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  • Title: Lecture: The Etherisation of the Blood
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    • following: a man is walking along the street and feels that someone
    • belonging to a higher world, the world we call the Astral plane. And
    • fall away. As long as the earth was involved in progressive evolution,
    • possible to keep hidden very much longer — is generated. It can
    • longer have anything un-moral left in them.
    • there will no longer be any residue. Venus will manifest, to begin
    • like a corpse. This is a path along which man must not accompany the
  • Title: Lecture: The Four Sacrifices of Christ
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    • longer realize it but in the first centuries of Christianity the Christian
    • being.” Let them think me a fool; I regard them as belonging to the
    • Spirit, He belongs to the whole earth and can enter all human souls,
    • shall belong to those souls who are permitted to know and understand the
  • Title: Lecture: The Threshold In Nature and In Man
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    • contemplate without on the one hand feeling an intense longing awaken
    • by giddiness and falling headlong into the abyss. They spoke too of
    • it with a heliocentric picture of the world. Man has now no longer the
    • Now it is well-known that no power on earth can withstand for long the
    • At this Threshold we shall no longer let our imagination run away with
    • Guardian. We must long to carry knowledge of the spirit into those
    • We are “shell” as long as we remain in the life of ideas alone. We
  • Title: Lecture: The Birth of Christ in the Human Soul
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    • fact of his having been born, forces that do not seem to belong
    • conception of man, will belong from the present time onward
    • guided by Anthroposophy, to which we belong. As these thoughts
  • Title: Purpose of the Goetheanum and Anthroposophy
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    • that many people do not know that their soul-longing is for
    • People today long for real knowledge-concepts about the
    • belonging to this reality.
    • longer present, though it once was, but whereby he depicts
    • in the human life, but is no longer present, so we now learn
    • the memory-tableau it would be rather his longing to be in
    • etheric world along with himself, then he can rise to another
    • different. And if one succeeds, again through long
    • practice — but these exercises can be done along
    • etheric being, he will no longer hold firmly to this ego. He
    • earth-life. As long as he was still beholding the life-tableau,
    • long it was before the Copernican world-view was
    • may declaim as long as they please about the need to be logical
    • also when, after years of longing, he reached Italy and
    • which knows that a longing for the unveiling of the
    • is to a certain extent — can no longer be satisfied with
  • Title: Tree of Knowledge and the Christmas Tree
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    • friends for a long time and then suddenly there comes a
    • which must be gained, as something which is no longer the
    • something that is incorrect, he will no longer say: “I
    • again: Christ is crucified anew as long as immorality,
    • the following way: people will gradually long more and more
    • longer taste good to those who have received anthroposophical
    • securely along the true middle course. If we had time it
    • long letter at Weimar, and then on the same day — it
    • Anthroposophy. Long and important considerations could be
  • Title: Reincarnation and Immortality: Lecture III: The Supersensible Being of Man
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    • long time, even if only for a very short period each day, and
    • the main thing. But alongside this, something else frequently
    • experiences are concerned. And he will then find, as long as he
    • longer in his body.
    • though they proceeded along a different path and used different
    • powers for their development, using methods that are no longer
    • longer feeling in possession of ourselves, is a shattering
    • proceed along another line of development which runs more
    • separating something from it that belongs to it in normal life,
    • in order to progress along the path parallel to the first one,
    • this without any effort on our part, but now we no longer need
    • body, so that we are no longer, as in sleep, withdrawn from our
    • aware that we are no longer in that which lives in us, but that
    • activity of the soul of a person who died long ago flows into
    • beings belonging to it.
    • of research in his work, commented that we have long since
    • discovered that the man is dead and can no longer open his
    • of our own spiritual being that belongs to this spiritual
  • Title: Lecture: Christmas at a Time of Grievous Destiny
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    • Gnosis belongs to an age that is past and over. True, its
    • How long after the Mystery of Golgotha was the Temple at Jerusalem,
    • And so those who belonged to the tribe of the Ingaevones (and in a
    • the several tribes who belong to the Ingaevones) " specially revere
    • this form had long since died out, echoes of the happening were
    • themselves "Men belonging to the God or the Goddess Ing" — Ingaevones.
    • South the Temple Mysteries had long since superseded the old
    • When in those long past times in the far North, when the earth was
    • no longer possessed the ancient knowledge, when the tidings came that
    • at a time when men's longing for peace is shouted down?
  • Title: Lecture: The Birth of Christ Within Us
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    • been at work in all human life and human affairs. After a long pause
    • Christ-forces that stream through happenings in the world belong to a
    • minor parts which compose them, belongs to the general history of the
    • named the First. What inwardly befalls individuals, belongs to the
    • taught and practised, so long as He went about on earth."
