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  • Title: The Inner Development of Man
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    • completely intimate development of the human soul, and all the
    • This inner training quietly progresses without undue haste in complete
    • follow with complete calm the inner rules that are applicable here,
    • completely in hand and be able to exercise strict control over one's
    • is an impossibility to completely free one's mind from outside
    • extinguished. It suffices to ponder for a moment how completely we are
    • awaken the slumbering soul faculties; let them arise out of the inner
    • it completely. One must learn to love such sentences. If a person
    • arrived to let the sentences rise resplendent again and again in
    • panorama of universe and humanity, which he has let pass through his
    • prejudice and instead lets both work on him in silence, he has the
  • Title: Lecture: Newborn Might and Strength Everlasting
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    • hamlets, felt themselves drawn to the Heavenly Child. In him they felt the
    • spontaneous warmth of this elementary feeling. Let me repeat that it is
    • skeleton; in another, a corpse, already food for worms; in the third, a
    • skeleton; the etheric body by the corpse half eaten by worms; the astral
    • conception. Let this stand as a contrast to what men used to experience in
  • Title: William Shakespeare
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    • they do not claim to be complete. Their 7 pages of typescript may
    • lecture. But important points emerge even from these incomplete notes.
    • simply the definite characters of Othello, Macbeth, or Hamlet. Just
    • there are no plays which are so completely conceived from the
    • followed little by little; “HAMLET”, “MACBETH”,
    • Shakespeare, but Hamlet who broods over the problem of “to
    • be, or not to be;” it [is] Hamlet who recoils from his father's
  • Title: William Shakespeare
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    • be complete. The 7 pages of typescript may correspond to about 25
    • emerge even from these incomplete notes.
    • performances, so that the texts did not completely correspond to
    • definite characters of Othello, Macbeth, or Hamlet. Just because
    • completely conceived from the standpoint of the actor. This is a
    • Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, Julius
    • Shakespeare, but Hamlet who broods over the problem of
  • Title: The Manicheans
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    • Mysteries, (2) The Letters, (3) The Gospel, and (4) The Thesaurus.
    • ‘Paraclete’ or ‘Holy Spirit’ promised by Christ to
    • Widow. The soul, which will later on become completely independent, is
    • Paraclete, the Holy Spirit, the Son of the Widow? It means that he
    • EDITING: This lecture was edited by J. W. Haslett in 1996 from a
  • Title: Lecture: The Work of Secret Societies in the World
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    • and without it man's life is lived out with incomplete consciousness. It
    • his name. And here let it be said that the Masters, as a rule, are not
    • let us say, will be able by pressing a button concealed in his pocket, to
    • will develop every imaginable skill and subtlety in the manipulation and
    • terrible form. Great and mighty forces will be let loose by the
  • Title: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • significant and in the most complete accord with what Spiritual
    • complete disappearance of any true conception of the Christ —
    • In contrast to these facts, let us consider what
    • Let us now consider how one who stands on the ground of
    • is revealed to men in its complete form. Only when man senses
  • Title: Lecture: The Crossing of the Threshold and the Social Organism
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    • Let us now turn our
    • take over thoughts into the course of his day. Let us assume
    • battles, of the SPIRITUAL battles of the civilised world! Let us
  • Title: Lecture: And The Temple Becomes Man
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    • help which are no longer available in our epoch. The Gods let their
    • And now let us turn to certain fundamental ideas which can make our
    • complete, intrinsically perfect — an Infinitude in itself. The
    • Greek Temple is, in itself, one complete, dynamic whole. The Church
    • trying to express something that is never as separate and complete in
    • And now let us turn to
    • perfection, permeated by soul, an infinitude complete in itself. And
    • mysterious world within himself but able to let the forces of this
    • something that will be the completion of this striving. With the
    • spiritual atmosphere. And now let us ask: Where does the
    • Masters, but I will give you a skeleton outline of it.
    • young Prince Diocletian, how the Emperor desired to hang his son on
    • and by her a son, Diocletian. She dies, and the Emperor takes a
    • second wife. His son Diocletian is his lawful heir; by the second
    • wife he has no son. The time comes for the education of Diocletian.
    • of the son at all costs. For seven years Diocletian receives
    • days, must utter no single word and appear to be a simpleton. But
    • Emperor a story with the object of persuading him to let his son be
    • takes place. Again the upshot is that Diocletian still lives. The
    • day has come and Diocletian is able to speak. This is the story of
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  • Title: Lecture: The Migrations of the Races
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    • complete, who felt himself entirely as personal man. The Greeks felt
    • the Roman presents the personality that is complete in itself as the
    • Let us recapitulate:
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 1: Forgetting
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    • Today let us look at
    • actually sheer dilettantism on a higher level.
    • he has been exposed to an unsuitable climate. Now let us imagine that
    • body. Let us assume that he is a lazy fellow, on whom the outside
    • man whose free etheric body, instead of being heavy and lethargic has
    • Let
    • in our memory and after we have forgotten it. So let us imagine a
    • in our consciousness. Then let us see with our soul's eye how it
    • this image to him and let it stream outwards. But if we could manage
    • image is completely lost to man. This is seen best in that mighty
    • the moral sphere of daily life, let us now consider how forgetting
    • soul. After two, three or at the most four days this has completely
    • Lethe’, the River of Forgetfulness, and has learnt to
    • has its origin in the etheric body. Let us imagine a person who has a
    • he ought to forget for the sake of his well-being, he will let this
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 2: Different Types of Illness
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    • recovery. How this cure is effected is sometimes a matter of complete
    • understanding things, completely undermines a deeper method arising
    • case I shall have to ask you to be somewhat aware of the subtlety of
    • over the whole of Western Europe they have a completely wrong view of
    • Let
    • and they cannot even see the tartar on people's teeth, let alone
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 3: Original Sin
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    • if we consider it let us say philosophically, it is somewhat childish
    • coincide nowadays with puberty, it became possible for him to let
    • denser and denser, and to the same extent as the substance, let us
    • because he was completely open to its influence and underwent sublime
    • for it is completely withdrawn from man's influence. Whereas in his
    • substance; you incorporate it. Now let us ask ourselves what the
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 4: Rhythm in the Bodies of Man
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    • during the day, but their activity is completely overpowered by the
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 5: Rhythms in the Being of Man
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    • seven days. Let us go into this in greater detail.
    • etheric body, which completes its cycle in four times seven days,
    • world. And we must penetrate further and further. Now let us enquire
    • whereupon small droplets break off from the large drop and rotate as
    • Let
    • inner thought rhythm, and humanity would become completely decadent
    • Moon and Earth. In the future it will gradually become completely
    • then we must let them flow out of us again into the world, so that
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 6: Illness and Karma
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    • Let us continue with
    • about them. Let us talk today about a few aspects of something that
    • Let
    • let us take a closer look at the working of karma, by examining a
    • will doubtless arise urging us to carry them out. So let us suppose
    • sake of simplicity, let us keep to the example of feeling the urge to
    • not necessarily always the case. Let us follow this up in detail by
    • let us suppose we are reborn, and when we are twenty our soul feels
    • make this especially clear, let us imagine that a soul is not yet
    • Let
    • not in another. Let us assume we learnt something in life that
    • circulation in a succeeding life, and then let us assume that we had
    • planted in him want to come to expression. But let us assume it has
    • to it in greater detail later — let us look back into that
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 7: Laughing and Weeping
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    • greatest wisdom, if we can only understand this. Therefore let us
    • definite form, a form that is complete in itself? This is because
    • in its normal tension, the ego lets it go slack and expands it, it
    • even accompanied by a change of breathing. Therefore let us show the
    • it could find no outlet for the individual work of the ego. Imagine
    • bodies act as sheaths for the ego but not so that they are a complete
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 8: The Manifestation of the Ego in the Different Races of Men
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    • can confirm that earth conditions changed to something completely new
    • should have been; peoples who had completely surrendered themselves
    • completely passive Negro soul entirely given up to the outer world of
    • countries have kept a certain similarity right down the ages. Let us
    • let us look at our present earth population. There are still people
    • need to learn at all! Just let the God within you speak! Today, when
    • theosophical movement that we should let the divine man within us
    • are not pupils of the great masters by only wanting to let the God
    • only wanted to let the divine speak in them, and their egos made them
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 9: Evolution, Involution and Creation out of Nothingness
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    • completely enveloped in external etheric currents that come from the
    • let us consider the gradual development of the human being and
    • let us ask what actually happens when man adds to his store from
    • this group, we ought to be able to understand them. Let us start by
    • completely that you no longer see it, it is all rolled up in the
    • you see a man standing opposite two other people. Let us take into
    • consideration everything that belongs to evolution. Let us take the
    • the other two people. Then let us suppose that the first man thinks
    • Let
    • at that time were sufficiently powerful to let the character of their
    • in short, in everything that man himself produces. Let us say you see
    • yourself in that particular situation. Or, let us say, you see people
    • overwhelming suggestive power. Let us try to imagine how different a
    • the worlds are complete in themselves, and you will have seen in the
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture One
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    • acquired of the content of Spiritual Science or, let us say, of
    • you to realise that there must be complete truthfulness and deep
    • briefly propounded, let alone a programme. The forces of the whole
    • attained only by one who is able to wait quietly, with complete
    • sense, are not the imagery of dream but realities. Let us take a
    • colour ‘red’ comes, let us say, from a red rose, on the
    • But now let me say something else. Suppose we are looking at the
    • Now let us turn to the figure of ‘Day’.
    • We come now to the other figures. First let us take that
    • religious feelings are condemned in this sphere to complete spiritual
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Two
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    • that understanding can become more complete. Let us, however, begin
    • collisions with the world outside have completed their essential
    • Let us consider the astral body first. After death the
    • and experience in that sphere. Let us consider for a moment the fact
    • from whom it comes — this fact is inscribed in letters of power
    • into the biblical record. From an instance such as this let us feel
    • some understanding of it. Trivial as the following words may be, let
    • Let nobody believe that what I have been saying is
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Three
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    • place into the period of Devachan. Let us think of two friends living
    • In the case mentioned, let us suppose that the man who
    • the physical plane. If for some justifiable reason or, let us say,
    • is to be seen inside the watch itself. Or let us take another
    • you will let me share your wealth.” But the girl would have
    • beautiful piece of music if she would let him share her wealth. But
    • world if she would let him share her wealth. But she sent this
    • desirable suitors for her if she would let him share her wealth. She
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Four
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    • is making use of his senses, as long as he lets himself be guided and
    • into the higher worlds conditions are complicated. A complete picture
    • human being, let us say at midnight, regarded from the standpoint of
    • development during incarnations, let us say in the Egypto-Chaldean
    • darkness and guide their vision, let us say, to the constellation of
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Five
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    • complete dedication in heart and soul, not merely in mind and
    • remoteness from the world and everyday experience — let them
    • Let us remind ourselves of what has been said about the
    • Now let us remind ourselves of how life flows by on
    • of the Mystery of Golgotha had been given to evolution. Let us
    • before the temptation of Lucifer. Let us realise that, in accordance
    • let us say of Mars, or Venus, or Mercury — we enter different
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Six
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    • physical mobility can be held still while complete mobility of the
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    • period of Kamaloka when he is still completely enveloped by the
    • Now let us observe what this real ‘I’ does.
    • completely formed? His stature as a whole is still not particularly
    • into the form destined for him. Which part of him is most completely
    • obsolete. Repose of the physical body is the requirement of modern
    • yet maintain complete mobility of the etheric hands. He would be
    • completely hidden because it has built up the human being and
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Seven
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    • emphatically inner event. For the sake of clarity, here let us
    • birth, his actual form is not complete. What happens is that the
    • it comes to expression in the completion of the outermost principle —
    • of an individual. It would be a complete misconception of history to
    • completely submerged in the water. As a result, the etheric body of
    • certain age in his life? He has completely changed; it is as though
    • he has become a different being! Qualities that were completely
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Eight
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    • found in the outside world but within man himself. Let us recall what
    • human evolution on the Earth. Let us look back to an age, for example
    • have any interest in violet or red but will be concerned only with
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Nine
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    • namely, the Beings of the several higher Hierarchies. Let us ask
    • Let us take a general look at life. We see numbers of
    • life as a whole. Let us take an example that is near at hand.
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Ten
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    • firmament itself. The soul or, let us say, the actual spiritual
    • completely free from the ties of the last incarnation. But then it
    • place through the man throwing himself completely into the life of
    • religious beliefs; and then it must free itself so completely from
    • self-knowledge, of completely unbiased self-knowledge. Only by being
    • completely.
    • complete harmony.
  • Title: Michelangelo
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    • If we let Greek art and
    • remains their leader far beyond his own lifetime. So completely does
    • completely penetrated with force of will that he can put upon him
    • Now let us turn from Moses
    • to the statue of David; and let us look at him in relation to what we
    • Prophets and the Sibyls, and if we let all this produce its effect
    • Let us keep in mind what he
    • extent that months after the work was completed, he could read or
    • Let us now pass to the
    • work. How does he handle it? Let us take note of the Sibyls, and
    • after completing his task here he would be able to continue work on
    • Chapel. One he did complete, the Last Judgment. But what we can see
    • completed and died even before the drum was finished. But we possess
    • if only they are willing. So let us look, once more at Michelangelo and
  • Title: Lecture: The Etheric Being in the Physical Human Being
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    • To begin with, let
    • our physical-sensory perception undergoes a change. Let us first
    • earth; its development is not complete and it is altogether a
    • Let us now
    • completely silenced, something of what will happen — not
    • Let me give you an
    • than a shot was fired, aimed in such a way that the bullet would
    • got up, the bullet would have gone through his head. In the
    • too distant future. Let us now close with the words:
  • Title: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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    • The volume of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner
    • examples let us consider just this one. A very significant natural
    • condition, despite complete knowledge of his organ impairment, to
    • to let the phenomena take their course; we cannot tell the lightning
    • from an unsound force of judgment, from an incomplete factual
    • lie who lets himself indulge only the least bit in inaccuracy will
    • opening in the earth, however, and let the sunlight shine in,
  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Mystery, Novalis, the Seer
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    • Bibliographical Survey, 1961, of the Complete Edition of
    • so we will let one who lived a brief life at the end of the
    • We shall find no poem on the Christmas Tree among, let us
    • reality and letting yourselves be inspired by the spiritual
    • Let us picture a Greek
    • And now let us see
    • Let us now make two
    • could have proclaimed. When the earlier Initiates — let
  • Title: Lecture: Buddha
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    • from what it is to-day. Let me briefly recapitulate.
    • full of suffering!” Let us try to enter into the soul of
    • He sought illumination, as we know, in complete isolation. He
    • relationship to the world was completely changed. If the conditions
  • Title: Lecture: What Has Geology to Say About the Origin of the World?
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    • forms, which as yet had no skeleton and were the first predecessors
    • skeleton-like structures. And as we approach the younger layers we see
    • rock-material is something on which, as on the bone-skeleton of
    • then find creatures without any vertebrate skeleton, and so,
    • them and lets them fall to earth. What is below absorbs these
    • we approach the Spiritual and we let spiritual science tell us that
    • is a man who said: Let us for once set aside all the prejudices of the
    • geologists of the nineteenth century; do not let us speculate, but let us
    • of the span of human life lets us be of good cheer. Not only are
    • Spiritual science lets the spiritual facts speak for themselves and
    • disintegration, or destruction, has let the ground under our feet
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 1: Introductory Lecture
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    • sense, and how completely different it is to enter such a room when
    • he had been Jesus of Nazareth. This is however, a complete confusion
    • could only appear once in a fleshly body!’ Let us say that the
    • was only usurped, when a complete contradiction is found in her own
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 2: The Inner Aspects of the Saturn-embodiment of the Earth
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    • how it concerns us to-day, let us place the following before our
    • concerning him he would have written completely unjustifiable things.
    • which we must see how a splendid intellect is completely at a
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 3: The Inner Aspect of the Sun-embodiment of the Earth
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    • the following way as a soul-experience. Let us imagine that a man
    • science and trivial thought. Let us be clear; ordinary science and
    • must be completely free of all self-seeking and must wait what comes
    • us, an active inspiring with grace; a bestowing, a giving. Let us
    • himself. Let our conception of this being show us that in order to
    • vision of the sacrifice made by the Thrones to the Cherubim; let us
    • suppose that he was present when the sacrifice was being offered. Let
    • idea of this virtue of giving. Let us bring home to our mind the
    • Let us hold firmly in
    • conceived by thinking of a globe complete in itself and radiating
    • as follows: Let us imagine the Spirits of Wisdom as sitting at the
    • air ascending from the sacrifice as incense. We obtain a complete
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 4: The Inner Aspect of the Moon-embodiment of the Earth (Part 1)
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    • spirit. Let us then acquire the concept of the creative
    • development. At this juncture let us once again call to mind the
    • ancient Sun evolution. But let us first give our attention to
    • must therefore complete the picture we called up before our minds in
    • light. Let us try to form a picture of this in our minds. We must
    • space extending as far as the Archangels. Let us further picture in
    • easily be made, (and I want you to let these thoughts work profoundly
    • While trying to penetrate the whole meaning of the picture, let us
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 5: The Inner Aspect of the Moon-embodiment of the Earth (Part 2)
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    • occasion (as some here present are aware) a letter was addressed to a
    • a spiritualistic circle was, that the letter was delivered to the
    • clear to ourselves something of this hidden life of the Soul, let us
    • theirs if they had been allowed to complete their sacrifice. For if
    • Let us picture a
    • one particular form of change. In this connection let us imagine a
    • completely surrender itself — the egotism within it prevents
    • intuition than thoughts can grasp or words describe. Come, let us do
    • a letter written by Heinrich Von Kleist, in 1806.)
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 6: The Inner Aspect of the Earth-embodiment of the Earth
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    • that we call Maya or the great illusion, there is the Spiritual. Let
    • recognises a relationship. Let us try to create a connecting link
    • clear to us. Now let us take this conception of the relation of
    • we cut them. The finger-nail is nothing which s complete being has
    • already formed. But once more let it be said that if we wish to
  • Title: Lecture: The Spirit in the Realm of Plants
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    • violet hiding in the quiet woods or elsewhere — especially in
    • affect him like suggestion, with a tremendous power; they do not let
    • complete human organism. It is impossible, therefore, to speak about
    • we would be led completely astray, because we can explain this only
    • consider only as belonging to a complete human organism. The plant
    • hardening, turning to wood, turning to stone. Just as our skeleton
    • earth's rock formations as the great skeleton of the earth
    • activity, drawing itself together into itself. Now let us compare
    • completely sup ports what I have just said about the spirit and its
    • But now let us turn to
    • primeval forest, before the quiet violet or lily of the valley, and
    • plant is mistletoe, which plays such a remarkable role in legends and
    • in other plants. Natural science shows us that mistletoe does not
    • completely different eyes — the way in which he saw in this how
    • earth spirit that Goethe already had in view when he let his Faust
  • Title: Lecture: Zarathustra
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    • It is contained in Volume No. 60 of the Complete
    • It is contained in Volume No. 60 of the Complete
    • Let us try
    • let us realise that the doctrine of Zarathustra is not mere dualism,
    • this, let us think of the course of evolution. We must conceive of
    • difficult for the man of to-day to realise this. Let us think of a
    • is welded into a circle; the completion takes place in infinity. This
    • letters on it and we build up words from these letters, but we must
    • Let that which ever operates and lives
    • Earth and the highest spiritual factor is Truth. This is in complete
    • Let us now
  • Title: Lecture: Hermes
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    • It is contained in Volume No. 60 of the Complete
    • It is contained in Volume No. 60 of the Complete
    • consciousness and yet unlike the complete absence of consciousness
    • Let us try
    • this was the duality. Let us consider our own being, as we now exist.
