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  • Title: Lecture: Newborn Might and Strength Everlasting
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    • be impaired by our teachings concerning Jesus Christ that encompass such a
    • now that Christmas is with us. The souls that are carried off by devils
    • Christmas plays. We can see how the legend of the Child brought to the
    • knowledge of man his relationship with Christ Jesus. He needs this
    • year with the divine impulse of the Christ.
    • received the ego of Zarathustra in his twelfth year and the Christ in his
    • of Golgotha and prepares himself for the approaching Christmas festival. In
    • that can never be abandoned. The Christ impulse, related to all human life
    • Child on Christmas Eve. Although we must acquire other feelings than those
    • simple Christmas play. Indeed, we, too, feel just as happy when we see such
    • depths of the human soul. When we celebrate the Christmas festival, we must
    • indeed true that the Christ being entered the aura of the earth. True also
    • Were Christ to be born
    • memories during the Christmas festival.
    • experience as Christmas feeling arising from our anthroposophical world
    • In the blessed Light of Christmas,
    • See Christmas Plays from Oberufer, translated by A.C Harwood.
  • Title: William Shakespeare
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    • his marked personality, the expression of Christian ideals of that
    • time. The Christian type of his days, not the individual personal
    • general conception. The Christian principles of that time did not
  • Title: William Shakespeare
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    • the Christian ideas of that time. The Christian type of his time,
    • This was the general conception. The Christian principle had no
  • Title: The Manicheans
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    • founded by Manes about the third century after Christ and its great
    • ‘Paraclete’ or ‘Holy Spirit’ promised by Christ to
    • Western Christianity. Manicheanism is supposed to have taught that
    • pulsates in the Catholic Church is the Christian Life. (From the time
    • Christianity. This pulsating Life emerges again and again. (As for
    • example in the Christian Mystics.) The form is nothing else than the
    • Christianity. Christianity will appear in its perfected form in the
    • Christianity and lives in all forms and confessions. Whoever seeks the
    • Christian Life will find it. It creates Forms and shatters Forms. But,
    • in addition, a form for the Christian Life of the Sixth Root Race must
    • organization, a Form, in which the Christianity of the Sixth Root Race
    • that was the contrast in the third and fourth centuries after Christ.
  • Title: Lecture: The Work of Secret Societies in the World
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    • days connected in the Church Calendar with the Christmas Festival —
    • poor man living among us has no meat at Christmas and we feel bound to give
    • him some in order that we may feel justified in eating our own Christmas
  • Title: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • CHRIST AND THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
    • name of Christ has no real place, is gaining ground more and more. I
    • in the Christ Problem. Since the advent of Christianity into
    • Christ Being has of course assumed the forms which were suited to the
    • Christianity, we find, in what is known as the ‘Gnosis,’
    • Christ. The Gnostic ideas were only able to prevail for a relatively
    • the Christ which later formed the content of the doctrines of the
    • development of the wonderful Gnostic ideas concerning the Christ
    • during the first Christian centuries. This is not because the
    • was contained in the ancient Gnosis of the first Christian centuries.
    • The early Christian Gnosis possessed a far deeper and
    • more profound conception of the Christ than all the other doctrines
    • brought forward in Christendom during those times. The Christ of the
    • region the ancient Gnosis looked for the Christ Being. To understand
    • existence, the Christ Being remained above in purely spiritual worlds
    • continue his progress therein; whereas the Christ Being remained in
    • in the world of Matter. Hence even in historical ages the Christ
    • designate as the starting-point of Christianity was recognised by the
    • humanity, for it was then that the Christ — having held back
    • united with that world in which the Christ was active. Then, at the
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  • Title: Lecture: The Crossing of the Threshold and the Social Organism
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    • of “Christ” — yet they always mean nothing but their
    • whether the religions of to-day speak of God, of Christ, or of
  • Title: Lecture: And The Temple Becomes Man
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    • the Christian Temple or Church. Such buildings, erected
    • Christian architecture is distinguished from that of Greece. The
    • of Christendom is quite different. I once said that by its very
    • underlying the Greek Temple. The Church of Christendom is quite
    • different. The call of a Christian church goes out to the hearts and
    • the Temple of Christianity, for Dom expresses a
    • culture and of Christianity, of the Mystery of Golgotha, although, to
    • once whole and perfect in itself, strove in the Church of Christendom
    • Cathedral of Christendom have arisen in the course of the evolution
    • creative power flows from Christ, Who having carried the Cross to the
  • Title: Lecture: The Migrations of the Races
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    • Christianity: the hallowing of the personality, the full descent to
    • by another Being, the Christ, who represents the whole Fifth Root
    • Root Race. This can be done by Christ alone, who is the actual impulse
    • of the Fifth Root Race. The Manu had made the preparation. Christ
    • Christ is the inner, divine principle. He must pour Himself into the
    • own, which was the highest existing form of the law. But Christ had
    • this idea very life. The Christ is given form in the Jewish
    • this could have led to the spread of Christianity on the physical
    • become Christians.
    • The Jews provide form for Christ
    • The Greeks understand Christ
    • The Romans become Christians
    • Hence Christianity began to spread only after the destruction of
    • framework for the Christians was already prepared and was the
    • culmination already attained. Thus the Christian tradition is
    • preserved in the Brotherhood of the Holy Grail. Christianity is
    • Rishis who now experience the teaching in a Christian form and want
    • always to protect the original Christianity from degenerating.
    • From this stems the adaptation of the original form in which Christianity
    • original Christianity which had developed continuously from Dionysius
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  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 6: Illness and Karma
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    • beautiful words of Christ, when He was speaking of man's entry into
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 8: The Manifestation of the Ego in the Different Races of Men
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    • two regions that such a thing as the Moses-Christ religion could
    • Christ is, among those people who already bore the feeling of
    • Christ. In Europe everything was prepared for the Christ. And because
    • remarkable description emerged there long before Christian times,
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 9: Evolution, Involution and Creation out of Nothingness
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    • out of relationships is called in Christian esotericism ‘creating
    • virtuous relationships is called in Christian esotericism ‘The
    • him through the coming of Christ into our evolution. Through
    • experiencing the Christ Event on earth, man was able to ascend to
    • creating in the Holy Spirit. Thus it is Christ Himself Who creates
    • stands firmly on the basis of the Christ experience, and the Christ
    • then the Christ sends him the Holy Spirit, and man becomes capable of
    • we see the coming of the Christ to the Earth as a fulfillment as it
    • And the Christ Event has given man the greatest thing possible, the
    • Spirit. This again is an aspect of Christian esotericism. Christian
    • Saturn, Sun and Moon had passed away, Christ came to Earth as the
    • forcing the Christ to His resolution to enter a human body; He
    • Christian esotericism, and everything depends on our being able to
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture One
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    • Christianity as Mystical Fact,
    • You may remember what I once said about Christian Rosenkreutz
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Two
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    • evolution of humanity. The distinction between Christianity and other
    • for those who call themselves Christians. "Ye shall be as Gods"
    • Lucifer or Christ. Forces needed for renewal of the etheric body in
    • Chinese, of the Mohammedan, of the Christian, prepare the soul in
    • It was not always so. In pre-Christian times the process
    • Christianity in its development hitherto has achieved all its goals
    • denominations Christianity has produced only one-sided aspects of its
    • this respect true Christianity is very different. Christ Jesus, the
    • Individuality to whom the Christians turn, was least active among the
    • Christianity. The life of soul was the essential factor and in
    • deepest roots and from the very beginning Christianity was meant to
    • Christianity is rightly understood only when it is realised that it
    • have arisen from Christianity should be no cause of apprehension; for
    • Christianity makes possible the evolution of the “human
    • have to take place within the Christian world if the roots of
    • Christianity are to be rightly understood. A distinction will have to
    • be made between knowledge of Christian tenets and the reality
    • of Christianity.
    • clear that belief in Christ Jesus was not the prerogative of Judaism,
    • and spoke the words, “Christ died not only for the Jews but
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  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Three
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    • connection been lost. The Christ Impulse imparts feeling of kinship
    • Christ is the great Sun-Being who through the Mystery of Golgotha has
    • possible for man to take into himself the Christ-force on Earth;
    • permeation with the Christ Impulse will include the impulses of the
    • recognise in Christ the power that imparts feeling of kinship with
    • soul has true affinity — with Christ. She rejects the
    • Christ Impulse leads when it permeates the soul. The independence of
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Five
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    • This was a special lecture given "as a kind of Christmas gift"
    • on the subject of Christian Rosenkreutz and Gautama Buddha:
    • shall not be speaking today about the Christmas Festival as in
    • to think of what I shall say as a gift placed under the Christmas
    • tree in the form of an anthroposophical Christmas study — a
    • Christmas season we may very properly think of an individual
    • Christian Rosenkreutz.
    • propagation of the impulse given by Christ's appearance on the Earth
    • spoke of what may be called the last Initiation of Christian
    • of particular significance because it linked with the Christ Impulse
    • subsequently to be wrought by Christ Jesus. The Buddha spoke at the
    • shepherds was the message from ancient, pre-Christian times, of peace
    • the mission of Christ Jesus.
    • advancing stream of Christian evolution in the West and special
    • evolution. He had taken the Christ Impulse into the very depths of
    • Christian form. It may truly be said that when the Buddha had become
    • Christianity. A faithful pupil of his had absorbed into the depths of
    • teaching which represented a union of Buddhism and Christianity. It
    • that being who had been a pupil of the Buddha and Christ, who had
    • learnt of the Christ through the Buddha, appeared again on Earth, he
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  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Six
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    • in the souls of men by increasing understanding of the Christ Impulse
    • relationship between Christian Rosenkreutz and Buddha. This
    • being, after experiencing the Christ Event in the Sun sphere between
    • be an ever deepening understanding of the Christ Impulse. Everything
    • that contributes to this increasing understanding of the Christ
    • Mars being delegated by Christian Rosenkreutz to Buddha. This Mystery
    • is this: Why was it that even in areas where Christianity was
    • presentation of Christianity in its more advanced form?
    • outer, exoteric presentations of Christianity but also in the more
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Seven
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    • ‘higher Adam’ — the Christ. According to Paul, the
    • Christianity had within them much stronger, more extensive spiritual
    • From Jesus to Christ
    • greater measure ‘descend’ from the Christ who is the
    • the extent to which they have learnt ‘to die in Christ’,
    • sphere — as we heard in the lecture at Christmas. Consequently
    • Mars. Christian Rosenkreutz had entrusted to Buddha a special
    • Christ Himself leads men between death and rebirth through the Mars
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Nine
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    • said here at Christmastime (in Lecture Five) about the Buddha and his
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Ten
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    • of this — and the Christ Impulse is needed here — it also
    • the one hand we have the fact that Christ is the Sun Spirit who
    • From Jesus to Christ.
    • Earth is contained within the range of the Saturn sphere. The Christ
    • Old Moon eventually separated from it. The Christ Impulse continued
    • evolved to become Earth. What streams to us from the Christ Impulse,
    • Christ Impulse. Thus everything brought from the stellar worlds for
    • ensouled by what came to the Earth from the Sun, namely by the Christ
  • Title: Michelangelo
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    • Science we look at pre-Christian times, we shall find that the whole
    • Christianity but which originated in Judaism and still retained to
    • was a fact that no image was to be made. The earliest Christians did
    • not make any pictorial representation of Christ but employed only
    • symbols — the fish symbol, the monogram of Christ. The same had
    • Christendom, the Sistine Chapel in Rome, we see the command
    • during which sculpture rested, there appeared the Christian ideal: an
    • If we look at the dead body of the Christ we can see at once that
    • bears the adult body of her son Jesus Christ on her lap yet seems too
    • other Christian motif, the reason for this lay in the culture within
    • could be devised by the Christian world of the time. He sought to
    • of the world to its highest point in the coming of Christ to earth
    • what is to come in the Christ-Impulse and the Mystery of Golgotha.
    • Christ in the Spiritual World: The Search for the Holy Grail”
    • “The Four Sacrifices of Christ.”]
    • These Sibyls are very peculiar figures and modern Christianity will
    • pointers to the Christ Event and we have to take them just as
    • us the story of Christ emphasized so strongly how He drove out the
    • sibylline. For this reason also, Christ Jesus was so insistent that
    • Christ-impulse; that is the content, the theme of Michelangelo's
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  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Mystery, Novalis, the Seer
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    • The Christmas Mystery, Novalis as Seer,
    • The Christ Being, Past, Present, and Future.
    • Christuskünder. This volume contains three lectures
    • The Christmas Mystery
    • presence of the everlasting power of the Christ in the
    • and Cosmos, the Christ Being Himself appeared before him. He
    • of having discovered Christ as a living reality. Such an
    • Christ Jesus and rejected their proclamation, received in
    • higher vision the direct proof that Christ lives, that He is
    • truth Christ was not only present in the Body that was once
    • spirituality, would have allied himself with Christ had he
    • out of actual knowledge, Novalis says that the Christ whom he
    • working. The eye that beholds the Christ has itself been
    • formed by the Christ-Power. The Christ-Power within the eye
    • beholds the Christ outside the eye.
    • Event of Golgotha the Being we call Christ has been the
    • Body of Christ; he sees the waters of the Earth permeated
    • with Christ's Blood, and he sees the solid rocks as Christ's
    • Body of Christ; he sees the Earth and Christ miraculously
    • Christ.
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  • Title: Lecture: Buddha
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    • Buddhism and Christianity.
    • centuries before the Christ Impulse was destined to dominate Western
    • compare it with Christianity. Six hundred years after the appearance
    • the Christian has quite a different attitude. Putting aside
    • Christian conception as follows. In so far as the Christian
    • pictures of the Book of Genesis. The attitude of the Christian to the
    • world is very different from that of the Buddhist. The Christian
    • Thus in Christianity we are
    • temptation plays an essential part. The Christian who pierces
    • the surface of Christianity into its depths must say that because of
    • maya and illusion;” the Christian: — “I have
    • Christian asks the same question but realises: “The fault is
    • therefore he must overcome the world, but the Christian feels
    • When the Christian realises
    • And so the Christian feels
    • overcoming the thirst for existence. The Christian seeks liberation
    • and Paul's words: “Not I, but Christ in me!” —
    • must be overcome. He must leave this world!” But the Christian
    • is the fault!” The Christian stands in the world
    • “Not I, but Christ in me!” The Christian should say:
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  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 1: Introductory Lecture
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    • name of Christian Rosenkreutz, and that this Lodge longed to hear
    • when I reflect that in order to speak about Christian Rosenkreutz at
    • that for some years we have designated as the Christ is the result of
    • of Christ into the body of Jesus of Nazareth at the time marked by
    • yet, we could not understand Christianity without possessing
    • these truths. We cannot really understand Christianity, for instance,
    • cannot understand Christianity; for what could he make of the words
    • of St. Paul, ‘If Christ be not risen, then is our preaching
    • Christianity.
    • It is precisely these facts relating to Christianity, to the Mystery
    • not interested in Christ, and never have been. They do not feel any
    • meditating about the Being of the Christ, or in making occult
    • Christ.
    • contains great truths concerning everything not Christian, —
    • but in respect to what is Christian, is the greatest nonsense. With
    • exception of Judaism and Christianity, — The Secret Doctrine
    • is very useful. But nothing relating to Judaism and Christianity
    • became inadequate for the understanding of Christianity. Allow me to
    • mode of understanding Christianity, but it was not possible really to
    • understand Christianity by means of Eastern conceptions. These only
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  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 2: The Inner Aspects of the Saturn-embodiment of the Earth
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    • immersed as a spiritual being, feeling one with the Christ-being,
    • carried by the Christ-Being, swimming — though not in a sea of
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 3: The Inner Aspect of the Sun-embodiment of the Earth
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    • the Christ-being when we grasp the idea of the bestowing virtue, the
    • to the earth by the Christ-Being is on the earth, fulfils its life on
    • nature of the Christ-impulse. We are then able to understand the dim
    • we see this picture again, and see how the Christ grows forth from
    • will be our task to study the Christ-Being in the spiritual nature of
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 4: The Inner Aspect of the Moon-embodiment of the Earth (Part 1)
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    • as it were, we have before us the meaning of the earth, the Christ.
    • wish to avoid the death of sacrifice.’ That which Christ might
    • the greatest renunciation made by Christ Jesus confronts us when, by
    • to enter His sphere. If we are able to see in Christ Jesus all that
    • whose very nature was resignation. Christ renounced that which would
    • the Christ seated among the twelve, and Judas, the betrayer, in the
    • value might enter into evolution, Christ Himself had to place His
    • immortal Divine power. And this representation of Christ surrounded
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 6: The Inner Aspect of the Earth-embodiment of the Earth
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    • by any of the phenomena known to man, that the Christ incarnated in
    • to have risen like Christ — all these reasons are on the same
    • Christ-Being’ it must clearly be impossible to
    • Christ-Being is the Mystery of Golgotha; that is, the conquest of
    • Would Christ undergo death He must descend to the physical plane!
    • Christ Himself belongs to the higher worlds and came down to the
    • perceive the Christ as an etheric figure of the astral plane, as Paul
    • becoming able to perceive the Christ by means of the higher faculties
    • worlds, that Christ is a reality; that He lives; they will learn to
    • development of Christ Himself is progressing — and that
    • appears as a first shining forth of Christ in the world of man. So
    • Christ for the next three thousand years from our present century.
    • enacted on earth as the origin of all the subsequent Christ
    • Christianity could be brought about without having a power behind
    • Christianity as a Mystical Fact. They were able to convince
    • themselves of the actual existence of Christ Jesus by the
    • such and such a position, then He whom they call the Christ must have
  • Title: Lecture: Zarathustra
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    • centuries before the Christian era. It is however significant that
    • as he did thousands of years before the birth of Christianity, was
    • of the Christian era) did these two currents mingle and gradually
    • the Greek and Christian eras these two methods of development were
    • Assyrians, Babylonians, Egyptians, and even up to the Christian era,
  • Title: Lecture: Hermes
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    • millennia before the Christian era — knew from actual
  • Title: Lecture: Reincarnation and Karma
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    • Christianity and real Religion,” in one of the thirty-nine
  • Title: Lecture: Birth of the Light
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    • Erfahrungen des Uebersinnlichen. Die wege der Seele zu Christus.
    • Thoughts on Christmas Eve.
    • THOUGHTS ON CHRISTMAS EVE
    • year that we are able to be together on this Christmas Eve, and
    • the feeling that we may have on this Christmas night?
    • this Christmas night there should pour into our hearts the
    • from this Christmas night something may overflow into all our
    • we would pour into our souls on Christmas night!
    • those beings who wanted to bring the significance of Christmas,
    • and the relation of Christmas night to the whole Christ-Impulse
    • this Christ Impulse stands before us, we may say, in a
    • threefold figure; and to-day at the Christ-festival this
    • threefold figure of the Christ-Impulse can have great
    • Christmas Eve, enters human evolution in such a way that three
    • yet another figure the Christ-Impulse can come before our
    • cosmic Christ-Impulse, which expresses how man is eternally
    • the cosmic Christ, we become aware how through the Mystery of
    • bearer of the cosmic Christ-Spirit. It is only this
    • Christmas. Everywhere, if we enter but a little more deeply
    • into human evolution, we are shown how deeply the Christ-Event
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  • Title: Lecture: Galileo, Giordano Bruno, and Goethe
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    • long before our Christian Era. A time which we can only
  • Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • the founding of Christianity, would lose something if they had not risen
    • of Christianity unites in this sense into an organic whole with what
    • culture coincides in a certain sense with the founding of Christianity and
    • like Augustine, for instance, who in the Post-Christian epoch is really
    • not so far removed from the founding of Christianity as we are from
    • on the other side there is the founding of Christianity. All the experiences
    • of Christianity was not to direct man's gaze to the world of sense in
    • symbol of the deep incision made by Christianity and Greek culture in
    • They are mighty figures, these popes, but “Christians” in
    • In these circles there was not much Christian piety. There was, however,
    • heathenized Christendom, but in what sense in this service? From out
    • his soul flow creations which give a new form to Christian conceptions
    • element of Christian legend rises again. What a contrast there is between
    • in the picture of the Madonna. We forget all that Christian traditions as
    • of Christian legends and traditions appearing again in Raphael's pictures
    • in the midst of an age when Christendom had, as it were, become heathenized
    • form to the figures of Christian tradition in an age when treasures
    • soil of Italy, I mean, Christendom. The mission of this inward deepening
    • of Christendom was not that of the external sense element in the Greek
    • express the inner experiences called forth in the soul by Christianity.
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  • Title: The Social Question and Theosophy
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    • the early time of Christianity, in the first Christian
    • spiritual life. Christianity brought the message of equality
    • what this pedagogy on earth was like in pre-Christian
    • In that regard Christianity took measures for education in
    • importance to him. It is merely illusory when Christianity
    • development of mankind since the rise of Christianity, a
    • Le nouveau christianisme (1825)
    • (The New Christianity).
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    • wall, above the fairly low doors; and at it Christ and His
    • Prior and of Christ looked across at each other like two opposite
    • on cushions. No, it had to resemble the present; Christ was to take
  • Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture III
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    • pantomimes and through Christopher Marlowe had reached a literary
  • Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture IV
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    • Christ and promised him all the kingdoms of the world and their
    • Whoever heard here the lectures on ‘Christian
  • Title: Christianity in the Evolutionary Course of Modern Mankind
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    • Christianity in the Evolution of Mankind
    • of Spiritual Economy and was published in German as Das Christentum
    • CHRISTIANITY IN THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN MANKIND
    • Christianity in the Evolution of Modern
    • Christ — that Being Whom we designate as the Christ, Who
    • the Christ-Being quite in vain in an earlier human embodiment,
    • lofty Avatar-Being as the Christ and lower Avatar-beings. The
    • significance through the appearance of the Christ
    • of Christ dwelt in the body
    • the Christ entered into the threefold sheath of Jesus of
    • Christ Principle in the earth evolution, there occurred in
    • characteristic for the pre-Christian time. When in this way an
    • Hebrew tribe. That was changed by the appearance of the Christ
    • The intimate history of Christian
    • described as the history of Christian development is a
    • Christian development. Anyone who can look more deeply into the
    • evolutionary progress of Christianity will easily perceive that
    • in the early centuries of the Christian era the manner in which
    • Christianity was spread was entirely different from that of
    • later centuries. In the first Christian centuries the spread of
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  • Title: An Impulse for the Future
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    • no longer sufficient to capture the newly pulsing life, the Christian
    • the individual, whom we have called Christian Rosenkreuz since
    • incarnations: Christian Rosenkreuz; and that this endowment shall be
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture I: The Significance of Supersensible Knowledge Today
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    • place of Christianity the world is to be inoculated with a
    • religion, Christianity. Christianity is capable of endless
    • a means to make Christianity more accessible to the scholarly
    • tolerance and patience. So far, Christians have tended to
    • not understand Christianity, each one tolerates the other's
    • Hebrews emerged the cult of Moses. In our time, it is Christ
    • Christianity will also work effectively when once again the
    • ancient Egypt, Persia, Greece, and Christian times would
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture II: Blood is a Very Special Fluid
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    • this context a witty remark made by Georg Christoph Lichtenberg
    • Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1744–1799) was a physicist
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture III: The Origin of Suffering
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    • classical scholar and critic of Christianity.
    • salvation through Christ Jesus. It may strike us that,
    • Christianity reassures us concerning eternity, concerning
    • temporal. Thus, Christianity rightly sees in the pain and
    • suffering, in the anguish and misery to which Christ Jesus'
    • the cross of Christ Jesus bears witness to this truth, for,
    • as Christianity teaches, there soon followed the outpouring
    • Spirit was not yet there, for Christ was not yet glorified.
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture IX: Wisdom and Health
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    • Christianity arose, the same sect was known as the Essenes.
    • forces of love through their limbs. Christ was the wisest and
    • Spiritual Being is the greatest healer. From Christ is born
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture XI: Who are the Rosicrucians?
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    • that it goes back to a legendary figure, Christian Rosenkreuz,
    • Christian Rosenkreuz (15th century) was the founder of Rosicrucianism,
    • summed up by saying that Christian Rosenkreuz — that is
    • Oriental. A few centuries before the Christian era began,
    • Indian race. At the beginning of the Christian era the right
    • method was the so-called Christian-Gnostic path. The human
    • Christian path, but it enables the striving human being to
    • water, and later with Christian purity. Became identified with
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture XII: Richard Wagner and Mysticism
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    • always been so. The great mystics of the early Christian
    • reincarnation and karma in the Christian-Anthroposophical
    • also the source of a Christian belief that life will
    • death; eternal life springs from the Death of Christ." At
    • spirit of Christianity, thus combining the Parsifal legend
    • higher self — in Christ Jesus foreshadowed humanity's
    • through Christ Jesus.
    • sense the presence of the Christ within mankind's spiritual
    • wanted new life to pour into the Christian festivals, which
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture XIII: The Bible and Wisdom
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    • Christian faith, turns to the four Gospels known as the
    • that took place in the early Christian centuries, the
    • personalities who lived in the early days of Christendom.
    • Christian Church Father and writer.
    • Christianity was by no means the same as that of modern
    • himself a Christian by people with orthodox viewpoints. These
    • Augustine, Saint (354–430) a Christian theologian and
    • who said: “What is known today as Christian religion is
    • called Christianity.”
    • No Christian
    • recognizes the Truth when Christ says: “Heaven is in
    • Buddha, Moses and Christ are similar It was because they had to
    • were the writers of the gospels? In my book, Christianity as
    • the Gospels were connected with Christ.
    • Jewish and Christian writings appeared in Palestine between
    • from the way names were given that Christ did not refer to
    • the Eternal, the Christ, the Alpha and Omega.
    • at the time of Christ saw Him as a Divine Being who carried
    • how the first followers of Christ saw Hirn. What in ancient
    • These words applied to the followers of Christ. But how could
  • Title: Necessity and Freedom: Lecture I: The Past Shows Us a Picture of Necessity
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    • When I was here at Christmas, I drew your attention to the fact
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    • had taken up Christianity with youthful energy.
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    • deny the existence of Christ because it cannot be proved on the
    • speak about the Christ in as vague a way as possible, appealing
    • they explain to this priest that we do represent Christianity,
    • not deny the existence of Christ, we will be able to gain
    • Christ. Then they would say, “You see, there are people
    • who do not believe in Christ. They do not belong to us.
    • us about Christ through ecstasy.” They do not say that,
    • them affirm the existence of Christ and even maintain
    • they have positive knowledge of Christ, and we become the sort
    • Christ in a different way from them: they then become far worse
    • existence of Christ. For they consider it their
    • privilege to present Christianity, and our mistake is
    • Christ.” You would make them far less angry if you were
    • “We deny the existence of Christ.” What infuriates
    • them is that we refer to Christ in a different context. Out of
    • Christian footing.” That is the worst thing you can
    • the more the I became separated. The Christ impulse is
    • in its purest form with the Christ impulse is expressed in the
    • built up out of the initials of Christ: I-C-H, Jesus
    • Christ.
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  • Title: Haeckel, "The Riddle of the Universe," Theosophy
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  • Title: Spirit of Fichte: Lecture I: The Spirit of Fichte Present in Our Midst
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  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Festival In The Changing Course Of Time
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    • The Christmas Festival In The Changing Course Of Time
    • Here he surveys the meaning of Christmas in past, present, and future.
    • piritual mood connected with advent and Christmas in earlier times,
    • Christmas Plays. Steiner then discusses the future development and
    • significance of the Christmas festival, which will grow out of the
    • Christmas festival. Indeed, it is one of the greatest festivals of the
    • preparations and celebrations of the Christmas festival which we see
    • permeate ourselves with the Christmas mood, and wish to receive this
    • Christmas mood from what we can see in today's environment. There is a
    • discord in seeing the streets bedecked with Christmas trees and other
    • that the Christmas festival can do to deepen man's inner nature,
    • “What can this ‘Christ festival’ mean to us?”. And in their
    • Christmas festival meant to people for many centuries in the past.
