to our observation. Then,
    • itself can do so. We find, however, that the mental
    • self-evident; otherwise we would do it differently. But
    • photographic print. It is able to think for itself,
    • itself here and there as the materialistic point of view
    • history. The art of writing is itself part of history,
    • movement. To assure himself that he has a right to do so,
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 2: East, West, and the Culture of Middle Europe, the Science of Initiation
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    • moved from the west to the east. Civilization itself
    • thinking as the soul itself became inwardly active. But
    • these peoples, constituting itself in a way that was
    • specifically isolates itself from the rest of the cosmic
    • itself able to take in the ideas coming from Asia.
    • Gospels and people took their cue from life itself. As
    • nuturing of spiritual science itself. On the basis of
    • Switzerland and I therefore defended myself by writing
    • oneself. If your eyes look straight ahead you will not
    • initiation wisdom a colossal difference shows itself
    • differentiation shows itself particularly if one takes a
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    • more powerful than Christ Jesus himself. Acting as the
    • indwelt by the god himself but inspired by God, given
    • hand. He would take that to be self-evident. At the time
    • for someone to consider himself more than the
    • profess himself to be German in public life, not as an
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    • from human instincts, human selfishness, comes to
    • pity to give oneself up to the harmful illusion —
    • occupied itself with the contemplation of what had
    • help oneself. And then, even when this had been said,
    • issue, as it was self-evident that the typesetter must
    • Records’ error and not he himself. In his view the
    • myself referring again and again to the pastoral issued
    • fully himself and is an immoral person if he does not
    • the present to admit to oneself: 'If you go by the spirit
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    • analyzing it bit by bit as it presents itself to the eye.
    • anthroposophy to come alive in oneself first of all, and
    • self-gratification, a kind of spiritual snobbery, but to
    • put forward by myself and other friends are often
    • all the changes and really say to oneself: Things have
    • lips morally speaking, full of inner self
    • about — and then find yourself — I am not
    • movement where all untruth eliminates itself because we
    • itself to be what it is.
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    • living comprehension an abomination and base yourself
    • are located. As soon as you base yourself on atomistic
    • ideas you find yourself in a materialism that must lead
    • impresses itself on the senses. You will come to see this
    • could be perceived as a spark of the divine self in the
    • self-observation. About the thirty-second year,
    • shall achieve genuine self-observation; for instance by
    • materiality. You must observe yourself, this time looking
    • for truth in an abstract way within himself; he or she is
    • that materialism shows itself to be what it is — a
    • and mystical, inducing a feeling of self-gratification
    • to yourself that it will cause feeblemindedness. Quite
    • step boldly into reality, saying to himself: 'I will have
    • audience which he himself has prepared by asking them to
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 7: Materialism, Mysticism, Anthroposophy, Liberalism, Conservatism
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    • matter of the earth. This form of self-perception takes
    • working towards anthroposophy always bases itself on
    • himself obliged not to refute Spengler's view in the
    • that presents itself in the physical world is an image of
    • possible to prepare oneself carefully to gain
    • flesh, creating a physical Image of itself that consists
    • itself away from the brain. People must make efforts to
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 8: The Opposition of Knowledge and Faith, Its Overcoming
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    • substance, that felt itself to be in communion with
    • world, to make it part of oneself, had of course been
    • something into human evolution that now presents itself
    • oneself by the opposite name, as it were. Humanity must
    • individual who calls himself by a particular name. The
    • necessity of the present time you find yourself little
    • seeing oneself and other followers as King Jesus' army,
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 9: East, West, and Middle
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    • the ideal model of himself and was able to say to
    • himself: ‘My ideal model looks like this. This
    • to put yourself in the state of soul of someone living in
    • of something that once presented itself to the soul as
    • himself as soul and spirit, part of a whole cosmos of
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 10: Transition from the Luciferic to the Ahrimanic Age and the Christ Event to Come
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    • This only concerns itself with forces that can be abstracted from nature
    • It is therefore making itself felt in real life.
