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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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    • Today I
    • likewise able to produce them. Thus, in olden days, the art
    • would have been able to develop in those days. Actually this
    • today. Here we see clearly that Faust both is and feels
    • Our joyful day should see you here.
    • In evil days when death was near.
    • manner of those days Goethe had thoroughly studied how the
    • technical terms so in those days, when certain substances had
    • today evident by the various interpreters of
    • said before, whoever thinks as men think today can hardly
    • the soul-development of past centuries. In the days of Faust
    • only the ruins of it remained. How often we experience today
    • knowledge today, coming upon such a passage will say: What
    • way chemical processes were described in olden days, the way
    • chemistry today will sound to those who come later just as
    • is made; but that is not told us here. Today these processes
    • with he men of olden days who understood something of these
    • epoch from earlier epochs. Today it is quite the thing to
    • through what was thus striven for in ancient days. Now you
    • books have no means of knowing why in the olden days Sun and
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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    • Walpurgis-night performed yesterday, which we shall be
    • appear very unnatural to see him now, two days after,
    • own satisfaction how it comes about that, two days after the
    • suppose that, two days after such a great misfortune, Faust
    • Sunday. I will put you in the private seat in a certain
    • be natural for Faust, two days after the catastrophe, to be
    • In the days
    • — as it was spoken, you will remember yesterday. What
    • Voices from yon-days all golden!
    • present-day half witch, for the voice that earlier cried:
    • off now! Don't you know we've been enlightening!” Today
    • “A last, today 'tis useless. Now
    • more today — was introduced by Mephisto in order to
    • life — such a monster that he takes Faust, two days
    • light of day.
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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    • today. For these scenes contain many germs of the evolution
    • day-to-day life, to the Absolute, to what is not merely the
    • beyond the ordinary, everyday ego to the absolute ego,
    • naturally taken at the time in various ways. Today,
    • spiritual secrets of the early Greek days. He wanted to unite
    • caricature-lovers, and even today it is still widely
    • as cold as the usual opinions and mood of soul today towards
    • of such a man. There are, of course, still men today who have
    • And then stands to-day at the mercy of such concepts. On the
    • the general and abstract. For what is most feared today by
    • real world with concepts is what man today will not have. And
    • arise through present-day Spiritual Science, if only what
    • since the days of Goethe, the abstraction of all endeavour
    • today arise. There are now, certainly, people with idealistic
    • day things had not gone so far, but today we are confronted
    • Mr. X, you seem to be a complete blockhead today. Then the
    • America. Today when it is only of use to understand the
    • there is little understanding to be found, for today there
    • all, many who rank today as people of importance speak as the
    • pronouncements so plentiful in the world today and during
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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    • in present day life. And if this ‘Mothers scene’
    • I showed you, what I once said to you, that nowadays it can
    • to remark upon this to show you how today the real nature of
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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    • conceptions of the several epochs. To-day we shall speak
    • is, in effect, far more concealed to-day from human vision
    • in yesterday's lecture — we are confronted with
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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    • of family and race, clan and nation. To-day a very serious
    • weakness of many people to-day, when they hear of Lucifer and
    • (for so it was at that time; to-day it must be more purely
    • taught to us to-day. But in the widest circles, human beings
    • important saying, painful to study nowadays, if you can study
    • of the Sphinx by Oedipus; but we need not do so to-day.
    • To-day we will only make clear that this deed reveals him as
    • politician appears upon the scenes to-day, wishing to speak
    • and clone to-day, from one quarter or another. Suppose that
    • emerge from his words. But to-day one does not say so. One
    • such things must take their course to-day. One is
    • are going through the world to-day; we must take these things
    • day on educational and social questions, questions of right
    • thing that is spoken nowadays about education or questions of
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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    • “Faust” which were to have been performed today.