    • our souls: What has the Christmas festival been for many centuries,
    • permeated the Christmas festival. On the other hand, let us compare
    • the Christ in their hearts during the great festivities surrounding
    • Christmas or Easter. Today it has become very difficult indeed,
    • German villages. When the Christmas season approached I could behold
    • prevailed during the rest of the year. When Christmas approached this
    • afternoons and evenings as the Christmas season approached. One would
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  • Title: Mysteries of the East: Lecture 1
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    • post-Christian renewal of the principle of the ancient Mysteries.
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    • relevant to the life of the founder of Christianity. They are
    • general picture of the life of Christ Jesus. On the other
    • as it was born in him through the impact of Christianity.
    • could be taken as Christian historical facts.
    • explaining symbolically the Christ myth and the Bible in
    • that related to the life of the founder of Christianity, and
    • was the founder of Christianity could not readily be
    • Christian mystics so often expressed in profound and
    • Christ were born in Bethlehem a thousand times
    • an inner experience of Christ — there is the
    • it down says of Christ (the words are not to be taken
    • the life of Christ Jesus as John describes it from his own
    • is told us of the founder of Christianity is not authentic.
    • see genius. Although one learns the truth of Christ Jesus
    • relationship between Christ Jesus and the divine man that
    • which in its fullness represents the Christ. When you know
    • in order to experience the Christ, his own higher divine
    • Christ Jesus but a biography of the developing human soul.
    • only makes people into Christians but enables them to awaken
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    • make it alive in us, we come to know the Christian
    • Christian initiation has similarities with other ways of
    • Christian initiation.
    • pupil of the Christian initiation has to undergo seven
    • feet, the first stage of a Christian initiation. Christ
    • second stage of the Christian initiation is the
    • disciple who bears witness that Christ lives. Now the higher
    • Christian mystic. He feels as though the whole earth was part
    • Gospel is a description of this Christian path of initiation.
    • time is divided into before and after Christ.
    • Christianity attains its real meaning when it is followed as
    • be lived inwardly. The Christian spirit has to be experienced
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    • deeply into the essence of Christianity, and has shown us
    • Christian document. We have seen that it should not be read
    • the birth of Christianity.
    • last lecture we came to know the Christian initiation, but it
    • was not Christianity that first made initiation possible. At
    • Christianity all these things became more inward. Since
    • Christianity has provided us with such documents as the John
    • pre-Christian times available. One had to be introduced into
    • practised far into the Christian era. For a long time it was
    • at the time of the birth of Christianity it still had a
    • Christianity knows nothing of this teaching of reincarnation.
    • manifest. Can this be reconciled with true Christianity? No.
    • Christianity would be morally degraded. Interpreted
    • answered him, ‘We have heard out of the law that Christ
    • fundamental Christian truth: I am the Way, the Truth and the
    • Christian mystical truth — “I am the Way, the
    • recognise Christ through their higher comprehension. When
    • conception. Christ will reappear in the world. The doctrine
    • Christ, reincarnation was generally accepted. Life between
    • Christ, and the present day. Those living then, appear again
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    • IN A former lecture I pointed out that Christianity is wider in
    • Christianity will have thrown off the outmoded forms of religious life
    • human culture. Christianity has the power in itself of transcending
    • Mysteries, in times long before Christianity had spread over the
    • replaced by the later, Christian Principle. In the Northern Mysteries
    • thither from Christianity. The presence of the Gothic Bible amid the
    • Christianity emerging from the narrow framework of the religious life
    • central idea of Christianity comes to birth, how it bursts the bonds
    • Christianity, as a religious idea. And after he had reached the
    • heights of that prophetic foreshadowing of Christianity to which he
    • Nibelungs,” this central Idea of Christianity found still wider
    • time when Christianity will embrace, not only the religious life, but
    • kindle the feeling of what Christianity can be for mankind in times to
    • relation between religion in the ordinary sense and Christianity. The
    • perhaps, those Christmas lectures in which we endeavoured to grasp the
    • meaning of Christmas in the light of the Mystery-knowledge. If from a
    • higher vantage-point we think of the Christmas Festival on the one
    • other, the relation between religion and Christianity, if rightly
    • moments of which I told you in connection with the Christmas Mystery,
    • In essentials, therefore, this pre-Christian Initiation consisted
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  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 2: On the forming of Destiny
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    • Christianity spread and grew in Europe is the result of it! And if we
    • gravity, and you will admit that Christianity then spread in Europe
    • as the announcement of Christianity, a certain European atmosphere was
    • were once seated together those who, when Christianity was first
    • we see the first small handful of Christians, possessing something
    • Christ-impulse, were the first Christians — and above, over their
    • Christians. You know all that, I need not relate it further. But if
    • when the old Roman culture was still above, and Christianity, tended
    • Christianity.
    • how the first announcement of Christianity was completely opposed to
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 5: Concerning the Subconscious Soul Impulses
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    • leading motive of all the works written by Christoph Oetinger, a very
    • in referring to the Theosophist, Christoph Oetinger, in November,
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 6: Lecture on the Poem of Olaf Åsteson
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    • connected with Christmas and the Christmas season. It treats of the
    • legendary person, passed the thirteen days between Christmas and the
    • following: Olaf Åsteson reaches a church door one Christmas Eve and
    • I have experienced a kind of Christmas sadness — one cannot call
    • our era that Being whom we have frequently characterised, the Christ
    • Mystery of Golgotha; — Paul saw the Christ spiritually through
    • their souls with the Christ-Event. Through this connection of single
    • individuals with the Christ-Event Christianity was spread abroad. At
    • disappeared. Christianity is spread abroad. But now the time has come
    • actual historical testimony in the Gospels, that Christ Jesus never
    • Christ Jesus did not intend to make things so easy for men that
    • Frederick the Great may be verified. Christ did not wish to make
    • that the existence of Christ may never be proved in that way, for that
    • with the proof as to Christ. Therefore there exists no historical
    • proof. Humanity will have to recognise this: although Christ lived on
    • historical documents. The Christ-Event must come to humanity in a
    • old historical documents. Just in reference to the Christ-Event it
    • must be understood in our epoch that one can only come to the Christ
    • We may be told that Christ exists, but to find Him really is only
    • the Christ-Event we have an occurrence concerning which all who will
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  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture I
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    • The Twelve apostles as the twelve Christ-permeated stages of
    • the Christ passed. This can be recognised in the thirteenth chapter of
    • which indicates that Christ is indebted to the apostles for his attainment
    • after Christ, for example, through these narratives, our feeling life
  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture II
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    • Double. The significance of Christ's death of atonement. The influence
    • From this aspect we must consider the entrance of Christ into world
    • history. Previously, anyone who wished to achieve a life in Christ had
    • But through the coming of Christ into the world, it came about that a
    • man who felt himself drawn to Christ could receive from him something
    • always possible that someone through union with Christ can preserve
    • atoning death of Christ. Before this, death in the Mysteries had to be
    • Christianity much that is of a communal nature has been brought about,
    • through true mysticism, community with Christ is possible. This has
    • also been embodied in language. The first Christian initiate in
    • J. Ch. = Jesus Christ. It was with intention that this was introduced
    • through the Ich. This centre point is literally the Christ.
    • Holy Spirit is to Christ, as the Atma is to the I.
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    • Christianity and the teaching of reincarnation. Water or the drinking
    • of Christ. In addition, however, one finds others who are incarnated
    • 800 years before Christ; that is about the time of the Iliad and the
    • About 800 years before Christ the sun in spring entered the
    • always slightly changing. Eight hundred years before Christ the sun
    • The fourth culture is that of the Ram, or Lamb; Christ stands in the
    • Christianity will be proclaimed. ‘Water-Man’ is also the one who will
    • will again be the forerunner of Christ, when the Sixth, the spiritual
    • Elias, Moses = the truth, Christ = the life. This appeared here to the
    • said further: ‘Tell it to no man until I come again.’ Christianity was
    • distributed, but in the Christian Mysteries wine. For in the
    • reincarnation. By his coming again Christ means his reappearance in
    • Theosophy actually carries out the testament of Christianity and works
    • 800 years before Christ and 1800 years after Christ, then we have two
    • was to remain unknown. Christ therefore expressly forbade any teaching
    • about reincarnation. But from 800 years before Christ until about 1800
    • years after Christ, the time had elapsed during which nearly everyone
    • traditional Christianity, which lies in the fact that the Beyond is
    • teaching of Christianity has, so to say, borne its fruit. Today there
    • ultimate consequence of traditional Christianity. But now a new
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  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture IX
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  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture XIV
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    • could place his body at the service of Christ. Christ stands above all
    • Christ.
    • Christianity. Christ had to raise and purify the self-centred ego, so
    • his body for the Christ.
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    • in our actions; he also stands behind the whole universe. Christianity
    • Christian religion calls Him the Word. Here something quite exact and
    • or Christ. He is the Spirit who lives as imagination in everything
  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture XIX
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    • Christ, the ascending Buddhi-Principle — Black and White Magic.
    • it was the manifestation of Christ.
    • Christ-Principle seek to win the Earth for themselves, but there are
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    • element emerged, which was absorbed by Christianity after it had
  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture XXIII
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    • Lucifer. Christianity and the teaching of Reincarnation and Karma.
    • karma, man is led upwards to spiritualisation. Christianity therefore
    • until he is mature enough for a new Christianity, with the teaching of
    • Christianity itself there is conflict between the two Principles: the
    • It might still be possible today for the teaching of Christianity
    • Hero, Who gave the second impulse, is the Christ, the Lion out of the
    • he represents the Father Principle. Christ is a Solar Hero, a
  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture XXV
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    • named in various ways. In Christian esotericism
    • When in Christian esotericism we speak of Power we mean ‘going through
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    • these is Christ. As Lucifer represents the Manas element, so the
    • Buddhi element is represented by Christ.
    • brought down from Mercury. Christ united his sovereignty with that of
    • one who prepared the path of Christ from the middle of the Atlantean
    • we should not have had the Christ-Principle. In the drops of
    • In the saying that Christ trod on and crushed the head of the serpent
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    • clear day-consciousness, as incarnated man, Christ Jesus.
    • preceding stages of evolution. Then for the first time Christianity
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    • archangel known to Christian esotericism as Michael and the hosts of
  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Esotericism: Lecture XXX
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    • one which first brought forth Christianity and also the one which
    • who knew most about Christianity: St. John. He describes at the very
    • beginning the transformation of water into wine, for Christianity came
    • water into wine at the marriage in Cana, we are shown how Christ took
    • Christ appeared in the Fourth Sub-Race he pointed to Bread and Wine:
    • whose nourishment was flesh and blood; these are the pre-Christian
    • people with whom Christ in no way concerned himself. Secondly those
    • That which Christ killed, which was actually sacrificed after he had
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    • and the future of Christianity came to magnificent expression through
    • was to come as Christianity.
    • its culmination in Christianity. So it is in this lesser racial branch
    • the civilisations that arose from this that Christianity could first
    • Jesus Christ was a native of Galilee ... ‘Galilean’ means: ‘The
    • received. It is here that Christianity first finds its real
    • by Christianity. Our present time with its materialistic culture is
    • Jewish Prophets, in the centuries before Christ, we find here
    • appears in Europe, it was Christianity which first halted him, because
    • peoples that they encountered on their way. Christianity alone made a
  • Title: Signs and Symbols: Lecture 1: The Birth of the Light
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    • When we see the Christmas trees in the streets today, we might think
    • that the custom of decorating a tree at Christmas is an ancient one.
    • Christmas trees, which are to be found in almost every home today,
    • nineteenth century. Trees first appeared as symbols of the Christmas
    • older than Christianity. Indeed, it was celebrated in all historical
    • In Christianity the Christmas festival has been taken as a symbol for
    • the birth of the Christian Redeemer only since the fourth century A.D.
    • In the first Christian centuries, December 25th was by no means
    • celebrated as the birthday of the Representative of Christianity. This
    • Christian festival.
    • Now the conclusion could be drawn from this that the Christian Church,
    • the Christmas festival, one must recognize the ancient wisdom hidden
    • in it. Festivals such as Christmas, Easter and Whitsuntide are nothing
    • Christmas festival has been celebrated since the beginning of history.
    • Greco-Roman period when Christianity appeared, and still further back
    • To really understand Christmas one must look back to that turning
    • The fourth post-Atlantean period, in which Christianity arose, began
    • We can understand the deeper meaning of the Christmas festival only if
    • everything withdraws into the earth. When Christmas arrives, a turning
    • reawakens. So the birth of the light at Christmas time has been
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  • Title: Signs and Symbols: Lecture 2: The Christmas Festival as a Symbol of the Sun Victory
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    • everywhere for Christmas. Clear ideas about this festival are scarce,
    • made for Christmas that are published in our newspapers convince us of
    • understanding of Christmas than the material being published today.
    • connect it with a Christmas festival imbued with a
    • expressed in the Christmas festival.
    • The festival held at Christmas time is not only a Christian event. It
    • same time of year that Christianity recognizes the birth of Christ.
    • winter deepens as we move toward Christmas, nevertheless, a victory
    • will continue until the day we celebrate as Christmas, a day that was
    • fundamental concept of the Christmas festival as a cosmic festival, a
    • place in nature at Christmas time that was considered a monument, a
    • also expressed in the Christian view when it says there shall be glory
    • when mankind is to be rejuvenated by a newly deepened Christianity.
    • the ancients. Sun myths connected with Buddha and even with Christ
    • ancient religions, from Christianity, and from the anthroposophical
    • Christianity and of anthroposophy will have been fulfilled. Then it
    • but as living sensation, yields the anthroposophical Christmas mood.
    • If, during the time of Christmas, we feel and experience the orbit of
    • In all religions this Christmas festival has been a festival of
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  • Title: Signs and Symbols: Lecture 3: Signs and Symbols of the Christmas Festival
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    • The Christmas festival, which we are about to celebrate, gains new
    • Christmas festival is a sun festival, and as such we shall become
    • Christmas Mystery. These words have been heard by the pupils of the
    • Many people who today merely know the Christmas tree with its candles
    • believe that to have a tree symbolizing Christmas is a traditional
    • the contrary, the custom of decorating a tree at Christmas is most
    • decorating a Christmas tree is a recent phenomenon, but the
    • celebration of Christmas is old. The festival at Christmas time was
    • The celebration of Christmas is the festival of the Sacred Night,
    • being they gave birth to the Christ."
    • incarnations. The moment will arrive for everyone when the Christ will
    • reached its lowest point at Christmas time, because those who are
    • hear today of what took place in the lesser Mysteries on Christmas
    • experience this Mystery. In our language the Word would be Christos.
    • they had experienced the rising of the Sun, of the Christos, they were
    • coming Christ, of the Spiritual Light, whose festival day falls in the
    • When Christianity arose in the course of evolution, it bore this ideal
    • within it in the highest sense. Man felt that within Christianity the
    • Christos was to appear as the great Ideal of all men, that He had been
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    • the temple that was erected as a kind of anteroom of Christianity.
    • race. This was to change only with the advent of Christianity. But
    • what was to occur on earth through Christ was foretold in the Old
    • spirit of this nation out of which Christianity was created. Thus, if
    • understood them in early Christian times spoke of the Laws of Moses in
    • future. In this way the Christ took the place, for those who truly
    • understood Christianity, of the impulses that served as a preparation
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    • the empowering and the presentation of Christianity became
    • Christianity revealed itself in two gestures. This is the proof
    • of how Christianity could be expressed through the soul at this
    • Savonarola's way — is how Christianity could be lived
    • life in Christianity could be experienced. If one still had
    • world. One could compare Christianity with events happening in
    • is a Christendom. Its actual form is in fact unknown to people.
    • a new form which would reveal the true Christian spirit.
    • flooding Christian life, the entire declaration of belief of
    • monk painted a Christianity which hardly exists in the physical
    • conscience of Christianity.
    • entrance into Christianity? He is a historical figure. This was
    • church where Savonarola instilled his Christianity, something
    • of Christianity. This test proves it, not even such a figure as
    • Savonarola could be produced again in Christianity. The
    • Christianity to be exhausted. Such an instrument can only be
    • to re-discover Christianity, but with the means of
  • Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture I - The Prometheus Saga
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    • Christ built. It is the same as the rock of the Caucasus. The man of
    • The Manu of the fifth root-race. In the English version of An Outline of Occult Science, this Being is called ‘the leader of the Christ-initiates’ or ‘the leader of the Christ-oracle’. (p. 177 in the 1949 edition).
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    • book Christianity as Mystical Fact I tried to make use of its
    • again. The Virgin Mary too, in the Christian religion, is the striving
    • Manu. Described in An Outline of Occult Science as “the Christ-initiate” or “the leader of the Christ-oracle”.
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    • Christianity first took root, in Asia Minor, Greece and Rome. But it
    • Christianity and was to carry it over into the sixth. Christianity
    • Christian era. But before this, for some centuries before Christianity
    • Foundation of Christianity. Sieg renounced his body and placed it at
    • foundation of Christianity. Sieg had to lead this northern culture to
    • replaced by the rising Christianity. What I am now saying is a
    • Christianised fifth sub-race. He in whom all that lives is the
    • that are always shown by the initiates of pre-Christian times; they
    • invulnerable by something that has preceded Christianity, has preceded
    • made the heroes invulnerable in the times preceding Christianity. But
    • Christianity. Nibelung treasure represents earthly property. It is
    • is the immediate predecessor of Christianity. Hagen belongs to an
    • Christianity. To this spot the Christian initiate will have to come
    • Christianity, because the place where the Cross has to rest is still
    • spot which Christianity will later render invulnerable. There
    • What are these northern races, the forerunners of Christianity,
    • from the East. Christianity knew that this influence could do it no
    • Christianity. It is Christianity that is to supplant the northern
    • Christianity. Those who have paved the way for it go to meet their
    • gone over to Christianity. They are Christian heroes. Christianity
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  • Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture IV - The Trojan War
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  • Title: Wisdom of Man: III. Higher Senses, Inner Force Currents and Creative Laws in the Human Organism.
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    • grasp the Christ Spirit in His true being. The spiritual beings whose
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: II. Action and Interaction of the Human Soul Forces.
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    • study of the dogmatism of the Christian Church would reveal to you
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: IV. Consciousness and the Soul Life.
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  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: I. Franz Brentano and Aristotles Doctrine of the Spirit.
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    • could be termed Christian concepts. It summarizes, however, all that
    • preceding the birth of Christianity — achieved in such a way
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: II. Truth and Error in the Light of the Spiritual World.
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    • From Jesus to Christ (October, 1911), I mentioned that the
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: IV. Laws of Nature, Evolution of Consciousness and Repeated Earth Lives.
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  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 1: The Sphere of the Bodhisattvas
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    • The Christ Impulse and the Development of the Ego-Consciousness
    • ‘shock,’ the Christ-Being sank down into that etheric body.
    • the fate of a man, — of Christ that cannot be said. What is the
    • lowest principle of the Christ-Being? Counting from below, it is the
    • Christ once worked in the same way. Christ gives an impulse of the
    • extending to that Plane. A Being such as the Christ works into the
    • Christ. They then become pupils of Christ. A Being such as He, is
    • Christ was once on earth; He has descended to earth, has dwelt on the
    • there they meet the Being of Christ as Teacher, and they are fully
    • between the Bodhisattvas and the Christ takes place on the
    • meantime it is necessary that they should learn that the Christ-Being
    • to reach the true Being of the Individuality of Christ, one must first
    • Thus twelve Bodhisattvas belong to Christ, and they prepare and
    • following words: Christ, Who once lived on the earth, brought to this
    • Christ in the middle of the earth-evolution; the Bodhisattvas as His
    • to receive the Christ. Now, although men were ripe enough to have
    • Christ among them, it will be a long time before they mature
    • sufficiently to recognise, to feel, and to will, all that Christ is.
    • maturity in man what was poured into him through Christ, as was
    • man, Christ can only be understood to a minute extent. Higher
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  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 2: The Law of Karma with Respect to the Details of Life
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    • THE ENTRANCE OF THE CHRIST-BEING INTO THE EVOLUTION OF HUMANITY
    • the fact that the secret of Golgotha, the secret of Christ Jesus, is
    • humanity on earth was reached when the Christ-Impulse was given at the
    • Mystery of Golgotha. The Christ-Impulse would have been given to man
    • Christ-Impulse as had elapsed between the intervention of the
    • Christ-Impulse. Thus, through man's having acquired a likeness to the
    • Christ-Impulse. For before that could come man had to go through the
    • these, for then only could the Christ-Impulse descend to the earth. In
    • Christ had taken place therein. The essential point is that this
    • things are it came in the age in which Christ Jesus Himself worked.
    • Thus through the Christ-Impulse the consciousness came to man that in
    • the Christ-Impulse, it was made possible for man to say: ‘I must
    • Now if we look back to the pre-Christian time, we must say that when
    • Christ-Impulse, have distinguished in his inner being between good and
    • evil. In the pre-Christian time the decision as to the really Good,
    • earth by way of preparation. Thus, before the time of Christ, man was
    • Everything lacking in man will be made good by the Christ-Impulse; but
    • Christ-Impulse, to overcome selfishness and to heal his etheric body
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  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 4: The Sermon on the Mount
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    • as the Christ, had to embody Himself in a physical body at the very
    • able to have a bodily perception and observation of Christ Jesus, as
    • of Christ Jesus can however, be understood by anyone who can apply
    • we can say: The Christ-Being descended into a physical embodiment,
    • other words it ought to have been able to take up the Christ-Impulse.
    • capable of enclosing the Christ-Being.
    • Through Christ, the impulse was to penetrate to the depths of man's
    • inner being, out of the body of Christ there spoke such an impulse as
    • Divine-Spiritual kingdom. That could only come about through Christ
    • permeate itself with what was the pattern of Christ. That enabled man
    • ecstatic condition at the time of the founding of Christianity, had
    • hostile spiritual powers. So at the time of the appearance of Christ
    • Christianity was founded. When in olden times he was filled with the
    • transported into the Spiritual worlds. Christ could not now say:
    • for the sorrows and sufferings of earth. Christ Jesus had to proclaim
    • Christ Jesus, Buddha described sorrow and suffering on earth as the
    • later, in the Sermon on the Mount, Christ in the second Beatitude
    • into balance. Now, however, the time had come — and Christ was to
    • through the spreading of Christianity — as righteousness:
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    • When we go back beyond the founding of Christianity, we find two
    • stream, in what we call the Christian Initiation, and how this
    • into the one single form of Christian Initiation; it is an example of
    • in the life of the world. The other, the Christian initiation —
    • of Christ. We are living at an important crossing-point, when men will
    • Let us now picture the vision of Christ, as it will appear to the
    • Land of Shamballa. But the Christ-Event, which will be vouchsafed to
    • which Christ will once more reveal to mankind; — the Land of
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 6: The Birth of Conscience
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    • Being of Christ from many different aspects and we endeavoured in
    • various ways to point out that what we know as the Christ-Impulse is
    • further the Christ-Impulse from all sides, and moreover, when all is
    • connected with the appearance of Christ. We saw that the Gospels
    • themselves attempted to approach the subject of the Being of Christ
    • relate to the Christ-Problem; in fact, we shall to-day refer to the
    • intervention of the Christ-Impulse in the development of mankind. In
    • about five hundred years before the Christian era, we come to the
    • that name. Five hundred years before the Christian era the greatest
    • Christ. Look where you will in the old Testament for a word
    • as the Christ Impulse. We might say that conscience followed close on
    • the Christ Impulse; it entered the historical development of the world
    • course of its development was approaching the Christ Impulse and in
    • the Christ Impulse. And in our own age we see the epoch in which this
    • Christ-Impulse be exercised upon him.
    • that was to prepare them to receive the Christ-Impulse, others living
    • Christ-Impulse could find so unhindered an entrance into Europe and
    • why it gained so much influence there. Why was this? Could Christ have
    • That age was particularly adapted to come forward to meet Christ, as
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    • on Earth of Christ-Jesus. This is by far the mightiest Impulse ever
    • mighty Christ-Well of life out of which He poured into human
    • new life-impulses? We have that which was given us in Christianity,
    • Christ-Impulse, that greatest Impulse in the development of mankind. I
    • Unknown and more especially of The Christ Myth. The
    • author of The Christ Myth, — a modern philosopher who may
    • Pauline Epistles, but as the author of The Christ Myth does not
    • the following conclusion: ‘What concept of Christ did St. Paul
    • hold? He formed the concept of a purely Spiritual Christ, who can
    • one. St. Paul nowhere asserts the necessity that the Christ, whom he
    • the Christ-concept of St. Paul is a purely spiritual one, simply
    • perfection, as a sort of God in man.’ The author of The Christ
    • the idea the Christians have of Jesus Christ — were already in
    • existence concerning a sort of pre-Christian Jesus, and that several
    • Christ which St. Paul had [and which Drews does not attempt to deny],
    • — what is the difference between the picture of Christ which St.
    • St. Paul, men had a Christ-picture of a God, a Messiah-picture of a
    • the general idea — The author of The Christ Myth now asks:
    • extent did he carry the idea of Christ further?’
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    • Redemption through Christ Jesus — then it can strike us that
    • Christian world-conception, these feelings which for so many are the
    • surrounds us, we shall well understand the words of a Christian
    • destruction of the earthly nature of Christ Jesus in pain and
    • suffering, in anguish and misery, Christianity rightly sees the
    • the Crucifixion of Christ Jesus which was soon followed, as
    • Christianity teaches, by the outpouring into the world of the Holy
    • the Crucifixion of Christ Jesus as a process indicated in the parable
    • Christ was not yet glorified. One who reads this Gospel more deeply
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    • only read the Christiania cycle on the
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    • before Christ, in which men no longer experienced the secrets of the
    • Suppose that it is winter where we are, Christmas-time or the time of
    • Christ's activity on earth, is here; only the Jews misunderstood this
    • unite the Festival of the Resurrection of Christ Jesus with the Spring
    • aright when we say: The Christ has strengthened man's immortality
    • immortality of Christ Jesus in the right way only when we acquire this
    • Christ” is hardly taken into consideration, but only
    • At Easter we should submerge ourselves in Christ's Death and
    • Christmas, Easter and Midsummer (St. John) festivals. At Christmas
    • but I have often explained in the Christmas and Easter lectures I have
  • Title: Deed of Christ: Lecture 2: The Deed of Christ and the Opposing Spiritual Powers. Lucifer, Ahriman, Asuras.
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    • blessing of karma? From a Power none other than Christ.
    • Although Christ appeared only later, He was always present in the
    • Sun”, of Christ. In the old Indian epoch of civilization the Holy
    • I AM) as the harbinger of Christ. All spoke of the Christ; but where was He
    • Christ-Spirit appeared in the underworld, flooding the whole world of
    • Christ on the earth is the event of supreme importance also for the
    • The impulse going forth from Christ is in the fullest sense reality.
