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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Cover Sheet
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Contents
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Preface
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • a new education out into this world — an education for life,
  • themselves in their present world-situation. In this new dawn some of
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture I
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • world today. You see, as early as the seventies, eighties and
  • more advanced years in the present-day world of thought — we
  • look at the world from every standpoint. But people today do not want
  • standpoints in a world that is common to us all. But this world is
  • simply not there today. Only in the spirit is there a world that is
  • as to make man, who is a thought-being, capable of shaping the world
  • the grim and terrible world-war; these are only the outward
  • civilized world. It is simply so, and we must be conscious of it.
  • making a voyage round the world, the peculiar constitution of the
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture II
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • Ages. But nowadays souls are placed into the world without it. The
  • fact that souls come into the world without this heritage is very
  • world-existences. The names are immaterial. I have called them the
  • the repetition of earlier world-existences. On the earth there have
  • science. How did man express his relation to the world? By reference
  • with the spiritual world was concrete. The Muses were genuinely
  • the world into which he was born; he said: “Sing, immortal
  • had in olden times with the spiritual world. This was inevitable
  • something that makes them feel cut off from the stream of world
  • the stream of world happenings. The soul feels cut off, chopped off,
  • stream of world-evolution in general. In this moment humanity fell
  • intellect tells us nothing about the world. It is really nothing but
  • a dream of the world. In the intellect, more emphatically than
  • too dreams about the world. It all remains a dreaming. Through the
  • intellect man no longer has an objective relation with the world. The
  • after man has been cut off from the world. That is why human beings
  • again for a real link with the world, a re-entrance into the world.
  • inherited from the evolution of the world. The world had not been
  • be got from the world without personal activity. But then a strange
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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture III
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • reckons as part of the world only that which he experiences in his
  • about the world is looked upon today as mere phantasy, as not
  • into the spiritual world through sleep was a deliberate and conscious
  • aware of man's participation in the spiritual world.
  • absorbed today, from the point of view of world-historical progress?
  • is not at all true. Materialism is a product of world-evolution but a
  • Worlds was such that it made living thinking, not dead thinking, a
  • day. We cease to be clever during the night, in face of that world
  • developed in sleep into these concepts of the material world. The
  • united in the world of full consciousness. Formerly this union was
  • spiritual world. Today he is less and less of a real entity. He is
  • body in sleep. In true perception of the world, this is at once
  • stretches out into the world of spiritual Nature between sleeping and
  • what really matters is that in our whole way of looking at the world
  • in defense of the spiritual view of the world; this simply does not
  • concepts come out of the world of the Spirit, that they are really
  • the world says about it.
  • animals in the physical world, they take one for a fool. I can
  • Surely it is the same as if a surgeon in the world beyond had managed
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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IV
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • world at the end of the nineteenth century, so that it could be
  • who confronted all world-questions with intellectual questions, with
  • at the root of its feeling about the world. He thought the Greeks
  • activities unfolded towards the outer world happen to suit other
  • world-conception are sheer nonsense, for materialism has its
  • brain. Here materialism is fully justified as a theoretical world
  • world-conception or refute it, but that little by little they have
  • in the world, just as one can still marvel at the human form in the
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture V
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • of the world, should lead to the founding of the moral life of the
  • of which he had a picture as real as the world of Nature when he
  • hands: to comprehend a dead world with their dead thinking. On this
  • Knowledge of the Higher Worlds,
  • I have tried to show that knowledge of the super-sensible worlds is
  • then Inspiration, and lastly Intuition. In the moral world it is
  • different. If in that world we reach picture-consciousness,
  • until the third stage. In the moral world, intuition follows
  • immediately upon outer perception. In the world of Nature, however,
  • there are two intermediate stages. So that if, in the moral world one
  • Intuition the same as the evolution of the natural world, filled with
  • about the world is silenced. People ought to stop talking about the
  • world because Mauthner proves that all talk about the world consists
  • the world from us. Something splendid would be made of man had he
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VI
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • something has come down from divine-spiritual worlds into the
  • the spiritual world. Something is revealed from day to day, from week
  • whole world. You know that in former days this fundamental feeling
  • about the world-riddle was expressed in the paradigm: “Man,
  • always arising when a solution of the world-riddle is broached. Now I
  • might call the solution of the world-riddle. What would there remain
  • to do after the moment when this world-riddle was solved? Man would
  • that the world-riddle has been solved by means of a cognitional
  • great many people think thus about the solution of the world-riddle.
  • They consider the world-riddle a system of questions that must be
  • at the thought that a solution of the world-riddle could somewhere be
  • the world; the world is full of riddles, full of mystery, and man's
  • the riddles of the world are solved in man — again in the very
  • widest sense. Man himself, moving as a living being through the world
  • — he is the solution of the world-riddle! Let him gaze at the
  • mystery. “Man, know thyself and thou knowest the world I.”