    • the moving Planets and the Zodiac. The earlier forms of the letters
    • receded through a complete cycle. If you reckon this back three times
  • Title: Lecture: Reincarnation and Karma
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    • and has completely routed the superstition of a mechanical
    • unlettered alike; how the perfect animals evolve from the
    • upon an uncertain sphere of knowledge. Let them hear what the
    • obsolete. This new bible was written under the influence of
    • subjects which they proudly believe to have completely
    • Let us shed some
    • light on a few of these nooks. Above all, let us look at the
    • evoked. Let us examine more closely Haeckel's sentence:
    • Natural Investigation. Could the Scientist ever think of letting
    • must let the whole scientific theory of evolution drop or you
    • at Göttingen, writes in his pamphlet, “Modern
    • regarded as a complete one? If anyone asserts this, he is in
  • Title: Lecture: Life and Death
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    • sentence which Shakespeare gives to the gloomy Hamlet:
    • human being. If anyone likes to do this, let him do so, but
    • the higher realms of being. Let us take fatigue, for
  • Title: Lecture: Birth of the Light
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    • then we can naturally let our thoughts sweep on from this our
    • penetrated into the whole earthly evolution. Let us feel this
    • Golgotha was still completely given up to the old heathen
    • let wisdom fall away, that we must cherish it, in order to
    • can feel so deeply when we let the contents of St. Luke's
    • Let
  • Title: Lecture: Galileo, Giordano Bruno, and Goethe
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    • always have noted one thing. Let us take, for example, a
    • treatise on immortality. Let us consider for a moment the
    • of Aristotle completely misunderstood him; no-one understood
    • tangible, which we can all understand. Let me illustrate this
    • completely misinterpreted Aristotle — who may be taken
    • the letters of a book, and to arrive at the author's meaning,
    • Nature, are as the letters of an alphabet, which express the
    • single moment, unfettered by space or time. Let us apply this
    • an eternity in which lovingly to decipher the letters of the
    • conclusions was particularly convincing. Let us examine in
    • himself “Let us proceed along the simplest lines of
    • mathematical mind, the question of time, which was completely
    • is limited to time and space. Let us confine ourselves to
    • him with complete devotion from one thing to another and
    • For even the greatest minds do not escape criticism. Let us
  • Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • stages, let us turn our attention for the moment away from all that
    • the inner nature of the soul of Raphael, let us allow the age in which
    • Let us allow the picture
    • this time. Let us consider what had gone before.
    • do the creations of Raphael appear to us, — perfect and complete
    • all the subtleties, beauty and power of the Greek language. The originals
    • to come, because humanity is one complete organism. Thus Raphael's creations
  • Title: The Social Question and Theosophy
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    • corresponding volume of the complete edition, Die
    • Let
    • sense, it is his duty and obligation to let something live in
    • After these introductory words let us give a few indications
    • contemplative thinking. And so let me indicate with at least a
    • these facts. And in this connection people let themselves miss
    • between proletariat and non- proletariat. For if one makes this
    • times. Let us look back into Egyptian times. A large number of
    • because he has become a proletarian worker, due to the
    • that. Let us study the conditions themselves, let us consider
    • Just let these people study what individual sects, developing
    • just let them study what the latter contribute to the shaping
    • the direction is changed. Moreover, our proletariat has no
    • the course of evolution is in the direction of completely
    • and compensation will in future be completely
    • give them what they need—in completely free activity.
    • From this, compensation must be completely separated.
    • will be making every offering out of our soul if we completely
    • Let
    • Let us try to consider what the history of the future can say about
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    • increasing comprehension of Goethe's ideas. A letter of his
    • and which Schiller later confirmed in this letter.
    • Let us consider for a moment the point at issue and we
    • Let us look now at another philosopher, at
    • Schopenhauer, and let us see first how Schopenhauer stood
    • Let us take finally Hegel and Schopenhauer. Hegel is also
    • see how they stand. There is a beautiful letter in which Hegel
    • order to get a glance into Goethe's soul let us refer to a book by
    • And now let us ask whether Goethe had this
    • The Will-o'-the-Wisps let themselves be told this, but the
    • killed. And so the Beautiful Lily was reduced to complete spiritual
    • Life is completely annihilated in him.
    • spiritual life; Schiller's letters on ‘The Æsthetic
    • in these letters.
    • This work is written in letter-form to the Duke
    • letters: ‘Their effect on me is to show what I always
    • fairy tale by Schiller's words in his aesthetic letters. Goethe
    • formulate a complete picture of the soul, so that it can develop
    • Schiller's ‘Æsthetic Letters.’ Goethe was
    • Letters, and what the other had to say in a much more comprehensive
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    • instance, an African negro's picture of the world and that, let us
    • the world around him. Goethe stood completely and all his life long,
    • completely objective truths, which men have recognized as such, quite
    • factor, and letting the matter speak for itself. This exclusion of
    • thought to such a point that we no longer think personally, but let
    • the thoughts in us think, as we let mathematical thought do. Thus,
    • for the highest. As Schiller in his Æsthetic Letters depicts
    • man's aspiration towards complete humanity, so Goethe depicts in the
    • completely to take Goethe's way of looking at things; so that it
    • patiently lets the conception be verified by observation, patiently
    • back again. Let us apply this to our whole soul-mood or
    • Kingdoms, which are completed, as compared with progressive man, who
    • means, which we offer as a bridge to let us cross over, do we come to
    • through with it, but surpass, transcend yourself. Let it become a
    • Let us take yet another feature: namely, when the Giant comes
    • indescribable.’ When man has completed the threefold road
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    • part is a complete character picture of the inner human development
    • completely true to life and to the reality of life is this
    • came in, he took the burning glass, let the sun rays fall through
    • — was caught in a complete decline, chiefly because much that
    • state of despair which threatened to shatter his life completely.
    • was first recognized in its complete depth by Zarathustra. Under
    • Let us consider Goethe when during his Italian journey, he
    • he regards himself as a complete nature, but also as one which can
    • Now let us look at the second part of ‘Faust.’
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    • ‘Behind me, therefore, let the sun be glowing!
    • which lets nothing count but the physical, gives rise to such
    • stage of clairvoyance — the stage completed by the
    • characteristic in the highest degree. Let us think of the entry
    • taken from the appearance of the rising sun, and completes the
    • What he has now to go through is the complete growth of man. He
    • love. Eros will complete the whole. Thales gives the advice:
    • incomplete to the complete appears here in the picture. The spirit
    • which he must liberate himself, if his soul is to unite completely
    • lives and moves completely in the spiritual world. But because he
    • development: he has to complete the journey:
    • incident it is revealed that his egoism has not completely
    • completely vanish. If man steps into the spiritual world and brings
    • soul which lets itself be fertilized by the spiritual world, and
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    • possible in the course of time — let us say — for
    • Augustine up to, let us say, the 10th, 11th, or 12th century.
    • farther, we come, let us say, into the period between the 11th
    • greatest Avatar-Being, the Christ descended to earth. Let us
    • get a perspective view of this; let us try to look at the world
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    • December of 1911. No complete stenographic record exists of this address,
    • December of 1911. No complete stenographic record exists of this address,
    • No complete stenographic record exists of this address, but only notes
    • inaugurated. Records exist, but they are neither entire or complete.
    • the content of this lecture be completely independent of all those he
    • Let's
    • something completely new, something born from the spirit of that new
    • place in a completely different way than is the case with normal
    • nothing but complete free will for such a way of working is
    • in the completion of Society's house in Stuttgart, the so-called
    • brochure. At the same time he wrote a letter to Dr. Steiner in which
    • years”. The many complaining letters revolving around this
    • disorder, which had deeply infected his person. His open letter of
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture I: The Significance of Supersensible Knowledge Today
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    • to transplant it into a completely different culture. If
    • Let us
    • required now is complete mutual understanding, not just
    • complete understanding is necessary. Human beings must be
    • to complete understanding. The followers of particular faiths
    • conscious of the tendencies that are coming to the fore. Let
    • Let us consider
    • they are. Just to sit-back in comfort and let things take
    • ever endured without a religious foundation. Let someone
    • Let us consider
    • Let us look at
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    • senses, far from being complete in itself, is a manifestation
    • world is therefore not complete to the spiritual researcher,
    • Let us now
    • “below,” let us try to get a clear picture of how
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    • “Illness and Death.” Yet each lecture is complete
    • the significance of suffering. Let us look at one such
    • with ridicule and derision. Let us now imagine two persons,
    • life. If it is able to let death arise, and continuously
    • complete destruction had it gained the upper hand. But it
    • but let me give you an example to make it clearer still. When
    • This feeling inspires the tragic poet to let the suffering to
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    • a kingdom by itself. Let us now consider this issue in the
    • to say that the world is imperfect or incomplete because it
    • contains evil; rather it is complete for that very reason.
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    • four members are in reality four entities that are completely
    • the surrounding world of nature. Let us look at what takes
    • be a human being. The letters that spell MAN are, as it were,
    • area where there is an abundance of tsetse flies and let them
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    • methods fall completely in this respect, because only the
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture X: Stages in Man's Development in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • aspects of an individual's nature into consideration, let us
    • Let us remind
    • education that reach further completion in the second half.
    • Let us begin
    • because the embryo is completely protected by the surrounding
    • The brain of a seven-year old may still be incomplete, but
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture XI: Who are the Rosicrucians?
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    • of today's European is completely different from that of the
    • complete harmony with modern culture, and with modern
    • recognized by outsiders. Never to let it be known that one is
    • he experiences there is completely different from anything
    • thought when his attention is completely withdrawn from
    • Let us look for
    • These words of Plato are spoken completely in the sense of
    • by an individual when he has completely purified all
    • stretch a lance of spiritual love, the completely
    • writing, but one that is connected with nature's secrets. Let
    • plant dies completely; materially its offspring is a
    • completely new creation. This dying and new coming-into-being
    • is completely misleading; often it is such grotesque nonsense
    • breathe they accomplish only half the process; to complete it
    • attain, by breathing in the Rosicrucian manner, a complete
    • completely formed and built up by spiritual beings and
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    • objections are invalid, let us proceed with today's
    • descended from spiritual heights and let their essence stream
    • is meant by this, let us look at a significant legend from
    • repeating itself for someone who is completely immersed in
    • Let us now look
    • mankind with love. Wagner saw it as his mission not to let
    • should not be there to illustrate the poetry, but to complete
    • account; someone chosen as leader might be completely unknown
    • Ages. He wanted to elevate the concept of Emperor by letting
    • by Wagner, for from the motif of faith he lets sound forth
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    • reactions are based on complete ignorance of the Bible
    • Such initiates were mentioned in every epoch. Let us make it
  • Title: Necessity and Freedom: Lecture I: The Past Shows Us a Picture of Necessity
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    • For people completely fail to notice that there is only a
    • logically proved. So let us tackle the question today,
    • K. F. E. Thrandorff, 1782-1863. Wrote an open letter
    • clergyman let it be known — and it should be alright to
    • spiritual life, about an aspect of theosophy that completely
    • Let us take a simple hypothetical example. I could just
    • everyday occurrences. Let us suppose that three or four people
    • are preparing to go out for a drive. They plan to travel, let
    • very often, the case. So let us examine it. If we see a party
    • sight, let us say. Instead of going with the others, that
    • point where I completely eliminate the chauffeur's free will,
  • Title: Necessity and Freedom: Lecture II: The Legend of the Prague Clock
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    • consider another aspect. Let us take an example quite
    • differently? Again, let us look at Goethe's meeting with Karl
    • can go deeper still and ask different questions. Let us return
    • skeleton, Death, opened its mouth and people saw inside it a
    • Let
    • Let us look at it rationally for a moment. A person in a state
    • controlled by the individual. Let us take the phenomenon of Goethe's
    • literary simpletons and deluded readers would find deep wisdom
    • and Ahriman in every expression of antipathy. By letting
    • antipathy, we are letting ourselves be carried through
    • Without hurting anyone's feelings, of course, let us consider
    • pass judgment, you do it in a certain way. Let us take a random
    • incomplete way if we examine it solely according to what it
    • Let
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    • will of course apply to every possible level of life. So let us
    • Let
    • question from the headmaster produced a complete schedule the
    • review their past achievements and let the wisdom of
    • went so far that the completely “undecorated”
    • the sake of simplicity let us take a man driving himself in a
    • the basis of happenings on the physical plane. Let us look once
    • fashion of looking at his heredity, and so on. However, let us
    • to say that every human action is a product of freedom. Let me
    • letters. He does the same round every day. I expect you will
    • cannot alter the addresses of the letters he gets. There is now
    • now let us imagine another person, younger perhaps. I
    • oxygen. But we must not let monism deceive us.
    • letting it rest there, he will be strengthening and steeling
    • to heart. Then, taking this illustration as a basis, let us
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    • essentials, let us return to considering the human being as
    • with it when we simply look at all that has happened completely
    • in his sixty-second letter of 1674.
    • expressing itself. And unless this egotism is completely rooted
    • also be a bad deed, a morally bad deed. Let us look at morally
    • purpose is precisely to let us observe the deed in such a way
    • and has not become an eye that can completely eliminate itself
    • have come to the point of being able to let it enter the stream
    • is like this: Let us look again at a figure such as Goethe, who
    • might also imagine a painter who wanted to be completely free
    • their course in cycles, and when a cycle has been completed, an
    • life of the world. A cycle has to be complete in regard to
    • completion — an ebbing — emptiness again. Then
    • understand this completely. We can ask ourselves the
    • Let
    • us look at what this means. You cannot say we are completely
    • world and letting it pass through us, we really do receive
    • the spiritual impulse and letting it stream in, we do not need
    • to brood. For then we know that if only we let these spiritual
  • Title: Necessity and Freedom: Lecture V: The "I" is Found on the Physical Plane in Acts of Will
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    • necessity which more or less form a connected whole. Let
    • be acquired by a complete restriction of observation to what is
    • they have completely lost sight of what is behind the
    • is completely bowled over. If you take an ordinary person,
    • if you bring spiritual science to someone who is completely
    • This way of thinking is completely wrong. You will never win
    • say, “What do you want? We are on a completely
    • pretend to build a world view, let them. However, a world view
    • following interesting thing can happen. Forgive me if I let you
    • lets mental images pass, for they are only another word for
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    • from the simplest and most incomplete up to the
    • for him. Then he let himself go. ‘The Lord hath delivered him
    • Let
    • man's creative powers. Let us, then, go further, and imagine
    • offered a complete contrast to Haeckel's own development and to
    • little balls, or spheres, enable me, let us say, to
    • the consciousness of the man of whom, let us say, I perfectly
    • of a dream or by means of the senses. Let us, for instance,
    • incomplete brain, enabling it at a later period to become the
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    • Let us
    • Let us now follow the boy
    • Zurich. Let us try once more to picture him with the mind's eye, as
    • he stood in the pulpit in the Zurich Minster, now completely
    • letter from her son's tutor, who was living in the house. What were
    • the contents of this letter? Roughly as follows. Education was a
    • And now let
    • other. Let us first consider the results of his spiritual
    • itself. That cannot be a something complete in its existence, for a
    • completed existence in the inner self would be equal to what
    • appears as completed existence within the outer senses. It must
    • that Ego which is grounded not on a completed being, but on
    • complete being, but which from the source of the divine world-
    • a flame which shall induce every one to think for himself. Let no
    • one repeat my words after me, but let each one be stimulated by me
    • The following is an extract from the letter sent by Karl August to
    • New Communications. Seven Letters from Fichte to Goethe.
    • Two Letters from Fichte to Schiller.)]
    • attack was pressed home. The enemy never afterwards let go their
    • then wrote a private letter, which however was viewed as an official
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    • Suppose we find it appropriate to let the following comparison work on
    • and what should it become in the future? To this end, let us compare,
    • permeated the Christmas festival. On the other hand, let us compare
    • complete renewal of the human spirit in its very essence
    • Beloved singers mine, let's gather as a clan
    • Let us greet God-Father on His highest throne
    • And let us greet also His only Son.
    • Let us greet the Holy Spirit by name
    • Let us greet Joseph and Mary mild,
    • Let us greet the ox and also the ass,
    • Let us greet them through sunlight and moonshine
    • Let us greet them through foliage and grassy blade,
    • Let us greet the emperor and his crown,
    • Let us greet the squire, Sir Palfi by name,
    • Let us greet our fathers of the church, so stern,
    • Let us greet the judge and the jury elect
    • Let us greet the honored council of this place
    • Let us greet them through the roots, large and small,
    • Let us greet the slats, so carefully matched,
    • Let us greet the scissors that can stretch out far
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    • completely changed when, after our passage through the spiritual
    • point of being able to see the blue of the heavens as completely
    • through the blue sky. For him it must no longer be a boundary. Or let
    • themselves a complete experience, after Initiation they become merely
    • characteristic of knowing quickly, let us say, how one ought to behave
    • the Initiated a mere means to an end. Let us try now to be quite clear
    • things with the usual and familiar means ceases completely. Try to
    • Let us suppose that some being, the Moses individuality for example,
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    • obtained if completely free competition were allowed. Then other, more
    • This will have indicated how a person should not let feelings and
    • senses. Let us not think in this connection of some dull, prosaic
    • do not let us imagine that anyone who has become a seer must forfeit
    • to-day): “Let the matter be put to the test indirectly through
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    • Cosmos, completely hidden from him is everything that could point to
    • peculiar situation. You have had to drink the waters of Lethe, to
    • Let us bring before our souls what the Initiate experienced in these
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    • let us express in a readily understandable picture something that is
    • Let us enter into the tragic mood of one about to be initiated during
    • Let us try to transport ourselves as vividly as we can into the frame
    • spiritual sight. Let us follow the evolution of the Earth, and we
    • Let us take an Initiate of later times when, having freed his ego and
    • them, he looked down at them from outside, and let us picture what he
    • with calculating debit and credit, let us say, or with the usages of
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    • Let me
    • condition. To understand the nature of sleep, let us remind
    • says: Do what I have done. Let the great formula, “In
    • reached when the inner word has become flesh completely
    • to be fettered to his physical body. Now let us read how this
    • of the complete extinction, the death of the lower nature. He
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    • questionable whether this path is still open. Let us again
    • be.” One must completely fill oneself with this feeling
    • It signifies that he is completely taken up into the
    • and let God hold his sway:
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    • fourth grade was achieved when complete inner harmony and
    • is complete. Jesus answered him, and said that it will become
    • John. This is significant. Let us clarify the meaning of this
    • spoke in a completely different way.
    • much. In Lemurian times he had no skeleton. This was formed
    • body with its hard skeleton. Christ Jesus is that spirit
    • is symbolised by the solid human skeleton. As long as man had
    • not reached the stage of having a hard skeleton, he did not
    • express it by calling the skeleton the exterior; water, the
    • skeleton, the symbol for the lifeless in nature. Through this
    • skeleton, Christ is connected with the present cycle of man's
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    • etheric head gradually drew completely into the physical head until it
    • Let us try to picture what actually happened to the candidate for
    • completely cut off from the spiritual worlds. Individuals here and
    • And now let us look from a different point of view at the course
    • Let us consider the point at which a man's etheric body, which has
    • Let us assume that he descended so firmly and deeply into the physical
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    • with you again after long absence, let our first thoughts be once more
    • Now, let us unite this thought with another, with the thought which
    • to make things clear: let us think for once what might have arisen if
    • you all were merely born of your parents. Let us leave Karma out of
    • course, born into definite families; and let us only regard physical
    • complete and tremendous activity takes place. It is an interesting
    • But let us first look at the two divisions which we have just
    • lectures.) Let us first consider the life in the etheric body which
    • feelings which spiritual science can arouse in us, let us regard the
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    • our matters in the deepest depths of their hearts and have completely
    • that, let us say, which in quite a different manner, runs its course
    • the battles of the Central European peoples with, let us say, the
    • creative. Let us picture to ourselves these catacombs. There,
    • how the first announcement of Christianity was completely opposed to
    • placed in a world which they have denied, and which is completely
    • the firmament. It expands, but it can get no further. Let us consider
    • somewhat like the following: Let us suppose ourselves placed in the
    • if a man is led in very early youth through the gate of death, let us
    • our hopes — let us once more repeat in reference to our times,
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 3: The Subconscious Strata of the Soul-Life and the Life of the Spirit After Premature Death
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    • general development of the world. Man has completely different
    • evolutions are completed, will the Ego be formed, as the physical body
    • going on to what I now have to say. Let us consider the case which at
    • destined for existence, and which has not lived it out. Let us take
    • which he had the necessary life forces. Then, let us say, he is struck
    • world in the flower of their age? Why cannot they complete their life
    • completely different poles of life: one here between birth and death
    • complete their life, whose life was indeed forcibly taken from them.
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    • Let us now compare such a memory with others which we construct from
    • Picture this very clearly to yourselves. Let us suppose that we lived
    • it again and again. Let it live in the soul with all the feelings
    • one lets the above question live aright in the soul, there then
    • correctly. Let us take an exceptional case. Suppose a man you know
    • show an enormous subtlety — we cannot call this wisdom; we should
    • simply in one of the Mystery Plays by letting one of the characters
    • transcends that which the heart indicates as Karma, and lets reason
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 5: Concerning the Subconscious Soul Impulses
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    • and especially after his conviction. Let me read the passage:
    • was begging to be let in. Involuntarily the question formed itself:
    • letters, wherein he describes himself in the third person), from that
    • the eternal forces make in us is already completed. Hence when through
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 6: Lecture on the Poem of Olaf Åsteson
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    • letters the paper takes up what it can, and lets itself express what
    • it can take up with its old store of letters, since there is nothing
    • direction, but according to the accidents in which letters can group
    • genius flows through the twenty-three accidental letters, because the
    • never within them, for it is immeasurable. The accidental letters
    • possible to the letters, the laws of which cannot be perceived.’
