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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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    • of the deepest secrets of humanity — these secrets
    • Which night enshroudeth, deep and still,
    • contains the deepest wisdom of the new age — the John
    • particular moment. Those who know the workings of the deeply
    • on. This is a piece of Goethe's deep wisdom!” But this
    • represented as deep wisdom by the learned gentlemen who quote
    • of Faust s are often represented as deep wisdom! Now if
    • Goethe had meant it to be accepted as such deep wisdom, he
    • Gretchen-wisdom for deep philosophy. Faust's suggestion for
    • evolution. The Gospel of John takes the matter more deeply
    • has entered Faust rebels; he must go deeper to understand the
    • descends from the Ego to the astral body more deeply into
    • by the people of old they will be able to find a deeper,
    • in a laboratory, without being able to see deeply into
    • a deep impression it makes upon us when we picture it
    • ego-bearer, in his uncontrolled egoism, what is deeply
    • spiritual deepening. For, to that force which remains
    • in the soul the spiritual force line as deeply hidden as the
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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    • though since that time, I have not gone so deeply into what
    • Walpurgis-night themselves show, deeply initiated into
    • the Walpurgis-night; everything in it shows deep
    • by Goethe out of his deep knowledge. Goethe is not merely
    • here pictured that shows deep knowledge. Faust can perceive
    • Else will it hurl thee headlong into the deep abyss!
    • witches' souls. But Faust wants to learn the deeper secrets
    • For this deeper element Faust is seeking
    • probe deeper into with secrets. Such things can only be
    • etherically. Think what deep knowledge this all is — in
    • be. Think how deep Goethe goes!
    • vision of a red mouse into something lofty, true and deep, is
    • from what is now the deeper spiritual reality, takes him to
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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    • expression of deep knowledge. To help us to a full
    • understanding in our approach to this deepest manifestation
    • had absorbed from natural science, and by the deepening of
    • itself. Both mystical striving and the deeper striving after
    • stressed — to a very deep conception of Christianity,
    • even to a very deep conception of the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • deepest secrets of existence, who was to be the realisation
    • remarkable how deeply Goethe, in his instinctive way, goes
    • deeper than what is Spiritual Science. This collision is made
    • things with concepts that are not shadowy but go deep into
    • that they go deep into reality. It is a characteristic
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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    • significant, deep knowledge that we are obliged to recognise
    • we have to realise that there is something of deep import in
    • how deeply familiar he was with certain hidden things in the
    • to have made a deep impreression on Goethe. The Romans were
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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    • No longer in the deepest sense of life, but in a more
    • no longer has a true feeling of the deep way in which the
    • the Faust drama is derived out of the deepest interests of
    • is most important. It is of deep significance when
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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    • told to them. In these, however, deep significant truths of
    • Deep
    • sometning deeply significant. Goethe was well aware that that
    • containing deeper wisdom. It prophesied to Paris' mother that
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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    • look deeply into Goethe's soul, in that this scene — as
    • of these hierarchies; and were we to look deeply enough into
    • more deeply than modern superficiality generally desires to
    • second half of his life fruitful for himself through a deeply
    • Greek thought, one receives a deep, significant and vivifying
    • acquainted with that approach to truth which takes a deeper
    • dream-life and deep human reality.
    • half-wakefulness; when we are aroused from a state of deep
    • sleep to one less deep, and though not quite awake, are on
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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    • Goethe himself felt deeply that the spiritual forces,that can
    • senses. Anaxagoras here reflects one of Goethe's deep
    • Thou bosom-lightener [or bosom-widener], deeply pensive
    • Goethe's foreseeing knowledge penetrated deeply in the truths
    • supersensible than with modern ideas. This was so deeply
    • poems by a turn of the hand; he plunges deeply into the world
    • their sympathy. And here too Goethe shows his deep knowledge
    • shows his deep knowledge. Thus the three have but one eye and
    • recognise how deeply he had divined and entered into the
    • Then there is no need to go deeper into it, no need to
    • does not permit that. When you consider the deep truth I have
    • “The world is deep, Yea, deeper than the day
    • simply Homunculus, not Homo. For “the world is deep,
    • yea, deeper than the day e'er dreamed”. And since
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IX: Goethe's Life of the Soul from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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    • soul the light of a deepened observation upon all that such a
    • there appear the deep colors, blue, violet and so forth. If
    • going deeply into his natural science — a science free
    • future is that mankind should go more deeply into the ideas
    • they would go deeply into such a spirit, such a soul, as
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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    • most deeply into Goethe's world-conception will see how,
    • through it he has penetrated deeply into the spiritual, in
    • Home. Goethe had a deep respect for Thales conception of the
    • cannot do, and we see deep into his soul. It is no doubt,
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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    • with a scene through which we can look deep into Goethe's
    • deeply into what Goethe meant to convey in his Homunculus,
    • that the deeper mystery that Goethe would also have us see,
    • than one might think — a deeply honest soul. He wished
    • living in Goethe's soul. We shall never go deep into all this
    • shell-chariot of Galatea. There is deep meaning in the
    • not in its deeply mysterious, inner aspect. The other passes
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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    • certainly no very deep cognitional life. If, by the inner
    • when by trying to think as deeply and clearly as possible, we
    • superficiality into a really deep comprehension of life.
    • deep in human hearts and souls; and they must be healed if
    • arrive at a deeper comprehension of life. Those who think of
    • to bring deep down into our physical body; then we should be
    • has since sunk yet deeper into the slough. We assume then
    • upon them a little more deeply and not just as a literary
    • very deep layer of consciousness. Let us penetrate it, let us
    • deeply into such a profound scene as the one we are now



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