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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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    • human being. The above is an exoteric consideration. Esoterically it
    • of our own being - 'personified karma.' The next
    • necessity for being and for decay. We see the Beings causing both and
    • which will enable human beings to take the right course in many
    • within itself all that brings us as human beings in touch with the
    • world. What a human being wills, and what flows from his will into
    • beings, stimulating them or revealing the worth of man — in
    • man can really possess as a soul-being, is expressed, when we mention
    • four-fold human being. In ordinary life, the difference does not
    • our inner being when we have worked upon the sensation. But we have
    • our own inner being than are thought and perception. When we wish to
    • respect to the will. How different we human beings are with respect
    • feeling is inward, it is still possible for different human beings to
    • are directed to one and the same object, that is, two human beings
    • constitutes the individual worth of a human being, how from this
    • soul-being which he is during the night; when he is unconscious
    • soul-being as his own human nature outside the body, then a new world
    • extent, the tiny being, the man, who formerly seemed to stand in the
    • sees the human being which sparkles with light, the whole skin
    • if one does this, one sees something more in this shining being; one
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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    • Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
    • temptation to become a permanent spiritual being and to remain in
    • veiled from Lucifer by being enveloped in a physical body. Man now no
    • establish his worth as a human being there must be a higher life and
    • being dwells in the physical body he endeavours to enhance his value,
    • what a human being goes through between death and rebirth; but let us
    • everything around one in the spirit-land, spiritual beings and
    • Ideal Man himself as religion. We learn that the various Beings of
    • image of Divine Being in the form of man, as the highest divine work
    • knowledge, still, under the guidance of the higher Spiritual Beings
    • is a kind of instruction which speaks directly to our inner being,
    • own forces directly into our inner being. Earthly teachers speak to
    • depths of the soul itself. Now, while being instructed by the Gods,
    • divine forces we should become a spiritual being, but this being
    • image which the human being has formed from his earthly existence, is
    • attraction through the parents is felt, when the human being is
    • expressed by his being enveloped by the body. He is surrounded by the
    • see it; he sees this world of Spiritual Beings and spiritual events
    • that which a human being can comprehend with the intellect that is
    • in us without our being conscious of it. Thus we stand here as human
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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    • out for our good. In Feeling, Spirit Beings live but they do not
    • with willing, but more so, as it is the Causal Being, living in the
    • flow into the Christ Being - IN CHRISTO MORIMUR.
    • also show us what a complicated being man really is as he exists in
    • the world. Can we think otherwise than that this human being must be
    • a very complicated being, when we reflect how the true ideal of man,
    • of the religion of the Gods and that all the Spiritual Beings
    • when a human being receives impressions of the outer world, he
    • being there appears not only this light and this colour, but, in
    • deeper into our being we discover that while we are conscious of
    • perception, no sensation from outside without a sort of corpse being
    • say: ‘Here I see a human being; I know that he has the
    • consciousness pours forth something, pervades his whole being with
    • three-fourths penetrate into us without our being aware of them. When
    • as we are now; we should want to become spiritual beings at the stage
    • world, we can then spiritualise our being; we shall however, be less
    • but still we shall be spiritual, angelic beings.’
    • spiritual world, and how important the Being is, who is called the
    • which penetrates our being. And in so far as it penetrates our being
    • without our being able to illuminate it with the light of
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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    • existence, being. One might say that the more unspiritual a person
    • approach the ideal of humanity as real being. This approach has to
    • of this spirit. He is always faced with the danger of not being able
    • feeling which we have just mentioned as being necessary. I have often
    • object? What is the law of this Being, or this process? Or, on the
    • physical plane arrive at being a soul that guides itself. On the
    • the things themselves. On the spiritual plane things and Beings
    • there and we stand before them and are continually being questioned
    • some Being in the spiritual world; inevitably it asks us a question.
    • being is infinitely deep; all answers are within us — but we
    • rebirth we stand before a Being which questions us. We have not
    • our next incarnation, through the good Gods, without being conscious
    • progressively to answer the questioning Beings more and
    • meets a spiritual Being. This Being repeatedly questions him and he
    • consciously to help spiritual beings, that is, souls who were not on
    • will permeated with feeling, or feeling-filled-will being changed
    • we may speak of a Divine Being who pervades it. In the nineteenth
    • the phenomena and beings of the world are held together by a divine
    • arrive at a Divine Being who pervades all; and when we consider this
    • Divine Being more closely, this God of the philosophers, we find that
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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    • known and the Beings of higher hierarchies. The difference in
    • creation illuminates our being and we learn to know the 'New
    • being is the Holy Ghost. 'Holy' means a Spirit without
    • the physical plane that part of his being which belongs to that
    • the inner being of the person who has died, his human soul nature,
    • solid, material earth, to see there the beings belonging to the
    • the cause of thy being able to see what is outspread before thee, as
    • the inward experience of the fruit of our life being in the universe;
    • feeling and experience of our inmost earthly nature being outside us.
    • expands a vast number of elemental beings. Our memories grow dim and
    • in their place we see emerge a vast number of elemental beings out of
    • presence; it exists. Every thought is alive, is a living being. Now
    • forming thoughts, thou wast producing nothing but elemental beings.
    • direct vision what elemental beings are, because this is the first
    • time we come to know the elemental beings we have ourselves produced.
    • elemental beings. It now shows its true face, as it were and its
    • age of twenty, because it is there as a living elemental being, it
    • old and we should see it clearly. These elemental beings themselves
    • stands before us, because the living beings reveal their own
    • beings, which surrounded us during life and which we see at death, we
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  • Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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    • for certain beings in the spiritual world with whom we only meet when
    • we enter this world. And the sight of the pain we cause these beings
    • but also of all the human beings with whom we were closely connected
    • as if we had not been with these human beings before — we are
    • existence, we see clearly in these human beings what we owe to them
    • human beings we see, as it were, the activities which in the future
    • the possibility arises of our being tormented by the truth, the
    • this our present condition, certain elemental beings disturb us (this
    • can happen); these elemental beings do not allow us to acquire these
    • yield to these elemental beings which approach and will not suffer
    • acquire these capacities; but we thereby injure the elemental beings
    • is, that when we are reborn we find that one or more human beings are
    • possessed by these elemental beings and are inspired with
    • happen that if we yield, these hostile elemental beings who act
    • of a small number of seeds being used in every case to continue the
    • and attained the development possible to them. Beings have to exist,
    • which are used to form the ground-work from which other beings can
    • essential task is that the human being then constructs the archetype
    • Long, long before the human being
    • fruit of our last earthly life. But the human being does not always
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