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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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  • laboratory scene in Goethe's Faust just represented,
  • appear to the soul modern man, to human souls in the present
  • the same time he looks forward to the tasks of the present
  • longer represented the ancient wisdom. Goethe also knew their
  • pictures; the fusion of substances was represented as a
  • dramatically represented by Goethe as a poodle, and so it
  • experience, although dramatically it is represented as
  • ridicule it. This is wonderfully presented now in the form of
  • represented as deep wisdom by the learned gentlemen who quote
  • of Faust s are often represented as deep wisdom! Now if
  • profound wisdom, whereas Goethe simply means to represent how
  • task. Goethe has represented the two souls of Faust very
  • travelling scholar is still present in him and meets him
  • but the knowledge of dreams. This is represented by the
  • — and represented also by his final waking. Then Goethe
  • to the truth. That he is representing a spiritual experience
  • from the way they were presented that, through the legacy of
  • represents it
  • medals finally dissolved I really present. Ancient wisdom,
  • the inscription: “I am the Past, the Present in the
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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  • presented.
  • very progressive priest, a theologian, who is present,
  • even such a detail is relevant. And every detail is presented
  • bodies. This is a genuine spiritual occurrence, represented
  • Ahrimanic being has no understanding of the present earth; he
  • connected with the present moon, now that it is Earth-moon,
  • Mephistopheles and Faust, as being represented by Goethe as
  • come to the Brocken as witches in the present — for
  • present-day half witch, for the voice that earlier cried:
  • suddenly old on the spot, or in his present form he is not
  • experience this, and Goethe knew how to represent it. But
  • represented. A little sketch exists in which it is
  • differently represented — in the way Mephistopheles
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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  • (Representation of a scene from
  • nothing of his old world in which he is presently living. But
  • him as representing the type of man who is the victim of an
  • picture I have just given you; however, he represents a
  • with the spiritual culture of that time represented by Goethe
  • represented the way Goethe had learnt from Paracelsus'
  • source, either represented pantheistically or existing in
  • as its representative, appearing bodily before him.
  • ourselves transported almost into the present, for now too we
  • arise through present-day Spiritual Science, if only what
  • from this pooint of view that the present time must be
  • worst possible way with the painful events of the present
  • different kind, was present. He wanted to play the part of
  • up against events of such sadness as those of the present,
  • present situation.
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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  • present considerations.
  • in present day life. And if this ‘Mothers scene’
  • present time and necessity are concerned in the giving out of
  • of man when this normal understandin is not present. It is
  • Greco-Latin, the present one and two to follow. If we
  • consciousness to become present in their minds. Remember what
  • because he wishes to represent something that actually
  • He wanted to represent a reality, and to say that, in what
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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  • drama he showed Faust as the representative of humanity,
  • representative of Evil? From this very fact you can see that
  • the present epoch.
  • but rather because he wanted to portray the representative
  • represent three successive acquaintances of Faust with
  • present reality to Faust, for he begets Euphorion his son.
  • Paradise. The longing for the Devil during the present, fifth
  • say, Maya. And in my present essay on the
  • In the character of Faust Goethe represents the human being
  • as in fact it is during the present, fifth post-Atlantean
  • ‘spectral fabric’ which Goethe represents as
  • represented so grandly, so truly, out of the fulness of
  • which we presented here last year, — Faust's dream,
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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  • interest to represent as constructive the very impulses that
  • representing things out of his own personal impulse, where in
  • present, fifth post-Atlantean epoch. In the fourth
  • represent? It represents an individuality — the
  • stand with Paris, who is presented to us by Goethe in the
  • the Spiritual World, what the Gods do there represents the
  • need not consider for our present purpose how these actions
  • represents, where it remains behind in the fifth epoch, one
  • Illusion is present in a more than usual degree. Illusion
  • as is the present. No other age stands in such dire need of
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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  • is more that to the presentation of the scene as Goethean
  • that this circle represents man at a given point in his
  • am I as man? This under ordinary conditions at the present e
  • prevents man, as he is on earth at present, from attaining in
  • luciferic influences are present only in the first half,
  • it came to represent all that man knows about man, What can
  • water — are present with us. But if we plunge into the
  • but it is not so unlike those worlds from which the present one
  • however, that were formerly physically present, just as now
  • our world is physically present, can only be experienced
  • imagines what is no longer visible in our present world to be
  • myth means, this is what Goethe means. And his presentation
  • our present existence.
