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  • Title: Lecture: The Etherisation of the Blood
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    • has insulted him. Without thinking, he is roused to anger and gives
    • contemplation, thinking — and about the will and its impulses on
    • your own thinking, of your personal resolutions. When someone knocks
    • a decision of your own thinking and will. If you are hungry and seat
    • way, namely through sleep. When we are asleep we do not think;
    • thoughts. Human thinking is the shadowing forth of ideas and beings
    • you represent thinking rightly to yourself when you picture the human
    • processes are reflected in the human head as thinking.
  • Title: Lecture: Buddha and Christ: The Sphere of the Bodhisattvas
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    • Let us think once again of the
    • thinking, right action, and so on. The words uttered by the Maitreya
  • Title: Festivals/Easter: Lecture III: The Death of A God and Its Fruits In Humanity
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    • single whole. We need think only of industry, of railways, of
  • Title: Faith, Love, Hope: The Third Revelation
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    • child cannot speak, cannot think; everything must be done for it by
    • no understanding which can be attributed to thinking. What the child
    • to think by talking; learns gradually to apprehend in clear thought
    • — a first period when it can neither speak nor think, a second
    • when it can speak but not yet think, and a third when it becomes
    • can either speak or think. What is done for the child by its
    • thinking. People, however, have now learnt to speak — or, rather,
    • understands what it says before it can think. In the context of
  • Title: Faith, Love, Hope: Towards the Sixth Epoch
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    • think of it only in a materialistic way, was faced with great
    • intelligible. The parents were thinking so much about their son that
    • Just think how in the human souls now on earth the inner force is
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture IX: The Etherization of the Blood
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    • thinking, he is roused to anger and gives vent to it by striking the
    • forming mental pictures, thinking, and the will and its impulses
    • really the outcome of your own thinking and forming of mental
    • a true decision of your own thinking and willing. If you are hungry
    • way, namely, through sleep. When you are asleep you do not think; you
    • thinking is the shadow-image of mental pictures and beings belonging
    • thinking rightly to yourself when you picture the human head thus
    • are reflected in the human head as thinking. Continuous streams move
    • thinking during the night with the influence of divine-spiritual
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Christ Impulse in Historical Development - Lecture 1
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    • through our senses, and then think about the impressions we have
    • thinking about them, our soul is now within the after-effects of what
    • thoughts on the external world. If, for instance, someone can think
    • to have a certain line of conduct so that you cannot think as you like
    • time after the Christ Event people did not think as intellectually as
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Christ Impulse in Historical Development - Lecture 2
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    • thinking. We cannot help sensing that in everything that surrounds us
    • the Russian philosopher and thinker, a real clairvoyant, though
    • they stood alone on the heights of thinking, we may now place them on
    • special investigation into what the purely intellectual thinkers from
    • appear to have least of it. Who inspired all the thinkers who are
    • over into the other. What is there to offer the thinking man's thirst
    • West, where all the thinking is expressed more in the style of —
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: Rosicrucian Christianity - Lecture 1
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    • Blavatsky. We must think especially of the first part of the
    • perception was the vital factor, not intellectual thinking. Human
    • harmonious interplay between thinking and willing. They saw the will
    • achieve such harmony of willing and thinking in their own soul in the
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: Jeshu ben Pandira - Lecture 1
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    • thinking, our memory. Memory and thought are not physical. They belong
    • thinking by the terms sympathy, antipathy. We consider one
    • thinking, feeling and willing.
    • been thinking really intensely, we most easily fall asleep; and so if
    • ourselves with something which requires concentrated thinking —
    • thinking, when it is not pervaded by emotion.
