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  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Kassel, 2-6-10
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    • much more incisive. One who says this should make it clear to himself
    • in himself. A pupil must become a completely different man through an
    • or death. One had to subject oneself to exercises and trials which
    • himself: If I can't pass these tests, I'm not mature
    • to prepare myself for a new incarnation in Devachan, which can then
    • deceiving himself. A pupil must be honest with himself. Truthfulness
    • acquire; one must be extremely honest with oneself.
    • meditation once a month; the rest of the time I try to make myself
    • mature and worthy so that I might be permitted to immerse myself in
    • should have about a meditation — that one wants to make oneself
    • oneself to be united with the pan-spirit should not remain a phrase.
    • should devote himself to his meditations with complete devotion and
    • and only open himself to high spiritual forces. The meditator should
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 3-13-10
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    • You connected yourself
    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • month, and otherwise he prepares himself to pray it worthily that one
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 3-15-10
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    • In my sensations I lived for myself.
    • My soul felt its own being in itself.
    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • who has begun an esoteric training should make it clear to himself
    • he must work on himself very seriously so that eventually he'll
    • on himself? We know that man's etheric body is born at age
    • One who creates sharply outlined views for himself will find it
    • harder to accept its teaching than someone who keeps himself open for
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hamburg, 5-16-10
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    • seriousness in one and to permeate oneself completely with the things
    • esoteric to tell himself that he still has a long way to go. One may
    • devotional mood. A man has these feelings in himself and he feels
    • were. It loses its rejection power and withdraws into itself, it now
    • itself behind all dying things. Goethe once spoke of the color that
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hamburg, 5-19-10
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    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • approach the Christ Spirit more intensively and to connect himself
    • prepared himself ever more to take this Sun Spirit into himself.
    • of its beings looks up to the sun, it must tell itself that it can't
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hamburg, 5-25-10
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    • May my force take the leader's force into itself.
    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • on guard and be watching himself in general. Human qualities are such
    • the spirit of heaviness only harms himself, and one should try to help
    • reasons we want to develop ourself are really selfless ones; we
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-16-10
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    • men. If a man doesn't connect himself with these spiritual
    • connected himself with them through his prayer. Man has increasingly
    • center. He would be in ecstasy or “beside himself” in the
    • himself acquire the forces that helpers used to give him. An esoteric
    • this work on himself. He combats the desolation that will arise
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-18-10
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    • in the Druidic mysteries. The candidate united himself with the spirit
    • such a way that if one makes oneself deaf and blind for one's
    • of the physical one, and thereby one unites oneself with the
    • content, then our soul would be alone with itself. But now it's
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-20-10
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    • You connected yourself with the earth's first beginnings and the
    • I felt myself in your feelings.
    • My soul began to be in itself.
    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • let them work on you, and immerse yourself in them meditatively. These
    • knowledge. But he mustn't place himself above the concepts that
    • No one should let himself
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 8-24-10
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    • regular repetition while one completely forgets oneself.
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 8-26-10
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    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • there can be such for every esoteric pupil, is to make it clear to himself
    • with considerable concentration and yet be unholy within oneself.
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 11-4-10
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    • everyone must experience and grasp it himself. And while this sound,
    • The vow is that the pupil tells himself: I will consider every sound
    • east. The pupil can orient himself in the spiritual, he no longer falls
    • I will find myself
    • begin by telling himself in all humility: I know nothing about human
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 11-5-10
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    • It looked at me, myself, I who was a part of you.
    • May my I raise itself from below upward,
    • lower ego that identifies itself with the body become just as dark
    • selfless, we're mistaken. We can't act selflessly.
    • we get more selfless, we'll for instance, notice that we don't
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Kassel, 12-3,4-10
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    • action of ours has a selfish coloration. Our sympathy drives us to
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Kassel, 12-11-10
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    • matter it's a man's task to raise himself to spirituality
    • himself with the Godhead.
    • that's left to itself may have had certain vices that we could
    • an esoteric must tell himself: I will stand fast; I will go on my way
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Stuttgart, 12-31-10
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    • for hours if he could attain something that way. To exert oneself
    • sensible esoteric will tell himself that he must first create order
    • diseases, they appear. But if the etheric body has permeated itself
    • man permeates himself with spiritual truths or if he just lets the
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Stuttgart, 1-1-11
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    • I/A=existence, ch=shaping oneself, im=becoming
    • aware of oneself. The word Iachim (Joachim) has a
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Stuttgart, 1-2-11
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    • that come from the masters. An esoteric should watch himself and his
    • feelings and to especially focus on self-knowledge. Most
    • egoism. We often imagine that we're doing something selflessly,
    • have correct self-knowledge and see our own badness, an ice-cold
    • self-knowledge.