    • Christ not appeared. Precisely from the opposite picture — an earth
    • without Christ — you can apprehend the significance of Christ's
    • coming. Let us suppose that Christ had not come, that the Mystery of
    • Before Christ's Coming, the condition in the spiritual world of human
    • That is what would have happened to an earth without Christ. That the
    • — this is due to Christ's Coming, to the Event of Golgotha. Therefore
    • Christ is the Power who has enabled man to turn earth-existence
    • owes to the working of the Christ Event, to the presence of Christ in
    • evolution of humanity. Had Christ not come upon the earth, man would
    • Christ is verily the Light which leads out of error and sin, the Light
    • of Christ's Deed only by realizing with full clarity of understanding,
    • the significance of Christ. The Christ-Power is there in very truth —
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    • Christ appeared in yonder world, in the realm of the Shades, and cast
    • From what has been said you can gather that through Christ's Coming,
    • the Christ-Mystery. And outside the forces streaming from the
    • Christ-Mystery, protection in the world against the influence of
  • Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - I
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    • Christianity was born in the fourth sub-race. This sub-race was
    • Man. Christianity arose in the fourth sub-race. The fifth sub-race,
    • include everything into which the stream of Christianity flowed and
  • Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - II
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    • work, and of how Christianity too worked at the beginning, that is to
    • say, what forces made it possible for Christianity, like the other
    • Christianity, too, in the early centuries, had Mystery Centers, places
    • of the first Christian centuries found popular, simple words through
    • the kingdom and patience of Jesus Christ, was in the isle that is
    • Christ. I was in the Spirit on the Lord's Day ...” He says that
    • Christian, from the Christian standpoint. Therefore anyone who desires
    • and feeling of a deeply initiated Christian who has himself
    • experienced the full power of the Christian revelation.
    • to the theosophist as Atma, Buddhi and Manas. The Christian calls the
    • A Christian of the first centuries would have refrained from speaking
    • Me.” These words were uttered by the great Christian Master
    • Himself, by Him through Whom Christianity itself came into the world.
    • Christian of the first period of Christianity would have spoken. He
    • non-initiate a feeble idea of what an initiated Christian of the first
    • religions, and also for Christianity in its earliest form, the
    • world-creative Will. And when the Christian says anything at all about
    • announcer of the Spirit through the Will. And so the early Christian
    • the power of will. And so the Christian said, “The Father brought
    • Spirit descends in the Cosmic Word. If the Christian wanted to picture
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    • What I have said about the relation of Christianity to Jesus [the]
    • Christ and about the relation of the writer of the Apocalypse to Jesus
    • The keystone for a true understanding of the place of Christianity in
    • Mystery-Temples was carried through Christianity on to the great arena
    • things will far rather be that the familiar Christian tradition is
    • at every point with what Christians believe. But the historic fact at
    • is related to its own fulfilment, to Christianity. In Christianity,
    • everything that pointed to Christ before His actual appearance is
    • to the Christian Mystery. Light will then be thrown on many a passage.
    • appearance of Christ as compared with other appearances. (If you have
    • Spirit, or since Christian esotericism calls the Spirit
    • “Angel.” This is Christian esotericism. First, the Word or
    • the successive stages. The Christian Initiates have always understood
    • Paul, one of the greatest Christian Initiates, could only hint at
    • in them. Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made
    • through Jesus Christ; that we might receive the promise of the Spirit
    • which is Christ. And this I say, that the covenant, that was confirmed
    • before of God in Christ, the law which was four hundred and thirty
    • hidden from them at the time when Christ, their Master, was on earth.
    • the presence of Christ. Then, at the end of the Fifth Root Race, the
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    • resurrection of Christ. Thus he sees the Christ-event taking place in his
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    • ordinary Christians during the Middle Ages. It occurred because the practice
    • ourselves more perfect — as many Christians did during the Middle Ages
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    • call the Christ-Impulse.
    • Christ-impulse that first made it possible for humanity to realise that God,
    • in our inward life. Only by understanding the divine humanity of Christ Jesus
    • nature in their own inner life, it was necessary for Christ to enter into the
    • evolution of humanity as an external historical-event. If the Christ, a
    • Christ Jesus, he could equally well say that we should have eyes even if
    • recognise the Christ-nature if the Christ-Impulse had not entered into
    • so the historical Christ-Jesus makes possible what we call the entry of the
    • that external understanding for the Divinity of Christ Jesus was born in the
    • Roman world, at the beginning of the Christian era, and the further westward
    • played into each other's hands. We see the sun of the Christ-nature
    • preparing the way for understanding the Christ. Hence the victorious advance
    • of Christianity is towards the West, not the East. In the East we see the
    • eastern world. Christianity takes hold of the western world, because
    • Christianity had first created the organ for receiving it. Here we see
    • Christianity brought into relation with the deepened element in western
    • culture: the concept of conscience embodied in Christianity.
    • and the greatest event in the evolution of mankind, the Christ-Event. Hence
    • human evolution, on the one hand by the light of Christ, shining from
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 9: The Mission of Art
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    • Christian era. Here we encounter the great mediaeval personality who leads us
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • Christ-problem, more especially in its connection with the Gospel of
    • to go more deeply into this Christ-problem in a course of lectures to
    • Christ-problem did not consist merely in giving explanations of the
    • importance in the accounts of the Event of Christ is not found in any
    • Christianity, we feel we are summoned by spiritual science not only
    • problem and the figure of Christ. If this satisfied present day
    • Christian circles and has been accepted for centuries, but which
    • understanding and new conclusions with regard to Christian truths are
    • means that aid us in deciphering Christian truths there is one that
    • understanding the problem of Christ, but may, if rightly received,
    • actually lead us to a true and full appreciation of Christ Jesus.
    • Therefore I believe that a study of the Christ-problem cannot be
    • the Christ has been, is, and can continue to be to mankind.
    • the term — the “Christ-Problem.” I have always said:
    • Christ-problem from four points of view, and we find in fact that the
    • to you the importance of the Event of Christ to man we returned ever
    • impulse we shall continue the work of explaining the Christ-problem
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    • when considering the Christ-problem from all possible sides must
    • mighty Event of Christ, and that they must he compared one with
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    • Christ-Impulse. The greatest spiritual Reality entered
    • evolution with the Christ Principle, with that which, like a last
    • physical plane in the Being of Christ, and that which man had
    • Christian centuries it was quite impossible for men to grasp the
    • spiritual nature of Christ with the thin thread of ideas spun from
    • first quite incapable of comprehending Christ except through faith;
    • why Christianity had at first to be a matter of faith; only later,
    • hundreds of years Christianity was only a matter of faith, and had to
    • Pre-Christian culture
    • day. The coming of the Christ-Impulse made this possible. It will
    • be able best to evolve towards the real, historic Christ, when all
    • Impulse of Christ will in future rise (ausleben) in man in the same
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • Christianity as Mystical Fact,”
    • In studying pre-Christian ages we find that many persons passed
    • This was how it was in pre-Christian times.
    • What meaning for Christianity had these initiations into the ancient
    • Mysteries? What was their significance towards the Christ-Impulse?
    • pre-Christian times. An individual initiated in accordance with
    • kingdoms. But in the case of Christ Jesus something was present by
    • baptism in Jordan. The Spirit of Christ then entered into him. From
    • the person of Christ Jesus was initiated in so open a way — the
    • Spirit of Christ spoke to the people around Him of the Mysteries of
    • biographers in so far as they described the life of Christ by saying:
    • Nazareth, into whom the Christ entered, which we have seen happen
    • also for all it has to tell us about the Christ-Event.
    • What is the fact of greatest importance in the Christ-Impulse? The
    • the Christ-Impulse was drawing near; picture a man of the earlier
    • pre-Christian centuries. If wishing to enter the spiritual world he
    • belonging to pre-Christian times. What then was the position of a man
    • up within it came first to man through the Impulse of Christ. This
    • Christ-Impulse was approaching. They might have said: —
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • indicated concerning the profundities of the Christian Mystery, an
    • persons were mainly found in olden times, that is in pre-Christian
    • Mid-Western Asia, but not among the peoples that in pre-Christian
    • you already know in connection with the Christ Event you might ask:
    • Christ came down and entered into a human being — as Divine
    • the same, only here it is carried out in its sublimest form: Christ
    • human personality was organised into which the Christ entered; the
    • Gospel according to Mark describes the nature of the Christ, tells of
    • because Mark describes the Christ who had entered into Jesus of
    • the Gospels of Matthew and Luke describe the path the Christ
    • describes the kind of temptation Christ had to pass through when He
    • Christ Jesus
    • has come down into them from above. Only in the form of Christ are
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • the Gospel of Mark. This passage tells how Jesus Christ, after He had
    • Christ Jesus. For I have already remarked that the Gospels as well as
    • we find Beings called in Christian esotericism, Angeloi or Angels;
    • those who sat in the synagogues when the Christ appeared among
    • the first to grasp the nature and Being of Christ through direct
    • the Event of Christ and in the Event of Golgotha the central point of
    • Atlantean times, and up to the time of Christ. Then came the Event of
    • with Christ, the “new Adam,” the “Adam” that
    • everyone can put on through union with the Christ.
    • see in the man of Lemurian times, and on into pre-Christian humanity,
    • receive within him the Christ-Impulse. One day he will again enter
    • Christ the true central point of the whole earthly evolution of man;
    • belongs to an age immediately preceding that of Christianity. It was
    • receive later through the Christ Event.
    • leader, of pre-Christian civilisation in Greece. They recognised
    • Christianity of St. Paul, is called the “Son of Man.” You
    • have I begotten Him!” This means: Now is the Christ
    • Nazareth. Christ was actually born in Jesus of Nazareth at the moment
    • this — Paul said, “Not I, but Christ in
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • the Christ Impulse is put before us in the story of a child.
    • Christ-Impulse in this Gospel only goes back to the origin of the
    • Christ Being as he developed out of the Hebrew people. When we pass
    • on to the Gospel of Mark we meet with the Christ-Impulse directly.
    • foretold the coming of the Christ-Impulse, it describes the baptism
    • the Christ-Impulse, but this time it goes much further back as
    • of Christ. In the course of the spiritual development we have
    • abstract spirituality of Christ — the Gospel according to
    • Christ-Impulse as this passed through the ancient Hebrew people.
    • really very silly things about it. It is where Christ Jesus came out
    • Paul: — “Not I, but Christ in me!” will become ever
    • receives into it the Impulse of Christ, we ought to feel that this
    • experienced through the events of Palestine by Jesus Christ, as a
    • wherever Christ is taught from an inward understanding of Spiritual
    • in prophetic images as the Events of Christ in the Gospel according
    • sense in which Christ spoke of it will say in the near future:
    • spirituality as Thee, that is as the Christ.” And He
    • amazed, took the Christ aside and pointed out that such things
    • should not be spoken of openly. Then the Christ turned Himself
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • so we may call it — the Christ-idea, developed out of the
    • ancient Hebrews as the Christ-idea does to the believers in Christ.
    • essence of Christianity Jahve did not really differ very greatly from
    • the Christ Himself. We must realise far more clearly the inward
    • connection between the Christ-idea and the Jahve-idea. It is very
    • Christ with direct sunlight, then Jahve might be likened to sun-light
    • can feel the passing over of the reflection of Christ into Jehova, or
    • of Jehova into Christ, as men feel the difference between moonlight
    • and sunlight — Jahve being an indirect and Christ a direct
    • religion of Christ a “sun-religion” (and we can use this
    • preceding Christianity, we have a sun-religion prepared for by a
    • Christian religion and the symbol of the sun; but where thoughts are
    • time the Impulse of Christ entered, and that through this Impulse the
    • reached the Christ-Impulse begins to affect it and will continue to
    • Christ-Impulse. The Christ-Impulse was poured forth at the beginning
    • and in the middle of this period the Christ-Event took place. In the
    • and the fifth ages we have the Christ-Impulse. This relation-ship is
    • took place in pre-Christian times during the ancient Hebrew
    • civilisation appears again in a certain way in post-Christian times
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • the great Beings, who in pre-Christian times instructed
    • strengthened this teaching by introducing into it the Christ so that
    • — the Christ who had now become the great leader and guide of
    • tell the world to-day concerning the Christ; you will realise how in
    • humanity did in fact further arid support the teaching of Christ in
    • the Christ. When we are aware of this connection we catch a glimpse
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course I - Lecture I: The Eternal and the Transient in the Human Being
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    • have the same contents: Christianity, Hinduism, Zarathustrism, and natural
    • this view of Cusanus, you get an idea of the fact that Christianity
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    • Theosophy and Christianity
    • the way how true, real theosophy is to be found in the really understood Christianity,
    • Society compared with Christianity.
    • to be nothing else than a servant of Christianity. It wants to serve trying
    • to extract the deepest core, the real being from the Christian denominations.
    • Thereby it expects to take nothing away from anybody who is attached to Christianity
    • whose heart is connected with Christianity. On the contrary, those who understand
    • the theosophical movement know that just the Christian can receive a lot that
    • many disputes, which have today taken place everywhere in the Christian confessions,
    • Christianity originally following the founder of Christianity. Go back to the
    • early times of Christianity, possibly to Clement of Alexandria,
    • up with Christianity in serious work. One went to work critically above all
    • truth is, he tried to outline a picture of Christianity independently. Now this
    • the stories about the person Jesus Christ that formed in the times in which
    • Christianity came into being are nothing else than myths which the imagination
    • look in the Christian confessions — you never will find a certain word
    • in a personality, in similar way as in the first Christian century when all
    • which stands at the beginning of Christianity only as a human being and wants
    • the image of Christ to the field of the purely actual.
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    • Christian
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    • Buddhism and of the Greek philosophy and in the first centuries of Christianity.
    • Christianity everybody who thought and tried to explain the human being considered
    • him as consisting of body, soul and mind. Go to the first Christian church teachers,
    • Christian science and dogmatism. Later one regarded this teaching as dangerous
    • within Christianity. One thought that the human being would become too arrogant
    • of the trichotomy got lost more and more to the Christian science which cared
    • that they speak under the influence of a Christian dogma. One believes —
    • which approach from some sides — according to the Christian Middle Ages
    • only some years before Christ. Somebody who investigates the conversation sees
    • ways on which still the sages of the Christian Middle Ages looked for the soul
    • Christian researchers, about that of the Middle Ages. Nevertheless if anybody
    • which have led the first Christians and the great Christian Church Fathers to
    • a scholar centuries before Christ what has been found on quite different ways.
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    • find in the whole antiquity, a way which changes only in the Christian times.
    • the Christian. And now this basis of spiritual truth was removed from any human
    • Christian culture spread over the countries of the Mediterranean Sea, it appeared
    • that the cult actions and the ceremonies of Christianity and also most of Christian
    • pagan world what God revealed to the Christian church. — However, it is
    • an odd imitation which leads the way of the original! The whole Christianity
    • that of the authoritative Christian faith, as Augustine characterised it, was
    • that of the Rosicrucians, the deepest and most significant one, founded by Christian
    • like Solomon's temple, like the body of Christ and ... like something else that
    • these phenomena as a religious Christian. Because he had tendencies to be a
    • religious Christian, the whole world seemed to him to manifest nothing but the
    • truth of the Christian teaching. Because at the same time natural sciences made
    • claims, we see a mixture of the purely Christian standpoint with the standpoint
    • book he informs us that he was educated as a farmer boy like a Christian, but
    • he realised soon that the Christian faith can deliver no conviction, because
    • or Gladstone, Wallace, Crookes who assumed angelic spirits of the old Christendom
    • faced these facts tried to understand them in his way. The Christian faith found
    • Christian
    • Christoph Oetinger (1702 -1782), Swabian theologian and theosopher
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    • We progress to the first Christian
    • field was only conquered by the spirituality of the Christian time. It is the
    • Plato it begins that the moral being separates itself. Christianity conquers
    • art by imagination spiritually, Christianity conquered the physical morality,
    • and the telescope have conquered the world. As well as the Christian art conquered
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    • who stands, for example, on the Christian point of view asks himself rightly:
    • what does a religion like Buddhism mean to somebody who has a Christian confession
    • or is educated in a Christian surrounding. Is Buddhism not a religion that was
    • what was called Gnosticism during the first Christian centuries. Knowledge by
    • old Jews, also Pythagoras and Plato, and, finally, the teachers of Christianity.
    • Christianity knew this difference
    • between any kind of esotericism and exotericism. The Christian Gnostics of the
    • of these great Christian teachers know to tell how their souls were completely
    • Christianity who had turned away from Christianity because of the interesting
    • scientific facts. The theosophical movement has deepened this Christianity again,
    • it has shown the true, real form of Christianity, and it also has led many of
    • those to Christianity who had no longer been able to satisfy their souls and
    • internal core of Christianity, and to show it in its true figure. However, it
    • absolutely from our European culture, from the Christian culture without pointing
    • of life. Nirvana is exactly the same about which also Christianity speaks. But
    • only those who were initiated into the deeper secrets of Christianity can point
    • One cannot deny that the true Christians
    • we attribute such a quality to the divine being — as this Christian esotericist
    • of Cusa renewed this view in the 15th century, also the Christian mystics,
    • if we look for the European, Christian terms of it.
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    • the Mystery of Golgotha when Christ appeared in a physical
    • Humanity understands Christ in His universal unfolding when the
    • actual essence of what the Christ death implied. In the night
    • riddle of the Christ. This was it, which this extraordinary
    • lives — what the Christ, what the event of Golgotha signified
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    • and one of the most difficult to understand. For Christian
    • belonging later to Judaism and even to Christianity contains a little
    • attended by Jesus. The founder of Christianity there speaks of the
    • Christ's
    • lies what is truly Christian, and it also embodies the deeper mystery
    • Christianity. Health and healing are connected with holy. A spirit
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    • human desires until the time when Christ incarnated in Jesus of
    • Christ descended into the forecourts of Hell.’ It was
    • on the other hand there was Christ Himself who was a purely spiritual
    • Christianity. Something occurred at that time in occult spheres; it
    • the Saga of the Antichrist, who was put in chains but will make his
    • appearance again, if not opposed once more by the Christian principle
    • Jesus Christ remained on the earth for ten years after His death.
    • Christ, the first Christian teachers, all adhered to reincarnation.
    • For that reason Christianity had no knowledge of reincarnation for 1,500
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    • origin? We must look to a time before the spread of Christianity.
    • Into Christianity was blended what had lived in Ireland, Scotland ...
    • of Europe, had provided the soil on which Christianity could build.
    • highest, the holiest of things. At the time when Christianity was
    • so that Christianity came as a redemption.
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    • Peter is the ‘rock’ upon which Christ founded His Church.
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    • secrets in the East. This was Christian Rosenkreutz.
    • Christian Rosenkreutz had come to an end, he had initiated about ten
    • Christian
    • Christian Rosenkreutz could not be imparted to many people, but it
    • the founding of Christianity. Through it, the earlier piety, which
    • through Christ — Christ, who is not only the incarnation of wisdom,
    • kind of piety can also develop enthusiasm. It is Christian piety,
    • Cain, however; they remain adversaries. Were Christianity to take
    • Christ would not be born within man as his brother, but only as
    • to the War of All against All. Even though Christianity had come into
    • equal in the sight of God. That is a basic principle of Christianity,
    • Revolution drew its conclusion from this Christian doctrine in a worldly
    • all tranquillity from a worldly view of life to a truly Christian
    • themselves by material violent means. Christian Rosenkreutz foresaw
    • against it. He, Christian Rosenkreutz, in his incarnation in the
    • It remains the possession of a few initiated Christians. It is sealed
    • the same as the secret belonging to Christian Rosenkreutz, who was
    • Christ, and who gave utterance to a remarkable saying at that
    • describe in a few words how this Christian Rosenkreutz came to repeat
    • Christian Rosenkreutz.
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    • by Christ. We should understand by this that he saw himself as one
    • Faustus is, in Augustine's conception, the opponent of Christianity. Here
    • distinguished from western Christianity by its different
    • interpretation of evil. Whereas Catholic Christianity regards evil as
    • unchristian and quite incomprehensible.
    • voiced the opinion: ‘I would not accept the teachings of Christ
    • century was the Christian life. The life therein is Christianity.
    • into form, to the later Christianity; even its capital city, Rome,
    • been in preparation since the founding of Christianity. It is just at
    • the time of the sixth Root Race that Christianity will be expressed
    • Christian life, as such, overcomes every form, it is propagated by
    • external Christianity and lives in all forms of the various
    • confessions. Whoever seeks Christian life will always find it. It
    • That must be created beforehand, it has to be there so that Christian
    • beings who create an Organisation, a form, so that the true Christian
    • spark of Christianity will first be truly kindled.
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  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 10: Evolution and Involution as they are Interpreted by Occult Societies [The Atom as Congealed Electricity]
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    • connected in the Church Calendar with the Christmas Festival — most
    • among us has no roast meat at Christmas, and I feel the need to give
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 12: Concerning the Lost Temple and How It Is To Be Restored - 2
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    • expression later, in Christianity. The temple leaders guarded this
    • Christianity has a future, a new task. And we have the task of
    • generally, for a future in which Christianity will emerge into a new
    • Christianity rise in the fourth cultural epoch; it will develop
    • human souls in such a way that a genuine, true and pure Christianity
    • relationship of man to the Christ should stream out all over the
    • expounded the development of Christianity throughout the world, and
    • Christ on earth. It is always so with such teachings. For a time what
    • Jason and the search for the Golden Fleece). And Christ Himself was,
    • later on in early Christian times, represented by the Lamb. He called
    • excluded. It was made clear to those who remained that Christianity,
    • [the Baptist] who scatters Christianity as a seed, as if with a grain
    • receive the Christian baptism of fire. The coming of a
    • announce a Christ who would renew the Temple, once the great point of
    • time should have arrived when Christ will again speak to humanity —
    • [and Jesus]. While the one name J.N.R.I. denotes Christ himself.
    • ‘Earth’ is the place where Christianity itself must at first
    • again, when he has learnt to understand Christ, when the Water
    • three bodies, when the ego discovers in Christ its greatest
    • struggle to raise oneself up to a proper understanding of Christ,
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    • have spoken several times about Christianity and its present and
    • the Cross has had for Christianity; and today I would like just to
    • particular Cross of which Christ speaks, the very Cross on which
    • Christ Jesus was crucified. Now you know too that the Cross is a
    • symbol for all men, and it is found not only in Christianity, but in
    • basic significance for Christianity.
    • Christian legend about the Cross
    • the appearance of Christ Jesus on earth, there were two tendencies:
    • to earth through the Christ Jesus, could be received. A dwelling had
    • could be united with each other, Christ Jesus united these two
    • until, in the shape of Christ Jesus, He should arrive Who was able to
    • building wood later used for Christ's Cross. It was first given to
    • the Sons of God, the sons of Abel and Seth. Through Christianity,
    • should unite together. And it is basically a Christian attitude today
    • symbol of Christianity. What is the Cross? There are three Kingdoms
    • flow into each other, the Christ, is Himself joined to the living
    • the Christian sense he now lives in higher nature, and the Cross —
    • Christianity brought about, and which must fulfil itself more and
    • more as time goes on by Christianising the world. We have seen how
    • why the Christian churches have the symbol of the Cross in their
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    • found again. But with it we touch on Christian mysteries of a real
    • Christian truths.
    • present in early Christianity, but which has been gradually lost in
    • Christianity as it has survived in the various western Churches.
    • Christian esotericism calls this the ‘Son’ or ‘Logos,’ and calls the
    • Sub-Race and continued into the fourth. From them Christianity
    • Christ Himself, the Word made Flesh, who points to the future Word,
    • proceeded from the Christ incarnated in the Flesh. When man, through
    • mankind gradually attains to what was achieved by Christ's appearance
    • point in the sixth epoch when the Christ Principle, which is only
    • hinted at in Christianity today, finds its fulfilment. ‘No man cometh
    • prepare humanity to receive the Logos. The great initiate, Christ
    • bodies immortal. Once this has happened, then the Christ Principle
    • etheric body has still not attained immortality. Christianity
    • festival is connected with the other two Christian
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 15: Atoms and the Logos in the Light of Occultism
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    • originated. Christ is called the ’Lamb of God.’ Still earlier one
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 16: The Relationship of Occultism to the Theosophical Movement
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    • that, through the appearance of Christ, things happened on the
    • and fourth Sub-Races. The fourth Sub-Race adopted Christianity. Then,
    • which used to live in Christianity, and as it still lives as a
    • longing in the best Christian souls, and can be won back again, then
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 17: Freemasonry and Human Evolution I
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    • same epoch in which Christianity later began.
    • a few hundred years before the birth of Christ.
    • male counterpart. Already, in pre-Christian times, what the man [male
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    • with Freemasonry. Christ lived in the Church as ideal — a male ideal,
    • the sexes. But the way of achieving this aim varied. The Christian
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 19: The Relationship Between Occult Knowledge and Everyday Life
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    • mission of Christianity from an ethnic standpoint. The thought
    • [inspiring] this Race was to spread Christianity in its first stage
    • had its effect directly on the physical plane. Finally, Christianity
    • Christianity, carrying it to Northern Europe, whereby the Germanic
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    • adopted in the organisation of the Christian Church. And the Middle
    • Michaelangelo conceivable without the power of Christian concepts?
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture II: Goethe's Secret Revelation - Exoteric
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    • (Johann Christian August H., 1773–1843, German physician,
    • on the wall above the not too high doors. At the table, Christ
    • the prior and Christ, as two counter-images, looked at each
    • Christ should take his supper with the Dominicans in
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture IV: Bible and Wisdom I
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    • believe to stand on the ground of Christianity, we must say to
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    • brilliant Ferdinand Christian Baur (1792–1860) led. Baur's view
    • already appeared in the Christian communities, it were written,
    • so that John created a picture of Christ Jesus, which could
    • like a Christian up to the second century, however, it was no
    • viewpoint. If one must say on the other side that Christian
    • figure of Christ Jesus survived which prevailed for centuries,
    • ourselves, is it yet possible to speak about Christianity as
    • Christianity if we understand the documents, which tell about
    • this Christianity, purely materialistically? Is it possible to
    • answered in outlines. Let us assume that Christian Baur's view
    • word of Christianity, of the Bible as such a work which reports
    • Christian worldview based on, an effect that nobody can deny?
    • that Christ has risen, and that in the Mystery of Golgotha the
    • Christ Jesus? He does not take it, as for example the others
    • who were round Christ Jesus, from an immediate instruction. He
    • — Paul means nothing but that he has seen Christ in
    • Christ lives. He announces Christ, whom he got to know in his
    • other phenomena, because he says to us, after death, Christ
    • that time that Christ lives for someone who rises in the
    • is, you can say, what he said is set aglow by “Christ was
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    • Christianity. He strove in such a way, as if he had wanted to
    • comprise, to penetrate the liveliness of Christ's soul with his
    • own soul. With this spirit of Christ's soul, he wanted to
    • believes now to feel in his soul, what Christ had thought and
    • the spirit of Christ prevail and to get out a renewal of all
    • human life out of the spirit of Christ. With it, we have
    • putting as its next goal the renewal of the spirit of Christ
    • the renewal of Christ's life which it nowhere finds in reality.
    • affirms what he calls the spirit of Christ, which he could not
    • Christianity. He had to go back to the historical sources,
    • thinking, a Gospel that follows Christ. However, Carnegie
    • takes Christ in such a way as it is not suitable at all to our
    • understand Christ in such a way that one transfers Him to the
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture X: The Practical Development of Thinking
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    • as intensely as possible. Heinroth (Johann Christian August H.,
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XIII: The Riddles in Goethe's Faust - Exoteric
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    • shows, he attained literary significance by Christopher Marlowe
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XIV: Riddles in Goethe's Faust - Esoteric
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    • Christ, where the tempter promises all kingdoms of the world
    • Christian-ecclesiastical figures and images.” Who has
    • listened to the talks on the Christian initiation here
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    • criticises Christianity in his
    • Antichrist
    • (1895). For Christianity is that what he says a harsh but comprehensible
    • Antichrist
    • this spirit in the modern form of Christianity. It will turn
    • the whole deepness of Christianity only by spiritual science,
    • so that one can say, Christianity has been recognised up to now
    • consciousness; he did not recognise Christianity properly. Why
    • About 600 years before Christ, Buddha appeared whom one cannot
    • look at Christ now. We reincarnate in the substances of the
    • blessed, because Christ walked about it, because his body was
    • Christians spoke that way. The human being absorbs something of
    • the Christ principle in every life, purifies himself thereby
    • Christ impulse again, the illnesses would be overcome. On
    • inspired by the Christ principle. One learns bit by bit to
    • experience this union as reality. The Christ principle
    • Nietzsche regards Christianity just as the opposite of that,
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XVI: Isis and Madonna
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    • Christian centuries in the catacombs where we find the Madonna,
    • on her knees, the Madonna of that age, because Christ has
    • highest ideal, the highest humaneness that is just Christ? In
    • appearance of Christ Jesus on earth. For Christ Jesus was the
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XVII: Old European Clairvoyance
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    • Europe, the ground was thereby prepared for Christianity that
    • the deepest and most intensely, who appeared in Christ Jesus.