    • will have to do with the scene to be given next Sunday, but I
    • that what I was explaining to you a few days ago about the
    • acquired in his day, the ideas which could be acquired from
    • plunges into this world — a world that the man of today
    • instance what used to be called the elements. Today we call
    • is quite unlike the world we see today during our waking hours
    • together, not conveniently separated as they are today, Thus,
    • to what we find today when we dive down into the world to which
    • today in sleep, and no one can penetrate to them unless he
    • same way as today you have to think of water and air as
    • existing side-by-side, Today you think of water and air as
    • Today, man has so to say descended, and has completely lost
    • Whereas today we have earth that has been pushed down below
    • today, is that being whom Goethe, following the Greeks,
    • connection with water; not however with water as it is today,
    • the water of today. And as the air produces chaotic sounds in
    • experiences today between falling asleep and waking, all that
    • in these days, could not be suffered, for mortal terror would
    • experienced by man today, but into another world, introduced
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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    • What yesterday
    • be developed today in man's conscious life, cannot go so far
    • today called science needs only to be extended in order to
    • simply say: It is true that, with what science offers today,
    • not depend upon whether the scientific outlook accepted today
    • science today can never pronounce judgment on anything beyond
    • Now yesterday
    • today dreams are wishes fulfilled in phantasy. I should like
    • today forming the content of theories, are terribly
    • said yesterday, however, you can gather one thing concerning
    • certain extent we call back our past. Today with our brain
    • you speak, for speaking is only learnt in waking day life,
    • is possible for a man today, in the present cycle of
    • yesterday. Goethe divined it in a beautiful way. One of these
    • have the ordinary waking day consciousness we know, or at
    • to you yesterday how, in the first half of the scene in the
    • with the world of ordinary daytime reality. The moment the
    • yesterday how the equilibrium of the Sphinx fails when man
    • not with such clearly experienced consciousness as today, yet
    • Pigmies belonged. I referred to this yesterday. Anaxagoras
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IX: Goethe's Life of the Soul from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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    • considerations of yesterday and the day before, we have been
    • Goethe's work all that yesterday and the previous day we were
    • special importance For the various branches of present day
    • this is a matter of general knowledge I should like today to
    • is an abomination and a heresy for the present day scientific
    • What physics does not recognize today, my dear firends, the
    • reality, present day physics is not yet ripe for Goethe's
    • One day
    • theory of colors, is indeed merely given in outline. Some day
    • this that, as we have seen in the last two days, Goethe was
    • him when in his physical body. Now when, after a few days, he
    • you yesterday that man has not lived only on the earth, but
    • these last two days. Goethe lived thus in the spirit where
    • I called your attention to yesterday is that Goethe was not
    • be asked why then is it that mankind's usual outlook today is
    • understood? How is it that for present day man idealism and
    • because man wishes today to found his world outlook in a
    • today the heritage of the natural scientist is not primal
    • phiolsophers today; where do you find any firm ground from
    • thinking is developed, it is not possible today to unite the
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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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    • however, no result can be expected either today or in the
    • any coast. For man today that has ceased to mean very much,
    • forces. In olden days, when everyday matters were still
    • externally in picture-form, might equally be one of everyday
    • today? The Samothracian Mystery, as such, with its
    • Today we should say: We represent how in the centre of the
    • said: Were Goethe to appear among us today, wishing, in
    • Science meets with all kinds of opposition today. But one of
    • primeval peoples appear primitive to man today — mere
    • man rise today to anything really creative. He keeps to a
    • objection that it is not natural, because, among men today,
    • the soul's desire today to reduce everything to abstractions.
    • can be known today through the senses. Read the article
    • be found here in the world where we are leading our everyday
    • today, are quite out of the ordinary. What then does the
    • — the waking world of day, and the world that is
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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    • Yesterday I
    • the main points of what was said yesterday about all that is
    • yesterday that this scene shows clearly how Goethe was
    • comes into the idea of Homunculus. Yesterday I went more
    • present-day abstract rationalistic man. In olden days when
    • condition of the soul to another. For a man of those days the
    • today in a primitive, less delicate way, that, to a certain
    • the Sirens. I spoke of this yesterday so today I shall not
    • them, the most outstanding of them all, Galatea. Yesterday I
    • existing in days of yore. It might be said that what happens
    • dream. Man today looks at the way moonlight is reflected on
    • actually happening. We experience it today if someone burns
    • permeate the human body. What today is my head has its form
    • Ye to bright day consecrated
    • must live out in the body. I told you yesterday that the
    • today experiences this relation at best as something
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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    • one-sided way in which evolution is understood today. Think
    • the man of today thinks of the successive stages of evolution
    • learnt at school nowadays, notions which in future will be
    • the earlier — this is an abnormal idea of present-day
    • it. As I explained yesterday Goethe is perfectly honest when
    • are not there merely to be spoken of on Sunday afternoons in
    • strive to grow out of what today is the typical point of view
    • anyone reading Homunculus today might say to himself.
    • scent we are today presenting, finds itself in a world the
    • man of today is not very eager to enter — in a world



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