    • human soul — belonging to no matter what part of earthly evolution —
    • that for long ages the best human souls have been yearning, pining for
    • of the human heart, and the longing for it, has been one of life's
    • veil should be drawn over the great Event, because men were no longer
    • whom he would fain bring salvation, wandering in chaos but yet longing
    • man? The higher members of human nature are no longer in the corpse
    • impossible as long as the human mind was unable to conceive that the
    • eternally if we seek the experience belonging to the Holy Night of
  • Title: Reappearance/Christ: Lecture IX: The Etherization of the Blood
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    • situation; here is another. A man is walking along the street and
    • thinking is the shadow-image of mental pictures and beings belonging
    • free of the earth and that the earth's body can fall away. As long as
    • not be possible to keep hidden very much longer, is generated. One
    • this force into the hands of humanity, human beings will no longer
    • there will no longer be any residue. Venus will manifest, to begin
    • earth will be like a corpse. This is a path along which man must not
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture One
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    • environment; thus he no longer remains outside but lives within the
    • certain epochs — but this is no longer the case to-day —
    • body, astral body and Ego. The moment we are no longer observing man
    • mistake which astral body belonged to some particular physical body
    • always belonged to the preceding incarnations of the person in
    • is not easy to maintain the connection between everything belonging
    • ancestors. It may be necessary to go back through long, long ages in
    • belonged to a different individuality altogether — not by any
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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    • who longed to be filled with Christian love turned their hearts and
    • mission to which I have referred, need no longer incarnate in a human
    • earlier from his mission, men could no longer have been blessed by
    • who, as long as he was a Bodhisattva, did not enter fully into the
    • belong to a very high stage of development. It was therefore
    • Buddha could say to himself: If men continue to develop along the
    • the child of parents belonging to David's line was born in India long
    • of David. Then he could say to himself: ‘Now you need no longer
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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    • kingdoms of the spiritual world these beings belonged: my
    • belonged; but I could not yet distinguish through what actions they
    • normal humanity this was no longer possible. Inherited remains of the old
    • inner nature and of the faculties belonging to this epoch.
    • tells them. But long, long ages will have to pass before all men are
    • long, long ages. Hence the soul of a Bodhisattva, the soul of one
    • from previous incarnations and drives man to long avidly for
    • no longer desire anything more than is granted to him, nor wish his
    • The old knowledge has passed away from the world; men can no longer
    • learnt, he must link the present with the past. Thus along the
    • incarnation belonging to his own destiny continues to work in the
    • this rank, who no longer descends into a physical body but still has
    • his mission became the Buddha's mission. As long as such a Being is
    • understand why the boy no longer spoke as he had formerly been wont
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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    • in a childlike state as long as possible, and then a clairvoyant
    • prolongation of the years of youth be achieved by such an experiment
    • a long time to be untalented and was for years considered a
    • forces were no longer in ‘Adam’, and the still guiltless
    • had waited the longest before incarnating. In the Nathan Jesus-child
    • soul which had waited longest. We may therefore say, fantastic as it
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Five
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    • living stream and its revelations will endure as long as human beings
    • months, it was long enough to make these facts possible.
    • between Zoroastrianism and Buddhism are obvious as long as they were
    • forgotten; it was mature, but was no longer heeded. Therefore what
    • belonging to the kingly or Solomon line of the House of David in
    • Not long afterwards
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Six
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    • hand, a second man who has kept himself longer in a childlike state
    • and of the men belonging to it. Evolution proceeds, and something new
    • measure, therefore, and long before the appearance of Buddha, this people
    • been silenced. He speaks, although no longer incarnated, when he
    • brothers and sisters in this family, and he lived with them as long
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Seven
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    • belongs. The Bodhisattva who became Buddha in the fifth/sixth century
    • twelve such Bodhisattvas. They belong to that great community of
    • the evolution of humanity on the Earth so long postponed? Why had He
    • belongs; in respect of its etheric nature, to the life-ether itself.
    • What had been withheld from men for so long because of the
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Eight
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    • make a somewhat remote comparison between a body belonging to the
    • ancient Indian epoch and one belonging to our own. In our time the
    • man will no longer derive theoretical wisdom from such nourishment but
    • will satisfy our longing for knowledge; the ‘great’ truths
    • acquires, but only after long ages, what was first exemplified in a
    • long path has to be trodden before men say to themselves: We can now
    • age of fifty, so the wisdom did little towards prolonging his life!’
