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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Contents
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    • nature. Hatred seen as raging against one's higher self
    • prove itself in difficult times.
    • separating itself from this on death. Meaning of death in
    • which necessity to gain self-knowledge after death showed
    • itself. Dazzling superabundance of spirit after death
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 1: The Destinies of Individuals and of Nations
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    • I had to ask myself this August if it was right to keep
    • as one of selfless love for humanity, the duty to be
    • like the following, spoken as though entirely to oneself
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 2: Nationalities and Nationalism in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • something that addresses itself not just to human
    • higher self in man, a higher self which is more than the
    • self that may wither away with the body and its
    • In our day this has to present itself to our souls with
    • call man's higher self, the concept of nationality loses
    • by simply saying: He is a human being like myself and
    • spiritual soul, the ego and the spirit-self — are
    • spirit-self—though that is not quite the right way
    • powerful way, how man resists the higher self that is
    • into this nationality! The higher self has already at
    • nationality. This higher self is resisted by that part of
    • against his own higher self. Wherever the ranting and
    • to recognize his higher self, the part of him that is
    • the higher self in man. And all who want to share in our
    • way of thought or feeling will recognize this higher self
    • Egyptians and Chaldeans now presents itself as though
    • things contained within the self of man, in so far as it
    • does not, of course, refer to life in the higher self.)
    • spirit-self in the East. How do we characterize the
    • spirit-self? It approaches man, comes down upon him. In
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 3: The Nature of European Folk Souls
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    • vision of the spiritual world if he first allowed himself
    • all inner victories, then it does present itself in such
    • characterization itself would have to be a lying one, it
    • his researches by illuminating for himself what normally
    • who clearly sees himself as a human being in that part of
    • himself that is of the spirit simply cannot shut himself
    • He will have to say to himself that it is really
    • ether body is given up selflessly. It is impossible to
    • image he has created of himself. The consequence of the
    • is young, as it were, and as yet concerns itself less
    • of spiritual truth reveals itself to mankind. That has
    • physical plane; it has to work itself out. Again it is
    • not merely for oneself but for something else.
    • from spiritual contexts and presents itself as something
    • itself. People are not yet able to do other than always
    • spirit. For this in itself means that progress is made
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 4: The Nature of the Christ Impulse and the Michaelic Sprit Serving It - 1
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    • followers fought Christianity can say to himself:
    • directing itself towards material earth life, the
    • itself in what went on at subconscious level over the
    • where does Goethe take Faust in the end? Goethe himself
    • in Goethe himself is a character trait of the German
    • Maya. It is not that the outside world in itself is Maya.
    • only be rightly understood in the East itself in time to
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 5: The Nature of the Christ Impulse and the Michaelic Sprit Serving It - 2
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    • as far as possible, to protect oneself from the demons
    • Celtic mysteries, lift oneself up into the spiritual
    • specific showed itself. All the elements of fear began to
    • Ahrimanic forces, has to make himself strong to cope with
    • allowing oneself to be governed by the powers of destiny.
    • repeat itself, though less obviously so. Consider first
    • substance gave itself up, to merge into that of the other
    • however, a German may easily get himself misunderstood as
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 6: Spiritual Perception Essential at the Present Time
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    • takes into itself from morning to night, and how much of
    • soul uses to make itself strong to enter the spiritual
    • finds himself within it. But just as someone here on
    • in upon itself and clung to a person, as it were. Now a
    • experience itself, perceive itself, in the spiritual
    • exerts itself. If we want to take in the images the
    • this will show itself in the course human evolution is
    • science will have to admit to himself that nervous
    • letting spiritual energies stream into itself. A time
    • himself. That can only be done today with the help of
    • truth that reveals itself to be true out of itself, not
    • desire for a truth that is true in itself. That is the
    • and shows itself to be lacking. The reaction will be a
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 7: Personal and Supersensible Aspects
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    • itself in these particular cases. You know it is of
    • spoken by myself but by the soul which has gone through
    • now a matter of giving oneself over, as it were, to the
    • Prepare my self to be a higher self.
    • gate of death was expressing itself, saying what it felt
    • itself to be and what it wished to become; it expressed
    • itself. In this second case the situation was that one
    • too, expressed itself, but in words that this time took
    • the material needed for self-characterization out of the
    • Than in the word itself
    • death a review of life presents itself in the fain of a
    • Your own self you were transforming
    • that soul itself, for that soul only provided the
    • My own self I was transforming
    • Your own self you were
    • merely changing ‘your own self’ to ‘my
    • own self’, ‘Shine with might within your
    • found myself Induced, as though of necessity, to speak of
    • become conscious to her own life, to what she herself had
    • unconsciously thinking of herself after death. And the
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 8: Three Decisions on the Path to Imaginative Perception
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    • observations himself will be able to evaluate
    • meditation when he awakens to himself and the thought
    • taken from oneself at that moment. And what so far has
    • show itself to to be a plurality. It is unity and
    • presents itself to us.