    • the grouping of twenty-three accidental letters. Nothing else is
    • whole train of thought — which is not the thinking of simpletons
    • we should again make our thinking alive. Let us briefly place before
    • Now, our worthy Anthroposophical members still let many things leak
    • he could only imagine that one comes through the letters of the
    • without the help of letters or learning. We must be able to make the
    • celebrate it in this sense. Let us carry away these thoughts which may
    • Thus let us turn from the general consideration we have brought
    • Now let us turn our attention to those on the fields where the great
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    • things themselves. Let us consider for instance the symbol of the
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    • a product of activity. What is seemingly completed is really a stage
    • effect. If we rub our hand on a tabletop it becomes hot. The warmth is
    • in rhythm, everything is completed, balanced. In man everything
    • Let us study from this point of view the human being as he stands
    • bring about completion determines the duration of his sojourn in
    • however the physical body is in a state of lethargy it is possible for
    • yield themselves up completely to materialistic life will in their
    • to enter into a Mystery school. There a state of lethargy was induced
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    • world through them. Let us take our start from the sense organs of the
    • Let us now consider the human ear. At first we have the outer auditory
    • plant. Man is the completely reversed plant. This is why Plato says:
    • dreams consciously, he can undertake the following: Let us assume that
    • at it long enough and let it work upon us quite exclusively there
    • become completely separated. Then man's consciousness must be master
    • from one another, so, later, a complete separation into three parts
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    • An occult schooling is something completely different from our usual
    • had to meditate on the sentence in a state of complete inner calm,
    • completely illuminated. When a person has advanced to the stage of
    • entirely different from anything else on earth, the complete recession
    • In order to progress further, let us now come to a true concept of
    • become completely separated.
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    • To begin with, let us take everything that is solid. What is solid has
    • the warmth of the world in the heart and lets it stream forth again
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    • Let us take as an example a colour which we perceive with our eyes,
    • difference. Let us imagine that man were to be in a position to create
    • Let us imagine for once that man were able to bring forth sounds,
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    • a brain, had progressed so far that they could completely relinquish
    • These principles enveloped themselves with Kama-substance. Let us now
    • become completely adapted to the other. And Karma is nothing else than
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    • Let us for instance imagine ourselves back into the time about 600 to
    • teaching of reincarnation was completely suppressed. The human being
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    • Let us consider the senses in their successive stages. There are in
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    • and shows, as an important factor, a dark violet spot in the middle of
    • Earth will have become completely transformed, so that eventually
    • have been worked upon by the hand of man. When it has been completely
    • mass; if we let it stand the beautiful cubic crystals of salt are
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    • mood and so on, usually no thoughts are left. Let us only try to
    • and time. Let us try to call up before the soul everything connected
    • self-awareness. On the higher planes life was still completely
    • objects which he has completely comprehended. If we had already
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    • completely different from other aspects of the physical. In water we
    • eternal value, completely sinking yourself into it.’ At present man
    • Sixth Epoch, has reached its conclusion, the ego will have completely
    • completed when after death the entire etheric body remains intact. The
    • complete etheric body, because the necessary conditions are created
    • been completely worked through. Then, after quite a short time,
    • Devachan the etheric body is once more made complete by external Deva
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    • Now let us develop certain concepts as to how man — the ordinary
    • completely mechanical process. There is however nothing outward that
    • house in which they later reside. Now let us ask: When does man work
    • development of Chela-ship consists in gaining this also in complete
    • What the human being experiences on the physical plane is the skeleton
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    • Let us imagine ourselves in the soul of someone living between two
    • Let us take the relationship of one person to another. It can be said
    • As a rather extreme case let us assume that they were at first
    • soul. Let us contrast this with the natural relationship between
    • Now let us make clear to ourselves the significance of the Devachan
    • the Earth, man will have completely fashioned the organs of the
    • World-Rounds are completed. Then everything will have become human
    • In our time it is extraordinarily difficult to attain to a complete
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    • order by their means to mount still higher to a complete
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    • what is called Nirvana. Very much is involved in a complete
    • into the world. A certain man, let us say Mr. Kiem, is the result of
    • And now let us imagine a person whose actions, thoughts and feelings
    • would attain to this must become completely free from Karma. He can
    • What we think, has significance for the next planetary cycles. Let us
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    • much can be explained. Let us consider a thought within us. Behind
    • active. The completed form of the plant comes forth from Imagination
    • Now let us look at the whole universe, to begin with in its physical
    • consciousness necessary for the overcoming of Karma. And now let us
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    • should not disregard. Let us imagine that in this life someone were to
    • Akasha-Chronicle does not consist of printed letters, but one reads
    • Let us now turn our minds to the process of dying, in order to
    • opportunity is given for complete recollection of the past life.
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    • not only let the form work upon us, but also its inner mobility, its
    • factors into consideration completely objectively, for truth cannot
    • it has become completely imbued with feeling, only then does the
    • So let us recapitulate. The effect of all our outer actions is to be
    • behind a whole skeleton of effects. From all that we have felt in life
    • pupils; then we should have the Devachanic Plane completely within us.
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    • As a continuation of the lecture on Karma and Reincarnation, let us
    • garment. Let us now assume that the human being were conscious in all
    • world. The beings who retain consciousness do not know death. Let us
    • today, was at that time completely intermingled with the human astral
    • among others the human Monads also, completely separated from the
    • body and an astral body that was very wild and opaque. Let us keep
    • surrounding it. Let us assume that a human being had perhaps separated
    • of being becomes more and more enlarged. Let us observe the Monad
    • Let us suppose that someone's earthly garment has been laid aside and
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    • Let us call to mind the point of time when, in the middle of the
    • was completed in the middle of the Lemurian Age.
    • Let us think back to the time of the Old Sun. Then everything which
    • turns completely round. For this the symbol is the Cross. The
    • Epoch they created for themselves an upright form, completely
    • Then the one part severed itself completely and the two bodies
    • completely reversed their position on the Old Moon. The animals turned
    • why the human beings did not already then turn themselves completely
    • that only bore upon it beautiful but completely motionless forms. If
    • would have developed into a completely rigid, frozen form. Jehovah
    • man should not be completely spiritualised, divided the
    • noble human form; only these had to be withdrawn completely from
    • creatively is able to renounce completely his lower nature, then will
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    • Now let us follow the course of the physical Earth until it reaches
    • himself so completely that finally he will only be like a seed, in a
    • salt, dissolve it in water and let it crystallise again, so a Globe
    • for example the mistletoe. This grows on plants, just as on the Old
    • Moon god, killed Baldur with the mistletoe, the Moon plant. So we find
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    • On the future Venus a complete consciousness in the etheric body will
    • completely detached; he has then taken the etheric body also with him.
    • mineral kingdom that light and sound appear through such forms. Let us
    • Let us think of coloured clouds floating through the world, sounds
    • The first Elementary Kingdom is difficult to describe. Let us assume
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    • In the Seventh Round humanity will be completely purified. The human
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    • Let us transfer ourselves to the primal beginning of such a planetary
    • when we thus transfer ourselves completely into the beginning of the
    • Now let us transfer ourselves to the end of the planetary chain, to
    • negative, he has created a completely new form. This he could imbue
    • with life. It would be a completely new creation that was not
    • previously there. Let us assume that somebody did this with a number
    • three Logoi. Let us form within the framework of our planetary system,
    • Let us think of the very beginnings of the Saturn evolution, when as
    • Now let us continue into the Earth Epoch. There man himself acquires a
    • order to make their nature comprehensible let us be clear about what
    • ether). Let us keep to the four lower forms of our physical plane and
    • takes place in a small way in man. Let us think of a child. He is
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    • around us. There was however a time when everything was dark. Let us
    • form and light became necessary. God said: ‘Let there be light and
    • element separated off. God said: ‘Let the dry land appear.’ Before
    • Now let us once more turn our attention to the condition which existed
    • when God said: ‘Let there be Light.’ The Earth began to densify. Light
    • condition when man let the light pass through himself. Then a complete
    • consciousness. The light shone into him; man began to let the
    • Let us take for example the builder of the Gotthard Tunnel and then a
    • If we were able completely to shut off all light from the eyes and
    • Let us consider the undifferentiated human organism before the
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    • Let us suppose, for example, that some nation or race is in its
    • world. Let us assume however that it comes in conflict with another
    • Let us take a particular case: the Mongolian onslaughts of the Middle
    • which one still had a consciousness of the true connections. Let us
    • form out of the separated, downward-thrust evil of animality. Let us
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    • Let us be clear about the intuition upon which this depends. This
    • Let us think of the time when the Earth was still united with the
    • Let us transfer ourselves into the pre-Lemurian Age. Then the
    • physical plane, otherwise human beings would not have completely
    • spirituality of the future culture of the East. This is a completely
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    • spiritual vision of the highest order combined with a completely
    • away from the world; their souls were completely similar to the
    • consciousness is related to trance consciousness. With completely
    • Whatever one may experience, one can look with complete trust towards
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    • completely different world, that must seek a father and a mother,
    • body, the more is he preoccupied with his internal processes. He lets
    • trials. The child must feel that the teacher has known real pain. Let
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    • lectures will not become completely clear until the next lecture has
    • been given. In the meantime let it be emphasized that when life and
    • their organs afresh.” (Letter to Wilhelm von Humboldt, 17th
    • etheric body is, to a certain point, complete. This etheric body has
    • has already been completed. Thus in its life of soul the animal
    • is increasing and which stops when growth is completed? What
    • the accompanying discomfort. Or let us suppose someone has so
    • etheric body is completely disorganized. We say then: “It is as
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    • Let me in a few words
    • looked for in the line of heredity any more than, let us say, the
    • Who would fail to see how the skeleton, if one looks at it, as
    • individual forms. What interests us in man's skeleton is the
    • intimately within man when we confront him and can let his gestures,
    • Now let us consider man
    • be taken literally, but let us keep to fact and not to words. In the
    • and bodily nature, we see the direct activity of the spirit. Now let
    • less subtle, I shall speak figuratively. Let us imagine that what man
    • within him — let us imagine all this working together out of
    • three, aspects. Let us therefore imagine the ego to be eliminated,
    • organization. Let the two sides in man come together without the
    • believed that the theory of the blood circulation is complete in
    • ...” (Letter of 27th March, 1784.)
    • A complete
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    • Let us understand this whole course of evolution correctly. After the
    • Mediterranean countries. Let us look at one of these Mystery temples.
    • festival. Let us go back to the fourth post-Atlantean period, back to
    • us in primeval ages. So at the end of this hour let us place before
  • Title: Signs and Symbols: Lecture 2: The Christmas Festival as a Symbol of the Sun Victory
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    • Now let us summarize in our souls the whole range of spiritual science
    • that has been offered in various lectures this autumn. Let us not make
    • this Word. Let us use the knowledge acquired in the course of our
    • Let us visualize the life of the spirit. For early man, darkness,
    • in spring. It is not possible to think the violet might bloom at a
    • Let us feel vividly that the glory and the revelation of divine
    • harmony appears in the heights of heaven. Let us realize that the
    • will reign in human beings on earth in the future. The more we let the
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    • Behind me therefore let the sun be blazing!
    • Goethe lets his representative of mankind speak these mighty words in
    • Let heights above reveal
    • radiant Iris. At midnight a violet-reddish circle gradually arose in
    • time when the earth will have completed its evolution and the Light
    • Hero. Just as the sun completes its orbit in the course of the year
    • as it contains life in its death and lets it stream forth anew, so
    • enter. The Archangel guarding the portal let him pass. This is a sign
    • the presence of God, let him take three seeds from these intertwining
    • light shall radiate from it. Let us celebrate Christmas as the
  • Title: Lecture: The Ten Commandments
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    • By way of introduction, let us make at least an approximate attempt to
    • Now let us ask ourselves what these Ten Commandments really show us
    • completely changed the structure of his astral, etheric and physical
    • and I will let the number of your days become full.”
    • Let us recall what we have been able to say about the history of man's
    • authority, let flow to them from the mysteries. It was not the single
    • he should let it be as a warning to himself: “I shall acknowledge the
    • stated in the fourth Commandment that he who lets the individual ego
    • therefore said: “Let the ego become so strong in you that it continues
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    • ‘heaven’, and Gaia ‘earth’. And let me draw your attention to the fact
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    • completely detached from all the rest of the contents of the human
    • Let us first call to mind the whole of the myth. We are told that
    • let him go, and at last he reaches his home country.
    • Now let us go through this outline of the Odyssey as it is known to us
    • Odyssey? Odysseus himself is its expression. Let us turn back for a
  • Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture III - The Sigfried Saga
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    • initiate Siegfried. Let us briefly run through the salient points of
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: I. The Position of Anthroposophy in Relation to Theosophy and Anthropology.
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    • comes to light when the God within man says, “Let the God
    • Take your stand between God and Nature and let the human being in
    • squeezed out and sucked dry of all life, leaving only the skeleton of
    • the concepts. Yet the philosophers take that skeleton for a living
    • Just such a skeleton of concepts was all that the
    • understanding of anthroposophy's aims, let us first ponder the
    • therefore these that anthroposophy must consider first. Let the study
    • into complete confusion, groping its way from detail to detail and
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    • Now let us ascend a bit. As the second sense, we listed
    • completely surrounded by water, and although he was not filled with
    • nature. Let us first recall and examine the sense of smell. What is
    • well as “feeling.” With this in mind let the student now
    • our surroundings are at a low temperature we let warmth flow into
    • them; when our own temperature is low we let warmth flow into us.
    • and is active in him. He appropriates it and lets it stream out. The
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: III. Higher Senses, Inner Force Currents and Creative Laws in the Human Organism.
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    • are still higher, purely spiritual senses, but let them here be
    • ourselves completely. We see but a part of our surface, never our
    • Let us further consider the portion of the human being
    • instance — and let us delimit it. Through what agency is he to
    • Now let us assume that such an organ is to come into
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    • is completely dammed up within, and no currents come to meet it from
    • can err, because its activity is completely dammed up within the
    • let concepts of things, thoughts about things, rise up in us.
    • To clarify these conditions by an illustration, let us
    • of visualization, let us ask ourselves which of these came into being
    • group souls that endow man with speech? Let us look at the earth in
    • outer structure was already complete. Strong currents were therefore
    • down to the letter formations of the various languages. The reason
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: I. The Elements of the Soul Life.
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    • Now let us turn to something different. Suppose we are
    • completely entered your soul life. Something that has become part of
    • an example, let us assume that while you are waiting for a train,
    • experience. When we perform such an inner act — let judgments
    • fatal for his inference. Let us assume that the ego conception
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: II. Action and Interaction of the Human Soul Forces.
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    • Let us recall the contrasts in Goethe's soul, as they were disclosed
    • no longer let them enter our soul worlds, yet the external passing of
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: III. At the Portals of the Senses.
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    • Let us imagine, then, that the content of the soul life
    • experience a tone through the ear, a smell through the nose? Let us
    • the soul lets its own inner being surge there, you find it to be the
    • penetrates to the surface. But let us suppose that the force of
    • life. Let us keep that in mind.
    • weights on a scale, the feeling of hope is complete in itself. The
    • Let us examine more closely what it is that enters the
    • Let us compare this condition with a desire that
    • imprisoned in itself and has a deleterious effect on the health of
    • encompassed by the soul life, let us suppose a man faces an object;
    • inner experiences in which we have an unfulfilled longing. Let us
    • Let this line represent the eye as the portal of sight.
    • Now we let our desire (horizontal lines) stream to the portal of
    • Now let our reasoning powers (vertical lines) flow there as well.
    • completely. In this case our desire surges as far as the outer world
    • connection with other objects as well, but then we find complete
    • let reasoning and desire flow to the boundary of the soul life, and
    • completely fulfills the conditions of a healthy soul life as devotion
    • unhealthy: let us eschew it; wallowing in beauty is healthy: let us
    • In seeking truth we must surrender ourselves completely, and in
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    • Let us compare this poem with the other from a definite
    • it. Let us keep that in mind.
    • Keeping this fact in mind, let us now examine the
    • but can become conscious. Let us keep clearly in view that
    • conscious. They are always present, but not always conscious. Let us
    • stream of the soul life and thereby becomes visible again. Let us try
    • Enquiring next into the cause of such a reflection, let
    • Now let us recall the fact, already mentioned, that
    • Let us recall that reasoning is an activity of the soul,
    • the continuous stream. The ego covers it and lets the endless current
    • right had it not been for his complete ignorance of every occult
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    • Let us consider, as an illustration, the two extreme
    • that would not have been a complete development. Unmistakably,
    • existence and let us say it finds the physical life of man imperfect.
    • The spirit must feel this longing, otherwise it would have completely
    • complete step in the development of the spirit.
    • Brentano arrived at an inherently incomplete doctrine of
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: II. Truth and Error in the Light of the Spiritual World.
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    • completely hidden from man, perceptible only after he had entirely
    • whole series of lectures. Let us assume that actually nothing existed
    • but corporeality, the outer physical world. Let us further assume
    • must forget nothing in the world when dealing with a complete picture
    • being a conclusion. Let us now see what super-sensible research has to
    • knew for certain to be an error. Let us think an error. At first
    • principle at the inception of super-sensible man, by letting it
    • Purgatory as they are usually represented on votive tablets by
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    • to our anthroposophical doctrine of the spirit, let us call to mind
    • Now let me ask you this. If you were to traverse the
    • though we mastered them completely in our soul, as though they were
    • described? We can do this by not letting ourselves be guided by the
    • nature that would give him complete mastery over all that in his
    • up to it in conscientious inner devotion and let it work upon us —
    • Now let us examine the other aspect, the emotions. It
    • that is to penetrate our consciousness. Let us consider this more
    • spiritual world as a spiritual being, created a bridge to him. Let us
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    • they are, but of what we see in them. Let us suppose a person to be
    • completely distorted and seen in caricature. The essential thing is
    • alter our own beings if we really get completely away from ourselves,
    • concentration, namely, by endeavoring to let our memories unfold with
    • complete inner faithfulness, with absolute inner conscientiousness.
    • raised arise out of principles that completely misjudge world
    • century, and theosophical activity and endeavor fell off completely
    • feel more than ever how sketchy and incomplete everything must be
    • Let me say at the close of this cycle that spiritual
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    • years. Let us consider the nature of this progress. After the great
    • these Teachers it was in complete contradiction. Here we have an
    • human instrument. Let us picture to ourselves in what way such an
    • “It is not necessary for us completely to enter the human
    • Let us now observe that significant Being, whom in his earthly
    • was complete master of it; and this in quite a different fashion than
    • completely filled the whole human form, yet he as man, dwelling within
    • Let us now compare yet another Being with that which affects
    • mission we shall have completed the period of earth-existence.
    • Christ shall have completed his work, will humanity realise what
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    • comfortably contained in a small pamphlet of sixty pages or so;
    • distribute as many copies as possible of a booklet containing these
    • sixty-page pamphlet? What can these Anthroposophists possibly have to
    • Let us take the following as an example. Suppose we have two vessels
    • illness may either be healed, or we may die of it. — Let us
    • say: ‘Perhaps it might be as well to let an illness take its
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    • to understand the Gospels completely a never-ending spiritual work is
    • had intended him to have, he would have fallen utterly and completely.
