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• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 1
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  • was of course a question of power. And in order to understand what
  • consideration. That a king has real divine power and dignity is
  • they did with the power of higher beings.
  • in the year 1000. The anointment, and therefore the power, was
  • in human consciousness, the representative of the empire was powerful
  • claimed that the catholic priest is more powerful than Jesus Christ
  • take place through the priest's power. It means that the action
  • the altar. Therefore the more powerful is not the Christ Jesus, but
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 2
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  • Emperor Franz Joseph I abdicated the German crown. It lost the power
  • November 1918; it is those who are presently in power. The
  • societies which possess great power in the English-speaking
  • countries, a power unsuspected by the general public. They are
  • become ever more powerful during the fifth post-Atlantean epoch.
  • usually merely tools, the really powerful people stand behind them.
  • that is what is used as tools by the groups in power. And it is also
  • important to discern why these powerful circles have been so
  • for these societies is power, not insight. It is important for them
  • power in this traditional form. Why?
  • external power — dead power. But when they come together under
  • spiritual power. That is why the Catholic Church, wanting to keep
  • power by political means. It has always been more powerful the less
  • it has insisted on its creed, and less powerful the more it has
  • central issue results in lack of power. A community can only be
  • powerful when it attaches no importance to individual beliefs.
  • someone is a powerful minister, say, and needs an under-secretary of
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 3
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  • indisputable power factor. In public life there was in reality
  • divine power exercised by physical people. In social affairs the only
  • states towards their powerful neighbor in the northern end; they
  • than is thought. From their ranks the powerful, imperialistic Pope
  • was all-powerful, in the second stage the state contains everything
  • important. And above all we should not think that the sharpest powers