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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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  • he has associated himself with Mephistopheles, and
  • Mephistopheles is not a spirit who can lead him to
  • progressive spiritual forces. Mephistopheles is the spirit
  • Mephistopheles coming to him he thinks that he is
  • Mephistopheles' spirit, in a chaotic way. Ana now we see how
  • of Faust's. Mephistopheles, also, is only another ego. It is
  • group-souls of all the beings that accompany Mephistopheles
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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  • on by Mephistopheles, has fled, leaving Gretchen behind in
  • whole is quite clear. Mephistopheles takes Faust away to
  • But the love in Faust is stronger than Mephistopheles can
  • Mephistopheles on the Brocken.
  • and has found Mephistopheles in the spiritual world. And it
  • Mephistopheles, on the night of April 30, actually find
  • souls who have left theirs. Mephistopheles indicates this
  • in this way. But Mephistopheles, that is Ahriman, as an
  • the alternated song between Faust, Mephistopheles and the
  • Mephistopheles:
  • given to Faust, but it really belongs to Mephistopheles
  • assigns what comes next Mephistopheles: it belongs, of
  • Schröer gives these lines to Mephistopheles, that is
  • Mephistopheles. But it does not belong to him (though
  • Not until the final line does Mephistopheles speak
  • been said it will be clear that Mephistopheles makes use of
  • Mephistopheles and Faust, as being represented by Goethe as
  • out of the body. Mephistopheles indeed has no physical body,
  • Goethe could placed Mephistopheles so relevantly into his
  • and that he knew perfectly well that Mephistopheles is a
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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  • condition we find him when Mephistopheles has brought him
  • as Mephistopheles says. we see, too, how a
  • into the luciferic channel, and Mephistopheles. Whether the
  • spiritual channel from that of Mephistopheles. They are now
  • Mephistopheles is in it, through him everything ahrimanic
  • Mephistopheles meeting with his former pupil who has now
  • student who had received from Mephistopheles the precept
  • of the one-time student received from the Mephistopheles
  • himself. Mephistopheles cannot complain if this old student
  • followed Mephistopheles' cousin, the famous snake. And to
  • scholar meeting Mephistopheles in this way, is to some extent
  • caricature. Mephistopheles has to caution him: “Pray
  • makes Mephistopheles quite sympathetic and kindly. For how
  • absolute, the good Mephistopheles turns his chair round from
  • sympathy. And he makes Mephistopheles speak not merely like a
  • what belongs to Mephistopheles must be mixed with life for
  • this reason he makes his Mephistopheles expressed itself
  • Mephistopheles, the ahrimanic element, appears. For the
  • Mephistopheles that, out of what Wagner has achieved, the
  • says Mephistopheles. This on the one hand
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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  • by this scene where Faust is offered by Mephistopeles the
  • remind yourselves of how the moment Mephistopheles mentions
  • sounds!” And this is all introduced by Mephistopheles'
  • Mephistopheles, the force of evil working into the physical,
  • proceed between Faust and Mephistopheles this is not the
  • connection with Faust, Mephistopheles, in his capacity as an
  • the matter appear from Mephistopheles' point of view? We must
  • Mephistopheles who has to transform Faust's state of
  • emancipating himself from Mephistopheles for he would then
  • that he would, become free from Mephistopheles. The other
  • intellect become clouded. Mephistopheles really puts himself
  • Mephistopheles gives Faust a picture of what he is to find as
  • Mephistopheles. All this is what forms the last part of the
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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  • placing him in conflict with Mephistopheles who is the
  • Mephistopheles out of an empty or merely abstract reflection,
  • Helena. In the Witches' Kitchen, while Mephistopheles is
  • of Mephistopheles even now remind us that the picture of
  • Phantasmagoria.’ Mephistopheles-Phorkyas continues the
  • Mephistopheles-Phorkyas replies:
  • without meaning that it is Mephistopheles who acts as
  • Mephistopheles himself are empty Nothing, vet in which Faust
  • Mephistopheles cannot enter. He belongs to a different
  • region. Mephistopheles is really there to work as Spirit in
  • Mephistopheles, who is the very. Impulse of Evil. cannot see
  • and learn to know. Mephistopheles cannot see Helena; at least
  • Helena. The way to Mephistopheles was only possible out of
  • Plays: Ahriman-Mephistopheles must be recognised; we must see
  • the same. Referring to Ahriman-Mephistopheles, Goethe coined
  • somehow bring it about that Ahriman-Mephistopheles feels
  • where Ahriman-Mephistopheles feels that he is recognised. At
  • Mephistopheles calls out to Faust: —
  • important. Mephistopheles would not have said the same to
  • between Faust and Mephistopheles contains a great deal of the
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• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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  • post-Atlantean age by associating him with Mephistopheles, an
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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  • Mephistopheles. This waking he shows in the experience of
  • Mephistopheles, and it is interesting that, as long as
  • Mephistopheles represents the condition of being but
  • But if Homunculus-Mephistopheles is now to enter fully
  • dreams to reality. Hence, when he wakes, Mephistopheles meets
  • nymph, the Dryad, leads Mephistopheles to a third layer of
  • a quite unique way. The beings whom Mephistopheles finds next
  • will understand this meeting of Mephistopheles with the
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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  • Mephistopheles, and the philosophers appear, we have to do
  • Dryads point out the Phorkyads to Mephistopheles, we are
  • Mephistopheles. The Lamiae express rather what belongs to
  • Mephistopheles. This is what Goethe makes ring out for
  • reason he sets Mephistopheles, who is of course only another
  • confronting Mephistopheles with primeval ugliness, with the
  • behaviour of Mephistopheles towards the Phorkyads. Had
  • Mephistopheles remained in his northern home, that is to say
  • evolution takes place when Mephistopheles meets with evil in
  • To which Mephistopheles replies:
  • just shown in connection with the meeting of Mephistopheles
  • Mephistopheles who confronts the supersensible. Goethe
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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  • conception man does not stop short at the simple homunculus
  • never enter human knowledge when we stop short at the
  • scientist stops short at this force; it is true, he examines
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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  • skull bones. There he stopped, for he could not press on to
• Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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  • Mephistophelianism
  • seems to seize from from behind, and to stop him going
  • me in a certain direction, then I am stopped; were I to
  • arises. It is not so much that in our thinking we are stopped
  • scenes where he is developing his life with Mephistopheles.
  • Mephistopheles. This is where a man goes astray in his
  • moment when Mephistopheles joins the Phorkyads, when he
  • clearly seen when Mephistopheles appears for the last time
  • Manto — Mephistopheles in the scene with the Phorkyads.
  • terrible scene where Mephistopheles is among the Phorkyads we
  • what you feel when Mephistopheles becomes a Phorkyad among
  • side we feel as if the powers of Mephistopheles were dragging
  • belongs to Homunculus and what belongs to Mephistopheles,
  • grasping the self only to lose it in Mephistopheles. The
  • is at the same time the appeal not to stop short at the life
  • and Mephistophelianism. Goethe divined this and represented
  • in willing is Mephistophelianism. And when we feel this then