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• Title: Esoteric Development: Introduction
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  • invariably find out as much about it as he can beforehand from those
  • Outline will do much to explain this. If the reader finds in such
  • Philosophy of Freedom, he will find his confidence in thinking
  • direct experience. This is important, because he will find as he
  • activity, but is the very vehicle by which he finds his way to
  • to which the reader will find Rudolf Steiner calls attention again
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VII: The Great Initiates
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  • — finds expression in Initiates giving to the various peoples
  • find reference to certain virtues in the forefront of those
  • pupil. These six virtues which you find mentioned in every
  • way as Goethe. But you find among others, too, something of the
  • should again bring us. You find it in the case of a German, a young,
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture I: Inner Development
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  • life within you and external life. You probably would find yourself
  • finds previously hidden opportunities for evil lurking around him. In
  • find a similar relationship to our actions, that is, to exercise
  • you observe nature, you will find in it a certain rhythm. You will,
  • to know the rhythm inherent in physical nature increasingly finds in
  • will find the God in himself if he awakens the divine organs within
  • himself and finds his higher divine self in his surroundings, just as
  • he finds his lower self solely by means of using his eyes and ears.
  • a person finds someone who can draw out these abilities, they will
  • that he must find the others in himself. There is a delicate
  • distinction between these two sentences: “To find the others in
  • oneself,” and “To find oneself in the others.” In
  • saw himself.” To find oneself — not in egotistical
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VIII: The Path of Knowledge and Its Stages
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  • orderly thinking through this study in the physical plane will find
  • The pupil must find for himself such symbols in language. In this way
  • has been wonderfully portrayed in an ancient saga. You find a
  • the eye, the pupil acquires knowledge of the sun. One finds the
  • concentrated. Or he finds the sun in concentrating on the eye. This
  • different from the beloved chatter about self-knowledge. One finds
  • the things one finds in the astral world which draw man down and lead
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture IX: Imaginative Knowledge and Artistic Imagination
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  • symbolism one finds genuine knowledge there. He who knows the
  • significance of a mineral finds entry to the upper region of
  • finds entry to the Arupa regions of Devachan. Thus the gaze of the
  • must find entry into the whole world.
  • One finds also in German
  • Satyr type, in which we find a completely different form of the
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture II: The Psychological Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • will never speak otherwise about positive findings of super-sensible
  • note of the findings of this research (as they appear in contemporary
  • findings of the spiritual researcher.
  • communicated his findings, ordinary unprejudiced logic is sufficient.
  • be continued. As a second possibility, the self may find that it is
  • “soul” finds himself with respect to his bodily
  • to show that certain findings of modern natural science, if thought
  • spiritual researcher. Shaftesbury finds that by means of the
  • is reflected, one can then find this thought epistemologically
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture X: The Three Decisions on the Path of Imaginative Cognition
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  • it is still in the body, in order to find those spiritual realms
  • to have experience of the spiritual worlds, we must find the
  • approaches. And what now occurs is that one finds the possibility of
  • lose myself but I find myself again.” That is an experience
  • one knows that one will find oneself again. One must make the
  • that one shall find oneself again there. This is an experience that
  • find described in the book, Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its
  • and find himself in completely strange worlds. The
  • on the battlefield — is finding now in these alien experiences
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture IV: The Attainment of Spiritual Knowledge
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  • principles you will now find pursued everywhere in the concrete
  • it, we shall find that we are dependent for one upon heredity, for
  • air, and the vibrating warmth, you will not find it so very unlikely
  • one finds that it is something creative, that it is that which, at
  • must find the way back into one's sympathies and antipathies —
  • suffering. Only through this can we really find our way into the
  • can be tested, and indeed one will find that this testing is the
  • to find active spirit within us in order to be able to perceive the
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture III: Supersensible Knowledge: Anthroposophy as a Demand of the Age
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  • contribution in the findings about relationships throughout the
  • But we find eminently clear
  • has had some practice in scientific work to use the findings of
  • arrive, perhaps deep within a forest. Here we find the absolute
  • back from this stage; they cannot find the courage to make the
  • that man is spirit; and can find his true satisfaction only in the
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture V: General Demands Which Every Aspirant For Occult Development Must Put to Himself
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  • find fault and to criticize.
  • circumstances of their lives oblige many people to find fault and
• Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VI: Further Rules in Continuation of the General Demands
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  • He would soon find himself standing in life without support were he