    • who observes himself exactly will then notice how deeply he's
    • he's drowning, especially if he abandons himself to ordinary
    • sense life. And so an esoteric must constantly watch himself, and it
    • doesn't hurt if he sometimes becomes a brooder about himself.
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 1-17-11
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    • thoughts into itself. Old forms have a destructive effect on it and
    • effect They enable a man to fit himself into the hierarchies. New
    • by itself and the super-sensible part remains.
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 2-12-11
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    • slightly. Whereas someone who loses himself in external things gets
    • cleft in the etheric body, which announced itself in him as fear, but
    • concentrates oneself. So John the theologian calculated the
    • earlier, and its writer only moved himself ahead into the year
    • into himself to be spiritual revelations, when they may just be his
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Strassburg, 2-19-11
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    • oneself that if a divine spiritual will wants to let me enter higher
    • worlds it'll do this by itself, and so I'll wait. But if
    • but he knows nothing about love at all. He has devoted himself
    • completely into yourself you'll see all relationships,
    • wants to give men wisdom without love, which leads to selfish
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hannover, 3-5-11
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    • he told himself: If I write this book out of the whole surroundings
    • the self that's in my body, since I'm connected with
    • everything around and in me. I must free myself from all of this. He
    • had to place himself on something like a rock that served him as a
    • himself to the evening to 9-30-395, to Patmos Island, as the sun had
    • separated from himself and all temporal things around him, so a
    • Rosicrucian pupil must acquire a firm foundation in himself. The best
    • the first men, it's like a pouring of oneself into the
    • this changed element. When a theosophist devotes himself to the
    • teachings and his astral body expands evermore, he loses himself in
    • earnestness. One must gain a firm support within oneself — like
    • himself to Patmos Island at sundown of Sept. 30, 395.
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Mannheim, 3-10-11
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    • should express itself in such a way that we feel that we're entering
    • wants to enter this spiritual world must tell himself: Everything
    • perception forces. To do this, we must practice self-knowledge. We
    • spray out our feelings and sentiments too selflessly from morn to
    • time. Therefore an esoteric should tell himself: “I'll
    • these are controlled thinking, actions one chooses oneself, equanimity,
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 3-15-11
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    • immerse yourself in this feeling. That's how one gradually
    • curve touches itself.
    • danger with this experience is that one loses oneself ever more, in
    • Saturn condition if one couldn't raise oneself up to beings such as the
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Prague, 3-29-11
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    • state and hasn't prepared himself a long time by working at his
    • pride in oneself, reinforces one's personality, and one would
    • to take the consequences. An occultist must not excuse himself by
    • Not I, but Christ I me. This filling of oneself with the Christ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 6-12-11
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    • and will eventually be spirit self. Another planetary evolution of
    • the Christ himself. This wasn't the case before the Mystery of
    • Christ has become the spirit of our earth. He has poured himself
    • Christo morimur means nothing else than to immerse oneself in
    • remain true by itself. If it's an error, I'll be sure to
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 8-23-11
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    • that there must be ways to protect oneself against these delusive images.
    • appearing. Only through very patient, steady work on oneself, through
    • the overcoming of dishonesty in oneself, can one gradually get to the
    • produces errors in himself, thereby. He becomes receptive for all
    • the highest truths, pride, lies and dishonesty in himself. We must
    • yourself.
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
    • spiritual worlds one came from by emptying one's soul and immersing oneself
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 8-26-11
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    • himself. The streams that work through his four-folded being hold
    • stuck to this being and connects itself with it through its wish
    • correctly. To prevent this, an esoteric must devote himself to study.
    • esoteric shouldn't study for himself out of curiosity or the
    • with the feeling that we want to completely sacrifice our own self,
    • like spirits, as Christ sacrificed himself for world
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Karlsruhe, 10-10-11
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    • And find myself again
    • esoterics, we know that everything punishes itself, even if nothing
    • spirit of the world in which one rests while forgetting oneself,
    • And find myself again
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Karlsruhe, 10-14-11
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    • cases. Where it's dark, he should tell himself that it's
    • were set up facing each other, so that a reflection repeating itself
    • healthy human intellect then says to itself: My understanding stands
    • still on me here. Only an unhealthy soul lie lets itself be pulled
    • in himself to not want to be constantly cured of all his ailments
    • be with other people, not to help them. A supposedly selfless wish to
    • otherwise we would lose our self-consciousness completely. We're
    • himself in the midst of spiritual beings in such a way that
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 10-24-11
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    • something selflessly, or we're unaware that we hate or envy
    • from satisfied passions when we don't have self-knowledge. A
    • his complete feeling of responsibility towards himself and the
    • the stronger the more he gives himself up to everyday sensory
    • be watching himself. It doesn't hurt if he sometimes broods about
    • himself. That's the only way he'll understand
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 11-19-11
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    • more aware, an esoteric should wrest himself away from maya and connect
    • himself with the world of real things. He can only do this through
    • has awakened a doppelganger in himself through his esoteric training.