    • complete health; the illness we have overcome will be the germs of
    • completely in mere matter. This refers more especially to his
    • not yet completely closed. Man still had intense moments in which, in
    • connection with the spiritual world and become completely one with the
    • Let us pass on to the etheric body, which is the builder of the
    • them to find inner comfort, the inner paraclete, the inner
    • Let us now ascend to that which works as sentient soul within the
    • Let us further ascend to the intellectual or mind soul. This principle
    • — was completed at the end of the nineteenth century, and because
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    • development of all humanity. Let us briefly recapitulate what was put
    • into complete life in a physical body. That had to be because human
    • Life-Spirit, was called ‘Kohelet’; for it was said: ‘In
    • names: Jedidjah, Kohelet, Salomo; and four additional names: Agur, Ben
    • world. He yielded himself completely, either to the external
    • seek within themselves the power to find the Paraclete in their inner
    • themselves the Paraclete, known later as the Holy Ghost who reveals
    • the Paraclete. This is literally contained in the second sentence of
    • the Sermon on the Mount, even to the expression; Paraclete. It is only
    • wrote letters and epistles at that time from Smyrna, which, although
    • undergoes a complete modification. It must be entirely re-modeled, so
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 5: Correspondences Between the Microcosm and the Macrocosm
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    • would be completely wrong. The polarity between man and woman within
    • a thing, did not completely pass from the earlier form into the normal
    • form, which has not descended completely into matter. Though it has
    • are which are completely wrong and out of drawing; to these belong the
    • He gets up in the morning, eats his breakfast and completes the rest
    • Let us now picture the vision of Christ, as it will appear to the
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    • great poet, Æschylos. When we let the personages depicted by the
    • Graeco-Roman, and our own epoch. Let us now for a moment transport
    • Individualities of humanity. Let us keep before our minds the fact to
    • occult sense is true) relates as follows. Having completed his task in
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 7: The Further Development of Conscience
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    • who have also now passed over into the Spiritual realm, let us in
    • as far back as history records; do not let us spoil those traditions
    • be instigated by her, but do not let us ferret about in her private
    • the Theosophical Movement for the Christ-experience was completely
    • Society, who has also now passed into the spiritual world. Let us
    • In this spirit let us endeavour to make ourselves capable of preparing
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    • a complete participator in its activity. He knows: “Everything
    • In truth, thought is most completely our possession. If we can find
    • the relation to the Cosmos of what is most completely ours. This can
    • In order to make this clear, let us take a general concept that is
    • Naturally, this goes further. Let us suppose that someone says the
    • dear chap, I can't let you off with just showing me the Berlin
    • Let us keep to the triangle, for it makes no difference to the
    • Let us suppose that we do not draw the triangle so that we simply
    • are related to one another. Let us take this triangle that we have
    • here, and let us allow each side to move as it will in any direction,
    • only draw a triangle and let it stay as it is, but I will make
    • hundred actual thalers. But let us take a very obvious point of view,
    • and somebody lets you choose whether he is to give you the hundred
    • Let us suppose that we have here a mountain or hill, and beside it, a
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    • would be beneath the dignity of man to let one's things be made by
    • grasped. For let us suppose that one day everybody were to say:
    • completely within, so that he can contemplate it in its inner being,
    • Let us suppose the following. There was once in Görlitz a
    • night.” Let us suppose that Jacob Boehme had said this.
    • Let us imagine the way in which one forms general concepts; the way
    • something to do with what we call “cats”. But now let us
    • one must let that which corresponds to it pass over into movement —
    • bring out to-day. Now let us take a general look at some matters
    • accordance with their nature. Let us say they stick at something that
    • occur, and can lead to a complete denial of material life. We should
    • these persons. Let us call their conception of the universe:
    • it? Let there be One Undivided Spirit!” Anyone who goes more
  • Title: Lecture III: Human and Cosmic Thought
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    • variety holds the best key. If we let these twelve varieties pass
    • incline to let one or the other of these varieties have the upper
    • were to say, “So far I have seen violets only in Austria;
    • therefore I call violets only flowers that grow in Austria and have a
    • violet colour — nothing else.” Logically it is just as
    • Let us suppose that someone is a Voluntarist, with a special
    • phenomena; he lets things approach and waits for whatever comes from
    • Let us begin with Idealism, and let us mark it with the
    • mental-zodiacal sign of Aries; in like manner let us mark
    • Often a man is so one-sided that he lets himself be influenced by
    • not by insisting on one of these tones, but by letting them sound
    • influencing? Let us say of someone that with his Logicism he is
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    • Let us suppose that a person so lives in the world that among his
    • also under other moods of soul. Let us suppose that a man so changes
    • tendency to change is already given. Let us suppose that such a soul
    • and seeks an outlet by placing itself in opposition to the direction
    • the central nervous system. It sets in motion — let us say if
    • cosmic decision — ”Let Mysticism appear in Idealism.”
    • think. For example: “Let Empiricism appear in the sign of
    • Rationalism!” and so on. Let us try to realize what can be
    • thought in the cosmos in this way. It can be thought: “Let
    • Mysticism appear in the sign of Idealism! Let it change! Let it
    • men, and that individuals are to them what the individual letters of
    • Let us take the example of Wundt, whom I mentioned yesterday. His
    • constellation. Let us suppose that he could ever struggle on to an
    • his, he turns what lies within his range into a complete philosophy.
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    • a complete participator in its activity. He knows: “Everything
    • In truth, thought is most completely our possession. If we can find
    • the relation to the Cosmos of what is most completely ours. This can
    • In order to make this clear, let us take a general concept that is
    • Naturally, this goes further. Let us suppose that someone says the
    • dear chap, I can't let you off with just showing me the Berlin
    • Let us keep to the triangle, for it makes no difference to the
    • Let us suppose that we do not draw the triangle so that we simply
    • are related to one another. Let us take this triangle that we have
    • here, and let us allow each side to move as it will in any direction,
    • only draw a triangle and let it stay as it is, but I will make
    • hundred actual thalers. But let us take a very obvious point of view,
    • and somebody lets you choose whether he is to give you the hundred
    • Let us suppose that we have here a mountain or hill, and beside it, a
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    • would be beneath the dignity of man to let one's things be made by
    • grasped. For let us suppose that one day everybody were to say:
    • completely within, so that he can contemplate it in its inner being,
    • Let us suppose the following. There was once in Görlitz a
    • night.” Let us suppose that Jacob Boehme had said this.
    • Let us imagine the way in which one forms general concepts; the way
    • something to do with what we call “cats”. But now let us
    • one must let that which corresponds to it pass over into movement —
    • bring out to-day. Now let us take a general look at some matters
    • accordance with their nature. Let us say they stick at something that
    • occur, and can lead to a complete denial of material life. We should
    • these persons. Let us call their conception of the universe:
    • it? Let there be One Undivided Spirit!” Anyone who goes more
  • Title: Lecture III: Human and Cosmic Thought
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    • variety holds the best key. If we let these twelve varieties pass
    • incline to let one or the other of these varieties have the upper
    • were to say, “So far I have seen violets only in Austria;
    • therefore I call violets only flowers that grow in Austria and have a
    • violet colour — nothing else.” Logically it is just as
    • Let us suppose that someone is a Voluntarist, with a special
    • phenomena; he lets things approach and waits for whatever comes from
    • Let us begin with Idealism, and let us mark it with the
    • mental-zodiacal sign of Aries; in like manner let us mark
    • Often a man is so one-sided that he lets himself be influenced by
    • not by insisting on one of these tones, but by letting them sound
    • influencing? Let us say of someone that with his Logicism he is
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    • Let us suppose that a person so lives in the world that among his
    • also under other moods of soul. Let us suppose that a man so changes
    • tendency to change is already given. Let us suppose that such a soul
    • and seeks an outlet by placing itself in opposition to the direction
    • the central nervous system. It sets in motion — let us say if
    • cosmic decision — ”Let Mysticism appear in Idealism.”
    • think. For example: “Let Empiricism appear in the sign of
    • Rationalism!” and so on. Let us try to realize what can be
    • thought in the cosmos in this way. It can be thought: “Let
    • Mysticism appear in the sign of Idealism! Let it change! Let it
    • men, and that individuals are to them what the individual letters of
    • Let us take the example of Wundt, whom I mentioned yesterday. His
    • constellation. Let us suppose that he could ever struggle on to an
    • his, he turns what lies within his range into a complete philosophy.
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    • Illness and Death. Yet each of these three lectures will be complete
    • completely enigmatic one: Suffering.
    • suffering and unspeakable pain can be connected with a completely
    • and appears in external action. Let us try to put before us two men
    • able to let death arise within it and to transform this death
    • time, then they came to completion and an opposition arose. If you
    • let his feelings be guided rightly through thoughts, to bring his
    • tragic poet, as his hero succumbs to suffering, lets this suffering
    • life becomes richer, more full of content, when we let it extend over
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    • complete way the problem of how to carry the greatest possible mass
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    • being bound up with it. Let those who shudder at the word teleology
    • an historical survey of these solutions; hence let us mention here
    • what is illness? Let us be clear what happens when a man as a living
    • single letters of an alphabet are set out in the whole of nature, and
    • where there is an abundance of tsetse flies and let these animals be
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    • character in its completeness. The influence from the head is
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    • The volume of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner
    • wrapped in a bluish radiance — bluish, blue to violet; such is
    • gets to know — it is on one side bluish-violet, on the other
    • shades of blue and violet, on the other side burning, sparkling red
    • but that something is made from them — on this one depends. Let
    • violet — the western earth, sparkling reddish-yellow. But other
    • the bluish-violet something of a golden form, a golden crystal form,
    • blue-violet earth-aura. This will bring you near. This is something
    • as an organism, shining out into the cosmos: blue-violet, with the
    • From what does the blue-violet on one side of the earth-aura
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas VII: The Creation of A Michael Festival Out Of The Spirit (Extract)
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    • birth. At that time astrology was not the dilettantism it often is
    • the earth is completely united with the earth. For when the earth is
    • Let us take the opposite season: midsummer time. Just as man draws in
    • thought it terrible that it did not fall each year, let us say on the
  • Title: Deed of Christ: Lecture 2: The Deed of Christ and the Opposing Spiritual Powers. Lucifer, Ahriman, Asuras.
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    • now let us go further. In our days we are moving towards the epoch
    • intrusion of Beings. Let us be clear about the nature of these Beings.
    • Once again let us look back. We have said that suffering and pain, nay
    • coming. Let us suppose that Christ had not come, that the Mystery of
    • the spiritual world felt completely isolated, enveloped in darkness.
    • which enables man to find the way upwards. And now let us ask
    • rest satisfied with letting Christ's power work upon him
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    • resound as it were across thousands of years. Goethe has let words
    • bring him completely into the material world of sense, in order to
    • A condition of complete isolation, leading to the intensification of
    • influence that he succumbs to it so completely. Goethe's
    • But let us not forget that since that time the destiny of Ahriman has
    • aspects of such questions can be presented to the world to-day. Let
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    • In the Letter to the Community of Ephesus, the Apocalypse tries to
    • in this passage of the Letter to the Community of Ephesus which stands
    • 2:7 He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches; To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the tree of life, which is in the midst of the paradise of God. \
    • hate. He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the
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    • Root Race is completed and a new race of mankind, together with a new
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    • but man's covenant, yet if it be confirmed, no man annulleth, or
    • they should develop on into the future. In the Letters to the seven
    • aright, let us ask: How does the writer of the Apocalypse help us to
    • need not have happened. The Letters to the Communities contain not
    • the goal. A third part (of humanity) falls away completely from
    • third which does not reach the goal and falls completely away. One
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 1: Spiritual Science and Language
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    • let us deal with that universal expression of the human spirit which is
    • but which take place completely outside the sphere of the brain. The same
    • completely of the soul, transforms the brain even in the course of one life.
    • completed when the inner expression “ma” or “pa” is
    • Then it can be understood how the spirit of language — let us call this
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 2: Laughing and Weeping
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    • basis of the ego's activities within the human soul? Let us look at
    • completion only in the balance, never in swinging to and fro between
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    • all, a mystic's inner life does not come before him as a complete
    • and to withdraw his attention from them completely, they will yet leave a
    • subject gives difficulty because of the subtlety of its ideas, the best way
    • Now let us see how
    • revelation; we let God hold sway only if we are able to sacrifice our inner
    • cognition, we shall be taking the second line in the right sense. We let the
    • yourself above yourself and truly let the divine spiritual ground of worlds
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    • character of prayer. Let us avoid misunderstanding. We are not extolling
    • for it with complete inward restfulness, perfect tranquillity of mind. Anyone
    • Let me perish, for all I care!
    • In my booklet,
    • booklet that the seven petitions can be understood only by someone who has
    • when, it seeks perfection through inward prayer and complete devotion to what
    • will let it permeate me and perfect me — then in a certain sense a
    • recognise this might try the following experiment. Let him look back over a
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 5: Sickness and Healing
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    • Now let us observe
    • the so-called normal human life and its development in essence. Let us ask
    • She promises marriage to each one after she has completed a certain
    • completely powerless, then, to transfuse into his physical and ether bodies
    • could not form into the complete bodies of the previous life. Now, in a new
    • unable to put into practice in the previous life because the complete ether
    • body and ego, need not in a given period of life be in complete harmony. If
    • there were complete harmony then the case would be that when the human being
    • “viewpoint of the gods” it is justified to let an illness end in
    • conclusions, but it will let the experience ripen in order gradually to
    • said: “Let the human being strive whilst he still errs!” Error
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    • completeness as a living entity, subject to what we call evolution — so
    • Let us now ask how
    • Let us look away
    • Let us think, for
    • brings before us a complete dramatic action which can be expected to evoke
    • undergo a catharsis or purgation. Let us note that man, on coming into
    • hasten towards higher levels.” Let us be glad that at every moment the
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    • Today, let us observe an area of human life which can lead to misery,
    • the right moment, so that he applies the first one in a new and completely
    • Let us assume, for
    • something completely different to what was actually said. One meets cases
    • sequence of ideas which unfolds whilst something completely different is
    • happening in the fully conscious soul-life. Let us assume, now, that a person
    • completely different cases. In the first the soul-life acts of its own
    • between the inner and the outer human being. Let us take the case of the
    • experiences of the intellectual soul in complete independence when the ether
    • becomes stuck half way and cannot be completed. This can happen with the most
    • clever people, so-called. Let us take a grotesque example.
    • Let us take an example
    • according to the impression made on us by another person. Let us assume that
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    • complete illusion.
    • completely present throughout. This means that he moves among spiritual facts
    • Let us now turn back
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    • let art itself speak to us of its significance for mankind.
    • Now let us recall
    • Let us take, for
    • no longer complete. Aeschylus was thus the right and proper poet to dramatise
    • Let the Muse sing the story I have to tell.” Dante, alone with
    • Now let us take a
    • Hamlet, Cordelia, Desdemona; but we have no direct perception of anything
    • denies himself whenever he describes Lear, Hamlet and so on; he is never
    • tempted into presenting his own ideas, for as Shakespeare he is completely
    • pass on from Dante to Shakespeare. Let us try to compare Dante and
    • subtleties of his achievement.
    • can be created once only. Besides Hamlet, Shakespeare created Lear, Othello,
    • Hamlet, Cordelia and so on. Goethe entered into the highest human element in
  • Title: Excursus/Mark: I: A Retrospect
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    • with him through the gates of death. Or let us put it as a question
    • especially to acquire. Never let it be said that man cannot
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    • is stated in a manner more suited to the generality. Let us suppose the
    • Let us suppose that
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    • complete it, he stuck in it. He still could give an outline of his
    • psychology was fitted to do this, but it remained incomplete. This is
    • it brings to completion in a succeeding incarnation. Thus we see the
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    • human individuals according to space and time. Knowing this let us
    • Let us now compare a soul of olden times with one from the time when
    • developed? The ego existed already in Atlantean times, but complete
    • groups of letters descriptive of great world events, is on a level
    • black letters. It is mostly in this way that the Gospel of Mark is
    • read in our day. For what is told in it is but the outer lettering of
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    • let it go. These are pictures perceived by spiritual consciousness,
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    • Let us now consider
    • study of the letters of St. Paul will prove to anyone that he saw in
    • had been before? Such questions can only spring from a complete
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    • Let us, in the first
    • out the difference between the hands and, let us say, the
    • a certain extent inhuman to laugh at a simpleton, but it is quite
    • what actually befalls our fellow men, or at a real simpleton. Thus
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    • particular cases. In the first place let us suppose that we have
    • actual. Let us suppose then that this idea first arose in his head,
    • will not let this loose headlong on humanity like a mad bull, but
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    • completely filled with the meaning of such symbols they have to be
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    • Let us now consider
    • completely disappear in the course of the nineteenth century, yet he
    • unconscious way into the hearts and souls of men. Let us try to form
    • into another world than that of the nineteenth century. Let us look
    • centuries, when many who are here now were incarnated, and let us see
    • people about them. Let me try to call up before you what these souls
    • concerning the spirit. What did these people say? Let us recall a
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course I - Lecture I: The Eternal and the Transient in the Human Being
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    • in death cannot get through this horror completely. One has tried to
    • Because the human being could not omit to let his wishes have a say
    • of the present time lets me take a stand in his sense against his conclusions.
    • that he has to learn for years only and to let a long period pass. Today
    • Let us test how transient
    • happens: the concept of development. The complete world of organisms
    • it also lets arise one type from the other under given circumstances.
    • Let us try to explain the
    • to cope with life. Let me still go into it with some words. No, theosophy
    • and he becomes more and more capable. This picture lets the thought
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    • completely from that which one calls, actually, the soul. That is why
    • We all must complete
    • must have the right to let his persons speak out of the situation. If
    • creed, why Goethe would let Faust explore all wisdom of the world? “Have
    • therefore, the most dilettantish attempts spread. Theosophy wants to
    • sciences. But the soul was there always as something complete, and today
    • but he lets the soul come into being every time anew by a miracle of
    • to a scientific view. As sciences let a species develop from a species
    • theosophy lets a soul develop from a soul. It also lets the higher arise
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    • we are droplets of the same quality, of the same essence. Deeply below
    • water reflects the sun completely, every human being is a true, real
    • Let us have a look at the
    • dead energy the materialist offers and adores. Let us look back at the
    • beings. These were higher levels than that which the completely savages
    • is only inclined to hear this inner voice unselfishly, not to let drown
    • oriental or to theosophical wisdom is completely different. He says
    • theosophist even then, theosophist completely in our sense. He was a
    • of God is not a science of God, but we let flow everything we can experience
    • of the Germans. He can be understood completely when he is illuminated
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    • absolutely new or at least a complete renewal of the world view. At that time
    • thoughts have taken place there. Let me only give a few examples.
    • this is that which also religious scholars strive for today. To the letter one
    • God Who became flesh has taken on a materialistic colouring gradually. Let me
    • fulfilled itself. If we look at this, we stand completely on the ground of theosophy.
    • go another way with the whole humankind and also to let become blessed those
    • Let me only give a few examples
    • because it is contradictory to the letter. The letter kills, the spirit brings
    • this event, let us once come back to another fact which is little attention
    • wants to animate again. That sense which, by the way, had not completely become
    • words only, but let evoke in yourself what speaks out of him.
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    • in the present look at theosophy as something that one must call a dilettantish
    • of it, it is a dilettantish, a picked up matter.
    • dilettantish person with regard to science. Who has not heard often
    • conviction, but because I do not consider theosophy as anything dilettantish
    • from nature. Now, however, he lets the human mind give the laws to nature.
    • He lets everything circle around the human mind like Copernicus let
    • in the 19th century agreed apparently completely with Kant. Take the
    • It consists in the fact that any organ answers in its way. If you let
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    • is reality. Let us take the tone. You know that the oscillation of the air is
    • trillions oscillations, with violet 751 to 757 trillions oscillations. This
    • image if I have the sensation red and the sensation violet. Both are subjective
    • perceived. The outer body remains completely without the movement process. You
    • Let us go over to another sense,
    • epistemologists. Apparently we have to agree with Schopenhauer completely if
    • are completely outside our rational knowledge. Reason has a limit, and it is
    • apparently to Kant’s philosophy are also completely based on this philosophy.
    • at the world, we find contradictions there. Let us have a look at the own ego.
    • dreams. But something drives us to want the good. This lets us look into this
    • to complete knowledge and world view while he split the world in a recognisable
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    • which we can call illusionism which turns us completely to our own consciousness
    • was called: Eduard von Hartmann himself. He showed that he could completely
    • of Schopenhauer which should complete the first one: The world is will. —
    • of temperature, we know that we have only ideas of our ego. Let us be consistent.
    • We completely float in the air. We do not have any firm point. We have destroyed
    • that way. If I am completely within my thinking, then it is impossible as it
    • to idealism et cetera. However, let this become the whole knowledge, and then
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    • completely intact make it impossible to us to accomplish certain mental manifestations.
    • Today you allow me to speak of the psychology of Aristotle who completed as
    • of development. He stood completely on the standpoint of the theory of evolution.
    • He let the most imperfect beings still arise from abiogenesis, by mere meeting
    • completely with everything that modern natural sciences teach. Now, take The
    • The mathematical thinking does not suffice. It is the first step where we completely
    • have also done. The type controls the animal completely. Tomorrow it does the
    • where monkeys lived. They went away, let the fire burn and left the wood. The
    • The deep sense of the Greek myth of drinking from the Lethe River reveals itself
    • because it has not learnt to be free of sensual phantasms. We completely penetrate
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    • the absurd assertion that the marvellous tragedy Hamlet is nothing
    • in the human being. Let us assume that this final goal of natural sciences would
    • movements take place. You have a complete machine before yourselves. What do
    • there if we let our own ego speak? What do we discover if we do not see with
    • completely different from the desire and pain of the other. What one feels as
    • We find a complete metaphor of the interrelation of soul and destiny in nature.