    • individuality than our ordinary thinking, our ordinary act of
    • relationship with three worlds through the impulses of thinking,
    • astral. Under ordinary circumstances, the thinking of the scientist,
    • us is to unite feelings with our thoughts. Thinking carries us only
    • At present we live in an epoch in which thinking is mainly developed,
    • preparatory stage of thinking. Hence the history of philosophy begins
    • scientific thinking appear. Intellectual thinking develops for the
    • think materialistically when he admits the validity of matter alone
    • concepts and ideas, by means of thinking, to make the goal
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: Jeshu ben Pandira - Lecture 2
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    • head. A person who permits himself to do such a thing must think for
    • will awakes the moment thinking falls asleep. And the will slips into
    • thinking. This, we nurture and sharpen, especially by the development
    • thinking, with concepts. The best method of developing good thinking
    • to unravel something by thinking, by conceiving. In this connection,
    • one's understanding for other beings? If we think the matter over in
    • transparent thinking, whereas otherwise we develop a scrappy,
    • illogical thinking. It is a fact that truly spiritual principles can
    • thinking in our day. One can suffer the pains of martyrdom from the
    • illogical thinking, and a sense of well-being in connection with
    • clear, transparent thinking. This signifies that he has acquired a
    • Illogical thinking is extraordinarily widespread; at no time has
    • illogical thinking been so widespread as precisely in our time, in
    • logical thinking. Here is an example that may well seem somewhat
    • And just think what a misfortune has befallen me! I have come from the
    • notes about all. I think there were eleven different prescriptions.
    • develop coherence in thinking, but especially absorption in the matter
    • in hand. All these things work together in the soul. Scrappy thinking
    • thinking seems to have nothing to do with it. All obstinacy, all
    • self-seeking, have a destructive effect upon thinking. All
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  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Christ Impulse as Living Reality - Lecture 1
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    • dogma, when in fact they are extremely dogmatic. They think they are
    • been superseded. People who think in a monistic way are only held
    • Facts of real life can show us this. There are many people who think
    • thinking, and it is therefore not possible on this basis to turn it
    • difficult thoughts and think to such an extent that we get tired, then
    • thinking, of intellectuality. This is why the abstract sciences are
    • in the materialistic thinking of the world and in Spiritual Science.
    • Thinking this through logically you will realise the logic in this
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Dawn of Occultism in the Modern Age - Lecture 1
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    • into the impulses contained in the thinking, — willing and
    • modern, intellectual kind of thinking, direct perception was then the
    • this, but Lessing's whole mode and manner of thinking is such that the
    • Think of a pair of scales. There must be only one fulcrum, for if
    • kind of thinking which admits the reality of a fulcrum or pivotal
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Dawn of Occultism in the Modern Age - Lecture 2
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    • of will by which it was accompanied. Think for a moment of Bismarck
    • he had to face when he took his decision to go to war in 1866; think
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The True Attitude To Karma
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    • forth? Many people might think that Anthroposophy is just another kind
    • into such questions? Let us admit that we really do begin by thinking
    • be answered in a moment, as so many people would like to think. Today,
    • expressed in the way indicated above. We will think of how
    • not at all to his liking. But now think of him at the age of fifty.
    • sufferings and deprivations was natural at the time; but now I think
    • between birth and death. And if we think deeply about life as a whole,
    • may turn, then, to think about the happiness and joys of life. A man
    • his sufferings will have a strange experience when he comes to think
    • thinks about the possibility of the relationship to this person having
    • is only what has come into him from outside. Laziness of thinking has
    • man who thinks he can find the self by staring into his inner being,
    • from them, all leads to true self-knowledge. When we think deeply
    • thy thinking cosmic thoughts are living,’
    • says a soul who thinks
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: Intimate Workings of Karma
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    • with the all-prevailing spirit. Please do not think that the emphasis
    • has befallen me, but thinking about it, I can see that it would not
    • picture to ourselves that it was due to our own slackness. If we think
    • of previous incarnations. For just think what mental effort is
    • think that everyone must be a fanatic on the subject of which he
    • head, the intellect; he was a great and splendid thinker, but his
    • caused by his thinking, and the rays of his influence shone out with
  • Title: Esoteric Christianity: The Mission of Christian Rosenkreutz
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    • underestimate the effects of such a revolution in thinking,
    • ask: What has occultism to say about this revolution in thinking?
    • their thinking he spoke roughly as follows: Let us look at the future
    • Think of the completely different mood of his docta ignorantia.
    • the whole of mankind. That people think like Copernicus or Giordano
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture I. The Dawn of Occultism in the Modern Age
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    • into the impulses contained in the thinking, the will and the deeds of
    • modern, intellectual kind of thinking, direct perception was
    • this, but Lessing's whole mode and manner of thinking is such that the
    • Think of a pair of scales. There must be only one fulcrum, for
    • thinking which admits the reality of a fulcrum or pivotal point in the
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture II. The Dawn of Occultism in the Modern Age
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    • will by which it was accompanied. Think for a moment of Bismarck and
    • decision to go to war in 1866; think of what tumultuous feelings, what
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture III. The True Attitude to Karma
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    • laws of reincarnation, karma and so forth? ... Many people may think
    • into such questions? Let us admit that we really do begin by thinking
    • not be answered in a moment, as so many people would like to think.