    • the personal god in Christ.
    • mysteries, long before the appearance of Christianity. We hear
    • a self-conscious ego-filled clairvoyance. A quotation by Christ
    • Jesus applies to it best of all. While Christ Jesus pointed to
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    • must go back to ancient times, which preceded Christianity, and
    • culture has originated in the pre-Christian age.
    • strong Christ impulse occurred that could work stronger here
    • the Christ principle, has lived in an earthly body among human
    • that what one can experience in the figure of Christ, in this
    • biggest impulse, who finds a relationship to Christ can know:
    • the Christ impulse can flow into the human soul. Thereby it
    • Because the soul gets a right understanding of Christ, it is
    • about Christ, the search of the soul, Ceridwen, for Hu or
    • did by the Christ impulse. Let us go again back to the old
    • Christ says, Before Father Abraham was, the “I-am”
    • arrival of Christ, the world was not yet ripe and it is not yet
    • even today. Paul beheld the living Christ in the spiritual
    • Christian mysteries.
    • the Christ mystery impregnated and interspersed the druidic and
    • Christ. However, one said to oneself that the human beings were
    • not ripe in general to accept consciously what Christ brought:
    • holy Christian mystery. Who was initiated, however, into this
    • outside world. However, when the initiates of the Christian
    • nothing else than an expression of the Christ mystery. The
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    • the Christian religion from the viewpoint of spiritual science,
    • one would have to show how the contents of the Christian
    • impulse had to come. We call it the Christ impulse, which
    • of the Christ being in the world would arise. Then one would
    • those sayings in them as Christ appeared like out of uncertain
    • Christianity. Christianity loses
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    • establishment of Christianity in Greece, namely to the stoics,
    • 270), the Neoplatonist, who lived in the post-Christian
    • beings repeatedly: does the old Christianity not satisfy the
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    • fourteenth century. From the eighth, tenth pre-Christian
    • post-Christian centuries the development of the intellectual or
    • Since hagiography was only a collection of legends, and Christ
    • The fiend, with rage, Christ's meck
    • By Christian priests, in yearly triumph
    • Christ by Thomas à Kempis
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    • remind of the fact that also the foundation of Christianity is
    • Christianity is intimately connected with the event of
    • a particular force on Elishah, as for example Christ Jesus
    • happened until the foundation of Christianity. Thus, we come
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    • Christ and the Twentieth Century
    • the question that is connected with the name of Christ has no
    • question of Christ. Indeed, since the appearance of the
    • Christian movement in world history, the human imaginative
    • power towards the being of Christ has always taken that form
    • During the first post-Christian centuries,
    • gnosis magnificent ideas of the Christ Being develop. These
    • go into the gnostic ideas about Christ with few words only,
    • even if the spiritual-scientific concepts of Christ do not
    • deepest, most important concept of the Christ Being first
    • compared with all that what originated in Christianity at that
    • time. Since it regards this Christ Being as an everlasting
    • spiritual facts the old gnosis already searched the Christ
    • material world, the Christ Being. Whereas the human being
    • advanced within the material world, the Christ Being
    • time of the emergence of Christianity as a particularly
    • important time of human evolution in which the Christ Being
    • world in which Christ was effective and beheld Christ
    • ripe to take up a being, the Christ, not connected with the
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    • with Thales five to six centuries before the Christian calendar
    • Christian calendar than we live today after its beginning. One
    • Then the Christian culture entered with
    • regards the Christ impulse as that by which the human ego
    • and how it changes can also not realise how the Christ
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XII: Copernicus and His Time in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • before the Christian calendar. As far as these philosophers and
    • researchers of the Middle Ages were Christian, they connected
    • the Christian doctrines harmoniously with that what they had
    • Aristotle by the Christian researchers. These called Aristotle
    • a precursor of the Lord, of Christ the things of the natural world order. For them the
    • could originate only from the Christian revelation, from the
    • teaching which the Christian scholars of the Middle Ages
    • our Christian calendar.
    • regarded as well founded on the Christian faith. It appears in
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    • that the Christian culture with its ideas of equality and
    • Christianity as the religion that can never change into a
    • Christian civilisation. Sharply he expresses from that
    • viewpoint that Christianity leaves the outer garb to the
    • accepts Christianity. Since Gobineau regards Christianity as a
    • human types can be equalised as humanity takes up Christianity
    • holiest, the most important Christian view which can become no
    • Christian view will lead, while it equalises the human beings,
  • Title: Answers to Big Questions: Lecture I: The Nature of Spiritual Science and Its Significance for the Present
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    • Wieland's death (Christoph W., 1733-1813, poet and writer).
    • Christianity. He, who stands on the ground of a purified
    • Christianity, differentiates the pre-Christian epoch and the
    • post-Christian epoch in the evolution of humanity and speaks of
    • Christ event, which was not there earlier for the earthly
    • what about the souls, which have lived before the Christ event,
    • Christ event?
    • took up achievements of the pre-Christian time, are
    • reincarnated, after the stream of the Christian development had
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    • time of the foundation of Christianity, Philo (Ph. of
    • “Not I — but Christ in me!” Moses had led
    • connection with the source of life. However, the Christ impulse
    • Christ in me” meant: Moses led the human beings to that
    • time, but the concentric Christ source behind any unity.
    • Christianity; we realise how he prepares the vessel for the
    • Christ. We understand that Moses is placed in the human
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    • Christian religion! — The things are different everywhere
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture I: Haeckel, the Riddles of the World and Theosophy
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    • was also the last consequence of the Christian worldview.
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture II: Our International Situation. War, Peace and Spiritual Science
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    • the human being most notably. Christianity prepared the human
    • back at the time before Christ when in ancient Egypt the huge
    • the great previous development of Christianity that it
    • saying in a Christian way if we penetrate this emotionally and
    • vividly. A new Christianity or rather the original Christianity
    • saying that envisages such a care. However, Christianity also
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture VI: The Basic Concepts of Theosophy. Human Races
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    • understand this Christianity in its peculiar figure. In Greece,
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture VII: The Core of Wisdom in the Religions
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    • also in the Christian sense. However, the creation of the world
    • Christianity. If you understand this really, you find this
    • is already in the world. As true as Christ said, I will be
    • also true that he will come again that the whole Christianity
    • Christianity is to be understood as a religion that has to
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture IX: Inner Development
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    • mentioned in the different religions. The Christian religion
    • understood the feeling approximately which also Christianity
    • on his post, and nobody is higher than the other is. Christ
    • legend about Christ Jesus, which has been preserved to us not
    • can say yes. Make it like Christ who admired the beautiful
    • speak again about the other and deeper matters after Christmas.
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture X: Christmas as Symbol of the Sun's Victory
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    • Christmas as Symbol of the Sun's Victory
    • preparations of Christmas everywhere. There are slightly clear
    • a look at the so-called Christmas considerations of our
    • hearts if we link on Christmas from the spiritual-scientific
    • the old sages expressed in the Christmas.
    • Christmas is not only a Christian festival. It existed where
    • same festival during the days in which also the birth of Christ
    • is celebrated by the Christians.
    • wintertime advancing to Christmas. But in nature a victory has
    • the day at which we celebrate Christmas and at which our
    • the great basic idea of Christmas as a universal festival, a
    • occurring in nature at Christmas that was considered as a
    • these sages in its whole glory. The Christian worldview also
    • moment when Christianity should rejuvenate humanity, it let the
    • even with Christ, one looked for such sun myths and found them.
    • shines to us in the old religions of wisdom, in Christianity,
    • ideal of the old teachers of wisdom, of Christianity, of
    • anthroposophic mood of Christmas results from this, not as a
    • bonae volutatis). Thus, two feelings are connected as Christmas
    • sun in nature in the right way during Christmastide. If we
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  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture XI: The Christian Teachings of Wisdom
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    • it. We reckon with the long period before Christ's birth and
    • with the long period after Christ's birth. One no longer feels
    • of Christ Jesus is deeply hidden in the human breast. Who could
    • This question should occupy us today, the Christian doctrine of
    • world also tries to deepen the Christian doctrine of wisdom.
    • anthroposophic view of Christianity there are the conceivably
    • teach and explain Christianity are just only a very few who
    • this core of wisdom in Christianity above all, in the religion
    • does not understand Christianity today, does not understand
    • himself, and if Christianity has to perform anything great for
    • task to penetrate into the depths of Christianity and to search
    • teaching of wisdom of Christianity, about our subject today,
    • you have said to us is the choicest Christianity, but it is
    • only for the choice ones who want to have Christianity in such
    • detailed way. However, we announce Christianity in a form in
    • of wisdom of Christianity, because I would consider it as
    • will also speak to those who remain in full Christian
    • devoutness in old Christian traditions, and to those it will be
    • Christianity. The spiritual-scientific saying, nothing is
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    • element of Christian feeling and sensation had been a basic
    • Western hearts and fulfilled them with bliss. Did Christ not
    • generate it and did it not exist in Christ? Was it not brought
    • we have what we call Christ in the Christian mysticism,
    • the voice the second member, buddhi, or Christ, lives as you
    • have seen just now. The Christian mysticism expressed this the
    • speech Christ. In the female nature, it is somewhat different.
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    • in Europe, the Christian one, complies with what in the
    • us down. If we look at the Christian-Jewish myth, it cannot
    • the Christian mysteries of the Middle Ages we speak that the
    • he lives today. The Christian mystic Angelus Silesius says
    • Christianity — speak of the fact that God or the gods are
    • the human being himself. The human God, the Christ impact
    • Christ originates from the sensuous Jehovah. This spiritualised
    • Thus, Christ becomes the founder of the law that does not
    • Jehovah gives the commandment, Christ gives the power of
    • working. If the god Jehovah determines what is good, Christ
    • spiritual love due to Christ. The law itself is warmed up by
    • a Christian term.
    • first the Christian caritas, the Christian love is the refined
    • once immersed in love. This is the first time of Christianity.
    • Hence, the Christian virtue became the virtues of community,
    • and this is the principle of the Christian religion. As once,
    • body found body in the natural principle, now in Christianity
    • soul meets soul in the higher love due to the Christ principle.
    • blood, based on family, clan, and people, Christ was called to
    • not the opponent; it is the necessary supplement of the Christ
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    • spiritualised Christianity as theosophy, as a divine concept,
    • ensouls this urge was refined and deified by Christianity;
    • is caused by the understood Christianity. Spirit and love are
    • the deepening of the principle of love by Christianity. Now we
    • Christian calendar. It was the Roman world domination and made
    • Christianity, which should spiritualise the drive of the human
    • one side and on the other side at the subjugating Christian
    • service of Christianity as chaste sacrificial virgin. We see
    • Caesar principle, and on the other side the Christian virgin
    • subjugating his hometown on the one side, the Christian
    • Thus, they are not anti-Christian. They are so minded that they
    • say: in Christ, the god appeared who became a human being who
    • a similar being. As Christ is now that who descended the
    • whom the deified human being meets. Christ and Lucifer belong
    • principle, Kleonis develops from a Christian virgin to a
    • the human love in the human nature itself. Thus, the Christian
    • Christ has come to life in the Christian virgin because she
    • but achieves that she rises to the Christian love. Phosphorus
    • a future which should still arise once. Christianity and
    • Christian formalism at first, cannot host both who have got
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    • Christianity knows for sure that this is not the case. What one
    • mysteries and showed how Christianity originated from them and
    • what Christianity concerns. Then we who live more than half a
    • regard it as Christian. However, he speaks of a pre-being whose
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    • an initiate as for example Christ Jesus appeared, he would
    • Christianity appears. Christianity shines into the old
    • essence of Christianity. This did not yet belong to Siegfried's
    • which then the Christian love rises which has replaced the old
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    • different type. We enter that time with them when Christianity,
    • Christianity and everything that is connected as a result with
    • gradually appeared with Christianity. The inner being of
    • Christianity maybe was nowhere expressed as magnificently and
    • bit and in which the task of Christianity within Central Europe
    • What did Christianity have as its elixir of life? The absolute
    • equality of all human beings. One felt Christianity that way at
    • real mission of Christianity. The ancestors of the Teutons were
    • The human being without title, without name was the Christian
    • influence of Christianity as worldly knighthood, generally as
    • that the Holy Grail is the chalice in which once Christ Jesus
    • Again, these are twelve, but Christian spiritual knights now.
    • aims at this now within the Christian world in a new way. In
    • addition, the Christian initiation was internalised.
    • Christianity should bring an initiation that takes place only
    • salvation to Christianity by pouring his blood; every single
    • Silesius, the great Christian mystic, later expressed with the
    • felt Christianity that way in Central Europe. No name and no
    • prescribes all over the world, transferred into the Christian,
    • influence of Christianity.
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    • nature is the Easter festival, which is for the Christian of
    • celebrate Christmas and awakes at the moment of the Easter
    • whole nature. Also Christmas builds in a significant way on big
    • shorter and that from Christmas on the sun emits bigger heat
    • again, so that Christmas is a festival of the reborn sun. The
    • Christians felt it as something like that, this festival of the
    • When in the sixth and seventh centuries Christianity wanted to
    • go back to old, holy events, the birth of Christ Jesus was
    • Christianity, the symbol of Christianity was shown in the cross
    • the spring, the sun appears in that time in which Christianity
    • Colchis. Christ Jesus calls himself God's lamb, and he is shown
    • in the first time of Christianity symbolically as the lamb at
    • With it, Christmas and Easter do not separate so distinctly,
    • festival, Christmas. Something different must be expressed in
    • Christian meaning of the resurrection after death. The
    • increases already since Christmas. We have to look deeply into
    • sleep of Vishnu begins around Christmastide when the astral
    • resurrecting World Saviour, of Christ Jesus, and the idea of
    • Christmas. Easter is tied on the middle of the growing solar
    • redeeming Christ was connected with the cosmic thought.
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    • it is unchristian and antichristian at the same time. Only in
    • legend is authoritative that reports to us how Christ Jesus and
    • dog, the animal were too ugly. However, Christ looked at the
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    • Jesus with the dead dog where Christ Jesus pointed to the nice
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    • the ancient imperial Rome in the first Christian centuries. He
    • think of Christianity? They made the Christians links
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    • of the Christian development originated. Even the older
    • Christianity that has still gone out from the teachings of
    • this later Christian concept of the soul, which refrains from
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    • In the context with the existence of Christ on earth
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  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 3
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    • to the Christ. Just as the force of Jehovah is related to man's process
    • of breathing so is the force of Christ, indeed the whole Mystery of
    • The necessary window was opened when the Being of Christ, through the
    • How can I find a relationship to Christ? Certainly it is a question
    • world through the impulse coming from Christ just as he sees external
    • etc. are seen, nor do we see the Christ impulse through which we see
    • by historic means. To seek for Christ historically like any other event
    • is inherent in the Mystery of Golgotha that Christ Jesus cannot be found
    • before Christ had descended to the earth man knew, through his atavistic
    • clairvoyance, that Christ was there above in the spiritual world and
    • experience, of the Christ who was to come. It is a paradox that man
    • could know of Christ as long as He had not yet come to the earth. From
    • Just as one experiences the eye when one perceives, so the Christ-event
    • from early on, in the development of Christianity, faith was emphasized
    • rather than knowledge. Christians were not to expect knowledge concerning
    • where the impulse of Christ fights the impulse of Ahriman. Man's evolution,
    • over and above mere faith with which to establish the Christ impulse
    • what we call the impulse of Christ. It will enable him to find within
    • himself the strong force with which to protect the Christ impulse in
    • his consciousness against the attacks of Ahriman. The Christ impulse
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    • does not discover: the Christ impulse which lives, or at least can live,
    • in modern man. He points to Christ in only one place — two other
    • places where he mentions Christ have no significance — and what
    • human beings only know ourselves through Jesus Christ; that we know
    • life and death only through Jesus Christ; through ourselves alone we
    • comes from within man yet does not stem from himself; i.e. the Christ
    • Christ. This, once more, is an example of someone who is striving for
    • truth yet cannot find the Christ and is unaware that he does not find
    • he leaves out is the Mystery of Golgotha. He speaks of Christianity
    • with reason and the like can lead to Christ; it can lead only to a universal
    • God. Christ, the God who descended from cosmic heights into earthly
    • and ourselves only through being permeated by Christ. This truth can
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 5
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    • Christ impulse, how does one come near the Being of Christ? In one form
    • that seeking Christ is deeply connected with the nature of the human
    • between the Being of Christ and the human ‘I’ the Christ
    • the Mystery of Christ are actual means by which we draw near the Christ.
    • It is through feeling- and will-filled contemplation of Christ that
    • in relation to the Event of Christ. Historically, the present is a significant
    • possible only because a Being from the spiritual world, the Christ Being,
    • the far-reaching meaning of the Rosicrucian saying: In Christo Morimur,
    • in Christ we die. These words express in a sense the very meaning of
    • the Christ? All one can say about this is that so many and so far-reaching
    • has been said with the Mystery of Golgotha: Christ had incarnated in
    • of death? The Christ-being, that lived for three years in and through
    • consciousness is drawn together. Did not the Christ have to lead Jesus
    • we too may hope to attain an intensified comprehension of Christ. This
    • with it the Christ Impulse. We are preparing ourselves to receive it
    • the Christ Impulse. However what meets us at death we can understand
    • Christ, it is only when we are free of the etheric body that the astral
    • Christ had — in dying on Golgotha — entrusted to Jesus as
    • had to occur: Jesus, in whom the Christ dwelt, rose to new life through
    • Christianity is the Resurrection. Anything calling itself by that name
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    • dog would be the best Christian. Similarly if fear is the criterion
    • not arrive at any real awareness of Christ. He allies himself with the
    • most prominent Christian institution of the day, that of Rome. But despite
    • of any conscious search for the Christ Impulse. Yet the most pressing
    • need in our time is to gain an ever clearer understanding of the Christ
    • is a Christian; nor is that possible through natural science if one
    • remains within its limits. To become a Christian something quite different
    • in what he will become through Christ.
    • this philosophy to the Christ Spirit; just as a bridge can be built
    • thinking the Christ Spirit cannot be attained. Consequently as long
    • that belongs to pre-Christian times, philosophy will continue to cloud
    • the issue of Christianity.
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    • one, at a time when preparation for Christianity was being made in the
    • was said concerning Christianity during those later centuries. Through
    • for Christianity, which lasted more than half a millennium during the
    • very spiritual concepts and ideas concerning Christianity and the Bible
    • fruits of what was taught in the pre-Christian Mysteries. Luther was
    • way for the founding of Christianity. What he absorbed in these Mysteries
    • epochs. He was destined to rescue for mankind a view of Christianity
    • mysteries preparing for Christianity and then had an intermediate incarnation
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 8
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    • a former incarnation, in the pre-Christian Mysteries that prepared the
    • way for Christianity. Nevertheless he was in the fullest sense a true
    • epoch — the teachings in the pre-Christian Mysteries had taken
    • of Christian Rosenkreutz and the “Chymical Wedding” by Johann
    • of the Christ Being passes into man as he receives the bread and the
    • in the fifth post-Atlantean epoch he interpreted in the light of Christianity.
    • He understood it in the Christian, or better said Biblical sense, as
    • Christ. Schiller said: No, something else is present in man: in the
  • Title: Karma of Materialism: Lecture 9
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    • point to a deep truth uttered by Christ Jesus but one which people will
    • plane. Christ said: “The kingdom of God is within you.”
    • The Christ Principle is understood rightly only when one strives to
    • presumption or lack of humility, of how the first Christians in early
    • later what had become of that old order whose treatment of early Christianity
    • magnitude as Christianity itself. What today dominates the world as
    • Christianity evolving below in the catacombs.
    • Valentin Andrae wrote The Chymical Wedding of Christian
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    • about Christmas to the present date (Jan. 7th) is really an
    • Christmas Eve to Epiphany, Jan.6th.
    • kept in touch with nature, what happens at Christmas time
    • through in the time between Christmas and Epiphany is
    • He went to rest on Christmas Eve.
    • He went to rest on Christmas Eve:
    • I went to rest on Christmas Eve,
    • At the side of Jesus Christ.
    • The judge of the world, Jesus Christ.
    • poem on my visit to Christiania the time before last, and
    • was asleep for thirteen days, beginning from Christmas
    • Christmas time outer nature is as though asleep, it is
    • accord with this occult truth the festival of Christmas,
    • Christmas time, during the “Thirteen days.”
    • after Christmas. At that time, without noticing it,
    • between Christmas and New Year is most important.
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    • the name of Christian Rosenkreuz speaks to those whom he chooses from
    • Christian Rosenkreuz came to him in a former incarnation, but for
    • Christian Rosenkreuz.
    • The Mission of Christian Rosenkreutz
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    • in evolution, for example, the subject of Christ, this is not the
    • essential point is the form which the subject of Christ
    • hearts of men. The light thrown upon the subject of Christ by the
    • profoundly concerned with the subject of Christ. We need only be
    • esoteric Christianity was deepened by those who gathered under the
    • at the Christmas Meeting of 1923, in Dornach, when Rudolf Steiner
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • Christianity. It is, however, a remarkable and interesting fact
    • of Christianity, was doubtless confronted with a very different
    • is, at the dawn of the Christian era, these two separate thought
    • In olden times before the Grecian or Christian
    • further even to the time of the spreading of Christianity.
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • Christian era. Here, then, is one reason why this particular
    • Egyptians, down to less than 1000 years before the Christian era,
    • Christianity as a Mystical Fact, I have gone more fully
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • Christ-impulse began to dominate Western thought. It is only in
    • we have gained through Christianity. Six hundred years after the
    • advent of the Great Buddha, there arose in Christendom a wholly
    • In Christendom, six hundred years after the
    • Christian trend of thought as follows: — From that part of the
    • Christian concept which is founded upon the stories in the Old
    • in Christendom we find man’s relation to the world to be of
    • following may be considered as the Christian’s point of
    • Christianity and studies deeply, learns that while history ran
    • Maya.’ But the Christian, on the other hand, would exclaim:
    • itself that is Maya.’ But the Christian says: — ‘It
    • overcome. The Christian exclaims: — ‘I have been placed
    • world. The Christian, therefore, is of opinion that in order to
    • It is in this way that the Christian feels that
    • Christian seeks liberation from his lower personality, and looks
    • Paul: — ‘Yet not I but Christ liveth in me’
    • and this desire he must overcome — he must away! The Christian,
    • We Christians dwell upon this earth equipped with
    • St. Paul, — ‘Yet not I, but Christ liveth in me,’
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    • lived at the time of the founding of Christianity, we realize at
    • St. Paul: — ‘Yet not I, but Christ liveth in Me’
    • of life. From the Christ-Impulse, humanity has learnt that
    • St. Paul’s words: — ‘Yet not I, but Christ liveth in
    • Christ-Source  — which underlies and is concentric with all
    • one who paved the way for Christianity; and we have learnt in
    • fitting receptacle replete with the essence of the Christ-Being.
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • Christianity owes its foundation, for the most part, to that
    • true origin of Christianity is intimately connected with what
    • righteous founder of the Christian Faith; and the knowledge and
    • glorious inspiration which Christ Jesus Himself gave to His
    • events which ultimately led to the founding of Christianity. We
  • Title: Turning Points: Lecture 6: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • evolution of consciousness and the central role of the Christ event in that
    • CHRIST
    • the name of Christ find no true and proper place.
    • Being to Whom the name of Christ has been given, are directly rooted
    • of the Christ-conception. This divergence may well be due to the
    • Christ-Movement into the world’s history, man’s power
    • of conception concerning the Christ-Being and the form which it
    • advent of Christianity into the world’s history, we realize
    • Christ. We find, however that the universal acceptance of these
    • short period as compared with that idea of The Christ which was,
    • enlightening to consider briefly those lofty Christ-concepts
    • the first centuries of the Christian era — not, be it
    • ideas which it has to put forward with regard to The Christ
    • extend far beyond the ancient gnosis of those early Christian
    • few centuries of the Christian era, this ancient gnosis put
    • forward the most profound ideas concerning the Christ-Being —
    • with the dawn of Christianity. This higher spiritual wisdom
    • maintained that the Christ-Being was eternal, and not alone
    • The old gnosis sought the Christ-Being in that
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    • Baptism and the life of Christ after the Baptism. Among the scenes
    • Prayer, and the temptation of Christ after the Baptism.
    • of the life of Christ Jesus according to what I have
    • Temptation. But in this Temptation Christ Jesus was
    • Christ Jesus and in the evolution of the Earth. It was as
    • was made ready, by these events, to receive the Christ
    • connection between the Christ Event and the Parsifal
    • Christ Impulse, but to speak of something that underlay
    • important stage of the further development of the Christ
    • Now the Christ Impulse was a Deed which mankind had not
    • Christ had passed into the Aura of the Earth, He was
    • dogmas and teachings. Christ was working in the hidden
    • Christ-Impulse was to be purely in the life of soul, in
    • life played no part. His connection with the Christ
    • influences in the onflowing Christ Impulse were to work
    • world but Christ works in the supersensible and
    • where the living essence of the Christ Impulse confronts
    • asked what the Holy Grail contains, what the Christ Event
    • one which bears within it the Christ Impulse, the other
    • Science can tell us about the Christ Impulse makes us
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    • Baptism and the life of Christ after the Baptism. Among the scenes
    • Prayer, and the temptation of Christ after the Baptism.
    • Jordan, when the Christ being united with Jesus of
    • Baptist when the Christ is to descend into him.
    • understand John the Baptist and Christ Jesus' relation to
    • (Lecture-Course XXXI. Christ and the Spiritual
    • influence of the Christ Impulse, humanity now rightly
    • truth of Christ's Resurrection? We must here consider the
    • that before Christ entered into the Aura of the Earth
    • Christ worked in those spheres before He passed into the
    • at Damascus he had not perceived Christ's actual presence
    • Christ above 14 years ago... and so on. Paul is, of
    • Christ while He was still in the spiritual
    • Christ had now passed into the Aura of the Earth and was
    • of Christianity uttered such strange words. They said:
    • Christ is the true Lucifer. They understood: In
    • strove to look upwards to the Christ, they could only do
    • called the physical sheath of Christ, the “Ahura
    • dwelt the Christ. But now the Christ had departed from
    • worshipped Jehovah had prepared the way, Christ was able
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    • Baptism and the life of Christ after the Baptism. Among the scenes
    • Prayer, and the temptation of Christ after the Baptism.
    • John in the Jordan, the Christ Being descended into the
    • conception of the Being Christ Jesus gives us an
    • as the Nathan Jesus and become the bearer of the Christ
    • not the first Christ Event taken place in the
    • Christ Being Who later on, at the Baptism in the Jordan,
    • of the Event in Palestine that the Christ Being then
    • first Christ Event.
    • — was again “ensouled” by the Christ
    • human nature. Although the first Christ Event had brought
    • Lucifer and Ahriman. The second Christ Event took place
    • world “in wisdom” if the first Christ Event
    • and moderation if the second Christ Event had not
    • epoch, the third Christ Event had not taken place. Once
    • again the Christ Being united with the
    • a pictorial presentation of the third Christ Event: St.
