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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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  • and crude. We need only pick up writings — no matter what they
  • matters are aware of the gradual entrance of what inevitably
  • Everyone has a standpoint. — as if the standpoint matters! The
  • These are two different standpoints in physical life. What matters is
  • cultivate science. What does it matter to us if Nature is an artist?
  • It matters not at all, for that is not our standpoint
  • all, it is quite a different matter if in earlier centuries —
  • not a matter of finding fault, but of the need for understanding. For
  • As a matter of fact Goethe did not say “More light!” He
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture II
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  • experiences undergone by young people at Universities. As a matter of
  • ago all this was quite a matter of course. Today a great deal is said
  • action, awakening deed. That is, what matters is a question of
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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  • my intention. The thing that matters is to go forward, not back. But
  • the truth and it is a much more serious matter than is usually
  • immediately get a buzzing head when it is a matter of thinking in a
  • what really matters is that in our whole way of looking at the world
  • were matter, but diluted matter. The point is not that one speaks
  • really matter whether we speak materialistically or intellectually,
  • what matters is that the Spirit shall be in what we say. The Spirit
  • whereas what really matters is that experience of the Spirit should
  • which as a matter of fact can only be revealed to the soul by
  • materialists have made of the atoms. It does not matter whether we
  • say: This is spiritual, or that is material. What matters is to
  • spirituality. Permeated by spirit we can speak of matter and we shall
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture V
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  • realm into human experience was a matter of course. These facts, as I
  • in regard to this purely spiritual matter — for such are moral
  • should consider it a matter of course that the thinking which reached
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VI
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  • the aspect of the social life, the matter presents itself
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VII
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  • that the child as a matter of course submits to it. It is very easy
  • such people it was not a matter of indifference if they discovered
  • speaking about it, or only studying it, it is not a matter of
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VIII
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  • pointing approximately to weighty matters affecting a large
  • For one part of humanity matters were as I have described them; for
  • matter-of-course explanation of the origin of thought. Thus a period
  • him it was a matter of course that he experienced his abstract
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IX
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  • matters where a judgment formed by active thinking is necessary,
  • it is a matter of the unfolding of will and not of a theoretical
  • being if he wants to set to work before the young take it as a matter
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture X
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  • is so constituted that when it is a matter of making something clear
  • the young quite as a matter of course pay tribute to maturity and
  • great age. This was a matter of course. Why? Because what exists
  • such a way that it believes it must be given as a matter of course to
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XI
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  • say that this would not matter in the primary school. If the child is
  • principle that it does not matter if the teacher is not as clever as
  • beings, then the matter is still more complicated. Then, what
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XII
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  • learning theories about the ego. No matter whether you are a peasant
  • know how to handle the matter, just as it is handled by the academic
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XIII
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  • process, permeated as it is with soul and spirit, matter is
  • have a continual process of destruction of matter so that matter
  • within the human organism can be newly created. Matter is continually
  • when man arrived at the law of the conservation of matter and of
  • energy, and believed that matter is also conserved in the human
  • organism. The establishment of the law of the conservation of matter
  • physics as a definite fact. The law of the conservation of matter and
  • long as there is a law of the conservation of matter and of energy,