    • himself. Another dishonesty that's hard to notice is the
    • the feeling that results from occupying oneself with such things. Now
    • The humane school inspector told himself: I won't ask the older
    • it's mostly the case that a man immerses himself say in the
    • heart through concentration. The experience forms itself into a
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 12-16-11
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    • was placed on the other pan. He connected himself with the earth, so
    • Christ connected himself with earth evolution, so that a man can find
    • through water; but a material is given out of which he can himself
    • himself as this material.
    • these words that you should open up for yourself in mediation that
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hannover, 12-31-11
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    • his defects and that he should improve himself. He should constantly
    • living under great delusions about ourself. For we can't see
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hannover, 1-1-12
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    • he'd like to be with. Nevertheless, he tells himself that this
    • things happen every day; one lies to oneself and doesn't want
    • himself at a wall, so that he can't press on with his
    • further, and he will resign himself to this. But others who feel that
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 1-7-12
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    • watch himself more; an esoteric's life of feelings and drives
    • to a higher level; it becomes more selfless and ready for
    • myself — but in such despairing moments one should repeatedly
    • the pupil. One should make this clear to oneself. It always signifies
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 1-10-12
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    • through the exercises, and criticizing is a desire to assert oneself,
    • a wanting to be something special, a need to separate oneself. An
    • man first closed himself off from the outer world and now steps out
    • of himself again, he would like to assert himself against the world.
    • life. The need to separate himself is something that's quite
    • us from outside, to the point of self-sacrifice or the forgetting of
    • oneself. When we've gotten to the point where our heart longs
    • need to go to other men because we love them selflessly, but usually
    • can assert itself like this. He should just oppose it because
    • portal of death, because he finds himself in the same condition as a
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 1-26-12
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    • prepare himself for several lives in the outer world, but that if all
    • come back to oneself, one thinks: I was sleeping. If one took the
    • it on oneself as if one had burn wounds all over one. When we feel
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Stuttgart, 2-20-12
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    • one is connecting oneself with evolution's eternal values
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Stuttgart, 2-22-12
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    • oneself: How do I bring my soul forward, how do I develop it upwards?
    • thinks that he's living selflessly for his fellow men with
    • the rows of sphinxes in the temple at his initiation, he told himself
    • illumines his environment himself and perceives the spiritual
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 2-26-12
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    • devoted himself to esoteric life to think of leaving it for an
    • look upon the making of himself into a man as his highest striving.
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Stuttgart, 2-12
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    • He frees himself from guidance, takes his development in hand and
    • etheric body gradually separates itself. After these exercises have
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Mannheim, 3-10-12
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    • transform them into seeing forces. Only self-knowledge can lead us to
    • this. We spray out our feelings and emotions too selflessly from morn
    • himself. And it's the greatest sin against the Divine spirit to
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    • various incarnations must now work itself out in a concentrated way
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    • past over into the present. If one strips oneself of what one has
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Helsinki, 4-5-12
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    • develop courage and selflessness we lose our self when we're taken
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Helsinki, 4-14-12
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    • was followed by other thoughts as if by itself — this no longer
    • happens. An esoteric doesn't feel we as sure of himself or as certain
    • absolute love of truth, so that one doesn't even permit oneself
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 4-24-12
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    • yourself meditatively into this thought of a motherless human being,
    • and told himself that he wasn't aware of these nature forces in
    • connected himself with the earth after he went through the portal of
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Koeln, 5-9-12
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    • he doesn't pull himself together and lazily avoids doing
    • have himself under control so that his nervous system doesn't
    • mystery of God's path can be known. He who revealed himself
    • through flesh, although in itself his being is spiritual, who is only
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Norrkoeping, 5-30-12
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    • feeling water oneself. How this warmth must then permeate is used as
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-9-12
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    • supposed to discover forces in himself which are there, and
    • oneself.