    • George or the Archangel Michael is inspired by the Christ
    • preserved definite consciousness of the third Christ
    • Christ Being permeating the soul of the later Jesus boy.
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    • with a new look at the Christian festival of Pentecost, Steiner shows
    • Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost. Everyone will feel the great difference
    • Christmas is pre-eminently celebrated as
    • though not always — includes a Christmas tree, brought into our
    • houses from snow- and ice-clad nature. And we remember the Christmas
    • popular parts that are easiest to understand. Thus, Christmas is a festival
    • is much that is lovely and speaks to all human hearts in Christmas,
    • only when we remember what we know through spiritual science. Christmas
    • ever celebrated to commemorate the birth of a Savior. Christmas is connected
    • a cave. Thus, Christmas is a festival closely linked with nature, as
    • symbolized by the Christmas tree. Even the birth it celebrates is a
    • part of nature. At the same time, because Christmas celebrates the birth
    • when nature appears to be asleep and frozen. Christmas leads us into
    • elemental nature; the lighting of the Christmas candles should be our
    • relationship between Christmas and human beings, we have to think of
    • truth that Christmas also commemorates our etheric, elemental nature,
    • of Christmas and Easter is also intended to remind us of our connection
    • Just as we can associate Christmas with the
    • Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost! Just think, Christmas as we celebrate
    • In a way, our celebration of Christmas follows
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    • about the descent of Christ from the cosmos into our earthly sphere.
    • we left behind later followed us and descended in the Christ Being.
    • us later in the Christ Being. And what did that life have to lay hold
    • and nervous system through our participation in the Christ Mystery.
    • in the right way with the Christ Being that pulsates through the earth
    • Christ said: “I am with you always,
    • not cowards know Christ is always revealing Himself; therefore, we may
    • accept what He has revealed in the form of anthroposophy as a true Christ-revelation.
    • Christ. This is a naive question; for everything we strive for, every
    • relationship with Christ. In a certain sense, we really do nothing else.
    • with Christ are only naively expressing that they would prefer to avoid
    • we can have on earth: to Christology. You cannot find this transition
    • nerve substance lost? When Jesus of Nazareth was thirty years old, Christ
    • Mystery into our blood to fill the luciferic element there with Christ,
    • with Christology.
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    • with a new look at the Christian festival of Pentecost, Steiner shows
  • Title: Toward Imagination: Lecture 4: The Human Organism Through the Incarnations
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    • with a new look at the Christian festival of Pentecost, Steiner shows
    • we may experience on seeing the figure of Christ in Michelangelo's famous
    • poetry when out of Christianity's eternal truths there pours forth:
    • but the renewal of the true Christian life of feeling and experience.
    • will ultimately culminate in the Christian view of the world, which
    • to fully understand again the spiritual that is contained in Christianity.
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    • with a new look at the Christian festival of Pentecost, Steiner shows
    • I said that nowadays many people believe themselves to be good Christians
    • the true wellspring of life for Christianity, can be understood only
    • understand Christianity and the Mystery of Golgotha without taking the
    • path of spiritual science. The number of people who can understand Christianity
    • of Christianity because the Mystery of Golgotha will not be understood.
    • about some of the treasures of wisdom in Christianity. Two clergymen
    • really astonished at my positive attitude toward Christianity. They
    • to be in Christianity. However, they felt my manner of presentation
    • while their way of presenting Christianity was for all people and therefore
    • is right. Those who know the least about Christianity are often the
    • The decisive point was not what these clergymen thought about Christianity
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    • with a new look at the Christian festival of Pentecost, Steiner shows
    • — that because we can see the Christ Mystery in our spiritual
    • does not include the Christ Being. The Japanese, Chinese, Hindus, Persians,
    • do not include the Christ Being in their thinking about the spiritual
    • the Christ Mystery makes their world view an atavistic one. To be able
    • of the Christ Mystery over the Asian cultures. But what do Asians say
    • have the advantage of the Christ Mystery over them. They say, “That
    • which is very nice. However, you have had Christianity for two thousand
    • Christianity in a higher sense.
    • about Christianity, even the best of them, from truly understanding
    • very “profound” to say we must experience the Christ in
    • of Christ as merely an inner experience even though in reality it is
    • a historical event. Christ really did rise again in the world, but many
    • people should experience the Christ only inwardly. There are theosophical
    • them.” The Christ is a social phenomenon. The Christ passed through
    • thing is for people to find the Christ, everything depends on the Christ.
    • advance only when people find the Christ, whom they have not yet found.
    • and said, “You see, with Christ it's like this. Just think, I
    • I think of the Christ. He belongs to us all, He is the person we all
    • of the special life of Christ, of His isolated life! He has discovered
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    • Christian civilisation. The influence of the Holy Grail gradually
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    • Christ, Who carries the Cross resting between his shoulders at the
    • Christianity was
    • races must give way to Christianity, personified in Leo, the
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    • the North still lacked, and it also shows that Christianity was still
    • signifies that during the last phase, before Christianity arises, the
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    • to set forth the Christ principle in all its depth, after his
    • Christianity.
    • Wagner created an eminently Christian drama, the work with which he
    • Christ-problem stands in the centre of the drama. Out of Parsifal
    • countries, and what arose later on in Christianity as purified
    • transformation. Later on, in the early times of Christianity
    • special significance for Christian Europe.
    • their name from it. Christianity itself may be led back, as a fourth
    • spread over the whole of Europe influencing even Christian monks.
    • mission of Christianity. The Germanic peoples longed for this new
    • form of Christianity: a Christianity was to be called into life which
    • Christianity has appeared, it is a mortal sin to kill, and killing is
    • is the representative of a new Christianity. He becomes the King of the
    • cup which was used by Jesus Christ at the Lord's Supper, the cup in
    • Arimataea caught up the blood streaming out of Christ's wound. The
    • two forms of Christianity. One kind is represented by the knights of
    • the organ of desire. He personifies the form of Christianity which
    • confronted with two phenomena. On the one hand, Christianity which has become
    • Holy Grail as a sorrow-laden king. This higher Christianity is
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  • Title: Lecture: Theosophic/Esoteric Cosmology: Spiritual Cosmology
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    • the most faithful church-going Christians cannot imagine to what
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    • Christ-Being when we grasp the idea of the bestowing virtue, the
    • to the earth by the Christ-Being is on the earth, fulfils its life on
    • nature of the Christ-impulse. We are then able to understand
    • and see how the Christ grows forth from the Sun-Sphere, we shall
    • lecture it will be our task to study the Christ-Being in the spiritual
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    • avoid the death of sacrifice?” That which Christ might have
    • greatest renunciation made by Christ Jesus confronts us when, by
    • to enter His sphere. If we are able to see in Christ Jesus all that
    • nature was resignation. Christ renounced that which would have
    • Christ seated among the twelve, and Judas, the betrayer, in the
    • value might enter into evolution, Christ Himself had to place His
    • this representation of Christ surrounded by His Apostles, He who on
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    • phenomena known to man, that the Christ incarnated in Jesus of
    • risen like Christ — all these reasons are on the same level as
    • call the “Christ-Being it must clearly be impossible to
    • Christ-Being is the Mystery of Golgotha; that is, the conquest of
    • metamorphosis. Would Christ undergo death He must descend to the
    • Christ Himself belongs to the higher worlds and came down to the
    • to perceive the Christ as an etheric figure on the astral plane, as
    • gradually becoming able to perceive the Christ by means of the higher
    • higher worlds, that Christ is a reality; that He lives; they will
    • understands that the development of Christ Himself is progressing
    • actually appears as a first shining forth of Christ in the world of
    • the Christ for the next three thousand years from our present
    • which is enacted on earth as the origin of all the subsequent Christ
    • the idea that effects such as those produced by Christianity could be
    • Christianity as Mystical Fact).
    • Christ Jesus by the star-constellation, for they were then still very
    • whom they call the Christ must have lived on earth at that time. In
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 1: The Destinies of Individuals and of Nations
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    • out to our friends that the Christ, of whom we have
    • being filled with the Christ spirit in our day, we shall
    • find out if we rightly have the Christ within us, the
    • Christ who acts from our own hearts into the hearts of
    • Christ goes unrecognized
    • in accord with the true Christ impulse.
    • allied with Christ, is in dialogue with Christ. This
    • spirit is holding such a dialogue with the Christ in the
    • spirit of Christ that we turn to the spirit who we hope
    • To the Christ-endowed soul,
    • Of mind of man all given up to Christ.
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 2: Nationalities and Nationalism in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • Golgotha, the Christ spirit, the spirit of courage, the
    • Byzantine Christianity that was received, descending like
    • instance, received the Christian faith, or the way the
    • nations or bring them to the Christian faith — the
    • Christianity that is to come for the Russians. He would
    • Christian faith that has gone through the Faust nature
    • attitude to the Christian faith? If we consider what
    • confuse it with the Christian faith of the Western
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 3: The Nature of European Folk Souls
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    • present century the revelation of Christ will be made to
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 4: The Nature of the Christ Impulse and the Michaelic Sprit Serving It - 1
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    • The Nature of the Christ Impulse
    • essential things that have happened, the Christ impulse
    • Christianity is generally understood to cover only what
    • Christianity is so great, so tremendous, that human
    • the Christ impulse. If Christ had worked only on the
    • form of the Christ, but rather the fact that he has been
    • of the profundity of the Christ impulse even today.
    • understanding of the Christ impulse as we have so far
    • today than it has been possible to grasp of the Christ in
    • on the Christ by using the means available through
    • Immediate comprehension of what the Christ is, and what
    • in regions where the Christ still had to enter, as it
    • were. Yet the Christ impulse had to come in, for instance
    • will be the best way of demonstrating how the Christ is
    • in AD 312 that the man through whom Christianity became
    • Christ impulse to influence mankind in a way commensurate
    • possible to see how much of the Christ impulse could be
    • understood at the time, how much of that Christ impulse
    • fought Christianity out of honest conviction, on
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    • The Nature of the Christ Impulse
    • Christ impulse — are living impulses within the
    • the nature of the Christ impulse with their reason, with
    • historical events to Joan of Arc through whom this Christ
    • having to operate in a Christian age, acting from within,
    • with the subtlest powers of the Christian faith.
    • and the winter night the darkest, around Christmas
    • Christmas at that time, of the birth of the spirit who
    • relation to earthly things, and where the Christ impulse
    • that the Christ impulse can be the only one to enter into
    • in the time around Christmas, on the 6th of January, with
    • the days of Christmas immediately preceding her entry on
    • through the Christ impulse, as I indicated to you the
    • day known as that of the manifestation of Christ. But we
    • ahead of the Christ, as it were, before the Mystery of
    • Christ influenced Joan of Arc through his Michaelic
    • Christ impulse to expression specifically in our time, in
    • spiritual world, from the Christ impulse down through
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 6: Spiritual Perception Essential at the Present Time
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 7: Personal and Supersensible Aspects
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 8: Three Decisions on the Path to Imaginative Perception
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 9: The Sleeping-and-Waking Rhythm in the Context of Cosmic Evolution
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 10: Problems on Spiritual Path - National Characteristics in Europe Moulded by Folk Spirits
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    • Paul: ‘And if Christ be not risen, then is our
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 11:Etheric Man within Physical Man
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 12: The Group Sculptured for the Building in Dornach
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    • figure in which the Christ dwelt for three years. It will
    • Christ. But the issue should not be forced. We must not
    • going to look upon the Christ.’ If someone arrives
    • that that is the Christ. The point is not immediately to
    • Christ’.
    • still in the process of really grasping the Christ
    • through spiritual science. The Christ neither hates nor
    • to break Lucifer's wings. The Christ is the one who
    • not broken by the Christ but that he breaks them himself.
    • true for Ahriman. Christ does not do anything to those
    • present age to present Christ in his true light.
    • been many portrayals of the Christ in the course of
    • the Christ shown in the Last Judgement. His stature
    • to the other. That is a Christ who cannot be the Christ
    • evildoers. Future Christians will reward and condemn
    • through Christ. Michelangelo lived at a time when the
    • most profound truths relating to the Christ could not yet
    • such that the Christ principle is taken to be what it is
    • of Christ until now cannot continue on into the future,
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  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 13: The Prophetic Nature of Dreams: Moon, Sun and Saturn Man
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    • to grasp the utter profundity of the words Christ spoke:
    • as we know it so far, Christ's words: ‘Heaven and
    • Christ out of spiritual science. There will have to be
    • many of them before the full meaning of Christ's words
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 14: The Cosmic Significance of Our Sensory Perceptions - Our Thinking, Feeling and Will Activity
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    • of Jesus Christ, as a man compelled to speak to the
    • ambassador of Christ. Later, when he had further
    • ambassador of Christ but nevertheless let it appear in
    • in the service of those other powers. The Christ impulse
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 1: The Present Position of Spiritual Science
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    • gradual ascent of Christianity, its growth and
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 2: A Contribution to our Knowledge of the Human Being
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    • Christianity I said the very opposite of what he quotes of the
    • Christianity as Mystical Fact
    • Christianity as Mystical Fact
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    • its place in the Earth life as a unique event. Christ Jesus lived
    • that which happened to Christ Jesus, which fulfills itself out of the
    • neither acknowledge, nor recognize Christ-Jesus personally or
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture II: The Relativity of Knowledge, and Spiritual Cosmology
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  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture V: Thoughts on Life and Death
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    • history of the continuous Christian impulse — not of
    • Christianity — we find Ahrimanic powers working through
    • humanity, and particularly in the Christian development. One
    • what on the other is Christ and Christ-force. If the
    • spiritualization of mankind through the Christ-Mystery
    • Christ-Mystery but which afterwards became the
    • Christ-Mystery. Julian, the recreant, the apostate, only knew
    • that it was the Christ-Mystery. That was his tragic fate; he
    • by Christianity during the past centuries and thousands of
    • regard Christianity? — considering that it has indeed
    • peculiar who demand that Christianity should go back again to
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    • Christianity As Mystical Fact” was mentioned in
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    • eighth century before Christ. In earlier times, human nature
    • birth of Christ, or at the time of Origen, it would not have
    • mind what is implied in the close of my article on Christian
    • Christian Rosenkreuz by Johann Valentin Andreae. Philologists
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    • in stone or metal, and all Christian ones — ours being
    • in the most eminent sense Christian — better in wood. I
    • and the same applies to other Christian sculpture I have
    • representation of Christ Jesus. It seemed to me
    • carve a figure of Christ Jesus”. I wanted to produce
    • Christ Jesus. I should be most glad if that were so; but the
    • expression; to set out to carve a figure of Christ Jesus
    • neither Lucifer nor Ahriman can endure this love. The Christ
    • Christ-Jesus.
    • living entirely in the soul, as Christ-Jesus did, this
    • to continue in painting; the theme of the croup. The Christ,
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    • days before Christ, when the sentient-soul was seen in all
  • Title: Sound Outlook: Lecture IV: History and Repeated Earth-Lives
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    • Christianity — really takes the line of concealing and
    • The few sick folk healed by Christ Jesus himself —
    • Christianity coincided with this condition of the Roman
    • Christianity throughout those early times. There is an
    • Christianity) is nothing else than a positive
    • the first Christian centuries out of true knowledce, will see
    • Christianity, and it lasted on into the ninth century. A
    • study of the details of this spreading Christianity shows that
    • that Christianity might spread, it was made suitable for
    • or less disappeared from Christianity; everything was centred
    • a genuine Christ-consciousness. We must not forget
    • that Christ was known in the highest sense during the first
    • Christian centuries by those who knew how the Christ-Figure,
    • the Christ-Being, stood in relation to all the forces of the
    • Christ-Figure, the ground of their emotion was that they
    • it were the approach of the Christ-Figure to the Earth
    • of Christ Jesus prevailing in the early centuries”,
    • conceal the greatness of the Christ-idea and the profound
    • everything was made simple, designed to show that Christ
    • that in the early centuries of Christianity it was possible
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    • home to ourselves that the Christ, Who went through the
    • words, “Not I, but Christ in me,” this “in
    • if he would find the right connectiona with the Christ. One
    • of St. John, where John speaks as go the Christ came to man
    • result of the Union of the Christ-Being with earthly
    • upon it and asserted that Christians therefore maintained
    • men of Christ having passed through the Mystery of Golgotha
    • but only in connection with the Christ. This, however, was to
    • Christianity, as it had come into the world through the
    • It embodied very spiritual views of the real nature of Christ
    • of Christ, to bring it about that souls should not approach
    • Christ. This negative task of the Church has its
    • Christ, and fundamentally through all these centuries man;s
    • approach to the Christ has been a continual struggle of the
    • teaching. The path to Christ was really always a
    • slowly and gradually could men win their way to Christ. We
    • holy, lofty Christian life flowed to them from the Gospels.
    • acquiring concepts, concrete concepts, about the Christ and
    • strictness, in order to distinguish the path of Christianity
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    • centuries before Christ. Humanity had withdrawn into the
    • entrance of the Christ into earthly evolution. Therefore the
    • province of Palestine, with regard to Christ Jesus? How
    • Christianity had made itself at home in this secular culture
    • accepted as outer dogma to this extent: Christ had come, had
    • that in reality all those who accepted Christianity in these
    • Christianity were not such as to help people to unite
    • account, independently of us, and Christ will take care that
    • Orthodox Christianity of the East, so the Ahrimanic fear, the
    • Christianity, in the course of its expansion, as well as the
  • Title: Sound Outlook: Lecture VII: Problems of the Time (II)
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    • did not speak of ‘the Christ,’ their inspirations
    • came from the world in which Christ always was, for He is a
    • The Christ descended from the world of the cosmos to the
    • in ancient times, because Christ was no longer to be found in
    • out, but Christ had to come down to them. He came to the
    • summed up in the Christ, and could be beheld in Him. The one
    • Christ descended to the earth from the cosmos. That was one
    • must err. Thus the Christ, dissenting from worlds becoming
    • Nazareth and become Christ-Jesus, so that in a human body
    • Earth-development. So we have in Christ the Cosmic Being,
    • directly; and in the Jesus to whom the Christ came, we have
    • Christ”, nor as “Jesus”. To speak of
    • the “Christ” only, is not to comprehend Him; for
    • the “Christ” of — for example — the
    • account the Christ Who drew into him. Unless we give due
    • weight to this fact of the Christ in Jesus, we cannot grasp
    • how far Christ-Jesus is this double Being is a great task;
    • Christ in Jesus by all sorts of means. On one hand there is
    • combat the Christ, and with that came to set up a false
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    • concern is to enter into the spirit of Christianity and into the
    • Time — which is, in essence, the spirit of Christianity.
    • unfold. This Power is Christianity. The primary task of Christianity
    • Christianity was intended to be an education. The trend was that,
    • consciousness of it had to be preserved. To that end Christ came to
    • Christ said Elias has come again and men have not known
    • him. To the Disciples, Christ here set forth the doctrine of
    • the material world — and Christ was their Leader. But now and
    • henceforth man is called upon to experience the Christ within
    • when everyone will know in quite another light, what the Christ is,
    • in reality. The Christ will appear on the Earth again in Glory and
    • then the second chapter of Christianity will begin. The ‘New
    • misunderstanding. A new understanding of Christianity will awaken and
    • writings of Christianity, will bring its own revenge. Another dawn
    • would light up in our age if the Christian Churches had a better
    • understanding of what Christianity is. Our age, too, is inscribed in
    • Who betrayed the Christ? He who had the 30 pieces of silver, he who
    • the Christian era, the Divine Spirit descended. The Christ came to
    • to deliver up the Christ to the material forces of existence, Because
    • humanity followed the 30 pieces of silver, Christ vanished —
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    • Think of Christian prayer. You all know what it is. It has often been spoken
    • the Occident, especially in Christian communities, prayer has taken its
    • place. It is by prayer that the Christian customarily approaches the
    • no means have been considered such in early Christian times, least of all
    • by the Founder of Christianity, Christ Jesus Himself. For if it were to
    • People so praying disregard the prayer in which Christ Jesus set forth the
    • done.” This is the Christian attitude of prayer.
    • be given in a Christian manner. When this is the character of his plea, the
    • in Christian prayer renders it similar to meditation, though more colored by
    • feeling. Originally, Christian prayer was not essentially different from
    • gradual development transmuted his own being into what Christianity
    • which Christian esoteric teaching characterizes as of the kingdom of
    • Who founded Christianity — Christ Jesus — had in mind the seven
    • laws. For two thousand years the Christian has been praying as the
    • that is central to Christian life, the Lord's Prayer, expresses this primeval
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    • Christ. Now from the lectures you have heard in the domain of
    • appearing of Christ Jesus upon the earth and even further
    • into the centuries before Christ? The people who enter
    • post-Christian epoch. Let us compare the ages. In earthly
    • in the ages before the external appearance of Christ Jesus on
    • post-Christian times and then entering our physical plane at
    • the first Christian centuries, and again died and passed into
    • one another, beginning from the 4th century before Christ and
    • Christ. And we gain an idea of the progress of history in the
    • deed of Christ for the Earth? What significance has the
    • point of time of the appearing of Christ Jesus upon the
    • messengers were upon the physical plane in the pre-Christian
    • pre-Christian times that which the initiates brought over as
    • Christ, that which took place in the period of deepest
    • Gospel regarding that visit which Christ made after the Event
    • truth. Just as truly as Christ wandered among men during the
    • with the appearing of Christ upon the earth a completely new
    • that which the Christ accomplished for the evolution of the
    • This visit of Christ to the other side signified a revival of
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    • Christianity in the Evolutionary Course of Mankind
    • Originally published with the title, Christianity in the
    • Christianity in Human Evolution: Leading Individualities and Avatar Beings,
    • CHRISTIANITY
    • Originally published with the title, Christianity in the
    • from the spirit of the lectures given here, is the Christ, that Being
    • Whom we designate as the Christ, Who took possession of the bodies of
    • significance as an avatar being. We should seek the Christ Being
    • must distinguish between such a lofty avatar being as the Christ and
    • Christ on earth. Because the Avatar Being of Christ lived in the body
    • kindled in the astral body of Jesus of Nazareth when Christ entered
    • Now, through the appearance of the Christ principle in earthly
    • and characteristic of the pre-Christian times. When an etheric or an
    • the Christ Avatar Being appeared. The etheric and astral bodies of
    • The intimate history of Christian development is connected with
    • this fact. What is ordinarily described as the history of Christian
    • of actual periods in Christian development. Anyone who can look more
    • deeply into the evolutionary progress of Christianity will easily
    • perceive that, in the early centuries of the Christian era, the
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    • age when Christ had already passed through death but is portrayed with
    • sublime ideal, the highest peak of humanity, the Christ Himself — for
    • as a result of the appearance of Christ Jesus on earth; for in Christ
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    • For this purpose we must go back to ancient pre-Christian times and
    • European civilisation and culture in pre-Christian times. Now the
    • Christ Impulse which could work more strongly in Europe than anywhere
    • else — the news that a sublime Spirit, the Christ, had lived in
    • become historic fact in the Christ Event. In the ancient
    • the mighty impulse brought by the Christ-Being, he who can link
    • himself with Christ, will realise that just as the sun irradiates and
    • quickens the life of the plants, so the Christ Impulse can flow into
    • quickened by a true understanding of Christ. — And it was also
    • the Christ Impulse. To understand this, let us think once more of
    • blood-stream which passes down through the generations. Christ says:
    • Christ, nor is it to-day. Paul had a vision of the Living Christ in
    • were received and the influence of the Christ Mystery so
    • as Hu and Baldur, had come to earth as Christ. But they said among
    • It was only in small circles of Initiates that this sacred Christ
    • of the Christ-Mystery, however, demand that I shall not wait until
    • Parsifal or Grail legend is simply a form of the Christ Mystery. The
    • Grail is the holy Cup from which Christ drank at the Last Supper and
    • Parsifal. Only when he asks, does he become an Initiate of the Christ
    • The Mysteries which were illuminated by the Christ Impulse have one
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    • From Buddha to Christ.
    • From Buddha to Christ.
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    • and Christianity from the standpoint of Spiritual Science.
    • European culture — Christianity, or whether it be Buddhism.
    • be able to compare it with the spirit of Christianity, we shall do
    • Now if we turn from Buddhism to Christianity, we can —
    • this instance of Nagasena in the Christian sense, and represent it
    • dominated by the spirit of Christianity it would necessarily have to
    • spirit of Christianity: — ‘True it is that the shafts are
    • seen. The spirit which imbues the Christian way of thinking —
    • Christian conception of things, remarkable consequences arise
    • Now whither does the Christian conception lead us? It
    • Christianity, that which makes man a unity in his earthly life is the
    • both for the Buddhistic and the Christian conceptions. In the
    • Benares, about the fifth or sixth century before Christ.
    • Christianity is a ‘religion of redemption’ in the same
    • sense as Buddhism. If we place Christianity in its correct relation
    • For Christianity proceeds from the knowledge that everything which in
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    • Diese Frage nimmt für die Bekenner des Christentums eine
    • geläuterten Christentums steht, unterscheidet in der
    • Entwickelung der Menschheit die vorchristliche Epoche von der
    • nachchristlichen und spricht davon, daß von dem
    • Christus-Ereignis ein Strom neuen geistigen Lebens
    • Seelen, die vor dem Christus-Ereignis gelebt haben, vor der
    • Verkündigung dessen, was vom Christus-Ereignis
    • Christus-Ereignis Errungenschaften der vorchristlichen Zeit
    • Strom der christlichen Entwickelung seinen Anfang genommen hat,
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    • Jahrtausende vor dem Eintritt des Christentums in der Welt
    • Entstehung des Christentums hineinfällt, rinnen gleichsam
    • der vorgriechischen oder in der vorchristlichen Zeit aber war
    • vorgriechischen und vorchristlichen Zeiten entgegen in der
    • das Christentum ausgebreitet hat, zu verfolgen: überall
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag X: Galilei, Giordano Bruno und Goethe
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    • Christentum als mystische Tatsache»: Wenn der
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag XIII: Buddha
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    • wenn man ihr nicht gegenüberstellt, was uns im Christentum
    • darnach der Mensch im Christentum zur Gesamtentwickelung der
    • christliche Idee ist, in der folgenden Weise
    • Insofern die christliche Idee auf den Ideen des Alten
    • des Christentums zur Welt stellt, als es im Buddhismus der Fall
    • ist. Da kann als christlich die Idee bezeichnet werden: In mir
    • blickt der, welcher von der Oberfläche des Christenturns
    • steht der Christ der Welt gegenüber: Ich bin in diese Welt
    • ist? fragt der Christ. Er antwortet: Es liegt an mir! Ich
    • überwinden! So darf der Christ sagen: Ich bin in die Welt
    • Wenn der Christ einsieht, daß die Geisteswissenschaft ihn
    • steht der Christ historisch in der gesamten Menschheit drinnen
    • Dasein», so sucht der Christ Befreiung vom niederen
    • des Paulus: «Nicht ich — sondern der Christus in
    • dieser Welt. — Der Christ aber sagt: Nein, nicht an der
    • — So stellen wir uns als Christen in die Welt mit unserem
    • — sondern der Christus in mir, — sondern ein
    • heruntergestiegen — muß der Christ sagen — bis
    • nur geschehen, wenn nicht ich, sondern wenn der Christus in mir
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    • «Nicht ich — sondern der Christus in
    • Christus-Impuls gegeben. So war mit dem Worte des Paulus
    • «Nicht ich — sondern der Christus in
    • aller Einheit selbst gegebenen Christus-Quell!
    • das Christentum; sehen, wie dem menschlichen
    • Christus-Wesenheit ausgefüllt werden soll. So
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag XV: Was Hat die Astronomie über Weltentstehung Zu Sagen?