    • how long the person concerned would have lived if he had made no
    • surviving examples of humanity belonging to the old era, it was to be
    • know that in respect of his physical organism he belongs to humanity
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Nine
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    • Although a longer period of time is involved, the parallel will be
    • physical, etheric and astral bodies; the Ego had long since been
    • antiquated, was no longer sufficient and that belief to the contrary
    • 16:2 And he called him, and said unto him, How is it that I hear this of thee? give an account of thy stewardship; for thou mayest be no longer steward. \
    • will no longer be obliged to receive it from outside. Then they will
    • this sentence are not realized. Things of infinite importance, belonging
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Ten
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    • science — for which human souls are longing and with which
    • to transmit, in its pure form, the teaching belonging to past ages.
    • yet belongs to and is destined for him — something that is poured
    • The great secret of Initiation was that the soul, prepared by long
    • unite his being with what belongs to the kingdoms of Heaven.’ The
    • the human soul, the part that belongs to the kingdoms of Heaven and
    • the beginning, by saying: I shall have to stay a long time with you
    • (See O faithless and perverse generation, how longLuke IX, 41.)
    • permeated by Luciferic forces. As long as a man is not illumined by
    • self-consciousness, as long as out of his own Ego he cannot fully
    • over the bodily nature and that man's soul and spirit belong to a
    • something else, belonging to the same realm of the soul's life, upon
    • of spiritual science you will no longer say: ‘It is Christian
  • Title: Et Incarnatus Est
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    • thought, which is no longer directed to the truths of the
    • “Only so long as religions have to struggle with each
    • once again. I had not opened the New Testament for a long time;
    • it had been a long time since its many threatening, damning,
    • through this limitation I should no longer be what I am, thus
    • transcends me is no longer. And then this mild, God-conscious
    • man, in order to belong to the whole human race, departed from
    • forces down to earth from the cosmos were no longer accessible
    • festival celebrated this year belongs to the Easter festival
    • festival we celebrate this year belongs to the Christmas of
    • really belongs to the Easter of this year (1917), and the
    • Christmas festival we celebrate this year belongs, not to the
    • impulses of hatred among humanity. Those who for so long have
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture I
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    • are already in decline. To the latter belong the organs of
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture II
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    • are part of it, — just as the hair belongs to the human
    • ego which belongs to a being living in the astral world. All
    • the slave of his passions; the civilized man no longer
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture IV
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    • Wisdom was implanted in the human body as long as the divine
    • lasted for a long time; then the sphere of the activity of
    • were living at the same time; the common Ego was felt as long
    • as the blood remained unmixed, as long as those who belonged
    • with the feeling of belonging together. But if love had only
    • revealed in humanity was manifested for a long period through
    • group which belonged together and called all others
    • “Galileans,” i.e. those who did not belong to the
    • of reproduction was veiled in unconsciousness as long as
    • now knew about their love and no longer enquired about the
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture V
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    • From this we learned to understand the long age of the
    • to do this. Men will no longer need any outer law to force
    • to say by the above, that humanity no longer needs the Law,
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    • he belonged; for his consciousness had widened where it
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture VI
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    • former old clairvoyance, and they still longed for it, for
    • long before the deepest point in the descending curve had
    • man will no longer need any remedies, because he will be his
    • spirits. Man will then no longer be the son of his tribe or
    • Spirit Self is no longer the husband in the old sense. The
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture VII
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    • materialistic culture that he can no longer hear the voice of
    • humanity possible. The offshoots, which no longer fit into
    • influences on the physical body are now no longer possible,
    • plant-like character longest. Old legends and myths still
    • evolution . The organs of reproduction belong to the first
    • everything connected with the forming of the word belong; to
    • the earth that they must be regarded as belonging to it; Just
    • as the human hair belongs to the human body. The separate
    • seat in the Sun. Christ belongs to these Beings as a cosmic-
  • Title: Gospel of John (Basle): Lecture VIII
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    • that even a much longer series of lectures would not suffice
    • Abraham and branches out into all who belong to my people,
    • consciousness which belongs to generations, lasts for
    • blue-red blood, had long been there; it originated through a
    • humanity has reached this goal, it will no longer require
    • of humanity and have developed so far that they no longer
    • when man no longer requires wine, Christ will then change the
    • he belonged; the essential thing was what he experienced from
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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    • the East to Europe along mysterious paths. We need but
    • penetrated along mysterious paths, as we have just said. We
    • that belongs to the eighteenth century. He will then see that
    • perception, that nothing belonging to religion and what it
    • human soul in the same way. Everywhere there was a longing
    • beliefs, with the result that people belonging to entirely
    • Mohun Roy's attitude? He said something along these lines,
    • longer be recognized in the idols. This God must once more
    • something belonging to more remote times and then consider
    • something belonging to the modern era; between the two lies
    • humanity, for of course what Homer is describing belongs to a
    • Achilles. In such a personage we have something that belongs
    • a long time to come when for posterity the poet, like Homer
    • or Shakespeare, no longer is in existence. About Homer we
    • biographers of Goethe have written will long since have been
    • time will likewise have been long forgotten. But large as
    • and medicine. I will no longer be a theologian.” He
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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    • times and souls belonging to modern times, characteristic
    • longer believe that one piece in the middle comes from one
    • initiation as other initiates belonging to different peoples?