    • directions that we have only to become engrossed completely in it to get an
    • in its character of species. We are completely satisfied if we have described
    • We are completely informed about a lion if we have understood how the lion species
    • that this is completely different with the human beings, then the difference
    • I have shown that Aristotle stood with regard to our physical world completely
    • on the standpoints of the modern theory of evolution that he lets develop the
    • of the highest soul, he rightly says completely the same as we have explained
    • ancestors. Thus Herbert Spencer equates the soul development completely with
    • or grandfather of this lion instead of this: you will be completely satisfied
    • very own life. The biographies of the grandfather or father are completely different
    • thoughts completely can never regard the spiritual development as analogous
    • Let us compare the psychology of
    • seems quite strange. He wrote down a complete mass — which he heard once
    • scientific facts have not completely worked through the whole range neither
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    • Let me begin this third lecture with an image Plato used to
    • of the sage at the moment when the external sensuous situation seems to be completely
    • or philosophical arguments, but while he let a high developed human being express
    • only this, but in an important, essential moment Plato lets Socrates express
    • are contributory factors. We do not care completely that two times two are four;
    • in the true light. Plato also wanted to say this when he let the dying Socrates
    • person from one room into another and let him sleep there some time. Impressions
    • still to let speak the spirit to ourselves. Clairvoyance is called that level
    • become completely insensible and dull that way. O no, on the contrary, such
    • — I do not even want to say of our desires and passions, then we let our
    • growing human being. But I do not even want to speak of the fact that we let
    • but only that the educator lets speak his mind only too often, yes that it is
    • but obvious principle of the complete selflessness and understands the effacement
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    • completely and can be acknowledged by nobody more than by me. But even if we
    • replied to the spiritualist is completely maintained, while that which the spiritualist
    • catchword “science of the soul without soul,” but they have completely
    • This fact must be appreciated completely if one wants to understand the development
    • as necessary simply from its course. We completely ignore at first that dilettantes
    • have mainly occupied themselves with spiritism and its phenomena. Let us look
    • like the great English chemist Crookes, did completely commit to spiritism?
    • movement as a cultural-historical necessity this way, let us look a little at
    • Let me make a reference shortly
    • hostile to the earthly matters, but completely live in the earthly and should
    • is why we should never let cloud our consciousness. This has enabled us with
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    • completely by themselves to such a condition where their usual waking consciousness
    • is extinguished where they behave towards the outside world completely as sleeping
    • such phenomena which appear with certain people completely by themselves every
    • of dreams, these flitting pictures, subject to complete arbitrariness, which
    • are determined by the dream consciousness and completely transported to the
    • the same dream, namely the dream which he has had once, let us assume that he
    • light. Let me, therefore, briefly indicate what theosophy teaches about the
    • according to its observation only as one of the members of which the complete
    • but she may be completely intact and honest.
    • that a complete ideal is realised at every point in time, therefore, theosophy
    • this advice. However, it will let all spiritual attempts be carried out only
    • Lets none remove her veil,
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    • not completely to your views, because we representatives of theosophy, nevertheless,
    • Let me now outline the development
    • only somebody can completely understand this who occupies himself not in such
    • only completely on the scientific point of view which wanted to investigate
    • but he also was far ahead of his time in this regard. Then he completely turned
    • asked for a secret which a brother had not completely told before his death
    • Then Swedenborg came back and said to the friend: excuse that I let you wait.
    • completely in accord with the ancient teachings of wisdom of theosophy. Also
    • said that the facts could not be denied. They let themselves not be swayed during
    • 1716 the natal year of spiritism — have completely adapted themselves
    • our bodily eyes to let us see the physical. Nature has dismissed us with outer
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    • paint, then let it alone after you have undone the chains: I say, the chicken,
    • as a dilettante with such matters. No doubt, Mesmer was a perfect young scholar
    • at that time, actually. It was in those days the tradition which never completely
    • have never been forgotten completely, that even again and again people appeared
    • the appropriate methods very well, but here and there they let it show that
    • It was completely disregarded that
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course V - Lecture I: What Does the Modern Human Being Find in Theosophy?
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    • enclosed in itself the force, the same force which is able to let come into
    • this has completely moved it up to itself and joins with it. This spirit appears
    • to consider himself in his actions completely as a spirit must consider himself
    • he completely appreciates brotherliness.
  • Title: Spiritual Teachings of Soul/World: Course V - Lecture II: What Do Our Scholars Know about Theosophy?
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    • — because it cannot understand it better — as rapture and as a completely
    • time, Eduard von Hartmann let his Philosophy of the Unconscious appear,
    • time the Darwinist school of thought explained nature completely from energy
    • on everything that spoke of spirit and judged: there was never anything dilettantish
    • better against the limitless dilettantism of Eduard von Hartmann than the anonymous
    • of those who had written about the dilettantism of the Philosophy of the
    • circles that he could be cleverer than they could ever be. Let me use this trivial
    • in double way. Once you place yourselves before the picture and try to let revive
    • are in rest. I want to completely refrain from that which you hear there with
    • the fact that one lets the materialistic science have the swinging little paper
    • tabs and lets it investigate the paints and the canvas. Theosophy deals with
    • Hence, we have also to completely
    • lets none remove her veil,
    • manic depression: Steiner uses the obsolete
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    • which I say now. Haeckel received more than 5000 letters concerning scientific
    • questions. The letters contain almost the same questions, and we see that with
    • To understand completely how immense
    • lifeless, the dead, the rock and the rock masses, as the human being the skeleton.
    • was once united, philosophy, religion and art meet us as three completely separate
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    • have an effect on the pupil. The will exercised in wisdom lets something stream
    • the third level if one has not adopted the first and second completely. Esotericism
    • comprises not only a study, but a complete transformation of the human being,
    • of these great Christian teachers know to tell how their souls were completely
    • also the religious circles, because the religions have taken on a completely
    • to penetrate into them and behave in such a way, as if anything completely strange
    • to detect their sense. Hence, it is also completely incorrect what is said about
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    • controlled by him completely, but that he was a diligent
    • documents, let us look at who Herr von Rockenthien was where
    • adherents” said — various letters Sophie von Kühn
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 1: Whitsuntide. Festival of the Liberation of the Human Spirit
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    • complete works.
    • (In the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried, saying, If any man thirst, letJohn 7, 37):
    • cried saying, If any man thirst, let him come unto me and
    • dying in order to be completely transfigured in its physical nature
    • does not wish to win redemption in complete freedom and therefore is the
    • Let
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    • and lethargy!
    • it to understand the truth in a more complete form. It is not faith, but
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 3: The Mysteries of the Druids and the 'Drottes'
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    • that he is killed by the god Loki with a branch of mistletoe. The God
    • search consisted of a complete enlightenment about the nature of man.
    • been frightful if they had been let loose.
    • of these old truths alone is able to give an almost complete survey
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    • gifts, but Epimetheus let himself be persuaded and took the proffered
    • brother of Prometheus is Epimetheus. First let us translate these two
    • two human beings. The one with hindsight is the one who lets the
    • this is what this kind of thinking is: letting the world work upon,
    • in so far as a man does not merely let the
    • in his booklet about Atlantis. This art has been lost to mankind. The
    • gullet. And Atma, or Spirit Man, has an occult connection with
    • in a completely literal sense. If this struggle were not present in
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 5: The Mystery Known to Rosicrucians
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    • dependent upon him for the completion of the temple.
    • the following: The temple was almost complete. Only one thing was
    • completed, Tubal-Cain, his ancestor, appeared to him and told him
    • and was able to complete the casting of the Molten Sea and to put
    • work — the building of the Temple — to completion.’ Then he
    • but it cannot be completely understood by man on earth so long as he
    • Let me
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    • the ‘Paraclete’.
    • been quoted by me, let us assume that we have to do with a virtuoso
    • evil, because it opposes the good. Let us suppose that the leading
    • instance, how life in a plant — let us say a lily — speeds on from
    • Paraclete, the Spirit, the Son of the Widow? It means no less than
    • in its most complete form. Its time will truly have come. The inner
    • Now let
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 7: The Essence and Task of Freemasonry from the Point of View of Spiritual Science - 1
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    • Let us therefore recall to mind the essentials of this Temple Legend.
    • were appearing completely naked in the eyes of his fellow men. In
    • receives. Complete responsibility for his own actions is what is
    • Let us
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    • are possessed in a fairly complete form by the larger communities of
    • reason, merely to let the St. John masons in general pass properly as
    • anyone at all who has completed the whole gamut of the training.
    • In order completely to finish the development in
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    • of the Philalethes [Searchers after Truth] out of a group of local
    • that he has learned during the course of life to let all those things
    • lets the pieces play, and how he, so to speak, controls the Karma of
    • it, you are unable to do anything but let it run out in one lump. So
    • can grasp this point completely and were to go through the statements
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 10: Evolution and Involution as they are Interpreted by Occult Societies [The Atom as Congealed Electricity]
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    • it, man's life is lived through with incomplete consciousness. It has
    • By way of comparison, let it be mentioned that the Masters, as a
    • working. A man standing here, let us say, will be able, by pressing a
    • distance, let us say in Hamburg, just as wireless telegraphy is
    • epoch. This tiny handful will have developed complete selflessness.
    • The others will make use of every [imaginable] skill and subtlety in
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 11: Concerning the Lost Temple and How It Is To Be Restored - 1
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    • up the social structure, is external patchwork and complete chaos.
    • comprehensive than the cathedral itself. To become complete in
    • thinking which was mankind's from the very earliest times. Let me
    • The Laocoon priest entwined with serpents — the symbol of subtlety
    • green, blue, indigo, violet. Likewise there are seven [intervals in
    • construction starts from the finished and complete plan and not by
    • But if he lets the Temple Legend work upon him, it is a great help.
    • builds into his astral body, if he is not to let it remain in the
    • intellect. Let us take an old Gothic cathedral, and consider the
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    • Let
    • consider in what period the building was erected. Let us particularly
    • Name’ — that is, a house for the name Yahveh. And now let us
    • it will then be understood completely clearly for the first
    • that even the letters on the Cross are not interpreted aright. Plato
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    • appeared that it would not fit in any way. It would not let itself be
    • its completeness by the Gnostics. The further course of the Cross is
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    • Now let
    • completely permeated by the work of man's own ego, then we can no
    • could be completely managed by the ego. Now such a person would stand
    • lethargic condition — it had to remain in this state for three nights
    • etheric body. He could learn to let what he had in the astral work on
    • Resurrection in an etheric body that was completely permeated by what
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 15: Atoms and the Logos in the Light of Occultism
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    • consciousness on the physical plane. Let us suppose that man now
    • Let us
    • Let us
    • acquainted with a particular plan, namely the plan for our earth. Let
    • to be published in German in Volume 101 of Rudolf Steiner's complete
    • completed its [present] planetary cycle, then the Masters of Wisdom
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 16: The Relationship of Occultism to the Theosophical Movement
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    • Let us
    • Let us suppose you have water in a pond. You can foresee that the
    • perceptions, then he was on the way to completing what one calls the
    • lethargic condition. The human being lay down, and the etheric body
    • lethargic state for three to three and a half days. And then he could
    • particularly important task. Let us seek just to indicate, in a few
    • Mysteries, and induce a state of lethargy, we would then be in a
    • produce artists in all spheres of life. Only let theosophy live in
    • Let us
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    • stages, the previously completed steps of its evolution. What has
    • with water, but all he achieved by this was a complete wreck. A rain
    • which Tubal-Cain gave him, he was able to complete the projected
    • to let the new pass her lips. — It is comic to see scholars give as
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 18: Freemasonry and Human Evolution II
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    • complete works.
    • Let us
    • itself of producing the complete human individual. This generative
    • now lets himself be fertilised by everything in the world; he now
    • him a hammer with which he can complete the casting of the Molten
    • is completely uninfluenced by things of the physical plane, is the
    • which would complete him, as a means of concentration. He was already
    • course of time, the priestly wisdom has completed its task.
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    • Let us
    • Let us
    • Now let
    • fixed idea about reincarnation. Let us assume him to be a prejudiced
    • Let us
    • hollow structure, but by a form which is completely full, which
    • person as it is to refrain from firing bullets at him. He knows that
    • Let us
    • Let us
    • listen to the occultists and let us say neither yea nor nay to them.
    • But let us treat is as a basis for our own life and our own conduct;
    • let us treat it as if their investigations were useful guides for our
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    • complete works.
    • discussed as a completely serious matter
    • For each had to reflect that they must never let themselves be
    • creeds. Priestliness can show itself in the most completely secular
    • turned completely round, so that the lower part is directed
    • design a really acoustic building has been completely lost. Yet, in
    • world as a continuing force. That is completely clear to those who
    • colours on the palette is meaningfully arrayed in a picture, so, in
    • obtain the Cross at all — man already controls that. If one lets the
    • obsolete today has these symbols, but is also aware of the fact that
    • completely free, when man and woman work together on the great
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture I: Where and How Does One Find the Spirit?
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    • the things, we must understand that we let light up in
    • has been completely transferred into the sealing wax. Now the
    • completely transferred onto the sealing wax. Who states that
    • Let
    • take the word “initiation” completely seriously.
    • himself. In addition, true it is what Goethe lets Faust
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    • more and more. A psychological document first-rate is a letter
    • later with this letter.
    • Goethe. Hegel writes in a nice letter, Goethe looks for the
    • clumsy to let the holy community stretch out on cushions at
    • disappear completely, finally, without you being devoid of its
    • complete mental loneliness and isolation of that which the
    • On the Aesthetic Education of Man in a Series of Letters
    • these letters.
    • This work is written in letter form to the Duke of
    • Let
    • Goethe pronounces wonderful words about these letters: they
    • pronounced in his letters on the aesthetic education of the
    • Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man.
    • letters and what Goethe had to say in much more comprising
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    • we completely refrain from a development of humanity and only
    • stood completely — one is probably allowed to say his
    • thought life which deliver completely objective truths to us,
    • completely regardless of the external experience and it is no
    • and let only speak the thing for itself. One has always called
    • personally, but let the thoughts think in us, as well as we let
    • completion.
    • completely on the ground of the initiation principle. He
    • will, feeling and powers of imagination, while he lets the
    • Aesthetic Letters,
    • he has advanced so far beyond himself that the complete pure
    • two completely different realities were confronted. Schiller
    • will-o'-the-wisps, with the conditions in which Goethe lets
    • allowed to lead anybody back again. Let us apply that to our
    • exterior-sensuous concepts. He has completely to become
    • it, but overcome it, go beyond yourself. Let it be the bridge,
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    • effect of the Bible on humankind. If one completely wanted to
    • with blue letters everything that one counts among one
    • document, with red letters what among a second, with green
    • letters what among a third and so on, then a strange document
    • remark: not the letter, the spirit must decide. “The
    • letter kills, the spirit brings back to life,,” and you
    • name it from certain relations of the letters.
    • wish we could bring the real Bible letter of the world again as
    • contents of the original text. As something completely new, it
    • saying around: the letter kills, the spirit brings back to
    • reflected in the letters
    • That also applies to the letter and the spirit. You must have
    • the letter first, then you can decipher it, and then you find
    • which the spirit is. Indeed, the letter kills, but it creates
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    • external letter of the matter, and you find that already the
    • completely brings the facts differently grouped, above all,
    • Let us position ourselves really on the ground on which some
    • answered in outlines. Let us assume that Christian Baur's view
    • time to the future generations what was in them. Let us assume
    • in the God who let the ego flow into the human being, so to
    • Let
    • time, which was completely different from today because memory
    • was completely different in particular. The memory of the
    • as the fourth member of the human being, the same who let flow
    • humankind should become completely aware of the ego. For the
    • body was completely sleeping. It was not only sleeping but it
    • “I am the I-am.” This complies completely with the
    • says: I am the I-am in a completely new figure. He says, look
    • source of this innermost being is meant. He lets Christ Jesus
    • must understand the Lazarus miracle only correctly. Let us
    • world took on the body of Jesus of Nazareth. Let us believe,
    • could understand him completely, who could penetrate in the
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  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture VI: Superstition from the Standpoint of Spiritual Science
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    • of our acquaintance, he was just occupied to complete a drama.
    • On an afternoon, he worked on the completion of his drama
    • completely be pleased to hear that I tell this matter. Now we
    • have written a letter, so that one sends the drama back again
    • incomplete and then to let it send back again, so that he can
    • may be something that a person has banished completely from his
    • completely quietly.
    • There is a popular booklet about superstition in which
    • sentence in this booklet about superstition. I do not believe
    • mental fact of the matter is completely the same one in the
    • thought — in the one or other way. Let us try to bring a
    • the incidental circumstances completely which explain the
    • who does it in a completely unselfish way without any personal
    • completely on the ground of spiritual science and theosophy
    • rope in the air, let a little child climb up, until it becomes
    • child is recreated completely. I do not want to decide what is
    • block and looks at it as his god, or whether Haeckel lets his
    • booklet, which contained these things, is called
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    • can say the same concerning the complete nutrition of the human
    • weaker and weaker, until it expires, and let it go even farther
    • to the other side, let it become negative, then you have an
    • the house completely by my original intentions. However, let us
    • it bit by bit and now I have to complete it. Does this make my
    • plant foods. Where the human being lets himself get carried
    • completely different. This person has a different sense of the
    • It becomes possible for the human being not to let the blood
    • He lets the forces of alcohol penetrate the blood. He provides
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    • completely depends on his individual state.
    • is stressed indeed by some side — again, not completely
    • Let
    • causes. Thus, we have to have penetrated this matter completely
    • influence his soul to let the sensations and mental pictures
    • light, the idea forms the basis to let the physical light work
    • immediately, so that one says to himself if one lets this or
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture IX: Tolstoy and Carnegie
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    • who is completely merged in the outward world activity which
    • letters and leading a life, which he calls a worthless, even
    • shades in his mind, how he realises completely on the other
    • delve completely into that which he could call true, real
    • strong enough to put up the demand, on the other side, to let
    • proposal is made. It is typical how he grasps with complete
    • he needed to develop this only to become completely the man of
    • whole life of the present completely. He says: if we look back
    • but that he cannot yet express it completely in this hereditary
    • fifty years old man: it has become completely different, until
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture X: The Practical Development of Thinking
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    • longer to go to the post office with any letter where the
    • uniform letter postage was introduced in England. However, not
    • let two stagecoaches go to Potsdam for many years: if people
    • are not entitled at all to let judge something else about the
    • completely the same as that which assumes the ensoulment of the
    • to let the organ of thinking work in yourselves. You are
    • to sit or to lie somewhere without letting thoughts go through
    • the head. It is much easier to let your thoughts surge up and
    • itself by sleep, but that he lets this apparatus of thinking
    • and important that the human being also lets the
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XI: The Invisible Human Members and Practical Life
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    • Let us assume that we pass momentary judgment; we make a mental
    • unsuitable for life, practical or impractical. Let us take a
    • completely in any respect is characterised as nervous, or one
    • The human being, who is not able to let harmonising experiences
    • completely into doing gymnastics to share any emotion of the
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XII: The Secret of the Human Temperaments
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    • Let
    • more he is occupied in himself and lets the external things
    • let them come to their own. You can notice that already
    • features. Even in the slim figure, in the skeleton, we see the
    • has a deeper interest in them. One must let these things speak
    • to the sanguine child, let work on it, and then one has to take
    • them. We let it experience justified pain, justified grief in
    • its surroundings, let events take place in its nearness where
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XIII: The Riddles in Goethe's Faust - Exoteric
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    • spiritual respect to humanity. What Goethe completed at that
    • the version that was published in the first complete edition of
    • second part completely becomes a portrayal of soul
    • completely experienced in his soul.
    • and had often got up to complete negation of life in times of
    • spiritual eyes and spiritual ears, was in a complete decline,
    • the handwritings, were published by the letterpress. They were
    • we let him in this light and do not even try to grasp him with
    • on the brink to perishing completely in life, to bursting in
    • in which Faust sees the sign of the macrocosm. He lets him say
    • He lets his Faust pronounce the word, by which certain inner
    • in deep, inner meditation. He lets him pronounce it, and the
    • Zarathustra was the first to recognise this power completely,
    • you let me look deep down into her heart
    • and it completes with thread of thunder
    • the deepest riddles of existence that the complete first part
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    • it also enough in that which he lets Faust speak in the first
    • this roseate dawn in the complete first part — this may
    • and it completes with tread of thunder
    • complete!
