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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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  • begins to dominate, truth, as experienced inwardly by the soul, dies
  • experience of truth, a living experience of human community, of
  • those times this was the customary way of refuting truths. But now —
  • to point to the truth, the truth in the spirit. You know that among
  • shutters!” That is the truth. The other is the cliché
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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  • nearest spiritual horizon: people believe they at last know the truth
  • the truth and it is a much more serious matter than is usually
  • the truth of repeated earth-lives, into a truth that can only be
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IV
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  • phrase,” for in truth the human is all-too-human.
  • not hit upon a truth but only on clichés. For unless the human
  • feeling for truth.
  • need truth at the bottom of our soul. Truth is the alpha and the
  • the truth. It would be much more clever if our age, which has lost
  • “spiritual.” What we need is truth, and if any young
  • acquire the most profound feeling for honesty and truth. If we build
  • upon honesty and truth, then we shall progress, for humanity must
  • phrase to a grasp of truth; beyond convention to a direct, elementary
  • another and to honest, upright experience of truth.
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture V
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  • truth, and what I was obliged to maintain as truth out of the
  • very indefiniteness was untruthful. When speaking of intuitions, of
  • lapsing into untruthfulness, proof for the existence of God came into
  • is a good deal of truth in contemporary religious philosophies when
  • had living experience of their truth, though as coming from outside
  • speaks of intuitions not in mere phrases but honestly, truthfully,
  • must do. If a youth movement wants to have truth and not only
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IX
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  • received the truth. This shade of feeling lay in all education, in
  • knowledge in the form of truth. In earlier times it was said: Before
  • truth must be filled if humanity is not to pine away. This must be
  • interpreter of truth.
  • through beauty to capture truth, will never come to the full manhood
  • truth through beauty in Goethe. Listen how he says: “Art is a
  • living truth — otherwise it is dead. And Schiller's
  • artistic can we penetrate into the realm of truth, there can be no
  • generation, when truth first appears in the garb of beauty. In this
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XI
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  • us. And that is the truth. In reality we do not educate at all. We
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XII
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  • truth is that outer Nature draws it forth. In olden times men saw the
  • some truth in this — once we have grown up we have actually
  • myths and legends are founded on truth, then we may be sure that
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XIII
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  • treasures of the soul, truthfulness had gone. An era which made the
  • shrinking away from this consequence is the fearful untruth that has
  • untruth upon the earth. We must acquire the vision of Michael who
  • People are struck dumb by science, even if one has a truth to utter.