    • come together each one should watch himself, and should ascribe
    • himself. One should always remain factual. One should let the truth
    • himself to meditation with all his might. That's supposed to be
    • counteract this. One should observe oneself, should study theosophy,
    • should not only try to be truthful oneself, but should investigate
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-11-12
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    • faithful, conscientious self-observation is necessary if you want to
    • notice results soon. But self-observation shouldn't be
    • practiced so that it becomes self-satisfaction; that's a great
    • one must use strict self-control to avoid the danger of pride.
    • shouldn't close himself off from the outer world. He should
    • something for others in the future, and not just for oneself.
    • enough for him to excuse himself with an “I said it in good
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 9-1-12
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    • to adapt himself accordingly.
    • and Essene — into a relationship, because each one by himself is
    • but shouldn't rule by himself. As esoterics, we should really
    • shouldn't devote himself to it exclusively. Nikolaus V. Kues
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Basel, 9-20-12
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    • adult. And just as an adult must put himself in another soul state,
    • really like in his soul depths so that he has real self-knowledge.
    • Therefore strict and strong self-control is indispensable for an
    • revelations and it brings him forward. A pupil must put himself into
    • an experience presents itself from the spiritual world he should
    • the man himself, but love him. Whether or not we really love him will
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Basel, 9-22-12
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    • because he connects himself with the latter, rather than with the
    • to exist by itself.
    • crossed through and influenced by sympathy. A placing of oneself into
    • exclude oneself, and the other pole that projects in from the
    • of whom one says that although he seemed to let himself be led by his
    • free of one's body in the sense of higher self-knowledge, in
    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 11-8-12
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    • spare moment in daily life one can permeate oneself with the thought,
    • we've made out of ourself through our karma bumps into what
    • that no matter what may hit him, it's brought about by himself,
    • feeling can come to someone who develops himself like this, a feeling
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Hannover, 11-19-12
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    • thought yourself. It seemed to flit by and it was forgotten right
    • ourself. Most people don't understand why blows of destiny hit
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Muenchen, 11-28-12
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    • returning to something that I didn't weave myself; I
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Bern, 12-16-12
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    • And I become a self-conscious organ
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Zuerich, 12-17-12
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    • one wants to meditate, one must order oneself to exclude all thoughts
    • me,” “I raise myself into his kingdom.”
    • now raise oneself further to the divine principle that vitalizes and
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Koeln, 1-2-'13
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    • self-knowledge. The Essene order, whose teachers also
    • before going to sleep seems to be designed to connect oneself
    • etheric bodies he should permeate himself with the holy feeling
    • self-consciousness yet, that through which he recognizes
    • himself as an individual being in the spiritual world and finds
    • himself together again with the brothers and sisters he was with in
    • again and to awaken with self-consciousness after we were immersed in
    • in the Holy Spirit and will awaken to self-conscious life.
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Berlin, 2-8-'13
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    • meditation one should first immerse oneself completely in the content
    • who has prepared himself for this world experiences it as a world of
    • training in self-discipline. What did the Gods do to protect us from
    • Threshold isn't the permanent thing, also not the art work itself,
    • reverently thinking, feeling and living oneself into the three
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Stuttgart, 2-17 (20)-'13
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    • awaking he should ask himself: What did you think and do shortly
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    • beings' life is in our thoughts. But Lucifer worked and wove himself
    • man a mighty push forwards into the spiritual world all by itself
    • us over all by itself. Everything is completely reversed in It works me,
    • attainment of self-consciousness in the spheres we enter after
    • realizing oneself as an I, self-consciousness in the
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: The Hague, 3-21-'13, Good Friday
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    • today will be devoted to how a soul can raise itself into spiritual
    • at himself. They show a man what he's really like, all of his defects
    • is the self-consciousness that brings a man over into a new
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Berlin, 4-11-'13
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    • himself that he had missed before. Here again it's not a matter of
    • semi-darkened room and sees himself. On the basis of this
    • eliminate these results by itself after awhile. There's only one
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Strassburg, 5-14-'13
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    • now awaken it in himself, find it again and then bring it back to the
    • opportunity to incarnate repeatedly and to perfect oneself on earth
    • while looking up to the sun in order to feel oneself as an ego-being,
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Stuttgart, 5-18-'13
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    • increasingly clear to himself meditatively. For example, just
    • grasps itself in memory, and high beings gave us the ego and memory.