    • penetrate to those worlds from which the complete deeper human
    • supersensible world. It is the complete coming-into-being of
    • otherwise. He lets Homunculus say:
    • of love comes. Eros completes the whole. Thales advises:
    • complete Goethean view of nature, of the relationship of all
    • soul has to combine completely with the spiritual world. He is
    • scene, completely lives in the spiritual world. However,
    • makes him able to be accepted completely by the spiritual
    • strange way, which he not completely has to know once. Faust is
    • of his inner development. He should complete the way.
    • But let me now return to clear and simple language.
    • fall off where Faust completely dedicates himself to the
    • completely. If the human being enters the spiritual world, and
    • spiritual science. Not without reason Goethe lets that opus, in
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XV: Nietzsche in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • has the wish to rest some time after dinner and to let go on
    • completely mad; he recognised nobody. His forehead was moulded
    • his kind of insanity would have had to look completely
    • which the look of the human beings was banished completely in
    • idea. To complete the picture: that work appeared which wanted
    • completely to the physical world.
    • let spirituality flow again into civilisation.
    • the methods of natural sciences. It completely gets the origin
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XVI: Isis and Madonna
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    • of this Faust scene better than by the fact that he let Faust
    • completely accepts it, as I have often emphasised. The
    • scientific evolution theory is completely accepted by spiritual
    • he was still completely secure in mental-spiritual existence. I
    • he? Nothing else than clairvoyance characterises him. Let us
    • activity of world creation. Let us try to perceive what
    • although they did not have the complete knowledge — had a
    • completely grown out of the Egyptian wisdom can be a key to us
    • completely apart from any religious trend and any religious
    • last when he let him pass the different stages which lead up to
    • higher knowledge and to higher life. Therefore, he lets Faust
    • sounds to him so eerily-beautifully lets him anticipate that
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    • descended. Let us assume that this consciousness faces an
    • that is not related to the external world. Against it, let us
    • which let the inner nature, the inner soulness of the things
    • as it were, completely for itself and belongs to the divine
    • let these pictures ascend and descend. It is as if the human
    • completely. If the respiratory process is irregular, the hosts
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    • volume 57 of Rudolf Steiner's Complete Works: all eighteen of the
    • longer be a complete human being. We take the most important
    • not completely victorious over death. However, the great
    • did by the Christ impulse. Let us go again back to the old
    • world. Who understands the profound letters of Paul, this
    • drotten mysteries. Thereby they became completely aware of the
    • Let
    • the self-consciousness completely in itself, the lily
    • completely outside itself. However, the union of the soul that
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture I: The Spiritual World and Spiritual Science
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    • science. Who could let a spiritual current flow in the
    • through the world. A symbol. Now I concentrate my complete
    • and, nevertheless, you have to keep it completely at the same
    • become completely quiet. Everything that, otherwise, the human
    • completely quiet for the spiritual researcher. He must divert
    • research is completely in accordance with the scientific
    • experienced beyond the body in such a way that you let your
    • learns to renounce completely down to his deepest organism, to
    • being and causes that you are completely given away to the
    • repeated lives on earth, the fact that the complete human life
    • imagination can invent; as a rule the real life is completely
    • has, all this is mostly completely contrary to that what you
    • resembles someone who looks at a letter and says to another: do
    • letters in it which I already know, there is nothing new at
    • completely that instead of the old patriarchal relation of
    • former conditions have changed completely.
    • can say about the complete mental human experience today. One
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    • hardens, the soul forces can no longer process it completely
    • complete development of the clear self-consciousness. In this
    • means many things not because he is completely aware of their
    • that what the human being asserts does not completely lie in
    • completely. One becomes “frozen in shock,” one has
    • and letting one part of the body activity flow at the expenses
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    • keep itself completely separate from any invasion of science
    • because the soul must be, otherwise, completely doomed to a
    • if we let the religious-philosophical views of the nineteenth
    • first a completely saturated spiritual imagery. It would be
    • reference to the spiritual world as the letters in the usual
    • life. As the letters express something only if one joins them
    • complete erasing of the Imaginative world takes place. Since
    • various way. As the compositor takes the letters from the
    • letter case and forms words, the imaginations are confused as
    • picture that has artistic contents seizes me completely. Joy,
    • with his senses, if he lets the stream of the outer events
    • as a complete nature again which has to produce a summit once
    • first time: you experience, even if you do not let flow the
    • experience completely, lives wholly internally, does not let in
    • has perceived but does not let any perception in himself. There
    • completely isolated, completely emptied inner life. The outer
    • internally if we let nothing into our soul in the described way
    • impressions, as it happens by fantasy, but lets flow in
    • say: there is an object which burns me. For the complete human
    • us if we consider views that have not completely become known
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    • without any doubt natural sciences completely work with tools,
    • completely experiences his spiritual-mental essence.
    • You do not perceive the vital forces of the body but the lethal
    • researcher understands completely if anybody who wants to count
    • become something that touches your brain; and this does not let
    • forward in his recently appeared booklet
    • everybody is a dilettante who still deals with this problem
    • someone is a dilettante who still attempts this. Concerning
    • brilliantly, belletristically than Max Müller, who did it
    • true: nature needs death to let perpetually arise always new
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    • he felt forced to understand the complete historical life of
    • testament that he gave as the completion of his striving
    • imagine the complete historical development of humanity and of
    • Let us imagine the experience of the
    • letters on paper. I ask you to consider what the spiritual
    • materialistic worldview completely. These movements, these
    • oscillations in the brain exist as I write down the letters on
    • oscillations in his nervous system as “letters” at
    • own letters that I have written.
    • letters consciously on the paper and can consciously read them
    • complete bodily experience exists. Between our true
    • before myself; it is strange that it lets my picture emerge
    • from its substance. However, it does not let it emerge from its
    • with completely entitled objections to the fact that one must
    • let a car run over you. That is not the case. Since it becomes
    • completely serves the usual everyday life. This can be because
    • Let us take another case. If a young human
    • completely, however, it will be reduced if one realises that
    • valuable for the complete human life concerning the
    • object to such indications who stand so completely in the
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    • complete clarity can be clouded, can deafen itself as it were,
    • completely become clear how little one manages with that not
    • must appear. A being that as it were lets
    • which decorates itself. However, this applies completely to the
    • you let those qualities as cruelty, insidiousness and other
    • I do not want to say that it is complete
    • a complete misunderstanding
    • that the human being lets flow in the evil are bad only at this
    • A spirit who completely experienced, I
    • Mainländer, but only the rather good booklet by Max
    • today to think spiritually are still given away completely to
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture VII: The Moral Basis of Human Life
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    • Let us assume once that one could really
    • say, as completely, as perfectly the human being could bring
    • his worldview in two completely different parts. He
    • must completely reject the possibility to look up in a
    • it becomes a concrete fact that the complete outer world is a
    • However, let us take what arises from
    • to himself, if your power of love is completely developed ever
    • rooted which exist as conscience and the like. Let us assume
    • that what the voice of your conscience says to you? Let us
    • you do something out of hatred, and let us assume that your
    • when they arrive at the spiritual world. Since let us assume
    • However, let us assume that an unscrupulous
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    • completely one with his “soul body” because in the
    • speak, completely defeated by the power of the view of nature,
    • Voltaire faces us that shows us how in him completely a
    • the world, so that it could develop in complete silence to the
    • marchioness du Chatelet in Cirey in Lorraine. At that time, he
    • divine-spiritual prevailing there. Let us look at the works of
    • what I have just said: this Discord accepts completely
    • Let their two kings expire before my
    • booklet The Imitation of
    • after him Goethe lets his Faust strive with all power for that
    • completely lives in a derived layer, in his educated class
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    • let it hovering over me, I am not allowed to enter it;
    • desiring feeling, or like a will completely filled with
    • last life on earth back, you experience that you have let
    • field of the sensory world, knows that it is completely the
    • expires again and is, completely extinguished. However, our
    • outside world completely in yourself, so that it appears as
    • completely.
    • life with empathy. Let us consider a criminal's life
    • because they came too early to take life completely seriously,
    • to develop the feeling of responsibility completely that is
    • completely combine with it if right morality should arise in
    • they match life completely. Even if the question could emerge,
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture X: Homunculus
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    • understand all other worldviews and can completely acknowledge
    • being is understood completely if he is understood completely
    • intermediate link puts itself between the completely spiritual
    • are not completely wrong who believe to think materialistically
    • being completely according to the principles of nature. This
    • Paracelsus declares in this book how a picture of a completely
    • processes and let them work on his soul. The effect of these
    • since if he has become a human being, he completely goes into
    • Let Eros now rule, the creator of
    • eyes that in the human being that leads a completely mechanical
    • being that consists of completely natural substances and
    • understood his idea completely.
    • Hence, he let the modern professor be serious to create a human
    • being that way today. However, the poet can say, let us
    • imprisoned them in cages. Homunculus does not do this; he lets
    • Completely addicted
    • human soul lives but only to the completely mechanical forces.
    • develops his completely natural human ideal looks, actually,
    • unreal and belongs to the completely natural elements.
    • to show it, and spiritual science completely feels in harmony
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    • must wait, until your soul has become ripe to let the knowledge
    • develop those strong inner forces that are necessary not to let
    • body, we wear out it, let our activity run in the whole sphere
    • completely entitled. However, if one deals with the results of
    • for something completely different.
    • instincts completely which say to them while eating: now you
    • he lets the spiritual treasure he got from spiritual science
    • Let us suppose that we have to educate, and
    • completely subject to a dogmatism of facts, to the
    • something completely right. Let me mention finally that he may
    • judgement. They let us wait for ten years; however, we could
  • Title: Human History: Lecture I: The Relation of the Human Being to the Supersensible Worlds
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    • to admit now that today many circles completely deny any
    • Let me point to an older and to a recent
    • spiritual-scientific research itself. Let me initiate with the
    • can completely disregard what he became later.
    • thoughts of Parmenides so colorless, soulless, so completely
    • you must say to yourself, such a picture can never completely
    • completely, it must remain in the depths of the soul; and then
  • Title: Human History: Lecture II: Death and Immortality
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    • completely in the sense, as this knowledge positions itself to
    • dilettante who wants to put these questions as scientific
    • completely. Spiritual science is not forced at all to deny
    • mistakes.” Nevertheless, this idea did not let single
    • has at first becomes his completely
    • asleep completely consciously. The consciousness is kept. Since
    • the outer senses leave him. Let us ask ourselves, how much we
    • energy. The human being can free himself completely from his
    • We only attain a complete knowledge of the
    • penetrate completely into our physical body, but only up to a
    • the fatigue of yesterday removed; but it cannot completely
    • develop completely in the bodily.
    • daydreaming that completely contradicts any scientific
    • The complete human existence disintegrates
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    • definitely shows what that boy Paracelsus let speak to himself
    • find, indeed, still completely with the character of the
    • the human beings are who have not completely separated
    • life: “Let no man belong to another who can belong to
    • was a complete innovator of that. They could also not
    • it was completely justified. Where he was urged to discuss this
    • special knowledge of the human being, but let the clairvoyant
    • became completely one with the illness he faced.
    • person, because he completely saw himself transported in the
    • around as a vagrant was completely filled with the most
    • understand his early death completely.
    • you let me look deep down into her heart
    • nature, but goes even farther away from her. Goethe lets Faust
    • Thus, Goethe let his Faust experience an
    • lets none remove her veil,
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    • completely familiar by long-standing occupation with the power
    • that can completely develop what was in his mind's eye. He
    • pictorially shown in such a way that he lets the son come to
    • directed to him, and the inner enlightenment said to him: let
    • her fake advice because the king should be completely
    • home, sullen and angry because Naboth had refused to let him
    • interpret it correctly: “Let come your spirit as second
    • Let me inherit a double share of your spirit.”
    • lets not remove her veil.
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    • knowledge who completely accepts the assertion that the human
    • which were completely invigorated by the just characterised
    • completely the same what I have said about the morphological
    • is why the scientific thinking completely leads out of what is
    • deviated completely from a primal human being, what cannot be
    • found earthly relations that were completely different from the
    • being has today in his forms, in his skeleton and in the
    • want to think its logic completely in the sense of natural
    • that also the facts of natural sciences completely point to
    • spiritual-scientific experience is so uncertain, so completely
    • into regions which are completely hidden to us usually if we
    • him as something completely strange, although it is not born
  • Title: Human History: Lecture X: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • completely consort just with the real results of natural
    • spiritual-mental forms and, finally, completely show the
    • Let us now compare this with that which
    • soul confining himself to his inside in a way, completely
    • being, but had not completely entered the human
    • in his complete figure, but only if one feels something that is
    • that spiritual science completely agrees with the actual
    • completely spiritual world and has descended to the world of
    • twentieth century and as he will completely take it
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XI: Human History, Present, and Future in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • the author got around to writing this book completely out of
    • only bungle and dilettantism, because an Egyptian or Babylonian
    • clairvoyant, not yet completed Imagination, no mere
    • completely shift for its own personality. Hence, in the
    • culture of revelation is completely penetrated with an old
    • another culture spread out which was completely penetrated by
    • a point where he completely realises his ego, his central
    • the divine, because what was composed with these letters,
    • undergrounds, but let the ego arise. There the poet says,
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XII: Copernicus and His Time in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • thinking completely. What one knew at that time what the
    • which he let the most significant inner core of the soul
    • Just as little, Aristotle let the
    • which it experienced here between birth and death. He lets it
    • the idea of retaliation not completely shattered?
    • regard this as retaliation and as completely adequate to the
    • da Vinci is a person who created this completely from the
    • Let us grasp the inner relation of the
    • Aristotelism have grasped it, but let us assume that the sun is
    • system and let the planets circle round it. That which one
    • age of Copernicus bring out those soul forces, which let the
    • The same applies completely to those today
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XIV: The Self-Education of the Human Being
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    • Let us consider what one can say about the
    • viewpoint of spiritual science. You find it summarised in my booklet
    • today, what I have written in that booklet. But I would like to
    • criticise these attempts completely; much good can be in them.
    • all nervousness. While one develops the will, while one lets
    • stopped not only regretting him, but he was completely changed
    • that what we experience completely from one moment of the
    • let everything work on myself. If I go to this or that circle
    • in such a way, as if this and that occurs to them completely
    • that one has to let no opportunity unused for that is something
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XVI: Darwin and the Supersensible Research
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    • indicatory for the complete intellectual development of the
    • complete scientific literature was interspersed with that which
    • Darwinism is completely based on the thought that scientific
    • everywhere, for example, of the skeleton, but also of the other
    • stressed that the human skeleton is like that of the higher
    • Italian criminologist) pointed to such facts in a dilettantish
    • certain irregularities were that the lobes did not completely
    • completely developed the reason would be of his unusual
    • spirit uses the transformation of the forms to let the manifold
    • of facts. One did not let the view be clouded by any kind of
    • makes the human being completely aware of the fact that one
  • Title: Spirit and Matter: Lecture I: Spirit and Matter, Life and Death
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    • wanted to state all details here to confirm it completely. For
    • the day sight. Because the human being completely settles in
    • being is completely directed to the processes of his body which
    • and said, I must let you go, but a time will come soon, when
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    • that what his soul experiences, while he lets it not unchanged
    • you let it live with itself. This complex of thoughts is not
    • completely destroyed, it lives on, and you can bring up it in
    • handed over to the spiritual world. You have let the thought
    • time to let the thought there in the consciousness if we want
    • But for Schopenhauer it is even such in which he is completely
    • completely. You are given to this inner life that you cannot
    • with the present one, so that you let the thoughts unfold their
    • to a complete destiny that develops its forces from the outside
    • perseverance to get themselves to spiritual science. Hence, let
    • want completely the same as my dear brother Charles.”
    • he let follow about Goethe in the Light of Genetics in
    • appear. They surge up and down, but remain also completely in
    • convinced completely, one does not need to be a spiritual
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    • the subconscious in the human soul life. Let us look at this
    • could not be developed in his time completely. But spiritual
    • organisation. Only a dilettante could make an objection to this
    • natural sciences. Spiritual science completely agrees with the
    • the centre of the planetary system and let the sun circle
    • completely upside down: we have to put the sun in the centre of
    • the planetary system and let the planets circle around the sun.
    • It just matters that the question completely changes if
    • another outer means shows just that he is completely permeated
    • so vividly, so intensely that this experience that completely
    • that proceeds completely internally.
    • experienced a destiny completely internally, so that it faces
    • fate. Let us take any twist of fate that can easily face us in
    • life one could tell the following: a person has completely
    • the complete existence, but that you have also to consider the
    • Since let us accept that the matter would be in such a way that
  • Title: Spirit and Matter: Lecture IV: Human Soul and Human Body Considered Scientifically and Spiritual-Scientifically
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    • the outer action. This is completely independent of that which
    • completely taken in the soul. Single thinkers had substantial
    • to put forward here about the subtleties of their construction
    • sciences are not yet suited to let penetrate their concepts
    • pictures with reference to the outside world, or lets them
    • beside the outside world. Since it can be completely irrelevant
    • partially, the will completely. Franz Brentano does not even
    • completely right if he does not find the feeling and the will
    • lowest will impulses that still seem to be engaged completely
    • has completely to take stock of one thing that the spiritual
    • life, that is the sum of life phenomena, can be completely
    • about which Goethe lets Mephisto say: “It mocks at itself
    • (Philipp S., 1755-1820) was sitting, who maybe wrote a letter
    • letter of Seidel may have been in whatever, the ink is the same
    • material being. While Goethe looks at Schiller's skeleton and
  • Title: Spirit and Matter: Lecture V: The Riddles of Soul and World in the German Cultural Life
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    • for and against a matter. Someone who lets his mind stare on
    • question. He gets to a viewpoint that lets the way appear more
    • the right thing of my assertion also turns out with complete
    • the life process in his being completely the same after mind
    • quote a place from a letter written by Deinhardt where he says
    • as it were from another side. Let us examine what takes place
    • human being only in that which works now completely
    • Let
    • Imagination completely consciously. It is important to realise
    • completely from the human first and lets the physical body
    • person has overcome it, but not completely; in the subconscious
    • whom I have mentioned last time. There he who completely denies
  • Title: Spirit and Matter: Lecture VI: Life, Death, and Immortality in the Universe
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    • nicely how one feels completely different then because the
    • them. Thus, one behaves in the outer life if one has completely
    • which was necessary to complete his Psychology. However,
    • that this observing would completely be after the pattern of
    • appears in the further course of the mental picture. One lets
    • human being. I have tried to indicate a result that completely
    • completely different from the principles that are implanted in
    • the outer physical earth surroundings. It completely merges
    • completely refuse to penetrate on the ways of spiritual science
    • completely convinced and could persuade his family members who
    • Lodge give himself to such dilettantism? Because he simply
    • completely use the same method as the geologist uses it if he
  • Title: Spirit and Matter: Lecture VII: The Beyond of the Senses and the Beyond of the Soul
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    • psychology is almost unable to observe the soul phenomena. Let
    • observation; either the experience does not let the coincident
    • tender feeling would remain completely the same what it is if
    • itself in the bodily processes so that the body lets
    • contemplation that we have not memorised. However, if we let
    • “dilettantish thinker” Eduard von Hartmann. Among
    • thinking from the human being that lets him realise that there
    • personality lets pass by all philosophers from Plato and
  • Title: Answers to Big Questions: Lecture I: The Nature of Spiritual Science and Its Significance for the Present
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    • element must exclude itself from the research and let the
    • is apparently completely irrelevant with which requirement the
    • that is completely independent of that what the human being has
    • spiritual world, but where it lets the spiritual world say its
    • necessity that someone who believes to stand completely on the
    • most complete because his brain has attained the biggest
    • let us maintain this Leibniz expression! To express the
    • in their origin even if they are not completely one, however,
    • wrote in 1775. You need only to take the Reclam booklet
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    • completely from spiritual-scientific or anthroposophic
    • get it reflected. Then we would completely be in a state like
    • the same time, this feeling is completely contrary to the
    • the surroundings. It is, as if you distribute a droplet of
    • still has no possibility to let reflect what should be
    • first beginnings of this possibility of spiritual research let
    • completely as well as another person at first and is
    • origins of the spiritual life is shown wrongly, completely
    • mirror. We let the mirror, into which we look, as it is.
    • letters then before ourselves. Thus, we write the activity of
    • the letters, the outer apparatus, because we do not observe our
    • soul life completely if we observe it only in the bodily life,
    • we observe it only completely if we observe it independently
    • chemical processes take place as the letters of the soul life.