    • first of all finds oneself in specific conditions which
    • thinking has there been doing itself. We know that whilst
    • itself. We know that the ego has not died. It is active
    • shall now require presents itself to us as a fearsome
    • This terror may present itself in all kinds i of ways, as
    • oneself up to specific mental pictures, particularly of
    • oneself in a difficult situation having to stress this,
    • where it is possible to identify oneself with the
    • yourself up to all-loving devotion, to the universal
    • or do not arise from egotism. Yes, parallel to selfless
    • self-seeking and also of our basest instincts.
    • shows itself as a reality full of colour, sound and life.
    • more easily done. The head is in itself a perfect organ,
    • something presenting itself from a truly marvellous
    • itself to us in such a picture, then we are indeed in
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 9: The Sleeping-and-Waking Rhythm in the Context of Cosmic Evolution
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    • itself independent of the conditions imposed by the body,
    • only able to base himself on what is familiar to him in
    • someone found himself in a position where his hands were
    • with himself; it is a process that takes place entirely
    • within man but as a cosmic reality; man makes himself
    • of himself which man has produced will now influence him
    • gradually get the feeling: It is not just you yourself
    • patience, persistence and self-denial to wait for it.
    • be able to immerse itself in that part of us which by day
    • attained that is not overcome by the body but itself
    • however of the work in which he presented himself at his
    • the profound spiritual background to what shows itself in
    • were to be the one that now considers itself to be the
    • earth evolution itself will remain spiritual, alive in
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 10: Problems on Spiritual Path - National Characteristics in Europe Moulded by Folk Spirits
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    • an image of it. This image first of all imprints itself
    • come to see that our own self has been confronting us
    • there and yet at the same time it is also you yourself.
    • all discover oneself within those clairvoyant
    • Anyone not prepared to make himself familiar with such
    • self. These ideas go to the other one. We may experience
    • self. Everything is imprinted there. If our attitude is
    • itself that it really can make an impression on the
    • much more powerful will; it began to engrave itself also
    • which shows itself so clearly now during these fateful
    • developments, the human soul has to say to itself:
    • to take our self out of those narrower confines and to
    • unite this self, a self freed by spiritual science, with
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 11:Etheric Man within Physical Man
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    • himself. He expands into a world. As far as the earth is
    • just as our finger, say, would feel itself to be part of
    • sleep presents itself. The animal world consumes, eats
    • himself in a kind of multiple reproduction. This is what
    • leaving the child to itself where memory development is
    • are not pliable but clear cut. Much will imprint itself
    • to himself as T because he is a creature of will. If he
    • might go up at any time and get himself some apples. The
    • with his will. He could in no way protect himself;
    • outside yourself. There you can see how you have been
    • You arrive at a very specific feeling regarding yourself,
    • through life and the way it presents itself. Then man's
    • world for us loses its deadness and itself becomes a
    • every soul says to itself: Man is something quite
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 12: The Group Sculptured for the Building in Dornach
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    • may be seen to be winding itself around this figure, with
    • the figure itself writhing beneath it. And you will see
    • hand and breaks his wings himself. It has to be brought
    • not broken by the Christ but that he breaks them himself.
    • recognize himself, to experience himself. The same holds
    • to avoid the Luciferic element, to free oneself from it
    • himself had got by the 1770s. He was aware that the four
    • gained of oneself. It is a part of Faust himself that
    • reach out to that element which is also part of himself.
    • with Wagner. Faust himself says later: he was
    • Then he understands himself. The earth's spirit has called
    • are concerned. Goethe wanted to show the spiritual self,
    • immortal self.
    • Altruistic reasons, selflessness
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 13: The Prophetic Nature of Dreams: Moon, Sun and Saturn Man
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    • attention to himself and the world of his dreams can deny
    • having the astral body and the ego within itself again,
    • will say to himself: ‘Ah yes, I have been dreaming
    • in us, and in gaining self-knowledge we come to see more
    • is there that he expresses himself more profoundly.
    • that a man, having once shown himself capable of
    • creator himself has first made provision for the idea and
    • and error, too, was determined by Goethe himself,
    • herself. Here are some passages from Emerson's
    • who makes himself known through their actions.
    • through the ego to the Germans, through the spirit self
    • self in the case of the Russians takes the form of
    • soul has developed as far as the spirit self. This is why
    • will be able to take himself, as man, across to
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 14: The Cosmic Significance of Our Sensory Perceptions - Our Thinking, Feeling and Will Activity
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    • would have to say to itself: ‘This earth is
    • finds himself in the surging billows of something very
    • man representing this whole stream called himself an
    • elaborated his message, he also called himself a man
    • Immediately before that a man who did not call himself an
    • man who calls himself d'Annuncio — in reality he is



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