    • The ego that grasps itself in memory is like a letter that an
    • reverential thanks and must tell himself that he owes his
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Stockholm, 6-8-'13
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    • yourself. It sounds strange but it is nevertheless true that a man
    • knows himself. The reason self-knowledge is so difficult is that the
    • go into it. But one should also practice a self-knowledge of man in
    • Ahriman who's thinking, and not oneself. In a theosophical lecture
    • doesn't really love the spirit at all. He must force himself to keep
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Muenchen, 9-3-'13
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    • during meditation — first sees himself. He has himself
    • oneself as a multiplicity; we see all the forces and beings that work
    • altogether are only I myself, all you together in your
    • this with all force and energy and self-contemplation, we would fall
    • and can protect himself from them. A man will only gain
    • self-assurance in the spiritual world if he can keep a balance
    • torture oneself a little with it.
    • don't want to go on this path, I don't want to develop myself into a
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Muenchen, 9-4-'13
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    • to force itself to do meditations; it shouldn't want to live
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    • certainly more concerned about a man's life than he is himself,
    • thinking could exist by itself when he lets it run wild, he must then
    • expressing himself is understood properly. One also has a burning,
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Oslo, 10-6-'13
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    • protect oneself against Ahriman? By being satisfied with what's given
    • and neither be someone who enjoys himself all the time.
    • men to self-consciousness. But he wants them to have an exaggerated
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Bergen, 10-11-'13
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    • etheric body loosens itself here it has a kind of dense wall before
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    • fall into sin gave us self-knowledge, albeit a limited
    • one, and every time we take a step forward in self-knowledge
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Nuernberg, 11-9-'13
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    • hear the complaint: I can't free myself of the many images and thoughts
    • learns to look at himself ever more objectively and at everything
    • he reproaches himself for having gone to sleep; this often works very
    • reproaches oneself for still being so bad because ugly images
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Nuernberg, 11-10-'13
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    • important and necessary it was to have occupied oneself with
    • devote oneself to esoteric life, even if one doesn't
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    • meditation or after it one could ask oneself: Where is the Christ?
    • Suppose that someone who awakened to self-consciousness at 10
    • the impression that he went to his door himself, knocked, and
    • woke himself up. Or on awaking by himself he would see himself coming
    • in as a light figure, walking towards himself, opening his eyes and
    • awaking himself thereby. He would be able to know: In the realm from
    • self-consciousness arises already during the first seven years. We're
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    • himself against our better will the following example can perhaps
    • our meditation something is placing itself before us which we think
    • that we don't know, and yet it's our own self that reveals itself in
    • and it defends itself when we want to connect ourselves with
    • thoughts; it must bring us to self-knowledge — that we've
    • push back our ego that's defending itself.
    • exercised thorough self-knowledge, but are still looking for excuses,
    • through wooden glasses. Here again we see how Ahriman places himself
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    • make yelping sounds himself and then of course is rather scared about
    • adapt itself to what the ego and astral body took in. Thereby the
    • person is dissatisfied with himself, reproaches himself severely or
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    • that he keeps himself conscious.
    • on the human eye. When one makes this clear to oneself one will also
    • meditator looks at himself from outside he can have the feeling of a
    • tells oneself: Thank God that I'm punished and tortured and have to
    • own fault. The feelings with which a man should permeate himself so
    • Lucifer mixed himself into creation the cross's wood must
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    • and then immerse our self in this point and live in it for awhile. A
    • oneself in an etheric world. Every time I grab something or bump into
    • independent so that it experiences itself in the etheric
    • burning. One must make room for oneself everywhere in this elemental,
    • initiative will who can't make room for himself in the etheric world
    • point it stuns itself with a cry. We know that pain arises when the
    • experience that. At the fifth stage we develop spirit self or manas.
    • exercises and repeatedly rouse himself to new efforts and
    • content of what flows to a meditator when he makes himself empty after
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    • oneself is something else — like a having to be
    • he says that he's not making any progress He hides from himself. He
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    • path through thinking is one that one can choose oneself. But very few
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    • must immerse oneself entirely in the words that are given as
    • content of what flows to a meditator when he empties himself of the
    • one occupies oneself with an object that one has chosen for
    • felt myself in my etheric body. Then a feeling of deep reverence and
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    • gets stronger through thought concentration and our inner self
    • unproductive by itself but which becomes food for what's supposed to
    • us that we can only unfold through strict self-training. Various
    • things I turn myself
    • I turn myself with ray senses; —
    • Let me feel myself volitionally in you.
    • Show itself to shining soul
    • That I may be weaving in myself.
    • I and luminous soul (- oneself -)
    • anticipation of truth. It's a guessing, a feeling of the new self.)