  • best be presented not in the concepts of our modern waking
  • Science, to have presented these things so correctly. And
  • to the earth as it is at present. This world of the ants
  • feels itself as an anachronism in the present world. The ants
  • more closely akin to them than to the beings of the present
  • this world of ours arisen? As you know, its present condition
  • condition, and the present one only needs to be mentioned,
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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  • has to do with the present, and this evokes long-forgotten
  • is possible for a man today, in the present cycle of
  • Anaxagoras would explain the present out of the past, explain
  • of the earth. In Anaxagoras, Goethe sees the representative
  • of present conditions, cannot be much help in changing
  • present sense-world. And just as fleeting dreams, that are
  • thoughts drawn from the present world of the senses. Thales
  • sense-world, and he does this very forcibly. As the present
  • the present can never reach the spiritual at all, but, in
  • Moon is not only present cosmically, it exists also in an
  • microcosm. And we ask: Had Goethe a presentiment that, in the
  • microcosmically present? Well, my dear friends, read the
  • flows into the present. Goethe is not one of those who make
  • certain extent his way of representation. Because in his very
  • for present-day man to understand. In Greek thought it was
  • Sun and Moon; it has a present, the earth-period; it has a
  • Vulcan periods, and at present on the earth, for the coming
  • in the present world. When, as is the case today, man is
  • consequence of this is the necessity for men of the present
  • conflict that is of the utmost importance, though the present
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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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  • seem — to be more remote than what is represented in the
  • in most spheres at present still meets with complete lack of
  • special importance For the various branches of present day
  • is an abomination and a heresy for the present day scientific
  • reality, present day physics is not yet ripe for Goethe's
  • is immaterial whether it is represented, as it was by Newton
  • for a materialistic physical representation, but is useless
  • not to represent the earth evolution so that everything is
  • will take the earth as earth and represent it in its
  • absorbed — to the possibility of a right representation of
  • understood? How is it that for present day man idealism and
  • two spheresin their present guise. The two spheres are only
  • opposite representations needed for perceiving the
  • evolving the present form of thinking about nature, two quite
  • at present an impossibility, it has not done so? It means
  • have to speak of the significance for the present time of all
  • present of great importance ßr finding our right path.
  • the actual scene to be represented. many turn away from
  • be so represented in Spiritual Science.
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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  • from “Faust” just presented, which comes at the
  • when represented on the stage, this wisdom is able through
  • represents a festival of the seas to which Homunculus has
  • which Goethe himself went back in his representation of this
  • Sirens.’ Goethe presents a scene that, though
  • one we shall never read the secret of mankind. At the present
  • represents the centre condition of the human being, and the
  • Today we should say: We represent how in the centre of the
  • Representative of Man there stands Axieros, how he is
  • Representative of Man, Lucifer and Ahriman. And here we have
  • the re-moulding suited to the present age, and on into the
  • point to the Representative of Man, surrounded by, and in
  • hidden in the figure of the Representative of Man in
  • model, or judges what is represented for him in art by the
  • Spiritual Science is presented here, it becomes
  • force is also present in other places. Acting more quickly,
  • though in a more tenuous form, is present, as the one leading
  • idea of Homunculus to the idea of Homo, and to present man's
  • Goethe introduces him, and we present him, as tortoise, man,
  • what that something is — the head of the present man is
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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  • meant to be represented merely as a man striving after the
  • present latent in mankind. But Goethe sees clearly that
  • he wished to represent what a man, here in the physical
  • Faust was to represent for him a man who at last arrives at a
  • scene just presented, we may say: Goethe wanted to show how a
  • represent; and to help in the task, he took the pictures of
  • Goethe first presented was the one in which all ancient
  • present-day abstract rationalistic man. In olden days when
  • man's becoming. It was this secret that was represented in
  • Homunculus into Homo might be represented.
  • tried to indicate what is represented in tis picture of
  • able to discover it. Our present capacity for knowledge is
  • consciously as dreamy presentiment, as the foreshadowing of a
  • present in man when, in the physical sense, the mystery of
  • previous incarnation; and what is my present body will be,
  • Proteus as the representative of the
  • represent that world, how difficult it is to put before man
  • recognising in it an artistic representation of what has been
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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  • never correctly represented when shown as a mere monad, but
  • another. And then, as for development, one box represents the
  • the earlier — this is an abnormal idea of present-day
  • for those with inner sight when the human head is represented
  • what, in the present incarnation, you evolve out of the lower
  • into the vial that represents Homunculus on the stage, only a
  • has largely contributed to the present human catastrophe.
  • of the crowd. Nothing is more resented at present than this
  • presenting all that is decadent in modern humanity as
  • wished to hear no more of it. Hamerling represented the
  • because of men being as they then were, our present
  • century was able to represent the man Homunculus in this way?
  • But, underlying this representation of man, of Homunculus,
  • scent we are today presenting, finds itself in a world the
  • and Mephistophelianism. Goethe divined this and represented
  • represent it. But the present task of mankind consists in