    • expressed in the way indicated above. We will think of how Theosophy
    • sufferings are not at all to his liking. But now think of him at the
    • think quite differently about them; I realise now that the sufferings
    • life between birth and death. And if we think deeply about life as a
    • then, to think about the happiness and joys of life. A man who adopts
    • sufferings, will have a strange experience when he comes to think
    • thinks about the possibility of the relationship to this person once
    • man who thinks he can find the Self by delving into his inner life and
    • When we think deeply about Saturn, Sun, Moon, we lose ourselves in
    • thinking” — so says a soul who thinks in the sense of
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture IV. Intimate Workings of Karma
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    • interwoven with the all-prevailing Spirit. Please do not think that
    • thinking about this misfortune, I can see that it would not have come
    • to our own slackness. If we think this out by way of experiment, we
    • of previous incarnations. For just think what mental effort is
    • of a writer may be to give an objective exposition. They think that
    • great and splendid thinker but his conscious philosophy was of far
    • restrictions caused by his own thinking, the rays of his influence
  • Title: Mission/Rosenkreutz: Lecture VII. The Mission of Gautama Buddha on Mars
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    • thinking, accompanied as it was by a corresponding change in the life
    • ask: What has occultism to say about this revolution in thinking?
  • Title: Lecture: Esoteric Studies: Cosmic Ego and Human Ego
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    • who think thus concerning Christ will worship and extol ... the
  • Title: Lecture: Facing Karma
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    • now he must think differently about it. He must say to himself that the
    • thinking has no place in this quest. So we must inquire about the other
    • thoughts. Thus, a soul thinking in anthroposophy exclaims, “In thy
    • thinking cosmic thoughts are living.” He then adds to these words,
    • In thy thinking cosmic thoughts are living;
  • Title: Jeshu ben Pandira: Lecture I
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    • thinking, our memory. Memory and thought are not something
    • love and hate, what we designate in our thinking by the terms
    • thinking really intensely, we most easily fall asleep; and so if we
    • with something which requires concentrated thinking — study a
    • individuality than is ordinary thinking not pervaded by
    • ordinary thinking, our ordinary act of conceiving. So we must now say
    • Under ordinary circumstances, the thinking of the scientist, of the
    • thoughts. Thinking carries us only into the astral world.
    • epoch in which thinking is primarily developed, in which man receives
    • stage of thinking. Hence the history of philosophy begins with
    • Thales. Only after the Graeco-Latin epoch does scientific thinking
    • appear. Intellectual thinking comes for the first time about
    • will this be unattainable. A person may think materialistically when
    • means of thinking, to make the goal understandable and to
  • Title: Jeshu ben Pandira: Lecture II
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    • himself to do such a thing must think for many, many weeks about
    • when thinking falls asleep. And the will slips into the pictures that
    • aspect of the super-sensible life, to thinking. As to this, we nurture
    • which seem to have nothing whatever to do with thinking, with the
    • concepts. By no method do we develop good thinking better than by
    • intensifying of attentiveness, do we render our thinking sagacious.
    • Absorption means striving to unravel something by thinking, by
    • for other beings? If we think the matter over in this case, we are
    • thinking, whereas otherwise we develop a scrappy, illogical thinking.
    • results. There is an extraordinary amount of wrong thinking in our
    • actual pain when confronted by illogical thinking, and a sense
    • of well-being in connection with clear, transparent thinking. This
    • erroneous. Illogical, thinking is spread abroad in
    • extraordinary volume; at no time has illogical thinking been so
    • pride themselves so much on their logical thinking. Here is an
    • remedy for everything. And just think what a misfortune has befallen
    • and he promised to do everything, making notes about all. I think
    • thinking, but especially absorption in the matter in question. All
    • these things work together in the soul. Such scrappy thinking has the
    • morose, hypochondriacal. What is so extremely necessary to thinking
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