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    • one finds one's other, true self in the depths. A man in his skin is
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    • the soul awakens. To get to this point one has to ask oneself
    • himself and his boat. We don't experience it directly, for the
    • he experiences himself in the world from which thinking
    • theosophist to make it quite clear to himself to be armed against the
    • of the latter. This can only be attained if the soul works on itself
    • spiritual world the condition of being closed off in oneself
    • 7-line form of the verses arose by itself, that is, the spiritual
    • material reveals itself in such a way that it presses into this form.
    • things I turn myself
    • I turn myself with ray senses; —
    • Let me feel myself volitionally in you.
    • Show itself to shining soul
    • That I may be weaving in myself.
    • I and luminous soul (- oneself -)
    • anticipation of truth. It's a guessing, a feeling of the new self.)
    • is either wrong — then it destroys itself — or it's right
    • after it has released itself from the physical world:
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    • into space, and then contract into itself to see what is weaving
    • during sleep; how would he see himself? When we meet someone on
    • that a man advances and develops himself up to Jupiter these
    • brothers and sisters, put yourself in this mood in earnest meditation
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    • waste product in itself is unproductive, but it serves as food
    • consumes corrupt things and perpetuates itself. But we should only
    • things I turn myself
    • I turn myself with ray senses; —
    • Let me feel myself volitionally in you.
    • Show itself to shining soul
    • That I may be weaving in myself.
    • I and luminous soul (- oneself -)
    • anticipation of truth. It's a guessing, a feeling of the new self.)
    • given us as a test to ask oneself once in a while whether one already
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    • place, the latter mixed himself and his fire into man's heart.
    • things I turn myself
    • I turn myself with ray senses; —
    • Let me feel myself volitionally in you.
    • Show itself to shining soul
    • That I may be weaving in myself.
    • I and luminous soul (- oneself -)
    • anticipation of truth. It's a guessing, a feeling of the new self.)
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    • thinking himself.
    • one deceives oneself about their true nature. What one calls
    • inspired by the Christ being himself. We should always keep this in
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    • acknowledge myself or I am: A. I acknowledge mankind or man is: U. I
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    • If we send feelings of unselfish love after the personality we
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    • no difficulties on the path except those the pupil creates for himself
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    • itself to us in sunlight. It's his breath of life in the air
    • to take into us. So that we could become aware of our self, our
    • spirit, so that we could become spirit-beings our self, this high
    • sun-spirit sacrificed himself, left his royal abode, descended from
    • will transform us himself and stream through us with his divine
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    • to physical light, when maya's veil placed itself before the spiritual
    • that was homogeneous to him did he strengthen himself anew so that he
    • preparation. Man slowly and gradually emancipated himself from gurus.
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    • to physical light, when maya's veil placed itself before the spiritual
    • that was homogeneous to him did he strengthen himself anew so that he
    • preparation. Man slowly and gradually emancipated himself from gurus.
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    • for every study of social life. Now how can a theosophist free himself
    • thought firmly in mind one can free oneself from the materialistic
    • shape itself out of other thoughts and feelings. What this means is
    • esoteric must ask himself whether work is really what sustains life.
    • for myself. Social progress is completely dependent on the acceptance
    • The man frees himself who self-mastery finds.
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    • Archetypal Self from whom we have proceeded
    • Primal Self who lives in all things
    • To you, you higher Self, we return.
    • To this we add the verse that expresses how this primal Self works on
    • Primal Self from which everything proceeded
    • Primal Self that lives in me
    • Everything proceeded from this higher Self, even human bodies. We
    • himself. When man's forebrain developed, the organ of the I was put
    • that the higher self can stream into him to make him into a higher
    • connection with the divine self in the world through the pineal gland.
    • The higher self can enter a man if he prepares himself through a
    • selfless life and through purification of his body. It's not enough to
    • retreat within. The higher self is not in man at first but outside in
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    • Man can lift himself into the Gods' realm through this love. They
    • selfless, without desire, and that's why a man feels good among
    • organism. He knows the rest of the world better than he knows himself.
    • A man has an organ in himself that fills with air when he inhales and
    • transformation into spirit self, ennoblement of animal kingdom ...
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    • matter itself. But when I see with my eyes I only perceive an image of
    • object into myself when I taste it, I don't perceive these parts
    • so selfless that he lets his being resound through the world. The
    • second streams himself out in pictures. The first Logos lets his own
    • body stream out. That is the highest grade of selflessness, when one
    • Now a Logos does not work by himself — the three live and weave
    • himself in the other two. But we can't perceive the effects of the
    • Logos had fully streamed out it prepared itself. It was such
    • the second Logos himself who radiates out his being anew.