    • find an initiated soul who remained a long time with this
    • generations. All that belongs to the world-historical mission
    • had a full right to belong to the Jewish people was always
    • archangels. It is something new; it is no longer enough to
    • came along and said, “No, we must place the sun higher
    • From the beginning He belonged to no nation but stood for the
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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    • for Him into the hearts of men. I will no longer merely hover
    • work on spiritually even if the Baptist were no longer there,
    • but not over Raphael. He belongs among those whose growth
    • will continue for a long time yet. We may imagine that
    • spiritual needs of those men who strive longingly to discover
    • would not have allowed humanity to have been deprived so long
    • he will say, “We no longer believe in miracles, and
    • here, was in itself the cure. It would no longer work today
    • men were no longer to be channels for super-sensible forces,
    • there, so that there was no longer any room for them, even
    • that he no longer needs to return to earth.” The
    • shall no longer misunderstand, now that I have grasped the
    • Buddha will no longer reincarnate. He must appear in the
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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    • last ascending to an existence in which the soul no longer
    • long ages of human evolution what is separated by about a
    • characterization if we were to say something along these
    • rational understanding of things that belonged to the higher
    • are all right as long as it is drawn to the attention of
    • one time a long time ago had printed some pointless
    • belongs to a higher world.” This is the reason for that
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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    • such men as these will no longer be found, and you yourselves
    • because humanity can no longer possess this as a natural
    • something which had belonged to mankind for thousands of
    • were no longer able to perceive for themselves.
    • that cannot be described in this way, when there is no longer
    • belongs to the third cultural period. But during the period
    • human soul belongs to the world revealed by Krishna.
    • now recognize. We no longer live in that spiritual home, we
    • suffering. The longing for that which one loves but may not
    • what belongs to Krishna. Look up all that has been said about
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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    • consequence of this historical element that belongs to
    • they belong to a particular variety of lily. But when what we
    • nature of the people of the Old Testament, how they belong to
    • longer or shorter in different men. It may happen that a man
    • will retain his specific soul-nature his whole life long.
    • disciples could not understand it for so long.
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    • longer that of a human individuality but of a cosmic
    • all in this case, which is no longer correct. Through this
    • consequence of this was that the apostles, who belonged to
    • reflect and meditate on them for a long time. If anyone
    • paralyzed in them, and at most all that is left is a longing
    • longer see into it. It is as if this world wished to close
    • the old clairvoyance with abstract concepts that belong to
    • echo of ancient clairvoyance. In India these echoes have long
    • Consider the Gnosis, and how it longed in its philosophy for
    • Greek souls longed to receive into themselves the impulse of
    • initiation. Initiation can no longer come alive in us. Now we
    • initiation of the past that we are no longer able to
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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    • for a long time by a lake to believe — as long as
    • Moses has long been familiar to you; even from the occult
    • this Zarathustra through all that belonged to him and was in
    • belonged to the people of the Old Testament, one who carried
    • to things that no longer have any meaning for sense
    • no longer true, and that is what the disciples had to learn.
