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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 1: The Four Spheres of the Inner Life
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  • pure ideals which the idealist draws down from his contact with the
  • way, we have the idea that we must, to begin with, develop ourselves
  • merely something which gives us thoughts and ideas, but which can
• 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
  • Ideal.' We learn that this is the work of the hierarchies, this
  • prevent our return to help the human ideal. A big battle ensues
  • between Lucifer and the gods. And the human ideal is thrown out from
  • attraction is felt to the future parents, and the human ideal is
  • pictures which do not belong to our experience like the ideas in
  • has to offer, which, in one person is but dim religious ideas, in
  • alone, but will provide it with ideas regarding a super-sensible
  • the human ideal; this appears like a mighty spiritual structure,
  • Ideal Man himself as religion. We learn that the various Beings of
  • the creative activity of the Gods is the Ideal Man. That Ideal Man
  • man has within him. Thus a picture of Ideal Man is ever present to
  • be able to see this temple of humanity, this high ideal of humanity.
  • disregard it, that this most sublime Ideal Man, the goal of the Gods,
  • life between death and rebirth the ideal of humanity stands, as it
  • irreligious there. The religious ideal of the spirit-land is ever
  • It is only when a teacher has first called forth ideas in us, that he
  • to desire to tread the path towards the ideal we see.
  • distant point of time we see the ideal of humanity; but the forces
  • rebirth; as we follow our life further and further and see the ideal
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• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 3: The Senses and the Luciferic Temptation
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  • illumined by what we can acquire of Spiritual Science. The only ideas
  • a very complicated being, when we reflect how the true ideal of man,
  • really attains the form of ideas, only a tiny portion really enters
  • physics in its childish idea of the world says that behind colour,
  • us every possibility that exists for our becoming the Ideal Man in
  • because of this veiling we should strive towards the true ideal of
  • the perfect ideal of humanity, which would make of us perfect human
  • ideas!’ A person who says this has never formed any idea as to
  • perceive with our senses: a person who accepts religious ideas fills
  • himself with something he cannot perceive with his senses. Ideas
  • we do not use ideas gained through the perception of the senses, or
  • all. The only ideas which give us the impulse and power which we need
  • after death, are the ideas which correspond to that which is not
  • in his materialism may reject them, but if he does not acquire ideas
  • come when mankind ought to acquire ideas about the super-sensible
  • hold sway that the super-sensible ideas furnished us by spiritual
  • ideas which, when accepted, endow the soul with an uplifting power
  • upon them inwardly in the consciousness, to hold them as ideas and
  • us, which must die in order that we may approach the true ideal of
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 4: Wisdom in the Spiritual World
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  • driving us towards the ideal of humanity. This is the only right way
  • he must make certain conceptions and ideas his own, which cannot be
  • that on the spiritual plane the ideal of humanity stands before us,
  • approach the ideal of humanity as real being. This approach has to
  • ideal of humanity,. This life-force we have to acquire during the
  • These are ideas which we have to
  • thoughts and ideas. Spiritual Science ought never to be taken up in
  • awaken feelings through the ideas it gives us. To one who really
  • his soul, even while in the physical world, simply through the ideas
  • be a far-off ideal. But if he really allows Spiritual Science to act
  • will mix his colours more easily; the ideas he wants will come more
  • development, and his approach to the ideal of the Gods — the
  • fresh conceptions and ideas if we wish to understand them, but all
  • philosophies and inquire as to how philosophers arrive at the idea of
  • They think to reach Divinity with ideas gathered from the physical
  • But when we go more minutely into the ideas of these religious
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 5: Between Death and the 'Cosmic Midnight Hour'
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  • the events between death and rebirth, making use of the ideas we have
  • physical plane, a person has naturally the idea that he has left on
  • of universal importance to the whole of human life. Now if the ideas
  • — these ideas which of course cannot be touched upon at present
  • describe the external process of ideas (now of course the spiritually
  • If we wished to describe the ideas which are then experienced in the
  • portal of death, the first idea he has to form in his soul is: ‘Thou
  • this idea, which passes through the human soul at this point is Maya;
  • after it. We must grasp correctly what I have just said, this idea of
  • ideas should first be brought forward.
• Title: Inner Nature of Man: Lecture 6: Pleasures and Sufferings in the Life Beyond
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  • worlds one has first to acquire the necessary conceptions and ideas,
  • spiritual worlds is described, that when the ideas of the physical
  • all consoling. That, my dear friends, is an idea which is gained on
  • the physical plane; it is not an idea that is filled with the
  • where it would have no idea that there was a Spirit, then during