    • control. He'll generate oxygen himself and convert the blue blood that
    • still more selfless he'll be able to give out his own substances and
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    • that one must force oneself to do. Thirdly the overcoming of pleasure
    • oneself by controlled by them. Fourthly, look for positivity in
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    • his reverence for the Godhead who reveals himself in three Logoi, he
    • people we met, how they and we looked. Then we see ourself going into
    • read it. Initially one only sees things that concern oneself from
    • particular time. Simple exercises that one has to force oneself to do
    • outside of oneself. Fear, excitement and lack of composure must
    • the true sense. And if he develops himself into the future like this
    • Primal Self from which everything came
    • Primal Self to which everything returns:
    • Primal Self that lives in me
    • A is atma, U is buddhi, M is the wisdom that directs the higher self to AUM.
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    • creative Logos and he'll later be a creative logos himself.
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    • We speak of reincarnation and the law of karma. One can tell oneself:
    • think: I'll make myself aware of this foolishness, so that I can see
    • him in himself has accomplished a great deal. One who does this will
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    • In pure thoughts you find the self that can maintain itself.
    • again and to free himself from all the slags of the astral body, until
    • himself into the future condition of the earth and work with the world
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    • doesn't always repeat it to oneself. Likewise the stream of esoteric
    • wants to use this to put oneself, one's will and everything one has in
    • soul feels the effect of sounds, so it should devote itself to the
    • to pour it into oneself, so that the mild light begins to radiate
    • I will find myself
    • over to one, and can permeate oneself with the feeling that one will
    • find one's own self in divine things.
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    • From it see the three bestir itself
    • which he could elevate himself, then the above verse and figures were
    • warmth with the help of fire. Self-consciousness wouldn't be possible
    • with self-consciousness, as can be seen from the first symbol in the
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    • In pure thoughts you find the self
    • That can maintain itself.
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    • spirit self. This occurs in the Indian age through the spirit self
    • Greco-Roman sub-race spirit self develops in the consciousness soul and
    • spirit self in spirit self. Thereby new hostile powers are liberated
    • couldn't express himself. What does this look like from an occult
    • himself. But when he stammered a sentence there was much more real
    • It's a man's task today to free himself ever more from the restrictive
    • of his own free will. The spiritual world only discloses itself to an
    • that he can enter the spiritual world as a free, self-conscious being,
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    • previously. But if he connects himself with the physical world he goes
    • for a man to learn to occupy himself with things that lie beyond the
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    • Self-knowledge is the thirst and main thing in esoteric training. The
    • If you want to see yourself the way you are, you must make the mirror
    • One who lets himself be torn back and forth by his desires and wishes,
    • let himself be influenced by other people is like a man who gets a
    • man who quickly understands everything around him. But he himself is
    • correct judgment by himself. A strong, independent personality might
    • judgments, but he makes them by himself, out of inner deliberation and
    • D. An esoteric pupil should free himself from all outer
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    • interest up to itself, it drew everything up to its own realm. Thereby
    • it tied itself off from the Gods, and the result was death. Everything
    • feelings and deeds influence the whole, nothing exists for itself; I
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    • everything in himself, he's only occupied with himself, he does
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    • teacher: In your I that wills without self, and that thinks without
    • sense perception. Question: How can I will without a self, how can I
    • self.
    • himself more perfect. Outer deeds that seem to be ever so good can be
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    • body. The latter builds itself up through impressions and experiences
    • oneself in certain concepts, in eternal thoughts.
    • always productive, as when an artist devotes himself creatively to his
    • at itself, that must always be egofied anew, as Fichte puts it. One
    • must always create itself anew, must know itself anew. That's also
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    • Every esoteric who's trying to develop himself inwardly must know
    • Seraphim on spirit self, Cherubim on life spirit and the Thrones on
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    • destructive process for someone who only devotes himself to outer
    • makes himself ready to receive the instructions of spiritual beings.