    • there was no longer any fruit on the tree under which the
    • who were similarly hungry because their souls could no longer
    • Now it was no longer the “time of figs,” figs
    • that the fruit of knowledge can no longer come from the Bodhi
    • tree, for it is no longer the “time of figs,”
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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    • as belonging to the Jewish people were called upon to
    • present as long as He was linked to them. The cup had not
    • side, clothed in a long white robe; and they were
    • 16:5 And entering into the sepulchre, they saw a young man sitting on the right side, clothed in a long white garment; and they were affrighted. \
    • “Go thy way” or “go along
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    • belongs to the materialistic point of view. The materialistic
    • there was no longer any desire to believe in miracles. As a
    • grounds; there is no longer any firm foundation. The
    • deeply serious and intense striving, an intense longing. I
    • about the longing in our time, and especially how this
    • longing has taken root in individual souls. But in present
    • day “official” science such a longing is missing,
    • reaction within human souls: the longing for the spiritual
    • For a long
    • lost his legs he no longer jumped. Learned men do indeed make
    • can no longer be remembered nor is it possible to have
    • than there are for saying that the frog can no longer hear
    • longing for spiritual science. Such a reaction that belongs
    • long time yet. But one such detail immediately at the
    • is to understand something exceptional, as long as the will
    • to the Mystery of Golgotha. And then there will be no longer
    • Jesus belongs to Asia, and the peoples of Europe have adopted
    • historical fact in human evolution, can belong to every
    • along with it. Nor should one be considered a heretic if one
    • prove itself again every day as long as we apply it to
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    • Today there is no longer a question of returning to Gnosis for, of
    • breadths into a human body. So, long ago, there was once amongst
    • already been stamped out. Yet, all along, those who spoke of Gnosis
    • How long was it after the event of the Mystery of Golgotha that
    • But it is necessary to go a very long way back, approximately to
    • this form had long faded away, the people still celebrated the dying
    • utmost reverence as she is drawn along by heifers. It is a season of
    • describe things really quite exactly, only people no longer
    • ‘the ones who belong to the god, or goddess, Ing’:
    • when, in the southern regions, the nature Mysteries had long been
    • tidings were linked with old Mystery-customs which lived no longer in
    • mankind's longing for peace is shouted down.
    • It is almost dishonest in these days, when mankind's longing for
    • shouting-down of the longing for peace, there may come Christian
    • longing for peace and bring tidings of Christianity and of the
    • shouting down the longing for peace!
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture I: The Human Soul in the Supersensible Realm and Its Relationship to the Body
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    • conditions which bring along him to receive a concept, an inner
    • feel out of the pain of a person longing for knowledge how such
    • longings for knowledge.
    • a long time in the history of humanity, it was an obstacle to
    • former times. That fairy tale also belongs to it that the
    • alongside but as a creation of the soul in microcosm and on a
    • something has always to run alongside, another process has to
    • but that which goes alongside the consciousness in the
    • However, this upper current belongs above all to that second
    • belongs with his soul, as he belongs with his body to the
    • in myself for a long time. Our will is not only put so
    • no longer than at most four to five months. — In full
    • Since the soul does not only belong to the material, it belongs
    • today, what it means that this human soul belongs to the
    • hope that I do not engage your attention tomorrow as long as
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture II: Anthroposophy Does not Disturb Any Religious Confession
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    • spiritual world. They would bring along that the human beings
    • long, until the prejudices disappear which prevail in this
    • are still ones. Anthroposophy does not belong to them;
    • does no longer live in 150 years! One does not consider that
    • its own accord. New religions do no longer originate. Hence,
    • value of the confessions. Anthroposophy would badly get along
    • anthroposophy or at least its spirit and sense will no longer
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture III: What Spiritual Science Has to Say About the Eternal Aspect of the Human Soul and the Nature of Freedom
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    • However, the body completely belongs to the material coherence
    • no longer need pictures, but arises without pictures in the
    • research that not everything that belongs to the soul being is
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture IV: The Science of the Supersensible and the Moral-Social Ideas
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    • long as it concerns penetrating only into the being of nature,
    • that is even more active which belongs to his everlasting
    • awoken do no longer appear but that what proceeds now as
    • scientific thinking and which belong completely only to the
    • longer contain anything mental. To attain such a developmental
    • longer to ensoul nature mystically, as in former times, but
    • other, but do no longer tear each other to pieces, I
    • can no longer venture to dream only to experience the
    • being belongs what I have explained yesterday: the independent,
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture VII: The Nature of the Human Soul and the Nature of the Human Body
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    • phrases for it that do no longer correspond to that which must
    • scientific thinking if it gets along with itself does not get
    • a transformed inside. Maybe it will still last long, until in
    • belong to these methods, for example, to ask himself, how does
    • itself as the will power. If the body no longer keeps it, the
    • courage belong to this new psychology. Our time already points
  • Title: Freedom/Immortality/Social: Lecture VIII: How Natural Sciences Justify the Supersensible Knowledge
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    • forgotten for a long time sound from below but also things
    • belong to that region in the human organisation.
  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 1: The Birth of Christ in the Human Soul
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    • to accomplish what we long to accomplish — perhaps from a selfish
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Basel, 6-3-'14
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    • Where this speaks something is speaking that doesn't belong to
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    • belong to this everyday life — a thought that's about his
    • along with what flowed down from spiritual worlds. We can work on
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    • the hand must also be felt as something that does not belong to us.
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    • that for a long time science was inclined to ascribe free will to man. Yet I have pointed
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