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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • the life of sensation, the life of perception through which we bring
  • within itself all that brings us as human beings in touch with the
  • perception does indeed bring the world to us, but from one standpoint
  • us? What might we not bring forth from the depths of our soul! And if
  • we did bring it forth, how much more nobly should we feel about the
  • sensation: within me are endless depths; could I but bring them
  • forth, my feeling would become richer and richer. I can only bring
  • bring a portion of the outer world into our inner life through our
  • perception and thought; and we are only able to bring forth a part of
  • world had not co-operated in order to bring about the hardening of
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 2: The Vision of the Ideal Human Being
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  • nature of man. To-day I shall try to bring forward other experiences
  • Anyone who means to bring up a child seriously will take care not to
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • brings death. Each act of Feeling and each act of Willing brings
  • towards us and brings about in us the sensation of light; but looking
  • existence between birth and death, they would bring about the same
  • brings us into inner disharmony. If there were true unison between
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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  • wisdom depends on the development of Will and Feeling, bringing
  • lie on the physical plane in order to bring about a time in the
  • is able to bring forth from the treasure of his will sufficient power
  • the feeling-will, the will which brings forth reality out of wisdom,
  • at first heaves and surges in wisdom. Here, we bring forth wisdom
  • that we may bring forth realities from this surging flowing wisdom.
  • answer to this, may I bring forward the following?
  • First Cause which pervades all and brings all into a certain harmony.
  • create freely through wisdom, to bring about something spiritual as
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • Impulse brings us to the midnight of the world: our desire towards
  • not bring it into our earthly consciousness, for we should then rob
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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  • spiritual lectures and turn aside. It may be necessary to bring them
  • must first prepare by bringing sympathetic understanding. The Spirit
  • to bring about one of these possibilities; thou canst change this
  • between these incarnations, so that at length we may be able to bring
  • which we are able to bring back with us again to the physical plane,
  • normal length of human life. His illness brings him to an early
  • think that he would gain what has just been described by bringing
  • one has to bring the stream of spiritual life apparently without
  • lead us further to our re-embodiment, which we bring about through
  • incarnation as are the other forces we bring with us at birth. I have
  • already mentioned that we transform the forces we bring over from the
  • of the Spirit — this we bring over with us into existence, but
  • Spirit, bring something into earthly life with them when they enter
  • not gradually bring with us as human beings a surplus of spirit, as
  • people's souls that they will be able to bring this Spirit into