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    • Propädeutik für die christliche Religion!
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    • mistake of many mystics, and even of ordinary Christians in
    • Christians and perhaps still is today — if we do not
  • Title: Lecture: Mendelssohn's 'Overture of the Hebrides'
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    • Das Christus-Ereignis als Mittelpunktsgeschehen
    • first impulses of Christianity and the few centuries which followed.
    • human beings were prepared who should later receive the Christ
  • Title: Prophecy -- Its Nature and Meaning
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    • sons. Concerning his son, Christian, the indications were accurate;
    • Christian, although it contends that there need have been no Christ
  • Title: Lecture: Death in Man, Animal, and Plant
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  • Title: Lecture: The Nature of Eternity
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    • century after Christ by the great mystic and philosopher,
  • Title: Lecture: Leonardo da Vinci
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    • figure of the Christ in the center, and on either side of Him the
    • Jesus Christ uttered the words, “One of you shall betray ME”.
    • time a coat of arms was placed right over the head of Christ. In
    • painting the Christ Figure, his hand trembled. Indeed, if we put
    • “The picture is to represent Jesus Christ and Judas, the two
    • models for them in the world, neither for Judas nor for Christ”.
    • Judas figure. If we now turn to the Christ Figure, approaching it not
    • Christ Figure, standing out as it does from the other figures, seem
    • the other countenances but not that of Judas nor that of Christ
    • the light on the face of the Christ cannot be explained by the outer
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 1. Materialism and Spirituality.
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    • century must bring to humanity the Vision of the etheric Christ. Just
    • time of the Mystery of Golgotha Christ walked among men in a physical
    • form, in one known part of the earth, so will the etheric Christ walk
    • see the Christ Who will come and Who must be seen.
    • Christ-Spirit on the physical plane, yet if men's souls will but open
    • themselves to Him, the Christ, Who is now approaching, is very near.
    • very near to Christ, to find Him in a quite different way than has
    • force. Christ spoke the word which should be deeply engraved in the
    • knowledge. That time is now over, it lies behind us. Christ has
    • intensity that kingdom of which Christ spoke, of which He said, that
    • For with the coming Christ, with the presence of Christ, will come the
    • souls, but concerning their immortal part on earth. Christ is not
    • possible from any appeal to Christ. We must ask ourselves this
    • Christ Jesus say to what is now taking place?’ Who puts such a
    • here, addressing it directly to Christ Himself. Yet the time must come
    • part, ask of Christ, when they think of undertaking something:
    • Christ standing by them as the beloved Companion and they will not
    • only obtain consolation and strength from the Christ-Being, but will
    • kingdom of Christ Jesus is not of this world, but it must work in this
    • individual acts, as well as events, must be put to the Christ.
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  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 2. The Metamorphoses of the Soul-Forces
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    • lecture, when Christ will walk the earth in His etheric form. I even
    • further what we have begun today and connect it with the Christ and
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 3. The Human Soul and the Universe (part 1)
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    • the Christian sense: we must from time to time meet with a being of
    • Whether in the Christian sense we place this being in the Hierarchy of
    • peculiar sentiment we connect with the Mystery of Christmas and with
    • fixing of the Festival of Christmas. At that time in winter which is
    • Christmas-time and on to our present New Year, man goes through a
    • Upon this meeting with the Life-Spirit depends the nearness of Christ
    • Jesus. For Christ Jesus reveals Himself through the Life-Spirit. He
    • Christ Jesus at the present stage of development — which has
    • we may call the meeting with the Life-Spirit: the meeting with Christ
    • meeting with the Life-Spirit, or Christ. It is actually a fact, my
    • dear friends, that in the time following immediately on Christmas and
    • to a man's consciousness this meeting with Christ Jesus. In a profound
    • culture of today — the season of Christmas is connected with processes
    • part in the Christmas changes in the earth. The season of Easter is
    • whereas Christmas is fixed by the conditions of the earth, Easter is
    • aroused in us by the meeting with Christ at Christmas, really unites
    • Christ, who, as it were, has been moving beside us, at this season
    • to the way in which Christ is now able to penetrate and permeate our
    • and particularly as regards the Mystery of Christ, be taken as a
    • standstill, stopping at the merely abstract ideas of God or Christ,
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  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 4. Morality, As A Germinating Force
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    • the Christ Mystery which must take its place in the very centre of the
    • true sense. The way in which man thinks of the Christ Mystery in the
    • feeling. The position which man has assumed to the Christ since the
    • in the near future). If he cannot look upon the Mystery of Christ as a
    • believe themselves to be very courageous, the Christ-Mystery forms
    • who see nothing more in the Christ-Mystery than the fact that at a
    • importance. Now, if Christ is only considered as the greatest Teacher
    • teachings of Christ Himself would have disappeared, and there would
    • and which is now connected with the meeting with Christ — man is
    • would be that Christmas might by one person be celebrated in December
    • have different designations for the Festival of Christmas, there is
    • order of nature. In olden times, long before the Christian Era,
    • Heavenly Being. This means that we must think of Christ Jesus not
    • warmed. In like manner did the Christ-Being pass into Jesus of
    • by them as a spiritual marriage, whether with Christ or another. Many
    • Chymical Marriage of Christian Rosenkreuz.
    • The Chymical Marriage of Christian Rosenkreuz,
    • again to be taken in a truly Christian sense. Those who thought more
    • with fine words. It is unchristian too; for the true basic principle
    • of Christianity is that the Christ did not pour His teaching into
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    • Christmas time was then not precisely the most important time, though
    • period. That is the world in which we must think of Christ, the Son,
    • Christmas in his winter: the meeting with the Son. Thus in the course
    • designate as the Christ has united Himself with the course of the
    • entered into relation with Christ, through becoming aware of the
    • Christ who dwelt in Jesus of Nazareth, recognition of that Being who
    • elements of Christianity will be then united as they really should and
    • must be, if on the one hand Christianity, and on the other humanity,
    • Christian traditions the Legend of Christ Jesus was part of the yearly
    • celebration of the Christmas, Easter, and Whitsuntide Festivals, is
    • that the Festival of Christmas is kept at a fixed date, while Easter
    • connected with this. Christmas is celebrated in accordance with the
    • winter and this hangs together with the meeting with Christ, with the
    • Son, which meeting really takes place at that season. Christ, however,
    • — for the Easter Festival is intended to show that Christ belongs
    • to the whole universe, just as Christmas should point to the descent
    • of Christ to the earth. So it was right that what belongs to the
    • Spiritual Science the Christ-Impulse must once again be bound up with
    • respect to the mystery of Christ Jesus; but rather adds to them the
    • Christ on the earth alone, but in the whole universe.
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  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 7. Errors and Truths.
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    • Theosophy of Frederick Christopher Ötinger. In this preface
    • Christian truth, The orthodox theology did not suffice him, it seemed
    • Christian faith to mere abstractions, to mere thought-pictures. Hence
    • ‘life in its innermost being in Christianity,’ (so says
    • richer, Christian world of wonder than that of this idealism to which
    • of taking the word of God too literally. Indeed, this Christian
    • who believe themselves alone to be in the right. For to Christian
    • light and meaning come into men's conceptions. This Christian realism
    • Now, read in the Gospels how Christ says to His Disciples: ‘Ye
    • with the present meaning, we do not get the words spoken by Christ,
  • Title: Lecture: The Human Soul and the Universe
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    • the Christian sense: we must from time to time meet with a being of
    • Whether in the Christian sense we place this being in the Hierarchy of
    • peculiar sentiment we connect with the Mystery of Christmas and with
    • fixing of the Festival of Christmas. At that time in winter which is
    • Christmas-time and on to our present New Year, man goes through a
    • Upon this meeting with the Life-Spirit depends the nearness of Christ
    • Jesus. For Christ Jesus reveals Himself through the Life-Spirit. He
    • Christ Jesus at the present stage of development — which has
    • we may call the meeting with the Life-Spirit: the meeting with Christ
    • meeting with the Life-Spirit, or Christ. It is actually a fact, my
    • dear friends, that in the time following immediately on Christmas and
    • to a man's consciousness this meeting with Christ Jesus. In a profound
    • culture of today — the season of Christmas is connected with processes
    • part in the Christmas changes in the earth. The season of Easter is
    • whereas Christmas is fixed by the conditions of the earth, Easter is
    • aroused in us by the meeting with Christ at Christmas, really unites
    • Christ, who, as it were, has been moving beside us, at this season
    • to the way in which Christ is now able to penetrate and permeate our
    • and particularly as regards the Mystery of Christ, be taken as a
    • standstill, stopping at the merely abstract ideas of God or Christ,
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  • Title: Lecture: Theosophy and Tolstoy
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    • through the Christian civilisation until our own time. But the
    • kind of Christianity which he regards as the true Christianity. —
    • ‘original Christianity.’ In his view, Christianity has been
  • Title: Lecture: On The Three Magi
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    • You will remember that I have spoken of the meaning of the Christmas
    • importance is attached than to the Christmas Festival itself, namely,
    • is the same Festival, but in its Christian form. This Festival was
    • egoism is Christ Who appeared in the body of Jesus of Nazareth.
    • the coming of Christ, the Bringer of the Love that is free of egoism
    • descending Christ, the descending Logos. All this the Magi foresaw.
    • Christ Principle from childhood onwards. Only then, in the Sixth Root
    • receive the Christ Principle. In the fourth sub-race of the Fifth Root
    • of a sublime Being, as did Jesus of Nazareth when Christianity was
    • founded. At the time of the founding of Christianity it was still
    • mystical fact then consummated. At the moment of Christ's death, the
    • the principle of Love (Budhi) could shine forth in Christ Jesus. Budhi
    • the Christ Love. Kama is purified in the fire of the Divine Love.
    • in the Fourth Root Race, the Atlantean. The task of Christianity is
    • radiant guide. In Christ, the Star of Budhi lights up — the Star
    • before the Magi is the soul of Christ Himself. The Second Logos
    • a hollow. In the body of Jesus shines the Christ Star, the soul of
    • Christ. This must be conceived as a reality, taking place in the
    • very truth, the Christ Soul shines as an auric Star, and it is by this
    • Masters, are. And then understanding of Christianity will lead to
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VII: The Great Initiates
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    • Christian-Gnostic, and European Rosicrucian.
    • “Imitation of Christ,” by Thomas a Kempis. He who
    • the coming of Christianity. It cut into evolution with great
    • significance. And since the appearance of Christ it has been
    • as one speaks of a poet of nature. There have been Christian mystics
    • carry Christianity into all the world under the influence of the
    • Jesus, who bore within Him the Christ.
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    • Christian-Gnostic, and European Rosicrucian.
    • Christian religion describes it with the well-known sentence, , which
    • begun to grasp the feeling that Christianity intends by the statement
    • other. Christ has attempted to demonstrate this most beautifully in
    • Christ did when he admired the beautiful teeth on the dead dog. This
    • only a few indications to you about this matter. After Christmas,
  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Festival: A Token of the Victory of the Sun
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    • The Christmas Festival: A Token of the Victory of the Sun
    • at this season and see all the preparations made for the Christmas
    • imperishable in the world! A glance at the ‘Christmas Reflections’ as
    • that the Christmas Festival can bring home to our hearts if we regard
    • set out to express in the Christmas Festival.
    • Christmas is not a Festival of Christendom only. In ancient Egypt, in
    • of years before the Christian era we find that a Festival was
    • of Christ.
    • draws to its close and spring begins. It is quite true that Christmas
    • Festival of Christmas. There is confidence that the Sun, again in the
    • when we celebrate the Christmas Festival and when our forefathers also
    • This brings us to the true meaning of Christmas as a Festival of the
    • Christmas Festival was a kind of memorial, a token of remembrance of a
    • perpetuated in the Christmas Festival.
    • in all its glory to the sages of old. And again, in the Christian
    • depths of Christianity rejuvenate mankind — when this poetic wisdom
    • found in connection with Buddha and with the Christ.
    • ideal of Christianity, the ideal of Anthroposophy will be realised. It
    • Christmas signifies in the light of anthroposophical teaching. If the
    • which arise at Christmastide. When with this great vista of the divine
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  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VIII: The Path of Knowledge and Its Stages
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    • Christian-Gnostic, and European Rosicrucian.
    • second is the Christian-Gnostic path, and the third is the
    • Christian-Rosicrucian path. These three paths lead to the single
    • still inwardly upright and honest Christians, those who are permeated
    • with certain principle themes of Christianity, may choose the
    • Christian-Gnostic path, which differs little from the Cabbalistic
    • of the guru is totally impossible. The Christian-Gnostic or
    • the physical plane. The guru leads his pupil to Christ Jesus; he is
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture IX: Imaginative Knowledge and Artistic Imagination
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    • Signs and Symbols of the Christmas Festival
    • [ The lecture was given by the side of a Christmas Tree adorned
    • THE Festival of Christmas which we shall soon be celebrating acquires
    • brought to bear upon it. In a spiritual sense the Christmas Festival
    • Christmas Mystery is mirrored. In all ages these words resounded in
    • Many to whom the Christmas Tree with its candles is a familiar sight
    • not the case. The Christmas Tree is a very recent European custom,
    • however, the Christmas Tree is a recent custom, the Christmas Festival
    • The Christmas Festival is the Festival of the Holy Night, celebrated
    • have brought the Christ to birth within them.
    • Christ will be resurrected within them and new vision, new hearing
    • external sun gives out least light and warmth — at Christmas time —
    • would be Christos. Those who gazed at it knew: It is the sun which
    • experienced the rising of the spiritual Sun, of the Christos, they
    • coming Christ, of the spiritual Light, he whose festival day in the
    • When Christianity came into being it bore this Ideal within it. Man
    • felt that the Christos would arise in him as the representative of the
    • Before men spoke of the Christos, they spoke in the ancient Mysteries
    • of a ‘Sun Hero’ who embodied the same Ideal which, in Christianity,
    • was embodied in the Christos. Just as the sun completes its orbit in
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  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture II: Christianity in Human Evolution: Leading Individualities and Avatar Beings
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    • where we can receive into ourselves the 'I-being' of the Christ,
    • which is indeed our greatest goal - 'not I but Christ in me.'
    • Christianity in Human Evolution: Leading
    • Christianity in Human Evolution.
    • the spirit of our lectures here, is the Christ — the
    • Being whom we designated as the Christ, and who took
    • be in vain for us to seek the Christ-Being in an earlier
    • human embodiment on earth. The difference between the Christ
    • distinguish between such a lofty avatar being as the Christ
    • with the appearance of Christ on earth. Because the avatar
    • essence of Christ lived in the body of Jesus of Nazareth, it
    • Nazareth when Christ entered his threefold sheath. However,
    • appearance of the Christ principle in earthly evolution. What
    • characteristic of pre-Christian times. When an etheric or an
    • Christ Avatar Being appeared, all this was changed. The
    • history of Christian development is connected with this fact.
    • What is normally described as the history of Christian
    • periods in Christian development. Anyone who can look more
    • deeply into the developmental progress of Christianity will
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    • where we can receive into ourselves the 'I-being' of the Christ,
    • which is indeed our greatest goal - 'not I but Christ in me.'
    • the corpse was hanging on the cross, the Christ appeared in
    • can find the light of Christ — that which has immersed
    • itself into the earth, for the Christ has become the spirit
    • that this Sun God was no one else but the Christ-Spirit, who
    • yet perceive the Christ-Being. The being that was formerly
    • receiving the Christ-Spirit, let alone be permeated by it.
    • the East six hundred years before Christ. Buddha had to be
    • essence of Christianity is usually not properly understood.
    • Christianity. They knew that in spite of all their work in
    • accepted Christianity. Human beings could say to themselves:
    • “By setting up Christ as my ideal, I develop something
    • Christ had actually been on earth not as a Deva, but
    • years before Christ, Zarathustra was born again in the land
    • greet the Christ as the new Star of Wisdom. Zarathustra had
    • taught that the Christ would come, and those who were left as
    • had to make it possible for the Christ-Impulse to descend to
    • — the Christ-Spirit — entered and lived three
    • Christ-Impulse.
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  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 1: The Mission of Spiritual Science
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    • the very early days of Christianity there was a sect in North Africa called
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 3: The Mission of Truth
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    • Christianity more than truth, he will soon find that he loves his own
    • Christian sect more than Christianity, and then he will find that he loves
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 4: The Mission of Reverence
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  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 6: Asceticism and Illness
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  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 7: Human Egoism
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    • asceticism and illness, human egoism, Buddha and Christ, and a
    • into this and experiences in herself the whole life of Christ Jesus up to His
    • it can easily be despised, leads to a right understanding of the Christian
    • religion. For it is emphasised that the Christian religion shows how God came
    • promote a right understanding of the Christian religion.
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 8: Buddha and Christ
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    • asceticism and illness, human egoism, Buddha and Christ, and a
    • Buddha and Christ
    • and that of Christianity on the other, from the standpoint of Spiritual
    • sources of every religion — including Christianity, the basis of
    • Science, so that we may then compare it with the spirit of Christianity, we
    • from Buddhism to Christianity, we could — though it has never been done
    • — rewrite Nagasena's examples in a Christian sense, somewhat as
    • Christian and that the ensuing conversation is permeated, with the spirit of
    • Christianity. Nagasena would then have to say: “Look at your hand! Is
    • Christian sense: “True, the axle is not the chariot, for with the axle
    • Christian approach sees the parts of a chariot, or of any other object, in
    • can see that both the Christian and the Buddhist approach to the outer world
    • Christian way of thinking make of all this? It regards any single part of the
    • earth-life. For Christianity, the principle that holds a man together is a
    • connected with a final difference between the Christian and Buddhist
    • obviously not be right to call Christianity a “religion of
    • Christianity in its right relationship to Buddhism from this standpoint, we
    • could call it a “religion of rebirth”. For Christianity starts
    • experienced, that we should look on Christianity — a religion for which
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  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 9: Something about the Moon in the Light of Spiritual Science
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  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture One: On the Investigation and Communication of Spiritual Truths
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • teaching on Christianity and the nature of the Second
    • The Christ Impulse and the Development of the Ego-Consciousness.]
    • concerned with the Christ-problem, particularly in relation
    • study of the Christ-problem in connection with the Gospel of
    • authority for what we have to say about the Christ Event is
    • new understanding of the recorded sources of Christianity, we
    • what it says about the significance of the Christ Event for
    • Christ. If that were sufficient for the cultural needs of the
    • reconcile their sense of truth with accepted Christian
    • enunciation, of the truths of Christianity.
    • other aids to the investigation of Christian truths one is
    • understanding of the Christ-problem more difficult, if
    • rightly applied help us to realise the nature of Christ
    • introduction to the study of the Christ-problem than an
    • acquire some measure of knowledge of what Christ has been for
    • the Christ-problem. On the contrary, I have always said that
    • approach the Christ-problem from four different standpoints.
    • significance of the Christ Event for humanity — emphasis was
    • we shall continue our task of presenting the Christ-problem,
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Two: Higher Knowledge and Man's Life of Soul
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    • instance, of the many aspects of the Christ-problem. In all
    • the great Christ Event from four different aspects and that
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Three: The Tasks of the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • world: the Christ Impulse. The greatest of all spiritual
    • side the infinite spirituality of the Christ Being who
    • world — in other words, to contrast the Christ Principle
    • plane in the Being of Christ and the spirituality which man
    • simply not possible in the first centuries of Christendom to
    • comprehend the spiritual nature of Christ. And then,
    • Christ except through faith. Christianity was bound at first
    • the Gospels. For hundreds upon hundreds of years Christianity
    • other impact. Similarly, pre-Christian culture tended to
    • this possible was the purpose of the Christ Impulse, and the
    • It may be that the Christ Impulse will work most strongly
    • find their way to Christ Himself as the true reality.
    • poured into humanity under the direct influence of the Christ
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Four: The Symbolic Language of the Macrocosm in the Gospel of St. Mark
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    • Christianity as Mystical Fact
    • pre-Christian times many human beings were initiated in the
    • pre-Christian times. But what did Christianity, what did the
    • Christ Impulse signify for those who had been initiated in
    • that had been customary in the pre-Christian Mysteries. A man
    • worlds. But the Christ Event meant that something had come to
    • happened at the Baptism in Jordan, when the Christ Being
    • initiated, the Christ Spirit spoke to those around Him of the
    • secrets of the spiritual worlds. Christ made manifest on the
    • with the Mysteries of pre-Christian times.
    • They described the life of Christ by saying that in Jesus of
    • Nazareth, in whom the Christ was present, something happened
    • Christ-event. What is the fundamental significance of the
    • Christ Impulse? We have expressed it as follows. — Through
    • the Christ Impulse the human soul became conscious for the
    • of Christ. When a man of very early pre-Christian centuries
    • — Such were the conditions in the early pre-Christian
    • ‘I’ itself was brought by the Christ Impulse.
    • period just before the coming of Christ. Such a man was bound
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • from the deepest Christian mysteries, an opportunity to
    • chiefly to be found in the early, pre-Christian civilisations
    • recall what you already know about the Christ-event, you will
    • diving-spiritual Being, the Christ, descended into a human
    • highest level. Christ descended into a human being in his
    • the Christ entered had been evolved, the Gospel of St. Mark
    • describes the nature of the Christ Himself, the element in
    • describing the Christ who had entered into Jesus of Nazareth.
    • Christ when descending into the sheaths He received from
    • of temptation which the Christ was obliged to undergo when He
    • spiritual Being. Christ Jesus experienced both these kinds of
    • experienced only one. Christ united in Himself the two ways
    • them from above. It is in the figure of Christ alone that
    • we can rightly understand the Christ.
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Six: The Son of God and the Son of Man. The Sacrifice of Orpheus
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • ‘wilderness’, Christ Jesus went into the
    • Christ's mission. I have already called your attention
    • Beings called in Christian esotericism, Angeloi,
    • when Christ Jesus came among them? Hitherto they had been
    • to recognise the nature and essential being of the Christ
    • in post-Atlantean times until the coming of Christ. Then came
    • Adam. Hence Paul calls the Being who appeared in the Christ,
    • himself through union with Christ.
    • Lemurian on into pre-Christian times we have to see the
    • which he receives the Christ Impulse into himself. One day he
    • sees in the Christ the central point of the whole process of
    • Christianity. We may think of him as the one responsible for
    • the opening stage, was a preparation for the Christ Event and
    • pre-Christian Greek culture — certainly not the physical
    • the spirit which in Pauline Christianity is called the
    • begotten him.’ That means: Here the Christ is
    • the moment of the Baptism by John. In the Christ there was
    • St. Paul: Not I, but Christ in me — the Christ, that is, who
    • incompatible. Nor were they any more compatible in Christ
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Seven: The Higher Members of Man's Constitution
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  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Eight: Laws of Rhythm in the Domain of Soul-and-Spirit.
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    • Gospel the account of the Christ Impulse is preceded by
    • Gospel the account of the Christ Impulse takes us to the
    • Christ Being is born. In St. Mark's Gospel we meet the
    • Christ Impulse at the very beginning. The whole childhood
    • was the forerunner of the Christ Impulse and the Gospel then
    • a very profound way to the Christ Being Himself.
    • spirituality of Christ — namely, the Gospel of St. John.
    • understand the Christ Impulse as proceeding from the ancient
    • passage where we are told that after Christ Jesus had chosen
    • Paul's saying, ‘Not I, but Christ in me’,
    • receives into itself the Christ Impulse can work fruitfully,
    • Christ Jesus during the events in Palestine will be lived
    • wherever Christ is proclaimed with inner understanding,
    • Christ's life described in St. Mark's Gospel is
    • was said of Christ will be said of those who proclaim the
    • Spirit in the truly Christian sense: There are many among
    • essential spirituality to be Thou, the Christ!’ And
    • Christ charged those around Him: ‘Tell nothing of
    • amazed, took the Christ apart and intimated to Him that
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  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Nine: The Moon-Religion of Jahve and its Reflection in Arabism
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • Christ-idea, arose out of thoughts and feelings of the
    • as the Christ-idea meant to those who became His followers.
    • deeply into the essence of Christianity, the Being Jahve or
    • Jehovah is not to be distinguished from Christ Himself. We
    • relationship between the Jahve-idea and the Christ-idea. It
    • think of Christ as symbolised by the direct sunlight, we may
    • Christ in Jahve into Christ Himself just as they think of the
    • indirect and Christ a direct revelation of the same Being.
    • occultism will say: If we call the religion of Christ a
    • reflection of the Christ-religion. Thus in the period
    • preceding the birth of Christianity the Sun-religion was
    • Christianity.
    • reached at the time of the Christ Impulse, after which the
    • descent was transformed gradually into an ascent. The Christ
    • continuations of impulses given in earlier times. The Christ
    • during which the Christ event took place — and our own fifth
    • Christ Impulse was given in the middle epoch (the fourth) and
    • pre-Christian times during the period of ancient Hebrew
    • culture reappeared later in post-Christian times: something
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  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Ten: Rosicrucian WIsdom in Folk-Mythology
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    • on Christianity. They stress the relationship of the Gospel of Mark to
    • Beings who in pre-Christian times imparted instruction to
    • Christ, the unique Individuality who became the great Teacher
    • teaching about Christ as we give to-day, make it quite clear
    • of learning, was vested in Christ. All spiritual leadership
  • Title: Das Fünfte Evangelium: Zweiter Vortrag, Berlin, 4. November 1913
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    • als Mitteilung über das Leben des Christus Jesus nicht in
    • des Christus Jesus-Wirkens empfängt, als dies
    • bewußteres Erfassen der Gestalt des Christus Jesus notwendig ist, als es für
    • christliche Entwickelung verstoßen würde, etwas Neues
    • über das Leben des Christus
    • dann, wenn es in einem Zeitalter notwendig ist, Neues über das Leben des Christus
    • und später des Christus-Leidens
    • Christus-Wesenheit, nachdem sie in den Leib des
    • zu schildern haben von tiefstem Leiden gerade des Christus in
  • Title: Das Fünfte Evangelium: Dritter Vortrag, Berlin, 18. November 1913
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    • den Christus in sich aufgenommen
    • Christus-Wesenheit in sich aufnehmen konnte.
    • Evangelien bekannt ist, bei der Taufe, die Hineinsenkung der Christus-Wesenheit in die
    • Christus-Wesenheit, die jetzt
    • Empfängnis der Christus-Wesenheit folgenden Versuchung. Nur ergibt
    • der Christus Jesus, zuerst dem Luzifer gegenüber. Und Luzifer stellt
    • einstürmt. Aber der Christus
    • den Christus Jesus die Frage von dem
    • alle Furcht, diese Frage gestellt werden. Der Christus
    • werden sollten. Wenn der Christus wirklich die Macht
    • Nicht ganz vermochte der Christus Jesus diese Frage dem Ahriman
    • der Christus Jesus wußte:
    • gegenüber unbeantwortet gebliebenen Frage bei dem Christus Jesus das Ideal entstehen, nun
    • die ganze folgende Erdentwickelung durchchristet werden! Der
    • Christus mußte übergehen in die Erdentwickelung. Ahriman hatte die Gewalt, dem Christus
    • das Medium, um den Christus wirklich zum
    • Tod ging die Christus-Wesenheit über in die
    • identifizieren mit der Christus-Wesenheit.
