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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Cover Sheet
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Publisher's Note
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Contents
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    • Missions of the Bodhisattvas and of the Buddha
    • Buddhistic Conceptions into the Gospel of St. Luke. The Teaching of Buddha.
    • Leadership in ancient Atlantis. The Nirmanakaya of Buddha and the Nathan
    • inspired by Buddha and by Zarathustra converge in Jesus of Nazareth.
    • Hebrews. Buddha's Teaching concerning the Ennoblement of Man's Inner
    • Sinai: the last prophetic Announcement of the Ego. Buddha's Teaching of
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Synopsis
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    • Buddha, six hundred years before our era. Account of his power of
    • became Buddha. He does not thereafter return to earthly incarnation
    • the glorified Buddha who appeared to the shepherds in vision and
    • Bodhisattva would become Buddha. Asita was born again as Simeon to
    • whose spiritual vision the glorified Buddha was revealed above the
    • becoming Buddha in his final incarnation on Earth. Remembrance of his
    • attainment of Buddha-hood signified the complete descent of the
    • Buddha were eventually to become powers universally possessed by men,
    • the cosmos. In Buddha these powers were incarnate for the first time.
    • the Earth and of humanity. The Buddha's inaugural sermon at Benares.
    • The essentials of Buddha's teaching expressed in the principles of the
    • Eightfold Path. Legend of the ‘hare in the moon’. The Buddha's
    • who became Buddha: DHARMAKAYA (before the attainment of
    • Buddha-hood); SAMBHOGAKAYA (‘body of perfection’); NIRMANAKAYA
    • Buddha to the shepherds and its union with the astral sheath detached from
    • child when his astral sheath united with the Nirmanakaya of Buddha.
    • point of time when the Nirmanakaya of Buddha united with the cast-off
    • Buddha. Principles of the Eightfold Path had been revealed from above
    • before the achievement of Buddha made it possible for men consciously
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Relevant Literature
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Works of Steiner
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture One
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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    • Buddha.
    • seem to you, to the ‘Enlightenment’ of the great Buddha. The
    • spiritual-scientific research) the significance of Buddha and what
    • When Buddha was born
    • Buddha had first to be a Bodhisattva; individual development to the
    • rank of Buddhahood is preceded by the stage of ‘Bodhisattva’. We
    • Before Gautama Buddha
    • became a ‘Buddha’, he was a Bodhisattva, that is to say, an
    • Lemurian epochs, the Bodhisattva who was incarnated and became Buddha
    • reached this point, the Bodhisattva can become ‘Buddha’. That
    • arrived for Gautama Buddha. The task assigned to him had led him
    • Buddha. He incarnated in a human body that had developed to the
    • in the incarnation when the Bodhisattva became Buddha.’
    • Buddha’. All
    • this is revealed by Gautama Buddha. Had he, as Bodhisattva, withdrawn
    • again withdrew. For with this incarnation as Buddha a certain quotum
    • Buddha, might withdraw from the Earth to spiritual heights, might
    • Buddha’?
    • understand the task and mission of this Buddha in the sense of true
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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    • The Teaching of Buddha. The Eightfold Path.
    • great Buddha demands the application of lofty conceptions and an
    • and love; from the place in the world where Buddha worked a gospel of
    • Buddha's teachings themselves and discerning with spiritual eyes the
    • powers working in Buddha's soul.
    • must be remembered that the Buddha had been a Bodhisattva, that is to
    • existence. As a Bodhisattva, the Buddha had participated in the
    • established and promoted, Buddha was already present as Bodhisattva
    • birth to the moment when he became Buddha, to recollect stage by
    • Buddha describes how while still a Bodhisattva he gradually rose to
    • In this way Buddha
    • conditions prevailing in each successive incarnation. In Buddha's
    • that time in the King's son of the family of Sakya. Buddha knew that
    • present and future. Only ‘Initiates’ — and Buddha
    • clairvoyance had become increasingly rare. But Buddha had not come to
    • Buddha's teaching as something that their own reason, their own soul,
    • mature enough to produce out of their own souls what Buddha was the
    • Buddha's message to
    • mankind — namely, the lofty doctrine of compassion and love. Buddha's
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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    • of Leadership in ancient Atlantis. The Nirmanakaya of Buddha and the
    • we heard that the Nirmanakaya of Buddha manifested itself to the
    • — was absorbed by the Nirmanakaya of Buddha and became one with it
    • body) of Buddha and the protective astral sheath that had been
    • incorporation in a higher Being such as Buddha in his Nirmanakaya.
    • Buddha rejuvenated the whole of Buddhism. In other words, a unique
    • Being such as Buddha in his Nirmanakaya. Not only would a
    • Buddha such an infinitely fertile astral sheath. (Here we come to a
    • after the advent of the great Buddha, there dawned a very crucial
    • sublime conceptions taught by Buddha needed to pass through a
    • years before our era (at the time of Buddha in India) and worked there as
    • the Nirmanakaya of Buddha. Precisely because he had reached such a
    • Nirmanakaya of Buddha. Whence, then, came the great vivifying,
    • establish a living union with the Nirmanakaya of Buddha.
    • gave the impulse for this and thereby became Buddha. Hence he does
    • what is being announced to them. In his Nirmanakaya the Buddha
    • What the Buddha had
    • heights. If what Buddha had achieved hitherto was to become
    • united with the Nirmanakaya of Buddha.
