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  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture I: The Problem of Faust
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    • the further working of its impulses was something very
    • particular moment. Those who know the workings of the deeply
    • on working, and now they influence an action of Faust's which
    • “Does Thought work all, and
    • and the physical body are working together in him, through
    • truth, are working, and now he sees himself with a clearness
    • if thou desirest to work upon our bodies, take the Greedy
    • begin our work.”
    • then guided the ancient culture, of which the wonderful works
    • automata. An epoch had to supervene in which man would work
    • peak of materialism has been reached. The social framework in
    • that some force was at work. Did science know that in the
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture II: The Romantic Walpurgis-Night
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    • believed that spiritual forces do work through such
    • he set his relics to work, pronounced the blessing, and so
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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    • and the luciferic. And Goethe wished to work everything out
    • works he had really studied, the treatise De Generatione
    • interpret it. We see how Goethe works round to the ordinary
    • “Dingy-brown stone-work, mouldered,
    • “Dingy-brown stone-work, mouldered,
    • Thou'llt stay at home, most weighty work to do.
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IV: Faust and the "Mothers"
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    • is allowed to work upon us, we shall well be able to soy that
    • Mephistopheles, the force of evil working into the physical,
    • that takes place through the interworking of the cosmos with
    • embryo. That is not so. A working of the cosmic forces of the
    • spheres takes place; into the woman work cosmic forces. The
    • those forces that, working down out of the cosmos, prepare
    • should cease to work. He must be taken up with his soul into
    • still working — working on into our own time. And those
    • the impulses of the 183 worlds. This picture works in Faust's
    • soul as it should work, for Faust has gone through many
    • you go to work in the right way, you will find many sentences
    • flowed into modern history, were already there, were working.
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture V: Faust and the Problem of Evil
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    • region. Mephistopheles is really there to work as Spirit in
    • outer economic life was permeated by a network of illusions,
    • and that of the fourth must work together. Faust grows away
    • element that works in the woman before fertilisation. This
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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    • impulses of Evil will work into the world on a grand scale,
    • of the nineteenth century there have been working among human
    • remained behind, they work into the inner impulses of human
    • race. Thereby they work to mar and to hinder those other
    • beginning of the work of these Spirits consists precisely in
    • working in a magical way, — it was the descendants of
    • post-Atlantean epoch. It was an impulse that worked on and
    • people, the worst forces of calumny have been at work.
    • worked-out, in spiritual realms above. Now in a certain sense
    • and Zeus; here too the Spiritual World works in directly. In
    • naturally work through a far more intimate intercourse with
    • working of the Dark Powers since the, last third of the
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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    • We should discover the working-together, the mutual relations,
    • works. This is a heroic undertaking before which any other
    • professorial error by respectable pedantic works on the
    • world out of which dreams are working, there are no such
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VIII: Spiritual Science Considered with the Classical Walpurgis-Night
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    • itself, it is Diana. The forces working cosmically through
    • subconscious forces in man. They work in man's nature and
    • What works within the earth through man having a certain
    • not only goddess of the chase, she is the working, creating
    • in it, that those forces work upwards, which — so far as
    • the Moon is a heavenly body, work in her from above
    • sub-earthly is working, all that dwells microcosmically in
    • on Spiritual Science. What, however, is written in a work
    • men were in Goethe's days. And yet such a work as Schlosser's
    • Goethe among many other works transplanting him into the life
    • symmetrically, the left-man and the right-man working
    • working together, they are still isolated from one another.
    • are told that the elements are not yet working in
    • then it would be essential for such works as Faust to
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture IX: Goethe's Life of the Soul from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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    • able to see how Goethe's creative work is steeped through by
    • Goethe's work all that yesterday and the previous day we were
    • this lies some kind of working together of super imposed
    • matter of any theory. Darkness and lightness are working
    • darkness and lightness work together, colors arise. No
    • to work in his Faust upon all we have been witnessing
    • thinking works with tremendous reality and in accordance with
    • soul worked in a completely different fashion. Those who are
    • Weimar — but it is not Goethe. For his soul worked
    • him, there did not work in him merely the abstract image
    • there worked in him with reality the whole of his soul-life,
    • thelife of a plant, there worked in him in part unconsciously
    • which had been working in him since his childhood. It was
    • ‘Great God’ who worked through natural phenomena.
    • fashion is already pictured forth all that afterwards worked
    • opposition, that works with such apparently perfectly logical
    • has not sufficient/go upon — it works with inadequate means.
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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    • poetical works were not like those of lesser poets; he wrote
    • progressively as we work. Everything is drawn upon that, step
    • worked on Goethe's world-conception knows how he wrestled in
    • expressed in works of art was part of all that is creative in
    • becoming man. As he stood before the Greek works of art, or
    • rather, the Italian work which made Greek art real for him,
    • doing in the creation of their works of art; they acted in
    • that can be created artistically, out of what is working in
    • sailor-lads; read the works in which the world is described,
    • that is active in the true art that works out of the cosmos.
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XI: The Vision of Reality in the Greek Myths
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    • worked so intensively out of Goethe's very nature —
    • stood before works of art in Italy, he said that he saw
    • works of art, worked in accordance with the laws nature
    • if you let Goethe's book on Winckelmann work upon you, you
    • patchwork of an old man. But philistinism, my dear friends,
  • Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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    • enjoy a poem, a work of art, in the same element in which it
    • as it were, the spiritual language, in which such a work is
    • introduction to Goethe's scientific works, I tried to
    • waking when sleep has done its work upon us, we should have
    • Hamerling's Homunculus and lets work upon him what
    • Hamerling emphasises in his Homunculus, had they let it work



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