    • Christus wußte jetzt, daß
    • nicht gleich wurde die Christus-Wesenheit vollständig eins mit den drei
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  • Title: Das Fünfte Evangelium: Vierter Vortrag, Berlin, 6. Januar 1914
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    • Christus Jesus-Lebens, wie wir sie
    • sich so vollzogen, daß der Christus Jesus nicht nur dem einen Wesen
    • Zuerst stand der Christus Jesus einem Wesen
    • Christus Jesus zu versuchen, daß die Steine zu Brot
    • ganzen Christus Jesus-Entwickelung und damit in der
    • Ereignisse vorbereitet, die Christus-Wesenheit in sich aufzunehmen. Und damit
    • Christus-Ereignis zu dem Parzival-Ereignis hin. Heute will
    • Christus-Entwickelung; aber auf etwas, was dort alle
    • bildet für das Fortwirken des Christus-Ereignisses
    • des Christus-Impulses gewirkt worden
    • Seite das, was dadurch, daß der Christus
    • theologischen Dogmen. Denn der Christus-Impuls hat weitergewirkt! Und die Gestaltung
    • Christus-Impulses, der gleichsam in den Untergründen auf
    • wir zur Parzival-Zeit einen wichtigen Moment herbeikommen, wo der Christus-Impuls
    • Tugenden in den Dienst des Christus
    • Christus-Impuls in den Untergründen seiner Seele in
    • was die Menschen über den Christus
    • Christus-Impulses. So sollte es bei Parzival sein.
    • auch der sinnlichen Welt an. Aber der Christus-Impuls hat übersinnlich gewirkt und
    • fragen dort, wo ihm die Bedeutsamkeit des Christus-Impulses entgegentreten konnte: am
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  • Title: Das Fünfte Evangelium: Fünfter Vortrag, 13. Januar 1914
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    • Christus-Wesenheit sich verbunden hat mit jener
    • die Christus-Wesenheit von ihr
    • die Stellung des Christus Jesus zu
    • zweitausendjähriger christlicher Entwickelung wieder nach oben schaut, mit
    • Auferstehung des Christus nannte? Da
    • daß der Christus, bevor er durch das Mysterium von
    • übernommen hat, als Christus in kosmischen Regionen seine Mission hatte,
    • zurückverfolgen und werden finden, wie der Christus zuerst in
    • «Der Christus ist schon da!» Aber
    • Menschen in Christo [Paulus meint sich selber
    • den Christus gesehen, wie er noch oben war
    • von Damaskus ist es ihm klar geworden, daß der Christus in
    • Begründung des Christentums ein heute ja sonderbar
    • Luzifer ist Christus», sagten sie. Sie verstanden eben: Wenn man
    • vorher wirklich zu dem Christus
    • physische Hülle des Christus,
    • und wissen: Da drinnen lebt der Christus. — Aber
    • ist der Christus mit dem Mysterium von Golgatha geworden. Ja, so ist der Christus geworden,
    • Christus Jesus und der Täufer Johannes. Wenn wir uns
    • wird uns das zeigen, in welchem Sinne der Christus Jesus sozusagen dem
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  • Title: Das Fünfte Evangelium: Sechster Vortrag, Berlin, 10. Februar 1914
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    • Christus-Wesen eingezogen ist in die dreifache Leibeshülle
    • Bedeutung der Christus
    • Christus-Wesenheit, vorher gewisse Schicksale in den
    • wäre, wenn nicht das erste Christus-Ereignis in den geistigen Welten in der alten
    • Christus-Wesenheit, die später durch die Johannestaufe im Jordan sich mit dem Leibe des
    • kann, das Christus-Wesen verkörperte sich
    • Christus-Ereignis sagen, es verseelte sich in
    • Christus-Wesenheit mit der Seele des späteren Jesus von Nazareth, und durch alles, was
    • dieses ersten Christus-Ereignisses.
    • durchseelt wurde von der Christus-Wesenheit. Dadurch wurde ein
    • wenn die Sinne durch das erste Christus-Ereignis schon gesund
    • Ahriman. Da trat das zweite Christus-Ereignis ein, wiederum ein Ereignis in den
    • das erste Christus-Ereignis in der lemurischen Zeit
    • können, wenn nicht das zweite Christus-Ereignis im Beginne
    • Zeit das dritte Christus-Ereignis stattgefunden hätte. Das
    • befindlichen nathanischen Jesus mit dem Christus — ,
    • bildliche Darstellung des dritten Christus-Ereignisses: der
    • der Christus-Wesenheit. Daher gibt
    • Christus-Ereignis, von jenem
    • Christus-Ereignis, das sonst eben für die
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  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture X: The Three Decisions on the Path of Imaginative Cognition
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    • year: Christmas, Easter, Whitsun. Everyone who has not become
    • associated with each is expressed in their outer symbolism. Christmas
    • Christmas Tree brought into the house from snow-clad nature outside.
    • Our thought also turns to the Christmas Plays so often performed among
    • contrast with the tenderness and universal appeal of the Christmas
    • arising from the Christmas festival. We are reminded, for example, of
    • Christmas is a festival linked with nature is symbolised in the
    • Christmas Tree, and the birth, too, leads our minds to the workings
    • can feel that the Christmas festival leads us into elemental nature
    • herself, and that the lighting of the Christmas candles is a symbol of
    • If we would relate the Christmas festival to the life and being of
    • addition to everything else, the Christmas festival is a token that
    • would then be realised that the purpose of instituting the Christmas
    • pervades them all. And just as the Christmas festival can be connected
    • And how beautifully this comes to expression when the Christmas
    • further! The Christmas festival is directly connected with earthly
    • shrouded in deepest darkness. In celebrating the Christmas festival we
    • that is now alive within the earth. The Christmas festival is
    • then, the Christmas festival is linked with the earth, and the Easter
    • festival with the cosmos. At Christmas we are reminded of what is most
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  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XVII: Consciousness of Pre-Existence
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    • that in this they are not really teaching Christianity but
    • Church, of Christianity. It was not part of it. To the real
    • practical teaching of Christianity belongs the penetration of
    • of you have often allowed a saying by Christ from the Gospel
    • Christ mean? It has no meaning for the person who believes in
    • knowledge that Christ Jesus said, “Heaven and earth
    • the truly Christian saying, “Heaven and earth will pass
    • Christianity has no validity for them. Those whose task it is
    • to proclaim Christianity would have to fight against the
    • materialism of the universities for the sake of Christianity.
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    • festival, representing for the Christian a commemoration of
    • year when we celebrate Christmas, to awake again at Easter.
    • Nature. The Christmas festival also has a significant
    • radiates more heat from Christmas onwards, so that Christmas
    • Winter festival was felt by Christians. When Christianity, in
    • ancient, holy events, the birth of Christ was transformed to
    • During the first Christian century the symbol of Christianity
    • are synonymous. During the time when Christianity was in
    • before Christ the Sun had advanced into this zodiacal sign.
    • from Kolchis. The Christ Jesus speaks of himself as the Lamb
    • of God, and during the early period of Christianity is
    • Christmas and Easter seem rather similar, for the Sun has
    • — the Christmas festival; therefore something more
    • essentially something more; It is indicated in the Christian
    • solar power which commenced at the festival of Christmas. We
    • Vishnu begins at the Christmas time when the astral light
    • the Christ Jesus, and the thought of Parzifal seeing the Holy
    • contradiction has been said to exist between the Christian
    • salvation through Christ Jesus and the idea of Karma. Such
    • individuality like that of the Christ Jesus comes to the aid
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  • Title: Raffaels Mission Im Lichte der Wissenschaft vom Geiste
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    • das, was Homer lange Zeit vor der Entstehung des Christentums
    • zusammenfällt mit der Begründung des Christentums,
    • der nachchristlichen Zeit von der Begründung des
    • Christentums kaum so weit getrennt ist als wir etwa von der
    • Christentums, die zunächst darauf ausging, alles, was die
    • Schönheit getragenen Christus am Kreuz. Das ist schon das
    • das Christentum und das Griechentum in die Entwickelung der
    • «Verklärung Christi».
    • Gesinnungsgenossen «Christen» genannt hätten. In
    • war das Papsttum übergegangen. Von christlicher
    • Christenheit sehen wir in Raffael. Aber wie? Wir sehen ihn so,
    • welches die christlichen Ideen vielfach in einer neuen Gestalt
    • christlichen Legendenwelt auf den Madonnen-Bildern und in
    • herausgewachsen ist, und von allen christlichen Traditionen
    • sehen das, was in den christlichen Legenden, in den
    • christlichen Traditionen lebt, in den Bildern Raffaels
    • auftauchen mitten in einer Zeit, in welcher das Christentum wie
    • Griechen. "Wir sehen Raffael diese Gestalten christlicher
    • Boden Italiens als Geistesleben entwickelte: das Christentum,
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  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Berlin, 2-8-'13
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    • meditation or after it one could ask oneself: Where is the Christ?
    • which his light form comes to him, there the Christ is also.
    • don't find their way to the Christ see the figure of death walking
    • beside them. But we know that Christ lives in the earth's aura and
    • it alive in us, the picture of death takes on Christ's features and
    • clairvoyantly. Then we know where to look for the Christ. We can't
    • knowledge that Christ lives and that we can get to him will keep our
    • In Christo morimur.
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    • symbolically, in the three years that Christ lived on earth.
    • Christ set a good example for this.
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    • the Christ himself. This wasn't the case before the Mystery of
    • Christ has become the spirit of our earth. He has poured himself
    • Now is the point in time when this poured out Christ substance has
    • Christo morimur means nothing else than to immerse oneself in
    • this spiritual substance and to take in Christ completely with it, so
    • that one can say: Not I, But Christ in me.
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 10-30-11
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    • the scale's crossbeam was level, and then Christ's deed
    • that now every man can find the Christ deep within his soul. A man
    • Christ connected himself with earth evolution, so that a man can find
    • Christ's forerunner dipped men into the Jordan. A man had to go
    • make a bridge to cross it instead of drowning in it. Christ offers
    • victorious Christ force as an incursion upon his freedom. But the
    • Christ leaves us so free with respect to the acceptance of his being,
    • they intervened, Christ remained behind and so men find him in the
    • considered to be a shortcoming of Christianity that it's not at
    • revelation of Christ will take place in the near future has often
    • Christ; deadly separatedness submerges in divine egoity. And
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 3-22-12
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    • it: that of the fatherless Christ.
    • forces of the cosmos, mother forces are added since then by Christ
    • now because Christ Jesus, the fatherless human being, has completely
    • downward, Christ forces, would rule a man, he wouldn't
    • in John's Gospel in Christianity. It was only the union of
    • forces between birth and death. Christ Jesus couldn't get older
    • that streams into us directly from Christ.
    • Golgotha is the fatherless man, Christ Jesus, the dying force, the
    • In Christ we die, that is, die with all of our physical concepts and
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 11-8-12
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  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture I: Aim and Being of Spiritual Research
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    • Christian Community) exhausted in an article in the magazine
    • Die christliche Welt (The Christian World)
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture II: The Human Being as Being of Soul and Spirit
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  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture III: Goethe as Father of Spiritual Research
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    • Heinroth (Johann Christian H., 1773-1843, German
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture VI: The Historical Life of Humanity and Its Riddles
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    • Christianity describes the decay of the Roman Empire only, but
    • not the rise of Christianity. Grimm made a right aperçu,
    • life of humanity: one behind the eighth pre-Christian century
    • the eighth pre-Christian century, if one had taken prejudices
    • with the eighth pre-Christian century another attitude was
    • lasts from the eighth pre-Christian up to the fifteenth
    • post-Christian centuries where the European civilisation is
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture IX: The Supersensible Human Being
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  • Title: Schiller and Our Times: Lecture I: Schiller's Life and Characteristic Quality
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    • be interpreted by an Arabian, the second by a Christian; but
  • Title: Schiller and Our Times: Lecture IX: Schiller and Idealism
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    • Christianity was in fact a preparation for the attainment of
    • you go back to the time before Christ, to ancient Egypt where
    • the great course of development of Christianity, up to the
    • this will be in accordance with Christianity. And a new
    • Christianity, or rather the Christianity of the past, will
    • which envisages this. But Christianity contains even more
  • Title: Knowledge of Healing: Lecture II
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    • the event 300 years before Christ's birth, we can quite well see its
    • The men of the third, fourth century before Christ's birth were clearly
    • centuries before the birth of Christ creative art was already in
    • third millennium, about 2,500 years before Christ's birth, people
    • experience something in the same way that, 300 years before Christ's
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    • ‘Sacrificial Lamb’ or ‘Ram’ is given to Christ.
    • Christ belongs to the cosmos as a whole. His I, his Ego, reaches to
  • Title: Influence of Spiritual Beings Upon Man: Lecture IV
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    • the incarnations. Christ as Sun Being, as Mystical Lamb, as the
    • Christianity as religion of humanity is greater than all religions...
    • are living, yes, even if we go back to the first Christian centuries,
    • call the Christ, and since He has an interest not only in the individuality,
    • The Christ became the centre, the focus, in so far as the single personalities
    • having a connection with the Christ Being. Looking towards, feeling
    • oneself united with the Christ purifies and ennobles the personality.
    • Christ then the human body — if we speak in a comprehensive sense
    • was created. This mid-way solution prepared for the appearance of Christ
    • the meaning of earthly evolution and the place of the Christ within
    • the Christ from the time of the Mystery of Golgotha has to guide earthly
    • They have brought men to liberation. If the Christ-Principle has brought
    • Spirits of Love under the guidance of the Christ-Principle who so prepare
    • to an equal degree. Christianity prepares this conception and it is
    • overcome. The mission of Christianity is now to kindle in man the love
    • real Christianity. In this way we can characterize the evolution of
    • the Christ-Principle and the Luciferic Spirits work together in world
    • consequence that in early Christian centuries the Luciferic principle
    • was excluded and men were referred to the Christ-Principle alone. Humanity
    • to the Christ-Principle; for the Christ-Principle is so all-embracing
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    • above man are called in esoteric Christian terminology “Angels,”
    • in the Christian sense, one calls the actual “Godhead.”
    • continually transformed. At the time when Christ Jesus walked upon earth
    • developing the spirit-self in the astral body. In a part of Christian
    • now grasp what a deep meaning lies in the fact that the Christ appeared
    • Christ Being Himself. Christ brings something to earth which is not
    • And to the Christ man must find his way himself; for it is only the
    • Original Forces who constrain man to find them; to the Christ he must
    • Being, the Christ. On another opportunity we can consider what is to
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    • way. That is the legend of Ahasuerus, who has thrust from him the Christ,
    • to true realization. It is the saying which we have learnt in Christian
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    • of Samaria at the well. Here it is expressly pointed out that Christ
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    • Then he says to himself: What did the Christians of the catacombs accomplish,
    • it in the spirit, somewhat as the thoughts of the Christians were able
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    • to speak about Christian Rosenkreutz at all, in order to understand
    • for years as the Appearance of Christ, is the result of the occult
    • Nazareth,” concerning the two Jesus boys, the descent of Christ
    • the twelfth century down to the present time. Christianity cannot be
    • great a theologian he may be — can understand Christianity unless he
    • theologians of today simply cannot understand Christianity — for
    • what can they make of the words of St. Paul: “If Christ be not
    • can be no understanding of Christianity! On the other hand it must
    • Mysteries of the West, with the Mysteries of Christianity. And why?
    • men are not, and have not been, interested in Christ. They do not feel
    • Christ. The Oriental school of Theosophy cannot, therefore, be
    • expected to have any real knowledge of the Christ.
    • connected with Christianity contains great truths, but the greatest
    • nonsense in regard to Christianity. Concerning the various religions
    • Judaism and Christianity — The Secret Doctrine is very useful,
    • but nothing the book says about Judaism and Christianity is of the
    • understanding of Christianity. Let me make it clear, by an example
    • light on Christianity; but no real understanding of Christianity was
    • Christ had come. Of Christ she knew only what was said in the West,
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    • acquired in Christian culture in such a way that it will have to be
    • they must stand firm on the ground prepared by Christianity!
    • Post-Atlantean, Christian culture has imparted to the soul. Weaklings,
    • comprehension of the Christ-Principle; it lies in what has been
    • the founts of spiritual life from Christian Mysticism and Christian
  • Title: Earthly/Cosmic Man: Lecture 3: 'Chance' and Present-day Consciousness. An Easter Meditation
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    • but as the Exusiai speak out of the facts of Nature. Thus did Christ
    • facts of Nature! And with this same Nature-necessity, Christ spoke out
    • of the clouds, to the very Realm of the stars. Thus did Christ speak
    • understanding of where the might of the Christ-Impulse lies, and of
    • the heights to which the Christ-Impulse can raise them.
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    • and Christianity — must obviously have been a later addition; for
    • closing runes introduce an essentially Christian element — but very
    • culminated in a delicate reference to Christianity — and, it may
    • Christianity that it is possible to imagine, hardly recognisable by
    • Christian concepts as they now are! Here, therefore, it is clear that
    • been born at the same time as Christian culture among the other
    • peoples of Europe: for Christian culture arose long after clairvoyance
    • brought into play by Christian culture. This is something quite
    • life of Christ Jesus, between the twenty-eighth and thirty-fifth
    • reached his thirtieth year, and was then inspired by the Christ, by a
    • another point of time, when the “Christ-Ego” appears, in
    • the Christ-Event has not still to take place, but that it has already
    • new Appearance or Manifestation of Christ.
    • be the attitude of a Christian to a Buddhist? The Christian will
    • Christianity itself will learn to understand Reincarnation and Karma,
    • the Christian will recognise the greatness of this teaching of
    • “Bodhisattva” to that of “Buddha.” The Christian
    • The Education of the Child. With this knowledge the Christian will
    • physical body. Christians who are Theosophists, or, if you prefer,
    • Theosophists who are Christians, do not regard these teachings of
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  • Title: Earthly/Cosmic Man: Lecture 5: The Idea of Reincarnation and Its Introduction Into Western Culture
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    • again of all that Christianity has brought into the world, we know
    • attained in the East before the coming of Christianity, have not again
    • simply to describe a certain difference between pre-Christian,
    • Oriental culture and Christianity (not Pagan or even ancient Hebrew
    • Christianity has been deepened by Spiritual Science.
    • which, up to now, Christianity has paid little heed. Oriental culture
    • Earth-lives, and of Karma. Whereas Christianity through the centuries
    • Christian thought has actually lost sight of something which the East
    • is the knowledge won by Christianity. The work and mission of Elijah
    • are therefore a true heralding of Christianity. This can be said when
    • which Christianity was heralded by Elijah has changed with the flow of
    • Christianity was scattered into countless sects over the whole Earth,
    • Christendom. And now we turn to Raphael's paintings. It is a strange
    • in the Christian world at the time and a kind of jubilation at the
    • power with which Christianity has taken root in human evolution
    • difference between the pre-Christian views prevailing in Greece and
    • those of Christianity; we also find this in the picture usually,
    • force streams out of them; we feel that Christianity is living on in
    • a Christianity in which there can be no strife or splitting into
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    • WONDER, COMPASSION AND CONSCIENCE. THE CHRIST IMPULSE
    • seven centuries before the inpouring of the Christ-Impulse into
    • turn to the greatest of all Impulses — the Christ-Impulse which
    • how the Christ-Impulse made its way into the evolution of humanity.
    • I want here to refer to one aspect of the Christ-Impulse. I have told
    • alleged in certain quarters outside that here we speak of Christ as
    • the Christ Idea. Yet outside our field of work, by talking round an
    • abstract concept, people allege that we speak of the Christ as the
    • periodicals abroad that the Christ is spoken of by us as the
    • If we conceive the Christ Impulse to be the down-pouring of that
    • Who is known as the “Christ” was not, even at that time,
    • Nazareth” in order that for three years of his life the Christ
    • that for three years the Christ Impulse lived on the Earth in the
    • time, the Christ Impulse was not “incarnated” on the Earth
    • Christ, but only of an Impulse which was present once, during the time
    • astral body of Jesus of Nazareth; within these sheaths the Christ was
    • then present on the very soil of the Earth. From that time Christ has
    • of the Earth when its goal has been reached? The Christ Impulse was
    • of Earth-evolution. But how does It live on? When the Christ Impulse
    • vehicle for the Christ Impulse.
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    • THE last lecture dealt with the subject of how the Christ Impulse will
    • heard that sheaths will weave themselves as it were around the Christ
    • the Christ Impulse Itself — passed into the Earth through the
    • The Christ Impulse came, so to say, in the middle of the epoch
    • coming of the Christ Impulse. As the last lecture indicated, it is not
    • the Christ Impulse lays hold of man, leaves its stamp and signature
    • undertaken consciously — whereas, to begin with, the Christ
    • the imprint of the Christ Impulse.
    • beings will experience the Appearance of the Christ Impulse, will be
    • able to experience the Christ Impulse in the spiritual worlds. But
    • and 29th May, 1912; and two lectures in Christiania:
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    • The “Mystery of Golgotha,” as the essential Christ Event,
    • Christ Event will be an inner concern, inasmuch as the soul of man has
    • been so quickened by the first Christ Event that in days to come, the
    • way to Christ will be found in the Spirit, out of the life of soul.
    • Christianity as Mystical Fact,
    • Earth, was the Christ Being, the great Sun Being Who through the
    • all the antecedents of Christianity were brought to a kind of climax
    • and culmination in Christianity itself. With the Mystery of Golgotha,
    • conceivably be argued that if the Christ came once and once only, this
    • Christ, therefore, is of equal significance for the souls of the
    • pre-Christian ages, because they all incarnate again in the times
    • following the founding of Christianity. The lectures in Christiania
    • Christ on the Sun to the “Venus men” before they came to the
    • of the Buddha, therefore, had been sent forth by Christ from the Sun
    • of Christ. He was in very truth a “Christian” before the
    • time of Christ. We know, too, that later on he revealed himself in the
    • Christ Stream, a different task devolves upon him for the times to
    • come. (This task was described in greater detail in the Christiania
    • of the Christ and had lived on Venus. Then think of the uniqueness of
    • that of a Christian Saint. But such a statement would not be based
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    • come together in the deed of Christ. As Steiner explains, whether a
    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • of a certain aspect of the Mystery of Christ. My last
    • that aspect of the Christ Mystery which I now propose to
    • Christianity As Mystical Fact,
    • could approach the Mystery of Christ. This book (which in its
    • interpret Christianity from a spiritual standpoint, a
    • less lost to Christianity during its development in the West.
    • Gospels is not nearly so late as contemporary Christian
    • first two-thirds of this century. There are indeed Christian
    • adduced that in the first century of the Christian era people
    • Jesus Christ.
    • Christian and Jewish records. But the fact that the
    • the Christian church, are very little known today and are
    • virtually ignored, especially by Christian theologians,
    • of recognition is that, to a large extent, Christianity, and
    • leanings towards Christianity, or perhaps a Jew with leanings
    • towards Christianity. Now Gamaliel pleaded that he was the
    • Christianity As Mystical Fact.
    • Christianity in the first century of our era is virtually
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    • come together in the deed of Christ. As Steiner explains, whether a
    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • Christian philosophy in so far as this philosophy rejects the
    • has been called to the anti-Christian nature of many aspects
    • Passion, the Death and Resurrection of Christ, can be found
    • this was that the Christian Easter Mystery was simply a
    • identity and said: “What the Christians say of Christ,
    • — all these Christian ideas are to be found in the
    • even in the sphere of orthodox Christianity — one need
    • speak, and that in the early Christian community the Christ
    • official representatives of Christianity declared that the
    • “Idea of Christ” which arose in the primitive
    • Christian community through the impact of divers social
    • temptation to compare them with the Christian Easter Mystery.
    • similarity to the Easter Mystery of Christianity. Because
    • under Christian influence and transferred to Jesus of
    • pre-Christian rites. They date far back into the past and
    • the Christian Easter Mystery? They felt that unless the Earth
    • recognized as the Christ who had come to save the souls of
    • men. Men were now able to unite spiritually with the Christ,
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    • come together in the deed of Christ. As Steiner explains, whether a
    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • within, we shall find the Christ. The majority of those who
    • Christ. We shall not find the Christ if we maintain, as many
    • divine within and we shall then experience the Christ. That
    • understood, be called the Christ, but might be called a
    • that they can find the Christ through what is usually called
    • position to speak of the Christ. In effect, they portray
    • Universal Divine Being, but not the Christ. The philosopher
    • dream of calling this Divine Being the Christ. Neither the
    • to the historical evolution of mankind, that Christ, by His
    • Christ we are no longer in touch with Him. We may, in that
    • cannot speak of the Christ.
    • terms with the problem: what did Christ Jesus mean by faith
    • idea of faith with the conception which Christ Jesus
    • paradoxically yet radically expressed in the words of Christ,
    • show what is the essence of Christ's conception of
    • of Spiritual Science. Christ went into the ruler's
    • Him and touched the hem of His garment and was healed. Christ
    • Christ healed the woman He felt that “virtue” or
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    • come together in the deed of Christ. As Steiner explains, whether a
    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • example of Goethe whom many did not regard as a Christian,
    • but whose “Weltanschauung” was more Christian
    • take Christianity seriously. Goethe, however, was by
    • temperament and disposition inherently Christian, more
    • profoundly Christian than those who forever have “Lord,
    • Christianity on his sleeve, but his view of the world was
    • profoundly Christian in character. And here I would like to
    • deeply into the soul of Goethe, I mean, into his Christian
    • non-Christian world would have precious little confidence in
    • of mankind. There will be a bitter struggle before the Christ
    • evolution — in order to forestall this, the Christ
    • Christ Impulse was implanted in the whole of Earth evolution.
    • Christ Impulse loses anything of its majesty or sublimity
    • Christ Impulse was necessary in order that the end of Earth
    • purpose that the Christ Impulse entered our Earth evolution
    • sense, but with the true faith demanded by Christ, can find
    • understanding of the Christ Impulse can gradually be
    • external investigation and once again relate the Christ
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    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • Christ Event from the account of human history, to study
    • historical investigation that made the Christ the pivot of
    • is to expunge the record of the Christ Event from the pages
    • prevent the real, deeper significance of the Christ Event
    • point of view, then we see the pre-Christian era in such a
    • moment are felt in post-Christian history. Instinctively they
    • politely the Christ Event from history by refusing to accept
    • upon history, in particular the history relating to Christ
    • Christianity in the Ideological Struggle of Today.
    • Christianity and leads directly to Spiritual Science.
    • Mysteries in pre-Christian times and I attempted to show the
    • Christianity As Mystical Fact
    • Christianity As Mystical Fact
    • training the neophyte in pre-Christian times was granted
    • pre-Christian times — and the real purpose of the
    • the pre-Christian era, so Spiritual Science plays its part in
    • especially set great store on this. Just as Christ Jesus
    • the Baptist and Christ Jesus, he foresaw the end of the
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    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • years of Christianity. This may seem paradoxical today. It is
    • Christian era. It is not even possible to characterize the
    • characterization. But those who study the first Christian
    • of Christianity in the
    • important to realize that the intervention of the Christ
    • Christ was known to the devils has deeper implications than
    • is usually recognized. We are told that Christ performed acts
    • devils knew who Christ was. On the other hand Christ Himself
    • they knew He was the Christ.”
    • them suffered them not to speak: for they knew that he was ChristLuke IV, 41).
    • The appearance of Christ therefore was not only a matter
    • Christ presaged. But the devils — beings belonging to a
    • of the early Christians were firmly convinced that the coming
    • of Christianity was not merely an event on the terrestrial
    • Christianity were firmly persuaded of this.
    • the Christ Impulse. There were some emperors. however, who
    • effectiveness of the Christ Mystery. And it was these more
    • a definite policy towards Christianity which was then gaining
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    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • of exoteric Christianity in the Empire.
    • decided to give him a sound Christian education which
    • form of Christianity.
    • Christianity; he simply favoured the continuity of Hellenism.
    • opposing Christianity. With passionate enthusiasm he strove
    • the one hand, Christianity was introduced as a political
    • day. He found that the Christian dogma had been introduced
    • He therefore forbade those who, by virtue of their Christian
    • He said to himself: If that which is manifested in the Christ
    • with the Christianity of his time in its exoteric aspect. He
    • mission of Christianity could not be accomplished. At the
    • understand Christ Jesus better than Rome and Constantinople.