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Five
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    • great Streams inspired by Buddha and by Zarathustra converge in
    • consider what Buddha gave to the world. Buddha's teaching was
    • effects of Karma. In course of time Buddha's teaching must be
    • Bodhisattva became Buddha, this was a crucial turning-point in
    • Gautama Buddha not taken place at that time, it would not have been
    • Buddha succeeded in ‘turning the Wheel of the Law’. This means
    • that the enlightenment of the Bodhisattva and his ascent to Buddhahood
    • possibility began when Buddha first evolved the teaching upon which
    • the task of the Bodhisattva who became Buddha. We see how individual
    • — that is the essence of Buddha's teaching and it sufficed
    • the deep inwardness of their own souls. Thus in certain sermons Buddha
    • by Buddha's teaching, it can become more and more perfect. Man is
    • special mission of the Bodhisattva that Buddha's teaching, when truly
    • the great Cosmos spiritually. Buddha directed man's attention to his own
    • Buddha pointed to the forces working within man. Zarathustra also
    • the Cosmos, to external conditions. And whereas Buddha pointed to the
    • Buddha overshadowing this child. Hence when the parents had returned
    • power streaming from the overshadowing Nirmanakaya of Buddha. He
    • see in India as the Buddha, he foretold the momentous events that
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Six
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    • Mission of the Hebrews. Buddha's Teaching concerning the Ennoblement
    • who in the fifth/sixth century before our era became Buddha. We have
    • The content of Buddha's teaching had at some given time to be
    • before Buddha could there have existed on the Earth a human being
    • he became Buddha, was never able to use a human body on Earth in the
    • simultaneously. The transition from Bodhisattva to Buddha meant that
    • Buddha we should find that part of his being was obliged to remain in
    • outside. Thus it might with truth be said that the Buddha, in his
    • the overshadowing power of Buddha's
    • difference between the teaching given by Buddha in India and the
    • Buddha imparted to mankind what the human soul can find as its own
    • — Dharma — was proclaimed through Buddha in such a way
    • man can discover it himself, in his own soul. Buddha was the first to
    • able to behold the Bodhisattva as Buddha, it was necessary for the
    • represented by the great Buddha a second stream should run its course
    • and at a later time receive what Buddha had brought to mankind?
    • themselves. In this stream there could be no Buddha. What Buddha
    • measure, therefore, and long before the appearance of Buddha, this people
    • to the outer world. Whereas Buddha gave deeply penetrating teachings
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Seven
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    • spiritual power we have characterized as the Nirmanakaya of Buddha.
    • become Buddha before he was able to develop in himself the spiritual
    • of which he was destined to become Buddha he had not yet acquired
    • this power; the Buddha-life had first to be lived through.
    • become Buddha, came into spiritual contact with Vishva
    • mature, and this stage was attained through his Buddha-existence. And
    • Bodhisattvas, of whom the Bodhisattva who afterwards became Buddha
    • mystery. The mission of the Bodhisattva who became Buddha was to
    • belongs. The Bodhisattva who became Buddha in the fifth/sixth century
    • epochs of Earth evolution. Gautama Buddha's connection with the
    • live on Earth as the Maitreya Buddha. That is how Earth evolution
    • became Buddha five to six centuries before our era was endowed with
    • Being of whom all others — Bodhisattvas and Buddhas — had had
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Eight
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    • fusion of the Buddha-stream with the Zarathustra-stream and all that
    • manifestation of the Nirmanakaya of Buddha in the proclamation to the
    • applies, for example, to Buddha and his mission on the Earth. He was
    • the precepts of the Eightfold Path. Do you imagine that if Buddha
    • of the ages. Buddha was obliged to descend at exactly the point of
    • more than a feeble beginning of what was established by Buddha.
    • mighty deed. Thus in his day Buddha brought to the world the teaching
    • acquire out of our own souls what Buddha established five or six
    • centuries before our era; we have now become like Buddha in our own
    • first time by Buddha, so too the supremacy of the Ego-principle over
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Nine
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    • Buddha's Teaching of Compassion and Love. The Wheel of the Law. Christ
    • from a somewhat different angle, to make it clear how Buddha, and the
    • Buddha brought to mankind the great teaching of compassion and love.
    • another that Buddha brought the teaching of love. But is that the
    • same? On one occasion I said that Buddha brought the teaching of
    • great teaching of compassion and love brought by Buddha is given
    • to further stages in themselves that which Buddha set in motion as the
    • of perfection. Buddha brought to humanity the wisdom of love and
    • bodies of those around Him. The impulse given by the great Buddha
    • great Buddha lived on the Earth; in about three thousand years from
    • wisdom of the Buddha, the Eightfold Path, out of their own moral
    • nature, out of their own heart and soul. Buddha had once to be on
    • the great Buddha, in three thousand years from now humanity would
    • and love; this they will owe to Buddha. But at the same time they
    • Thus Buddha and
    • expression for the Nirmanakaya of the Buddha. What is it that is proclaimed
    • made to the shepherds by the Nirmanakaya of Buddha, pictured as the
    • the power of the Buddha, Christ's teaching was not concerned with the
    • became Buddha five or six centuries before our era, ascended into the
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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Ten
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