    • must appear to us as something completely strange because it is
    • interests. In the sleep, our soul appears completely fulfilled
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    • in his way. It was completely abstruse to him to show an
    • that he had delivered himself completely from any only
    • we want — completely in the sense as spiritual science
    • who writes feuilletons started his feuilleton with the words:
    • to write feuilletons! — It would often be better to
    • transform its figure completely in a certain respect, to become
    • reorganise his soul, must look completely away from that what
    • only if he sleeps; then he lets nothing in his soul through his
    • soul lets itself experience internally. If the human being
    • a means of the intimate education of the soul. Let me
    • such a way that it differs completely from other philosophical
    • one does not let this representation be an abstract image, it
    • of the soul where for the soul the possibility completely stops
    • letting subjective feelings and sensations speak. The soul
    • After the spiritual researcher has let such symbolic concepts
    • that educates our complete sensory life and emotional life if
    • ourselves and let the spiritual world paint on the soul. One
    • can say strictly speaking, we cannot yet differ completely from
  • Title: Answers to Big Questions: Lecture VIII: Predisposition, Talent and Education of the Human Being
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    • kind to face life and to let approach joy and sorrow to
    • the later life that something forgotten is not completely
    • instructive. If we try to understand it in its completeness, we
    • Cornelia who was now completely the old Councillor (Goethe's
    • world, perceiving its colours and sounds, but we also let
    • approach the child only if we do not let theories and doctrines
    • mind, is completely dependent on his bodily-mental
    • completely quiet. One must be clear in one's mind before if we
    • and let conduct no current, — if he has only the picture
    • How she lets the solid melt away to spirit,
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    • completely different. For all that what is tied up with the
    • deepness, and then only, after one has completely understood
    • to symbolic representations that are completely held in the
    • stadia of his soul development, while he completely cuts
    • single of them completely as an impulse in the human
    • everything that Moses had to say from a completely changed
    • What Moses had to give his own people was completely founded on
    • The fact that Moses was completely based on an old clairvoyance
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    • is if they are compelled at first on the ground of completely
    • Schramm could show how completely according to the same law two
    • human being to let appear a human brain. At the same time,
    • What Du Bois-Reymond said there did not completely comply with
    • knowledge that, indeed, kinetic energy can be completely
    • transformed into heat but heat cannot completely retransformed
    • that heat cannot be retransformed completely into kinetic
    • who only are present from without. However, let us ask the
    • world? He says that these are the opinions of dilettantes who
    • spiritual science completely agrees with the great
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    • Hence, I want to examine the skeletons of Leonardo da Vinci and
    • of evolution. Of course, one has completely to ignore
    • not completely comply with those, which the theosophical or
    • Haeckel lets originate all higher ones. In addition, their
    • only that God whom he understands. Goethe lets the Earth Spirit
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    • Emperor, my elated lord, is completely dedicated to this task.
    • human souls, knows that two separate, completely different ways
    • Let
    • for existence, our natural sciences stood completely for
    • existence as completely justified and as something that cannot
    • against other group souls. Let us now have a look at the
    • was a completely different matter when Alexander the Great
    • long as the human being does not yet have developed complete
    • the basis of a new race that is completely merged in mutual
    • assistance. Hence, our first principle means a completely
    • delves completely in this marvellous little book which fulfils
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    • is completely different if it concerns the instruction, which
    • would be different, completely different, if you were in Moscow
    • song and it completes with thread of thunder the journey it has
    • bodily round himself: existence of complete consciousness. Our
    • so to speak, completely in the soul. It does not create
    • our soul life. The animal completely lives in the present. Of
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    • with a completely different body structure, above all with a
    • is spiritually completely different. The Lemurian was much more
    • dream sleep than it existed with the Atlantean. Completely
    • those human beings whose soul life was completely different
    • inhabited Lemuria and Atlantis were completely different from
    • the construction of our muscles and skeletons. All that was
    • earth had not developed from the completely different
    • once was completely different from the present animals. These
    • changed because of the completely changed conditions. We also
    • structures and peculiar instincts must be completely different.
    • What lived in the ancient times, a completely different soul
    • everything that the gods say from books that the letters in
    • completely.
    • There we have languages that are completely different from that
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    • Let
    • Let
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    • the completely different conditions, we must say to ourselves
    • judgment of the expert has almost completely withdrawn compared
    • knows not to be led who knows not to let any picture of the
    • more than the stone injures the body. It completely depends on
    • suppress our opinion to hear the other completely, not only the
    • completely different mutual understanding. Then you feel, as if
    • freedom of the human being, but we should also esteem complete
    • soul, have the heart to let flow your thoughts affectionately
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    • as something completely unacceptable.
    • preconditions are completely absent in our civilisation. The
    • completely in his soul. All forces that the yogi has to develop
    • tremendous regularity every day, with complete seclusion of
    • the harmony, the complete balance compared with the outside
    • between him and me completely, I must overcome the feeling
    • completely that he has something over me. Try to settle down in
    • this feeling completely, so that it penetrates till the
    • the higher self lives in the human being, he only needs to let
    • once to let his inner human being speak, he will see that as a
    • occultist completely: “Whoever does not accept the
    • golden letters. From this basic mood of the soul, the
    • occupation. If the postmen did not carry away the letters, the
    • whole exchange of letters would come to a standstill, a lot of
    • the thoughts control us completely. However, we must advance so
    • fifth quality is the complete impartiality towards everything
    • course that the violet blossoms annually at the same time in
    • namely concerning the fasting. We have completely lost the
    • state is usually completely empty, but starts to be animated if
    • completely by itself, and then the human being does no longer
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    • time. Let a kind of summary of that pass before our souls that
    • completion — to the most precise assertiveness, always
    • you let me look deep down into her heart
    • Let us attempt to apply our knowledge we have got in the course
    • Let
    • violet blossoms at a time different from that when you are
    • thinking. Try once to let the regular of your pulse and your
    • moment when Christianity should rejuvenate humanity, it let the
    • and then we let that be known not for nothing, which lives in
    • birthday celebration was completely variable. Only in the
    • fourth century, one decided to let the Saviour be born on that
    • other hand, he lets the everlasting and imperishable, the
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    • we let our eyes wander over the development of humanity, one
    • but on the facts. If you observe this and let not speak what
    • thoughts in a complete, possibly scientific way. This has
    • completely, not due to blind faith, not due to vague
    • consciousness is to be gained that there is something that lets
    • completely. The depth of this change of humanity is expressed
    • quite a different side so that humanity is not completely
    • forms in which the stars were arranged were the letterings of
    • Let
    • Let
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    • let me say first, in which sense the spiritual-scientific
    • here,: “Nature, mysterious in day's clear light, lets
    • completely. Our soul comes into the world not as a baby, but
    • can completely get to know the passage through the repeated
    • becoming, and action. With a simple example, let me make clear
    • calculating, and writing. The human being is not allowed to let
    • which lets the soul surge up and down in perpetual waves. As
    • then falls as charming droplets
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    • remind of something completely known and you imagine how a
    • appear to us completely that way. For who would today count
    • does he close Faust's destiny? He lets the choir of angels
    • completely when we speak about the evolution of the planets.
    • completion and from which we hope that it advances to higher
    • this: “If you rise above yourself and let God prevail,
    • a certain completion. However, as well as on the stages of our
    • the gods and human beings, but did not complete it at that
    • gods have completed their development. They have no immediate
    • intimate relation to the human being; it has not yet completely
    • strives for divinity, not only in complete devotion sacrificing
    • virtues must completely develop as the necessary principles of
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    • Dionysian, he says, is that which completely lives in that
    • completely penetrates his being with that core of the highest
    • Goethe speaks while he lets his Faust begin with the
    • and it completes with tread of thunder
    • Let
    • Let
    • being cannot serve a god who gives him a completed existence,
    • satisfies the artist completely, something of that impetus
    • emerge from unconsciousness, to let the light appear as
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    • spiritual current wanted to force something completely strange
    • least. If only just, let us once visualise the often-discussed
    • the mistletoe at Loki's instigation. Loki is the adversary of
    • teachings. This is not contrived, but it becomes completely
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture XVI: German Theosophists at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century
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    • dilettantism, blind superstition or anything else.
    • completely by the impressive power of the scientific authority
    • and is completely dependent on it.
    • culminating point of our deepest life of thought completely out
    • it. To those, however, whose occupation it would be to let flow
    • round himself. Fichte completely strives for the same. The
    • right self-knowledge says something completely different. It
    • From this point, Fichte advances gradually. If you completely
    • Let
    • possible to become engrossed completely in that which this
    • look for continually. — Runes, letters, words were the
    • school one could read the words: let none but geometers enter
    • completely became imagination in Novalis because they cast
    • gentle and shows the spiritual life from a completely different
    • Paracelsus says, we find letters outdoors in nature, and if we
    • one can realise what one reads in this writing. If you let the
    • withdrew completely. In Munich, he lived a long time and was
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    • with the higher consciousness and let fulfil himself with it.
    • the Twilight of the Gods (completed in 1874), he lets us
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    • Let
    • had in mind the complete inner nature of Christianity and the
    • and in all beings. Now he resumes his incomplete piece The
    • Spiritual science speaks in another way, but what it lets
    • the legends and myths, if we let it rise for the higher soul of
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    • Nature appears to us like letters, and the human being forms
    • the word that is composed of these letters. — The biggest
    • much, much older than his senses. Spiritual research lets us
    • disappeared completely bit by bit. The strong light of the
    • is the sowing corn, which sacrifices itself to let arise a new
    • plant. It is the sacrifice of a phase of nature to let arise a
    • he lets it take place. The normal human life counts seventy
    • the spiritual is woken to life. Therefore, Dante let this
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    • his individual use, not completely, because he is also an
    • believe that a human being — completely existing on the
    • development. This inner development proceeds completely
    • has made his life rhythmic, he is completely ripe for leading
    • become engrossed completely in the object of his attention, to
    • a gun fires a bullet beside him. Then he has to leave the
    • world, which looks like a kind of skeleton of the higher world.
    • I let only this feeling live in me — may it be the
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    • completely deduced speculation, from a research that knew
    • has completely got lost. That reminds rather well of the time
    • animal, a plant, these are like single letters and the human
    • being is the word that is composed of these single letters. If
    • single letters in the big book of nature. — This does not
    • earth was completely different millions of years ago. We have
    • looked back at a human figure that was still completely animal
    • modern view of nature, but this is the purest dilettantism if
    • Let
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    • which appears like a completion of many centuries. He stands
    • completely comprehensible that one finds Jacob Boehme
    • was detached in a completely elementary way from the soul
    • there the world was still completely different from now. Jacob
    • Boehme was completely filled with an immense doctrine of
    • looked completely different from now. Jacob Boehme understood
    • have it today. The skeleton crystallised then from the original
    • tinctura; with acerbity the skeleton of the earth crystallised
    • also had the form of a skeleton. However, everything that
    • renunciation of God. This human being would completely have
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    • completely down, it is true that occult science has always
    • completely if one makes such allegations against it. The entire
    • case. Occult science completely agrees with him, it stands
    • come with it in the supersensible realm. You are completely
    • is clear to you, you are completely right, you cannot recognise
    • comparison completely suitable. The mathematical truth is
    • it is a sin to let lie fallow what exists in the world in a
    • what a sin it is against the human nature to let the forces lie
    • anybody knows anything today, he can hardly expect to let it
    • side, one completely misunderstands the facts if one believes
    • apply his logical mind completely. One can see everything if it
    • complete trust from human being to human being cannot be
    • no, it completely concerns something els! It concerns something
    • significance of such an objection completely which says there:
    • buy a booklet cheap, which reports something that is true. It
    • letters and in the manifold forms of life and is life itself.
    • quite low things precious if it praises them.” — Let us
    • and burnt them! Let us recall that
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    • the scientific field? Spiritual science is completely based on
    • principles it completely complies with scientific demands. It
    • we remain at our old religious creed. We let the researchers
    • explanations. One has to let them go their own ways, and the
    • that one can let emit such a material like radium that one can
    • the existent natural world completely. The spiritual scientist
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    • such a thing, if one is not completely addicted to the
    • concept of the soul completely even if this is not always
    • the sense of the nice Goethean saying completely and thoroughly
    • one is right with it completely-, are, nevertheless, the
    • if the spirit gives itself a surface. Let me pronounce
    • is colour and tone than spirit; it is completely the same what
    • dilettantism. One is not allowed to speak already of soul or
    • actually? Let us visualise it: what is the astral body? It is
    • figure, and the ego lets flow it again into the astral body, so
    • something that lets the spirit flow from the inside into
    • itself is thereby able to let the spirit flow into the matter.
    • savage, the soul is only able to take up a droplet of the
    • completely influence him. The soul of the sophisticated
    • to understand that the soul must free itself completely not
    • happy if it lets the spirit flow in itself and develops the
    • soul lets the spirit flow in the matter in reality whereby the
    • matter disappears to the view. Considering this, he let the
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    • give a complete answer. We must assume two principles of any
    • It completely complies with Goethe's way of
    • cared about thinking free from sensuousness, so that he lets
    • one. The impressions are completely different there than the
    • earth, which lets grow its stalk, its leaves, and blossoms
    • develops by pictures, the will develops by the occult letters.
    • becomes something like a skeleton that the human being squeezes
    • and it completes with tread of thunder
    • completely in the sense of Goethe. Once there was a sense
  • Title: Knowledge of Soul and Spirit: Lecture VI: The So-Called Dangers of Initiation
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    • longer be sufficient to take up and convey all letters and
    • which he lets one of his figures say: as true a God is in
    • former not. Nevertheless, it is not completely in such a way,
    • shock the human being too strongly. If it revealed the complete
  • Title: Knowledge of Soul and Spirit: Lecture VII: Man, Woman and Child
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    • individual and love completely considering the nature of the
    • qualities become completely visible. Then, however, the
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    • life of the animals. If the human being lets the eyes wander
    • into the subtleties of these matters characterising the animal
    • judge thoroughly. Let us take another example. Two dogs were
    • or that. Who gets involved with such subtleties as they appear,
    • following: he let the concerning caterpillar spin three threads
    • comprehensible to us. Now, let us look at one of the examples
    • or to let, how could anything uniform, a uniform enterprise
    • the animal realm, any animal is to us like a letter, and the
    • letters. — This is a wonderful comparison of the relationship
    • Goethe says, let us take a lion, and compare it to a horned or
    • cannot have a complete range of teeth in the upper jaw. Hence,
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    • proletarian worker. With him, only the modern form of our
    • Let us compare a hard
    • conditions of life, the human beings are getting completely
    • completely different things.
    • impulse, which can replace it? Let us look at the time when
    • we let all that pass by, we realise — even if many things have
    • complete abstraction in the materialistic view. This can no
    • being, welfare is bestowed on humanity thinking completely in
    • social structure is completely controlled by this principle
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    • emergence of the heavenly body. One completely ignores this
    • One can completely stand
    • completely, as far as these are obtained by strict and
    • spiritual science stands completely different towards that. If
    • which we can perceive the spirit in the universe. Then we let
    • he lets Faust say, after he has led back him again to the life
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    • lived successively on our earth based on the skeletons and
    • skeleton.
    • man did completely forget that he himself turned the crank! He
    • Let us recall some of the
    • anybody can deny completely, even under the strong
    • ice falls down in pieces. Let us assume that anybody comes and
    • Let this picture of the
    • evolution. Now we let the spirit look from here at the future.
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    • attain with him. Very typically, Goethe lets Faust say the
    • inheritance line. We are not surprised that the complete
    • long line. Let us consider this
    • that the cited sentence can really mean something completely
    • Let us take one of the
    • the one is completely merged in the sensuous enjoyments, his
    • the conditions come true to this perspective completely.
    • ego completely up to that what only the physical body and its
    • have completely overcome everything that brings us together
    • he connects himself completely with the hampering forces that
    • he grows together completely with the forces which are
    • completely with the sensuous world because he is able to avoid
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    • if it has completely turned round, one would have to point
    • picture which spiritual science can completely ascertain that
    • more complete than his preceding life.
    • that the completely developed human ear developed from an
    • subtlety. The three basic forces of the soul, thinking, feeling
    • find so much time to tower completely above that what faces his
    • higher spiritual life. If the human being lets such thoughts of
    • more complete.
    • world. Imagine a human being who listens to a symphony. He lets
    • harmonise it completely. Our contemporaries only do not want to
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    • Let us proceed to-day from simple forms of pain, from
    • we bruise it, or cut it off completely and feel pain, this is the simplest,
    • most primitive form of pain. Let us begin by considering this.
    • But let us take no further
    • Let us now imagine that
    • Let us compare this with
    • Let us imagine a man who
    • fact that I have a brain, for I have never felt it. Let us now imagine
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    • external world is an illusion, nowhere is it completely free of pain
    • milieu as Spir, we do not find any of such subtlety as his. So how does
    • aspect untrue and incomplete. According to his own words he was convinced
    • by “Fiat Lux” (Let there be light) which were his last words
    • Let us now remember that
    • describing the letters page by page. An understanding of “Faust”
    • is not dependent on the letters but on what is learnt through them.
    • of the letters. Behind the external facts the real history will be discerned,
    • letters. This is radically expressed but it does illustrate the situation.
    • will be completely rewritten. When this happens those who are now looked
    • folk in general, exact science cannot do completely without thinking.”
    • with this curious sentence: “Let us thank God we are not all geniuses!”
    • would be, not only utterly inhuman, but also completely senseless.”
    • into someone completely different — we find him as the president
    • is a tendency to let the spirit in man lie fallow, wanting to remain
    • on the other hand, living in concepts that are completely abstract,
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    • Let me begin by illustrating
    • a special example of the animal kingdom) unless he is completely ignorant
    • knowledge as fools or visionaries. If only these people would let what
    • world view has absolutely nothing to say about how man's soul, let alone
    • what is needed now. Let us hold on to the fact that there are those
    • And now let us turn from
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    • has significant consequences for human life. Let us go back for a moment
    • that cannot be answered just like that. Let me make a comparison: we
    • he had been instructed to give, but let us leave that aside. There are
    • is seen completely in terms of the earthly; and in fact the cosmic aspect
    • to find an outlet some other way. Now, when you find in various publications
    • Begin by visualizing a minute pain, let us say you cut yourself and
    • the pain first came about. Let us now imagine that it is not a question
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    • those who accept spiritual science in a completely matter-of-fact way
    • complete understanding and was able to pass it on to others. Whenever
    • working on a pamphlet to answer the spiteful attacks on our movement
    • of millionaires, there were the dilettante and the aesthetes and also
    • Heinrich Jacobi who in a letter once expressed the perceptive
    • of the times; they let what can explain the signs of the times pass
    • when they are, as in the case of Hermann Bahr, completely unexpected.
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    • Let us for a moment imagine
    • Let us now connect what
    • social structure was completely ahrimanic. Therefore the appearance
    • a longing to say things which are opposite one's inclinations. Let us
    • speak about are impulses in complete contrast to their own. They deceive
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    • world than they do in a materialistic age like ours. Let us look at
    • Let us assume that a discussion
    • about it. For the moment I refer to it in my forth coming booklet concerned
    • complete dependence. This definition is not false but that is not the
    • for personal but for factual reasons, that this Kantianism is completely
    • i.e., semblance, into the complete reality. The world, as it first appears
    • through our senses, is for us incomplete. This incompleteness is not
    • Let me mention in conclusion
    • time I was completely alone in that view. What I said can be found in
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    • and they completely misunderstand the Scholastics. What is not realized
    • his writings in a completely different way from the way ideas are acquired
    • our consciousness? Let us say we look at a blossoming rose; in no instance,
    • soul one finds that he had been deeply impressed by a certain booklet.