  • final. Man is the solution of the world-riddle but to know the human
  • world-riddle within ourselves. But we know too that we shall never
  • times primeval until today, that the answer to these world-questions
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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VII
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • confronted world-evolution in such a way that “facing
  • there. Not only the terrible event of World War I has deflated these
  • forces cannot be present in the world without being active, and so,
  • super-sensible world at all. How is it that people give their lessons
  • super-sensible world exists?
  • things must be taken concretely. To speak of a super-sensible world
  • are “hidden” from one; to speak of super-sensible worlds
  • wander through the world and wait until there comes out of our own
  • know, and the world calls for this. But it has nothing to do with the
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture VIII
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • drawing them down into the world of the senses from a super-sensible
  • world.
  • thought-world out of himself.
  • theologians argued as to the significance of thoughts in the world
  • exists outside in the world and within the separate individuals. The
  • “dog” and this is revealed out of the spiritual world,
  • the physical world the atmosphere streams round it; and in this
  • thoughts. They are, so to speak, the footprints of the divine world
  • thought-world a feeling of their connection with the spiritual world
  • event which took place in the physical world. Something happened in
  • spiritual world which expressed itself in the acceptance of thought
  • or unreality of the thought-world.
  • the men who in their previous earth-life had already felt the world
  • from the divine-spiritual world was already lost to man. Because he
  • could no longer receive thoughts out of the divine-spiritual world,
  • the external sense world.
  • the development of world-history, however, what is solely dependent
  • thought from within as a revelation from the divine-spiritual world,
  • world, but in spite of this our soul tells us that even the thoughts
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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture IX
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • towards the world and our own. This will be made clearer by our
  • that is, as a permeation of the whole world-order by harmony and
  • significant world-problem; upon these problems depends the future
  • great problems of world-culture. If one really looks into life today
  • that only through an artistic grasp of the world does man reach the
  • question of acquiring a real understanding of the super-sensible world
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture X
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • reflect: Is there a good God ruling the world, when one sees that
  • saying to the human being, for in the world of color lives a whole
  • world. But we also let the children experience what the colors have
  • into the world in a healthy way. What the human being of today grows
  • spiritual life. In the foundations of the spirit life of the world it
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XI
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • to the human being from the world were to pour itself into the head,
  • world. Everything remains stuck fast in the head. Man thinks
  • the world because the head allows nothing to reach it. The head has
  • comes from the world outside, and man is obliged to live, where his
  • whatever to do with the surrounding world.
  • that man still knows something about the world. But he has all the
  • meet the outside world. This again is something living in the
  • connection with the world not only with the head but with the rest of
  • whole man; to learn to experience the world with the whole man and
  • the world with the whole man at an early age. For what I have just
  • child still has the faculty of grasping the world with his whole
  • “tasting the world,” connection with the world is very
  • soon lost. Now this “tasting the world” is of no
  • the world is.
  • different way of experiencing the surrounding world from the way of
  • earthly existence from super-sensible, spiritual worlds, from his
  • world. We acquire a special kind of life of soul when we experience
  • darkness impenetrable to the world of abstract concepts. But if, with
  • pushed into the head and what we take in from the outer world cannot
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• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XII
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • epoch of culture men overlooked all they saw in the outer world and
  • were only willing to concentrate on what existed outside the world of
  • the world we call that of the senses, but in the material processes
  • they saw the Spiritual. For them what in the material world presented
  • in the sense-world, they actually perceived the Spiritual. They saw
  • ancient times men were able to experience the sense-world as having
  • world is semblance and the spiritual world the only reality, but this
  • the material world comprehensible to the human soul by the roundabout
  • post-Atlantean epoch of civilization the whole external world was
  • looked out at the world. Still more so with the eyes of Shakespeare.
• Title: Lecture: Younger Generation: Lecture XIII
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  • the present world situation of dawning spiritual knowledge. In these
  • preceding our own, Dante received descriptions of the world from his
  • we go deeply into the old world of thought, into that of the twelfth,
  • the inner being took on fresh life from the outer world. It can
  • to complete belief in the material world. As a result it had become
  • world arise out of the Kant-Laplace primeval nebula which densifies
  • been people who sought to prove that the moral world-order could find
  • a place in a world-order as conceived by Kant-Laplace, ending with
  • did such a view of the world ever arise? Why does it fundamentally
  • what occurs nowhere else in the earthly world around us. He takes in
  • the foodstuffs from the surrounding world. He takes them from the
  • world we are able to implant life through our moral impulses. Thus
  • the reality of the moral world-order is what the approaching Michael
  • of the dragon. Certainly, the outer world-mechanism, which lives not
  • spiritual texture of the world, we find that with the culmination of
  • exercised in the world. Compare the authority of the Pope; it is
  • and being of the world. Only now does this picture of Michael truly
  • everywhere in the world that one can no longer breathe.
  • the dragon receives his life out of a world quite different from that
  • world out of which the dragon receives his life-blood. But in the
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