    • that world. The conception of Christ Jesus that was commonly
    • somewhat nebulous idea of the Christ who had incarnated in
    • evolution. Ideas about Christ have become incredibly vague,
    • afforded by Christian dogma about Christ and His mission will
    • take us very far. If Christian ideas are not powerful enough
    • one day become extinct, then all our conceptions of Christ
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    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • understanding of Christ Jesus and the Mystery of Golgotha is
    • knowledge of Christ and the Mystery of Golgotha that carries
    • existence of Christ Jesus to the beginning of our era. This
    • the development of Christianity during the early centuries of
    • Christianity, the early Church Fathers, the post-Nicene
    • Fathers and the later Christian philosophers, and the
    • centuries of the Christian era. Today, for example, there is
    • Christian centuries pagan temples, with their statues of a
    • Christianity) to eradicate all traces of paganism. Edicts
    • path leading to Christ Jesus is also obscured and cannot be
    • lapse and that Christianity could not manifest its redemptive
    • evolving Christianity and the Roman empire. I have already
    • the evolution of Christianity we must consider not only the
    • Christian cult. And ordination was an attempt by the Church
    • initiation and came to Christianity in their own way, if we
    • mutilated, not by Christianity, but by the Church (though not
    • Christ.
    • express it in no other way) the Christ, the Risen Lord is
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    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • the iconoclasm of the (Christian) Church, are known to
    • which Christianity in the first centuries destroyed the
    • Christianity unless one is prepared to see this destructive
    • evolution that preceded Christianity. But how different this
    • lecture yesterday. I pointed out that the forms of Christian
    • eradicated by Christianity in order to conceal their origin.
    • Christianity had made a clean sweep of the pagan forms of
    • post-Christian centuries, we must be aware that they were
    • the time when the message of Christianity first made its
    • Christianity was opposed to such a possibility. We will
    • simply to register the fact that Christianity was opposed to
    • the transmission of this knowledge. Thus Christianity was
    • Through the fact that Christianity suppressed all documentary
    • ignorance; Christianity in fact consciously fostered
    • Christianity borrowed those aspects of the pagan teaching
    • meaning, but Christianity gave them a different
    • world or — omnia instaurare in Christo” (to renew
    • all things in Christ).
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    • by its relation to the Christ-Impulse.
    • Christianity because the Christianity of his day sought to
    • deny Christ's relation to the sun. Through Imaginative
    • Christianity that was practised by the Church during the age
    • he saw a form of Christianity emerge which modelled Christian
    • society and the organization of Christianity on the original
    • principles of the Roman empire. He saw that Christianity had
    • golden age of the rise of Christianity before the era of
    • the Christ Impulse had been harnessed to the Conciliar
    • conception of this Mystery and of the crucified Christ is
    • the Christianity of Constantine. In Clement of Alexandria
    • the Christ Impulse. If you compare these utterances of
    • main stream of Christianity, to be a new flowering of
    • Christianity to meet the needs of our time, then the cry is
    • mention of Gnosis many professing Christians today begin to
    • Christian of today is satisfied with faith alone and asks no
    • realize today. Christianity therefore demands that gnosis,
    • the development of Christianity. But the modern philistine
    • it may seem we must make the true form of Christian life once
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    • of Christianity, take Origen and the other first church teachers. You
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    • only in the last century before Christ. Some think that the daimonion
    • only in the Christian world. There is a drama trilogy, the Oresteia
    • all times of evolution. It signified to the first Christians not only
    • in the Christian what Tolstoy describes as a mood in the human soul
    • get exterior things are not in the sense of early Christianity. “Yet
    • old Christian sense? It is that will which shows the primal law of
    • up, if one strives for apotheosis with it, for the divine, the Christian
    • religion. Someone who knows Christianity and its methods and the prayer
    • belongs to the methods of Christianity, because it is a means of the
    • Question: What does the theosophist think of the Christian baptism?
    • mysteries. Then there came Christianity and put what had been taught
    • higher planes of existence it is also a fact. The external Christianity
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    • is why Tolstoy resorts again to a kind of higher organised Christianity,
    • which he considers as the true Christianity: do not look for the kingdom
    • he calls early Christianity. Christianity has externalised itself according
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    • is irradiated by the light of aeons as the Christian mystics called
    • has put to him in the physical life. We see the Hindu, the Christian
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    • of the past. Thus as to Nietzsche, indeed, beside the figure of Christ
    • that of the Antichrist stood in the astral world, beside the figure
    • Antichrist where he describes the ghost, the criticism of Christianity,
  • Title: Origin and Destination of Humanity: Lecture X: Goethe's Gospel
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    • Before Christmas, in the
    • the Six-day Work, are also for the so-called orthodox Christian doctrine
    • serious, also Christian, researchers in the former centuries.
    • in which Christianity originated. It arose from older world views. However,
    • Aristotle, the neo-Platonism, the Christian Gnosticism, they all live
    • Christian Gnosticism we have a creation doctrine which I have to characterise
    • in himself. This was also the deeper substance of Christ. The human
    • being experiences Christ, lives with Christ, and participates in Him.
    • Christ is the same as buddhi.
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    • With the emergence of Christianity
    • Since the appearance of Christ, it was possible that one could be initiated
    • Christian mystics who had received the initiation by mercy. The first
    • who was called to bring out Christianity all over the world under the
    • Christ in himself.
    • Question: Why did Christ not leave writings behind?
    • the former founders of a religion. Christ says: “I am the way,
    • we find no difference of the contents, no difference between Christianity
    • in Christianity also there. That applies to all religions. Christianity
    • Hence, I have called my book: Christianity as Mystic Fact and
    • the Mysteries of Antiquity (CW 8). The appearance of Christ signifies
    • who was connected in faith with the founder. Christ descends to the
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    • adapt himself like a limb to the whole body. Christianity brings another
    • with nature, one seeks above nature. The Christian searches what should
    • This unification of Christianity with the antique ideal is the reverse
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    • which was revered in faith, in particular that of Christianity. The
    • father of the freedom poet Körner (Christian Gottfried K., 1756–1831)
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    • sermon without theology is possible. In the first times of Christianity
    • the first times of the Christianity, somebody was basically a theologian
    • that one had in the Christian world view about the relation between
    • significance of Christ's personality. One must have accepted all these
    • We want to do it, however, only to the first times of Christianity.
    • Christ to understand Him, but one has only pointed to the fact that
    • the life work of Christ who looks at it only as history who only wants
    • is Christianity? (1901) by Harnack (Adolf H.,1851–1930, Protestant
    • , then also of speeches and actions of the risen Christ; the reports
    • do not know how to estimate the value of the words about the risen Christ
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    • and that just at this point in time Christ Jesus reached the
    • that point the death on Golgotha took place. Christ Jesus had
    • earth received when the Christ Spirit united with the
    • evolution and the age and death of Christ Jesus. I can think
    • post-Atlantean epoch and the age of 33 of Christ Jesus just
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    • Christ-God—who had not yet descended to earthly
    • spirit lives. Consciousness of the cosmic Christ was general.
    • of mankind, 35, he still had imaginative knowledge of the Christ
    • Christ gradually faded. Then came the event which replaced
    • dropped to that of 33, the cosmic Christ descended to the
    • earth and entered the body of Jesus of Nazareth. The Christ
    • bodily development, through the impulse initiated by Christ.
    • to recognize Christ must be regarded as a misfortune, a
    • tragic destiny, for Christ — from the external world
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    • development proceeded only up to that age, and Christ, in the
    • the Christ Spirit approached man from outside. You see how
    • essential was the Christ Spirit's entry into mankind's
    • mankind's age receded to 33, Christ had to come from other
    • the spirit reveals Christ's entry into human evolution as an
    • understanding of the Christ Impulse can be seen at every
    • Christ Jesus in the modern world.
    • what was called the “Christ Myth” to show that it
    • discusses Christ Jesus from an odd point of view. In the June
    • “Jesus Christ and German Piety.” He builds up the
    • especially if one is German, the truth about Jesus Christ
    • Drews, no historical Christ Jesus can be found through
    • Christ is interspersed in the writings of Harnack,
    • path can lead only to a general Godhead. Christ cannot be
    • understood by Drews. In Boehme the Christ can be found for it
    • is of Him that he speaks. Christ is to be found neither in
    • seeks the Christ and does not find Him, because that is
    • the age of Christ Jesus in relation to the Mystery of
    • Golgotha. Drews fails to find Christ because he remains at
    • find a general God but not Christ. It is an outlook that is
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    • Christ as the higher “I” (p. 191) which is
    • Christ or Sun-man.” Dessoir presents things at times
    • to speak about Christian Science. You know how much
    • connection I have had with that! My relation to Christian
    • always answered to questions about Christian Science, It is
    • utterly materialistic; furthermore, this so-called Christian
    • Science has no right to call itself Christian. Dessoir
    • is irreconcilable with the spirit of Christianity; a
    • the Gospels as precedent. Christianity proclaims with
    • God's mercy and the sacrificial death of Jesus. Christian
    • Science is not Christian. (243)
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    • today are in their second incarnation since the Christian
    • they received the Christ impulse from their immediate
    • people are gradually losing the Christ impulse. Were people
    • received the Christ impulse anew they would have lost it
    • Christ find entry into human souls in the form presented by
    • to historical evidence but is able to relate the Christ
    • Christ impulse the way we did in our first incarnation after
    • the Christ event. That is why we are going not only through
    • Christ impulse. Traditions no longer suffice. People are
    • honest who say that there is no proof of historical Christ.
    • But spiritual knowledge enables man to discover the Christ
    • course of external events shows the necessity for the Christ
    • there is only one answer: Christianity. Strange as it may
    • seem to many, the greatest loss has been to Christianity.
    • Wherever you look you see a denial of Christianity. Most
    • things that are done are a direct mockery of Christianity,
    • mankind. Can that really be said to be a Christian view? I
    • simply whether the idea is Christian or not. And is it
    • Christian? Most emphatically it is not. A view based on
    • Christianity would be that nations should come to agreement
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    • being we speak of as the Christ? One cannot give a simple
    • which Christ lives. As you all know, only once, at the time
    • of the Mystery of Golgotha, did Christ walk on the earth as a
    • If today one wants to draw near to Christ one must seek Him
    • consciousness in which the Christ can be truly experienced.
    • cannot comprehend the Christ with the ordinary thinking that
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    • mankind's age had receded to 33, Christ Jesus, aged 33,
    • arise through the Christ impulse. It is simply a fact that
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    • These lectures examine the four aspects of Christ as portrayed in the
    • for the understanding of the Christ Mystery.
    • that all through they took the view that the Being of Christ-Jesus —
    • be no one-sided presentation of who Christ-Jesus was and of
    • enabled him to understand Christ-Jesus fully and completely, he would
    • my spirit.” Here Christ-Jesus is seen, not only as the Light
    • express, a second aspect of the Being whom we call Christ-Jesus is
    • of Christ-Jesus — these are the aspects that have been described.
    • Christ-Jesus was “Light” and what in Him was “Love
    • understand two attributes of Christ-Jesus in their universal significance.
    • The meaning of what was said of Christ as the spirit-Light of the world
    • contemplates this eternal wisdom in Christ-Jesus sees it, not only as
    • as manifested in Christ-Jesus, that we realise that Love is the crowning
    • have understood nothing beyond those attributes of Christ-Jesus which we
    • then, depicts a second attribute of Christ-Jesus.
    • two attributes because in Christ-Jesus the greatest of all riddles stands
    • Being. In describing these two attributes of Christ-Jesus, nothing that
    • can here be given. I may put it in this way. The Christ presented in
    • the Christ of St. John's Gospel, the dominating feeling will be that
    • fire of love springing from the heart of Christ. This indicates that
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    • These lectures examine the four aspects of Christ as portrayed in the
    • for the understanding of the Christ Mystery.
    • Christ-Jesus is presented. Secondly, there is given in it a complete
    • survey of events which show how the coming of Christ-Jesus is related
    • a complete picture of Christ-Jesus until he has become acquainted with
    • we are shown how the two great pre-Christian streams of spiritual life
    • — Zoroastrianism and the stream which reached its pre-Christian
    • into the great Christian stream of spiritual life on the earth. The
    • from the Babylonian capitivity to Christ-Jesus, 14 generations.”
    • (are fourteen generations; and from David until the carrying away into Babylon are fourteen generations; and from the carrying away into Babylon unto Christ)
    • far more than this was, of course, to be embodied in Christ-Jesus, but
    • come to the earth.” — So spoke the forerunner of Christ-Jesus,
    • and Christ-Jesus Himself: “The kingdom of heaven is at hand”.
    • was the age when the birth of Christ-Jesus had to take place. He was
    • were contributory to Christianity
    • Christ-Jesus from this people. Then will become manifest to us this
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    • These lectures examine the four aspects of Christ as portrayed in the
    • for the understanding of the Christ Mystery.
    • how Christ-Jesus sprang from this people. In studying the Gospels our aim
    • life converged, in order, eventually, in the great Christian stream,
    • mission differed from that of the other pre-Christian peoples. To the
    • slowly, and by degrees, in the course of the pre-Christian era. A
    • pre-Christian times, with the one exception of the ancient Hebrew people.
    • of the pre-Christian peoples. The development of the new faculties was
    • all the other forms of pre-Christian spiritual life, and why had they
    • point of time — already drawing near — when Christ-Jesus
    • preceding and following the birth of Christianity. In the 12th and 13th
    • everywhere people came forward proclaiming the imminent return of Christ,
    • or another being the new incarnation of Christ. — No words need
    • people who are constantly talking about a Christ who is to come again.
    • they would take the Christ for something altogether different from the
    • Christ.
    • Preparation for the Christ
    • of understanding the Christ Event, which — to characterise one
    • aspect only — consisted in knowing that Christ was the One Who
    • to be able to understand the Christ Event. In the earliest times there
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    • century before Christ, there existed in India a reciprocal respect
    • Asoka proves. The Christian feeling which sprang up later, in the
    • Antichrist, while pining in a prison in Prague. That which
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    • rise of Christianity, which was to acquire so great a significance
    • Ostrogoths and the Visigoths, had already accepted Christianity. It
    • apprehended Christianity. Whereas the Franks, who later spread
    • Christianity from west to east, thrust it upon other races with
    • Christianity from those whose conversion issued later from the west.
    • thrust Christianity upon the Saxons by force of arms. (All these
    • The Arian Christians
    • Goths believed in the deification of man, as Christ, Who had gone
    • possible between two Christian creeds which were so different from
    • faith, exploited Christianity for political purposes.
    • Christ a man highly developed above all other men, but a man among
    • men. Their Christ belonged to humanity and dwelt in the human
    • breast. The Christ of the Athanasian Christians is God
    • Christian Germanic tribes had neer known anything but absolute
    • tolerance; the Christian Franks brought in a compulsory
    • Christianity. This led to a change of temperament. On the evolution
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    • Christian Rome, the Germanic races pressed. From this type of
    • Christianity. Those other races — Goths, Vandals — who,
    • provided a base upon which evolving Christianity was able to expand.
    • Although the Visigoths were originally Aryan Christians, other ideas
    • characteristic culture of this form of Christianity was developed.
    • possible for Christianity to be, at that time, not a mirror of
    • determined by Christianity. All the knowledge of antiquity was thus
    • preserved by Christianity for the Germanic tribes. Aristotle gave
    • the spiritual kernel, which Christianity sought to grasp. At that
    • time there was no dependence on Rome. The Christian life could
    • description you will see that southern Christianity was bound to be
    • Christianity of the Franks was comparatively independent, and could
    • opposing him, namely, Christianity; therefore he bowed before
    • this tribe forced other to accept Christianity. We see further that
    • than Christianity; all sorts of culture forms received their stamp
    • from external Christianity. And because they were able to maintain
    • Christian empire, in spreading Christianity by force, it set itself
    • in opposition to the spirit of Christianity. Hence Christianity was
    • who had chosen for themselves a tolerant Christianity, this question
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    • relationships, and the powerful penetration of Christianity in the
    • Christianity is essentially due to foreign influence. It was not the
    • Christianity. We see mysticism, dogmatism, but also enthusiasm and
    • the spiritual side of Christianity they were not inclined to conform
    • force of the Germani and the spiritual strength of Christianity.
    • how these tribes submitted to Christianity, and how Christianity
    • Christianity by force of arms. It was not forced into their souls as
    • Christian. Much of what appears today as exclusively Christian was
    • empire, on the contrary, we see in ecclesiastical Christianity a
    • invocation to “Christ, Who loves the Franks above all other
    • represented the moral influence of Christianity, the influence of
    • They were Aryan Christians. That was why the Roman bishop turned
    • saw in Christianity. All this took place in the west, in the 7th
    • Frankish Christian culture, although it had efficiency, intellect
    • contact with Christianity. And just as the Frankish tribes took no
    • Christianity once came, came now this new culture, from the Arabs.
    • than Christianity. The spiritual content of Mohammedanism is,
    • in the Christian Germanic tribes namely, with external science. Here
    • power, and how an opposing current was flowing from Christianity.
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    • science of Christianity.
    • sublime, by the Christians, than the Lord's Supper. It was regarded
    • of Christianity. Then came the secularisation, the lack of
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    • a complete form of culture, such as Christianity is, was living a
    • traditions, seen through the spectacles of Christian conceptions. On
    • brought education to them was Christianity. Yet the actual Sciences
    • of Christianity. Especially among the Frankish tribes, the influence
    • Christianity as a means to obtaining power. Charlemagne, in
    • monastery schools. Christian theology embraced a septuple of
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    • Church; Christianity was politically exploited. The Magyars were
    • converted to Christianity especially by the bishopric of Passau. TO
    • representative of Christ, as well as lord of the secular domain
    • — as if the empire of Christ gave him also secular
    • case of Clovis, that the God of the Christians was his God, because
    • Christianity had become authoritative in all circumstances of life,
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    • Christian religion knew nothing of clinging to any kind of dogma. It
    • have seen in how free a way the Christian idea was developed in
    • the life of Christ into Old Saxon conditions. He conceived the
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    • on Earth in the two thousand years' tradition of Christianity.
    • early times when the Christian religion was still entirely a
    • enthusiasm for Christianity, and all hearts are filled
    • again a progress. Here we have the Christian philosophers who
    • the Christian Wisdom.
    • expression of what happened from the pre-Christian age down to
    • pre-Christian age when men were surrounded only by the world of
    • Christ Jesus into human evolution the spiritual was revealed to
    • Father,” then “God the Son” or Christ, and
    • Christ coming forth from a figure like a bird, Christ
    • mystery of Christ, His whole descent from the higher worlds was
    • form. Christ born from the bird, — let us hold the motif
    • that is among all the Christian symbols! Much, very much is
    • prophetic foreshadowing of a third picture, A pre-Christian
    • second expresses what has come about through Christ in the
    • which has been sent by Christ and will divest itself of its
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    • Christliche Esoterik im Lichte neuer Geist-Erkenntnis.
    • Christliche Esoterik im Lichte neuer Geist-Erkenntnis.
    • and with ever-recurring happenings in Nature. Easter is one such Festival. For Christians today,
    • Christmas and wakes at the time of our Easter Festival. Those who adhere to this Eastern teaching
    • The Christmas Festival too, the old
    • weakens. But from Christmas onwards greater and greater warmth again streams from the Sun.
    • Christmas is the Festival of the reborn Sun.
    • It was the wish of Christianity to
    • the heavens. In the first century A.D. the symbol of Christianity was the Cross,
    • for Christianity, the Sun was rising in the constellation of the Ram or Lamb. As we all know, the Sun
    • Approximately seven hundred years before the coming of Christ, the Sun began to rise in the
    • fleece from Colchis. Christ Jesus Himself is called the Lamb of God and in the earliest period of
    • Christianity He is portrayed as the Lamb at the foot of the Cross. Thus the Easter Festival is
    • Between the Christmas and the Easter
    • in Christianity of the Resurrection after death. Vishnu's sleep sets in at the time when, in
    • Christmas Festival. When the Easter Festival is celebrated the Sun is continuing its ascent which
    • had been in process since the Christmas Festival.
    • to him of the Saviour who had died and had awakened, the thought of Jesus Christ, also of Parsifal
    • Sun's power is celebrated in the Christmas Festival, the Easter Festival takes place at the
    • of contradiction between what a Christian sees in the Easter Festival, and the idea of Karma.
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    • Christliche Esoterik im Lichte neuer Geist-Erkenntnis.
    • Ursprungsimpulse der Geisteswissenschaft. Christliche Esoterik im Lichte neuer Geist-Erkenntnis.
    • stressed that the idea of Karma, rightly understood and to be found in Christianity, must
    • already spoken of the compatibility of the Christian teaching of the Redemption with the
    • the Redemption through Christ Jesus is unfounded, that Theosophy could not accept the idea
    • of Redemption through another being, for every man must redeem himself. Christian Theologians
    • dispute this, saying: we believe in the Redemption through Christ Jesus, but you believe in
    • followers. This Being is Christ Jesus. The fact that the Redemption was brought about by a
    • certain form of evil, does not contravene the law of Karma. The Redemption through Christ
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    • of Christianity in Greece: to the Stoics, that group of
    • time since the foundation of Christianity and who had a major
    • influence on the forming of Western Christianity: to
    • Neo-Platonist, who lived in post-Christian times and still
    • yes, cannot old Christianity satisfy souls much more than your
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    • for the understanding of the Christ Mystery.
    • touched upon within the German Section until then. Of course, the Christ
    • called the prehistory of Christ. Here one has to do with very complicated
    • to the Mystery of Golgotha. About this high Christ being has already been
    • in the thirtieth year received the Christ entity into itself, is composed
    • Christ event will then come to us in a completely different light in such a
    • spiritual currents that met in the Christ event. One is linked to Buddha,
    • precisely in that Christ event. One usually speaks of such spiritual
    • before. However, that embodiment in the 6th century before Christ was a
    • century before Christ — sitting of the Bodhisattva under
    • to it as a bodhisattva. In this way The great Christ event was also
    • before Christ in Chaldea as Nazarathos or Zarathos and finally again as
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    • for the understanding of the Christ Mystery.
    • about the Gospel of John and subsequently about the image of the Christ
    • years old. In him we meet the high solar entity, the Christ entity. We are
    • dealing here with the last three years of the life of the Christ
    • possible for this important essence of the Christ to flow into the
    • that was the Buddha into Christianity in this way. Thus we see how Buddhism
    • flows into Christianity. You have to think of this in concrete terms, not
    • Buddha, who has progressed to that next level, joins Christianity. This is
    • stream of Zarathustrism to Christianity. Therefore it is also described
    • understand Christianity in all its deep meaning, we have to realize that
    • received the Christ in itself.
    • earlier it was said that it was the mission of the Christ to spread love.
    • compassion and love; but Christ is the power of love. He brought love
    • also stood on the level that Buddha six hundred years before Christ could
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    • founding of Christianity, would lose something for us, in
    • forth long before the advent of Christianity joins itself for
    • certain respect with the founding of Christianity, presents a
    • who is barely separated farther in time from the advent of Christianity
    • On the other hand, we have the founding of Christianity, that
    • turning point represented by Christianity and the culture of
    • “Transfiguration of Christ
    • Christians. The papacy had passed over into heathenism, not in
    • Christian piety in these circles, though certainly of the
    • servant of this heathenized Christendom. But such that
    • something is created out of his soul by which the Christian
    • Christian legends arise in the Madonna pictures and other works
    • Christian traditions that tell of the Madonna.
    • see the living content of Christian legends, of Christian
    • Christianity had become pagan and given over to external pomp
    • We see Raphael giving form to the figures of Christian
    • Italy: Christianity, the internalizing of Christianity.
    • in which Christianity is able to speak
    • we forget everything that followed as the life of Christ-Jesus.
    • the whole Christ tragedy within itself, in speaking its words
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    • significant in world history: The Christ figure in the middle,
    • the twelve apostles of Christ Jesus arranged on either side. We
    • Goethe refers strikingly to the moment in which Christ Jesus
    • the head of Christ: in short, the picture was treated in the
    • paint on the Christ figure, his hand trembled. And, considering
    • and he took the artist to task. Leonardo replied that Christ
    • world, not for Judas, nor for Christ Jesus. He also did not
    • darkness. And in coming to the Christ-Jesus figure, if one does
    • justified, as little does the sun-like quality of the Christ
    • Judas and not the Christ-Jesus countenance. Proceeding in
    • He wanted to make clear that this Christ countenance stands
    • could have its justification only in the Christ figure. It
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    • humanity's development stands before his soul: the Christ
    • of Christ, just as he is restrained in various other matters.
    • Christ, as it were, to the point of a mere thought impulse, as
    • he would go along with those who want to see Christ Jesus only
    • actually proceed from the figure of Christ — one of
    • by the Christ impulse and the resulting mixture of Christianity
    • second millennium, the first Christian millennium. The Roman
    • element is not the main thing for him, but rather the Christian
    • everywhere at how the manifold Christ impulse makes itself
    • felt. His conception of Christ is neither narrow. nor small,
    • the Christ figure had undergone changes over the
    • to demonstrate how the Christ impulse undergoes changes. He
    • pointed out that people had always conceived of the Christ
    • conceived of Christ once again in a narrow sense only.
    • Herman Grimm's view, Christianity needed about a thousand years
    • Christian one, in which we still find ourselves today. It is
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    • handed to me; a notice in “Christian World,” a
    • time a strong need has developed to express what Christianity
    • content of Christology; it likewise tries to help with research
    • into the supersensible regarding the content of Christology,
    • Christology, but I would like to say the following.
    • when Christianity is outwardly accepted and preached that it is
    • sense Christianity reshapes the Father-god and doesn't discern
    • a difference between the Father-god and Christ.
    • philosopher Vladimir Soloviev — how the Christ
    • pursuing it, come to a Christ experience, which is initially
    • the coming of the Christ-Spirit.
    • the Christ-Spirit was not united with the earth in the time
    • was sought for in the mysteries, was popular in pre-Christian
    • finally all melt together into what the Christ-Imagination is.
    • the in streaming of the Christ into the human body of Jesus.
    • knowledge confessed about. The Christ who went through the
    • Mystery of Golgotha, the Christ who Paul saw on the way to
    • Damascus, the Christ then remained within in the earth with
    • Christ is searched for in this way, a person — by looking
    • Golgotha happened on earth — can see Christ walking; he
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    • and of “Christ,” but all the time they only mean
    • creeds may speak of to-day, whether of God or Christ or other
    • great migrations and the spreading of Christianity. The
    • Christian impulse came over from the East, by way of Greece and
    • therefore the surge of Christianity was not absorbed by
    • is coming from the spiritual world. Just as Christianity was at
    • believe in Christ and in what the State does.” First he
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    • Further, we must fully realize that the Christ-Impulse entered
    • whole Earth-development — the Christ-Impulse, the
    • believe that in the personality of Jesus of Nazareth the Christ
    • first Christian centuries could not last: it was bound to
    • — the indwelling of the Christ in Jesus of Nazareth
    • of the supersensible, cosmic Christ, but talk of Jesus of
    • Christ must arise. It can only come if sought by the means
    • sensible. The new understanding of Christ must arise from
    • understanding of Christ Jesus. Nor will
    • there is as a hope from this new Christ-Impulse, something we
    • surface. New comprehension of the Christ-Impulse alone can
    • be united by the Christ-Impulse, as presented by Spiritual
    • Christ-Impulse in man.
    • take the Christ into its scientific, exact view of things, that
    • purpose, that in 1910 I lectured in Christiania on the
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    • of the Christian virtues, while a fire warms them which is fed
    • Christianity and so forth. Here, then, confronts us, as a



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