    • itself to humankind in those four forms. You cannot, however, use the
    • preparing oneself for future earth lives — to allow ahrimanic
    • indefinite but nevertheless tangible fear of life. This will show itself
    • strength the earth itself cannot provide. This is the strength that has
    • show itself in the growing generation is to prepare ourselves for the
    • described by the way it presents itself on the outside. We ought to base
    • itself today; human beings themselves have developed the energies and
    • church concerns itself with things that have no application in practical
    • uniting itself with the physical world. The Christ who will be coming
    • be Christian in itself. The people who are involved in it will be
  • Title: Polarities in Evolution: Lecture 11: Modern Science and Christianity, Threefold Social Order, Goetheanism
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    • to be added — the spirit-self, the life-spirit, and
    • spirit-self, a life-spirit and a spirit-man. We know from
    • that the elements we refer to as spirit-self, life-spirit
    • evolve into spirit-man, life-spirit and spirit-self, and
    • life-spirit and a spirit-self. The earth has nothing to
    • earth must be seen as something that cannot in itself
    • achieve full development of the spirit-self, life-spirit-
    • spirit-self, life-spirit and spirit-man. If we had to
    • ourselves we would have to do without spirit-self,
    • not itself originated in that realm; because the Christ
    • human beings — to develop the spirit-self,
    • ourselves that the earthly realm itself does not contain
    • development to spirit-self, life-spirit and spirit-man
    • scene. It also addressed itself to the Gospels. Very many
    • addressed itself to the Gospels — this was
    • idea of logical necessity. He said to himself:
    • encompass everything, must smash itself to pieces, and
    • cannot help us with this. Science itself has to become
    • spirit-self.
    • never develop the spirit-self. All we could develop would
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    • person say "I" to a fellow human being. Only to himself can man speak
    • "Yahweh" meant nothing other than "I" or "I am." That the God himself
    • expresses himself in the human being, it should mean. And only that
    • the God-being reveals itself. The revelation of God in man is a fourth
    • himself. It is a spark from the sea of the Godhead that flashes in man.
    • Just as a drop from the sea is not the sea itself, but only a drop from
    • own life experience in yourself and in other people, you will also have
    • a here and there, but an everywhere; it is as if you yourself slipped
    • of the physical desires, and the more he has already made himself
    • experiences within himself perfect spiritual freedom, and he henceforth
    • into himself like a fruit of life, which he can now freely process
    • within himself. He now forms an archetype for a new life in the
    • that he must first attach a new astral body to himself. Then, so to
    • so the astral substance arranges itself to the reincarnating I. Then,
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    • man to work himself out of this world-mechanism.
    • sight of a noble, selfless devotion to an ideal, through
    • genuine, unselfish human feeling. It was well if, in these
    • Earth-evolution; the body itself can contribute nothing more to
    • the body itself, it is forsaken by the activity of the beings
    • — but that he may consciously raise himself to
    • into the lives of men. Then that attitude will make itself
    • ordered and self-dependent. This is the result of passing over
    • assert itself in various fields. Man is just at the stage of
    • of human evolution itself dictates that. For this reason, I
  • Title: Problems of Our Time: Lecture II
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    • comparatively easy, for human egotism asserts itself there
    • man went through in soul and spirit expressed itself into much
    • sorts of things, and is not ashamed to develop himself. But at
    • been arranged by his Angel and himself during the preceding
    • time claim that they appeal to unselfish, not to egoistic human
    • and what displayed itself as science, art or religion was like
    • down on me from the stars, and what I myself am as to my bodily
    • all that will happen of itself. Something fatalistic has
    • waiting until the air improves of itself.”
    • the spiritual must be sought behind language itself.
    • himself of a pension as well as an income — something
    • of immortality needs an activity of soul, that thou thyself
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    • happens with humanity itself, in that it has to experience
    • to unite Himself with that body for earthly activity. Through
    • Soul, the Event of Golgotha itself came to be regarded more
    • accomplished within the supersensible and reveal itself in the
    • awaken in himself — but which simply must be awakened.
    • feel what I am saying as a self-evident fact, but attention
    • of the world, not selfishly subsisting alone, or bounded by
    • presents itself the fruit we carry through the gate of death
    • for life; how this fantasy asserted itself with shattering
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    • fearful disaster. The proletariat found itself in a new
    • It was itself called upon, to a considerable extent, to set its
    • ideas to which for years the proletariat had devoted itself
    • itself in a terrific disaster.
    • civilized world occupied itself for several years in killing,
    • proletariat which has educated itself in a rigorous school of
    • of the old order have proved itself much more effective than it
    • verification of any theory. Anyone who, like myself, has worked
    • in this catchword itself that we find expressed the whole
    • has torn itself away, as regards science, as regards
    • exist as a self-dependent part of the social organism
    • question. This is the first of the three self-dependent members
    • deeply in man himself, which we can draw out of him in such a
    • limit myself to a short lecture, I must risk being charged with
    • will reveal itself in its true form if we take socialism
    • sphere of economic production itself there should be no more
    • Nature to accommodate herself to our prices; prices must be
    • self-dependent, controlled only by the economic forces
    • and in such a way that within this self-dependent control the
    • (a) The spiritual organization with control of itself on the
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