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    • encloses him in himself. That's why alcohol was used in the Dionysian
    • locks it into itself, and tears the astral body apart through the
    • that evolution stopped with us, although this in itself wouldn't tell
    • true on a trial basis. Then he can find out for himself whether
    • they're true. When something happens to him he'll tell himself that he
    • by familiarizing oneself with the object first. After a few days one
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    • men, he must be strict with himself and get rid of ambition and
    • and vanity would get him too involved with himself, and that would
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    • to acquire inner calm. One must learn how to shut oneself off
    • be able to make oneself unaware of the disquiet that big cities bring
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    • inner calm by withdrawing into himself so that the noises recede into
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    • oneself against a swarm of bees by punching them: they would just
    • lower self that disturb one, and the bright one the divine thoughts of
    • the higher self. And when we place this symbol with its whole
    • all of these powers and loses himself in them. One who hasn't attained
    • himself. This is the temptation that approaches him from the other
    • flowed, united himself with the earth's astral body and brought it new
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    • otherwise he would fall prey to them. One must strengthen oneself to
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    • Let the pupil kindle feelings about them himself; and may his soul
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    • and had surrounded itself with a skin it had become a one, and people
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    • robust man he easily loses his inner hold on himself and can even
    • himself and avoids the danger of becoming shaky by imagining old
    • devoted and selfless, when in fact there's a fine egotism behind this
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    • himself and lets the master's teachings stream into him. Why is this
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    • Selfishness is combated through logical thinking. If thinking
    • regulates itself logically, desires can no longer come up and the body
    • not be produced for selfish reasons and purposes. They must proceed
    • them oneself, are placed before us and we try to grasp them with our
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    • to free himself from all worldly influences that drag one down,
    • who at this stage would call himself a “pious one” or
    • who, as it were, symbolized herself in the lily, saying “You are
    • that he had set outside himself through catharsis, and that this still
    • that's strengthened in itself — behind him: “You should
    • that revealed itself to him in every thing overcame him. And he
    • forward or backward — I would like to devote myself to you and
    • who did not overpower him as much, who seemed to lead him into himself
    • that pressed like warmth through the arm, that announced itself
    • himself, just as the Christ had gone through death on the same, and
    • urges us to be ourself in initiative actions (rose cross). 3 is really
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    • way is our archetype itself, that created us. We must become a
    • Be it ever so hidden, there's a selfish motive in everything we do. We
    • must realize that we can't be selfless. It's a world karma that lets
    • should tell himself: Let me do something that I have made it my duty
    • myself that the divine element that's at work in me is doing this and
    • self in its striving towards perfection is revealed to him.
    • There are three revelations of the higher self: Through a dream, an
    • inserts the higher self into his humanness; this second I isn't in us
    • and can't be found by brooding into oneself but only by growing out
    • beyond oneself.
    • toward the higher self that floats above us. The pupil now lives in
    • outside of his center. He stands there firmly enclosed in himself
    • against all outer influences; he feels free in himself and free of all
    • of the effects of karma. He experiences the higher self that places him
    • thereby to consomatio of the higher self. And now spiritual
    • devotes himself to the exercises with patience, persistence and
    • higher individuality that radiates above him. Lohengrin unites himself
    • talents with his ordinary intellect. For this induces the higher self
    • attain the growing out and up of our human forces to the higher self
    • isn't stimulated, we can't find the higher self, it repeatedly
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    • himself very intimately. The fact that he has set out on this path
    • leaves his lower self that connects him with the outer world alone
    • itself and qualities that we thought we had overcome already crawl out
    • attention to himself, his life and his surroundings.
    • mind that he's mainly trying to get through to his higher self, and he
    • should reflect on what this higher self is. He shouldn't think that
    • he's supposed to bring something to this higher self — he should
    • oneself. One should pay attention to such dreams. Then in the course
    • that's cleverer than one is oneself. And the third time that one
    • confronts one's higher self is a very important and sacred one. This
    • feelings for the world and life. In observing himself, a pupil must
    • in himself. It's certainly there. The presence of one quality
    • out. Then the fear disappears by itself. The higher self will only
    • This union with the higher self is beautifully depicted in the saga of
    • Lohengrin and Elsa. Lohengrin comes to save Elsa, to unite himself
    • higher self, Lohengrin, must withdraw to higher worlds, can't unite
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    • “meeting with the higher self.”
    • spiritual world won't reveal itself to us in its true form, but all
    • higher self? Why do we try to become united with him? Here we must
    • body is the higher self with which we should reunite ourself and with
    • which we're a whole human being. An esoteric should tell himself: This
    • with all fervor, should form myself into a chalice that takes in this
    • thinks, but it's no thinking that he produces himself individually
    • we're dying, and then united with our higher self we're resurrected.
    • that radiates into higher world; and our higher self comes to meet
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    • thinker by itself. Drinking too much coffee leads to hysteria in
    • When a man works on himself he harmonizes his temperaments, but until



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