    • is mainly because it is written completely out of present-day consciousness;
    • streets complete with horns and tail." However, like others, she
    • a letter to Melanchthon. Luther's comment was: “The silly ass
    • him.”— Luther's letter to Melanchthon, where he speaks of
    • for the future is in complete contrast to the preparations that were
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    • science reveals that at this time the human soul came completely within
    • — while being in complete accord with his own time, the fifth
    • purely on physical calculations. This system, however, is in complete
    • picture let us for a moment compare a modern man of average education
    • Let us visualize these two
    • Let us now turn our attention
    • Lutheranism than Schiller's Letters on the Aesthetic Education of
    • Man. These letters — which are too little appreciated today
    • complete contrast to Lutheranism. Only a contrived interpretation could
    • possibly bring Schiller's aesthetic letters, Goethe's Fairy Tale
    • Let us attempt to understand
    • Now let us turn to Schiller
    • of doing so. In his Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man
    • Schiller's aesthetic letters and also Goethe's Faust which presents
    • of Vienna who wrote a very beautiful essay on Schiller's aesthetic letters
    • He spoke so completely out of the spirit of the fifth epoch even though
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    • on in the world. However, due to modern man's lethargy and love of ease,
    • before in human evolution. Let us for once look at the relationship
    • They are then in a state of complete unconsciousness and therefore cannot
    • let alone find solutions to moral and social problems. In order to achieve
    • achieve everlasting peace is to let the war go on forever. Simply by
    • Certain things cannot be mentioned let alone done. Thus many opportunities
    • from happening. Lethargy, love of ease might well paralyze the present
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    • has practically all been said either in the pamphlet,
    • picture.” Let us for a moment assume that the student has the
    • complete in itself, sending no forces on into a later one. And
    • that their life, as it now is, is not only complete in itself but
    • in poverty, from tuberculosis, a letter came saying that he was
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    • And let us imagine
    • hurt us badly. Then let us imagine that we had climbed on to the roof
    • Let us now put
    • feelings and will-impulses. Let us think of a man who writes his
    • feeling and willing, and can be understood and explained thereby. Let
    • not completed in the sense that one can say of them in this
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    • in a dream. Let us now consider for a moment this other horizon
    • Let us consider for a moment the course of
    • grasp. Let us take as an example a circle; if we pass along the
    • descry in the starry firmament something similar to letters,
    • Let us go back to the Zarathustran Doctrine,
    • made by an ancient historian, which is in complete agreement with
    • Let us now go back to the ancient Vedantic
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    • necessary preparatory stages have been completed, he comes to
    • The anatomist would say: — ‘Through two inlets situated in
    • let the blood-stream flow into a part of the system, that which
    • During this period the Initiate gained complete knowledge of the
    • Let us now suppose that at a certain time in 1322
    • scope of its investigations?‘ Let us see how external
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    • life of the Western nations. Let us consider for a moment that
    • most complete knowledge of ancient works of art is to be sought
    • complete accord between spiritual and external science. Further,
    • Let us now consider what took place at that time
    • Let us now place ourselves in the position of
    • words wherewith to describe this state of being, so complete, so
    • as one in complete aloofness, dependent upon himself alone, the
    • Let us compare the above with the words of
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    • Let us suppose that we wished to express
    • fitting receptacle replete with the essence of the Christ-Being.
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    • would require many hours for its complete presentation. To those
    • Let us clearly picture what takes place deep
    • troubleth Israel?’ And Elijah-Naboth replied: — ‘No,
    • these: — ‘I pray thee let a double portion of thy spirit
    • Elijah-Naboth. Let us therefore briefly consider the events
    • Elijah-Naboth and said to him: ‘Art thou he that troubleth
    • Elijah, saying, So let the Gods do unto me, and more also, if I
    • saying: ‘So let the gods do to me, and more also, if I make
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    • complete in that picture which we can generally obtain from
    • Godlike qualities in man are lacking in completeness and fail to
    • complete accord with the actual facts brought to light by
    • this method where a complete change in ideas has become
    • progress a complete change of thought, a reversal of ideas, be
    • and this new knowledge will be in complete accord with the
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    • Ahriman was not completely satisfied, led to events
    • questioning. Let us compare the two currents. —
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    • culture. And now let us consider once again all the
    • let us try to understand the attitude of John the
    • Let us
    • the innermost core of his being? Let us realise what is
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    • tasks of our age. In this connection, let me read you a few sentences
    • from this booklet
    • been able to find, either in this pamphlet or in his other writings,
    • Now let us define in a few words what impressionism
    • really is. We will not argue about matters of art, but let us try to
    • tell you of the passionate Boulangist letters the enthusiastic Bahr
    • it was hoary with age and who was completely unable to keep pace with
    • Kraus” and who publishes small books, wrote a pamphlet about this
    • When the building was torn down, Kraus wrote a booklet entitled
    • with complete freedom in the inherent living nature of the organ,
    • ideas that are completely removed from anything spiritual. It takes
    • for the newspapers; let's not talk about how journalists develop because
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    • in it, has its origin completely in earthly processes. Our nerve substance
    • blood, the processes taking place in it would really have to be completely
    • Let us now consider the realm beyond the earth,
    • Lest we forget his pronouncement, let me
    • Letters the Aesthetic Education of Man.
    • Indeed, those who have read these letters with deep sympathy
    • Their works provide a completely different kind of nourishment
    • Let us get a sense for what needs to be done
    • to nourish people's souls. In the book I mentioned and also in the booklet
    • We can certainly hand this booklet to people who are not part of our
    • mineral are we thinking about a reality. Geology, then, is a completely
    • the extent of this adoration of technology let me quote the following
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    • Let us stand up, my dear friends, and recite
    • now, because the previous ways are obsolete. Granted, they will continue
    • to exist for a time, but they are quite obsolete, and it is important
    • senses are also completely hidden from our waking, conscious soul life.
    • Let us now look at the sense of balance.
    • word a microcosm. Modern science is completely ignorant of these things;
    • If we do not let this science confuse us,
    • sense of touch becomes completely spiritual. What is now subconscious
    • who had hired himself out, under the guise of a simpleton, as a farmhand
    • Now this man disguised as a simpleton is so stubborn he has to be whipped
    • the simpleton was in Salzburg. However, such discrepancies don't trouble
    • the case off his docket as quickly as possible after the poor simpleton
    • in the manuscript. Well, according to Franz this simpleton wrote it
    • Naturally, I do not want to defend this way of proceeding. The simpleton
    • house of Austria to see the world. Franz could not discern the simpleton's
    • I was really the old simpleton, and if I ever lied at all, I lied
    • over completely, I knew. In order to fulfill his work he could no
    • it is necessary. But let me conclude by mentioning one more point.
    • In my recently published booklet, I have
    • the letters I wrote to Dr. Hübbe-Schleiden back then, just before
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    • Let us first look at the physical body. We
    • of the profound wisdom in such imaginations. Let us recapitulate briefly:
    • a depletion of the substances of the physical body and of the movements
    • or at anything colored, you are in a process of breakdown or depletion
    • down. We are actually constantly being depleted, being consumed, by
    • half after waking up that we are completely free of the forces of sickness
    • Our I and physical body interact in building up and depletion, and a
    • the astral body, is completed earlier in life, and the breaking down
    • consumes the forces of our etheric body; which in turn depletes, consumes,
    • to speak, deplete our etheric body excessively. The most common symptom
    • from the astral body depleting the etheric body.
    • — beginning at birth or, let's say, at conception — is connected
    • For example, let's take a quality that plays a role throughout human
    • Let us assume an artist with a true feeling
    • completely suffused by this passion of love. Love has to be abundant;
    • has a depleting, consuming nature. That has to be expressed in the work
    • sense for the depleting astral body, set about creating a Venus? He
    • consuming and depleting astral body than any other woman. We will see
    • in other parts of the body that her astral body basically has a depleting
    • consumption also have a more strongly consuming and depleting astral
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    • against letting certain ideas and concepts that are meaningful in our
    • all the more completely their prey.
    • It is important that people stop letting
    • Let us take another example. Suppose someone
    • He completely disregards the fact that a word relates to its
    • these days. People rely completely on words. When I was a young man
    • completely lost touch with him. Now I see that this same man, thoroughly
    • When a pamphlet on psychosexuality appeared in our own Society —
    • why we thought such a booklet unsuitable. I told the author that the
    • look for the source of world views in psycho-sexuality, let me tell
    • above all this last threat of the complete destruction of our export
    • humanity, which would otherwise completely fall prey to materialism,
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    • here in a little booklet as part of our published cycles.
    • You will find, let us say, in the Capricorn
    • Poems by Robert Hamerling: “O, let me sing in solitude,”
    • Now let us take as our point of departure
    • Now, let me tell you a story that is the
    • all the others, completely clearing and whitewashing them — and
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    • this today. Let's imagine we are looking at a house built out of bricks.
    • brick. However, let's assume the house doesn't consist of just ordinary
    • edifice, the most complete one, let's say, the human being. Just think,
    • our earth period, we have become self-enclosed beings with completely
    • nobody can imagine it. But let's suppose because the pictures are painted
    • sciences. They describe this artistic structure, while ignoring completely
    • is completely unable to arrive at the idea that the spiritual underlies
    • traditions of spiritual science, will make the matter completely clear
    • remain completely in comprehensible to you. Still, you could describe
    • you could tell what the individual letters look like and how they are
    • of the letters. Reading is taught in childhood. We learn to read not
    • by describing the shape of the letters, but because something spiritual
    • And we do not learn to read by memorizing the shape of the letters but
    • Right away, they think of the images themselves in completely materialistic
    • Let us take an example where the image really
    • the drawer he found a letter. He promised to tell nobody about this
    • letter and to bum it in the temple. He did so, and the soul never returned
    • such treasons, stratagems and spoils ... Let no such man be trusted.”
    • were to deal with such subtleties, then it would finally do some good.
    • been paid, he gave us two little pamphlets called “Peace Messenger.”
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    • complete poverty, and since a person growing up in this way
    • Let
    • let us say, a visionary or a false idealist through this, nor
    • completely chaotic. To be sure, one becomes slowly accustomed
    • completely this first flashing up of an imaginative world in
    • to say is that, when a person lets a thought of Jacob Boehme's
    • Let
    • our soul, in our consciousness. Let us try to think how our
    • we experienced were always forgotten — completely
    • true, to whom he wrote letters, but their number was small.
    • him a happy designation. For let us just consider the
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    • before man something which would make him appear complete and perfect
    • complete and perfect form was to raise human beings above the
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    • An insignificant growth, the mistletoe, is forgotten, and out of this
    • mistletoe, which was not bound by any promise, Loge made the arrow
    • hurling arrows at Baldur. Baldur is killed by this mistletoe
    • foundation, upon another living being. The mistletoe is one of these
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    • the Orient. Let us place before us briefly the, contents of
    • Italy and in other countries. Let us place before you, the outline of
    • completely different within the sixth sub-race: the higher
    • let me proclaim to you!”
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    • of you. Even though we cannot cover the subject completely at once, we
    • series of letters from a Mahatma. We see from this the difficulties in
    • physiological, the scientific way. Let's say that a natural scientist
    • esoteric sources are completely different; they existed long before
    • it seemed to them a mistake that the strict rule not to let anything
    • assert anything that a scholar cannot assert in his field. Let's say
    • but it was in a completely different form than that of today's
    • flows. Today we must fructify our thought in a completely different
    • should live with this thought, meditate on it and let it work in him.
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    • Is nature so grand only because it lets you count?
    • Let us now consider the human being in relation to the history of
    • anticipate this with some thoughts. Let's look for a moment at
    • skeletal and muscle system, the nervous system that has developed into
    • Let us go back for a moment to the beginning of the earth's evolution.
    • completely different stage of evolution. During the Earth's evolution
    • spiritual Self had a completely different consciousness when it stood
    • brightens more and more — and when we complete this earthly
    • long time and the process is not yet complete. In the future the human
    • Let us go back to the time when the human spiritual Self began the
    • completely new world, in which we had to first find ourselves. Just as
    • you receive a seed in the autumn and let it rest over the winter, then
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    • Let us now follow the first Round. We can study it best by observing
    • man and animal, in which the human being did not feel completely
    • Let us consider the state of our physical Earth somewhat more closely.
    • spirit was still lacking. Let us consider this state more closely. The
    • from Goethe's words, is completely justified — that it is after
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    • it concerns us to-day, let us place the following before our souls.
    • written completely unjustifiable things. But just read what he says
    • an example by which we must see how a splendid intellect is completely
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    • the following way as a soul-experience. Let us imagine that a man
    • science and trivial thought. Let us be clear; ordinary science and
    • be completely free of all self-seeking and must await what comes to
    • is an active inspiring with grace; a bestowing, a giving. Let
    • himself. Let our conception of this being show us that in order to
    • vision of the sacrifice made by the Thrones to the Cherubim; let us
    • being offered by the Thrones to the Cherubim. Let us clearly imagine
    • accurate idea of this virtue of giving. Let us bring home to our mind
    • Let us hold
    • globe complete in itself and radiating forth from its centre that
    • as follows: Let us imagine the Spirits of Wisdom situated at the
    • sacrifice as incense. We obtain a complete picture if we imagine: the
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    • spirit. Let us then acquire the concept of the creative renunciation,
    • process of the earth's development. At this juncture let us
    • once again call to mind the ancient Sun evolution. But let us first
    • they do not accept what is offered them. We must therefore complete
    • light. Let us try to form a picture of this in our minds. We must
    • space extending as far as the Archangels. Let us further picture in
    • following objection may easily be made (and I want you to let these
    • While trying to penetrate the whole meaning of the picture, let us
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    • things. On one occasion (as some here present are aware) a letter was
    • know what a spiritualistic circle was, that the letter was delivered
    • to make clear to ourselves something of this hidden life of the soul, let
    • theirs if they had been allowed to complete their sacrifice. For if
    • Let us picture a
    • there is only a particular form of change. In this connection let us
    • relation with the other beings, it cannot completely surrender itself
    • words describe. Come, let us do something good, and die in doing it!
    • biggest!” — (From a letter written by Heinrich Von
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    • call Maya or the great illusion, there is the Spiritual. Let us once again
    • which at the same time he recognises a relationship. Let us try to
    • clear to us. Now let us take this conception of death, that is, of
    • when we cut them. The finger-nail is nothing which as complete being
    • already formed. But once more let it be said that if we wish to
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    • of individuals and of nations. Let us stand for a moment
    • hour, letting our thoughts go out to them, thoughts
    • filled with strength, to let them gain in strength out
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • Let us call
    • envisaged it — to be completed by the month of
    • stands, or at the time stood, uncompleted. The
    • to be completed.
    • that those who hear the bullets whistle past out there,
    • this world. Let us hope that the strength we ourselves
    • us and our dear friends out yonder. And let us hope that
    • working of the world. Let us hope that the love we know
    • occasions spoken of strength and composure — let us
    • his post, where his karma has placed him. Let us try,
    • to observe, as our duty at the present time. Let us try
    • have to be asked of man. Let us take part in the rite of
    • our strength. Let us help wherever we are able to help.
    • Let us look for opportunities where we may be allowed to
    • help, and let us hold on to the conviction to which we
    • and let the things that have been able to take root in
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    • bodies and their whole being. Let us therefore direct our
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • Let us
    • life. Let us remember that death means the entrance into
    • expressing it in spoken and written words. And let us
    • developing links with all of them. Let us consider this
    • fertilization of the ego and let it conceive from the
    • intellectual or mind soul. Let us try and observe how
    • must come to understand, let me say the following.
    • Let us take
    • will find in my lectures on folk souls. Let us consider
    • Next let us
    • Let us now
    • Europe, let us see if the qualities of the ego can
    • apart. Let us consider Germany. Does it show the ego
    • the centre of France, to let the Germany of today come
    • antipathy. But let us assume the Russian intellectual is
    • let the things I wanted to put before your souls today
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    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • be able to complete your task according to your karma.
    • we need to let a thought I also made reference to the
    • Let me ask
    • ourselves for entering completely into one particular
    • demands of us at this very time. Let us take a particular
    • know, for it lets us look towards the other element, an
    • Let us take
    • the light of this, let us look at what is happening on on
    • the earth matter to me? Let the earth come to a stop! I
    • the war. Let us hold fast to that — there is a lot
    • progress. Let us hope that a good many of us succeed in
    • attitude of mind let us in conclusion return once more to
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    • took their beginning, let our thoughts go out at this
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • last occasion was to let a truth flow into your minds, a
    • Let us now
    • something I will come to shortly, let us hold on to this
    • to prepare for a new life on earth. Let us remember that
    • into later incarnations. Let us remember this and now
    • Let us
    • territorial gains on the Continent of Europe. Let us
    • culture began and the first had been completely
    • Let us now
    • We can see efforts being made among the best. Let us take
    • understand it. No, the essential thing is for us to let
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    • Once again, let us first of all direct
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • just spoken, so I am told. Let me stress that the proper
    • 'your' relates to the 'guardians'. Let me remark that
    • Let us get a clear picture of how the environment has
    • that the world has changed completely since that time as
    • we must not let ourselves be induced to flee from the
    • she acted, she was to let it grow forth from her inner
    • are renewed and everything goes in cycles. Let us
    • Let us try
    • they cannot do anything else but let the river of all
    • substance that they flowed into the other nation. Now let
    • emerging in tiny rivulets, like in the fascinating
    • we know nothing about them. Let me illustrate this by
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    • let us first of all direct our thoughts to the souls of
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • all let me point out that in spite of the materialism of
    • really intend this. Let me give you a specific example.
    • should like to refer to a pamphlet which has appeared
    • certain comments he made in this pamphlet. A scientist
    • as a life of the spirit or of the soul. In his pamphlet
    • Let us
    • Let me make
    • before you. Let us consider the question of the different
    • know that all these ideas are really correct?' Let us
    • Let us
    • assume we had made our own what is a completely wrong
    • religious teachers are in no way completely wrong. It is
    • our ether bodies to be wasted. Do not let the time go by
    • completely subject to materialism may nevertheless be
    • attunement, that it will make the soul strong, letting it
    • a certain illusion. Let me tell you why we usuallY do not
    • possible to quote some very interesting facts. Let us
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    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • all let me say a few things about the particular nature
    • Would let your inward weaving
    • are within our physical bodies. The events we have let go
    • forth again. It takes months until it is so complete that
    • of death just before be had completed his thirtieth year.
    • Letting sun force of the soul
    • Let us hope that in far nearness
    • Letting Sun-force of the soul
    • Letting sun force of the soul
    • Let me merely mention that a certain feeling really and
    • events of our time, death is letting its breath pass
    • external life may be completely wrong.
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    • Dear friends, once again let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • we considered souls who are close to us, letting them
    • conscious minds, identifying with them completely. It is
    • to the threshold of the spiritual world, but let me
    • to have the benefit of a constitution that lets them
    • We must let those forms that are without sound or colour
    • water, the inclination will be to let the powers radiate
    • it out. Letting this radiate out into the forms seen
    • Otherwise men will find themselves in completely
    • nature death destroys the physical and only lets the
    • element, with the physical completely cast aside, is an
    • into this in a completely unique way if the event is to
    • earthly ideas and into spiritual ideas. Let me
    • of battle tried to let them reach those he left
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    • Dear friends, once again, let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • of the head — cannot unite completely with the
    • Let us also assume this person had the gift of moving the
    • thoughts, entering into it completely. When we do this it
    • There is something else we consume, but let us for the
    • thinkers on earth because we have learned to let the
    • sleeping is essential. Let me give you a rather peculiar
    • completely different. Then a poet given many pages today
    • think. Let me give you an instance.
    • are not merely speaking metaphorically but in completely
    • completely asleep. This has been in preparation for a
    • over completely. Those were people who still found in
    • civilization of man in the course of history by letting
    • something which will then come true. Let us make it our
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    • Dear friends, once again let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • and have taken the first steps Within them. Let me start
    • Let me use
    • Let us compare this with
    • those imprints into the actual memory we experience. Let
    • even clearer let me put it like this. Let us assume you
    • also someone Who lets experiences arise within him in the
    • disadvantage. To demonstrate this let me read to you a
    • in a letter Ernest Renan wrote to David Friedrich
    • correspondence, but let me just mention that Renan also
    • letter, part of which I have just read to you, his mood
    • expression of something spiritual. Let us hold on to this
    • more and more, let us try more and more to use the very
    • the great events now taking place. Let us forget purely
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    • Dear friends, once again let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • becomes different. Let us stay with what is nearest to us
    • earth life. Will evolution is not yet complete, in fact,
    • Let us now
    • happen to us tomorrow. The will has to be completely
    • example, let me give you a story told of Erasmus
    • from his chair when a shot rang out and the bullet went
    • not got up the bullet would have gone straight through
    • which man is part because of his soul. Let us hope that
    • soul life, to let the soul become immersed in spiritual
    • warning, let us again conclude the way we have always
    • continue in the not too distant future. For today let us
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    • Dear friends, once again let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • day permit the completion of the building at Dornach
    • appears to be letting some kind of forces radiate, stream
    • have to let Wagner appear as a slightly caricatured
    • when Schiller pointed out that he ought to complete his
    • consider the West, what do we find there? Let us go
    • letters) — 14%
    • Obedience to teaching (1, 2, 3 letters)
    • People have reached a certain age (1, 2, 3 letters), And
    • Imitation (1, 2, 3 letters). — 13% (Categories
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    • Dear friends, once again let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • put it more precisely. Let us assume someone is asleep
    • let us say, another individual. The person will know
    • this other individual. Let us assume he experiences this
    • that the past event has undergone a complete change. It
    • on Sun and on Saturn. Let us first of all consider life
    • The dreamer is what is left in us of Moon. Let us refer
    • work. The reason is that he was always completely taken
    • dreamer, wherever he became completely involved in a
    • greatest poets of all time. But let me bring out those
    • Let us now
    • themselves, but only by comparing them, by letting one
    • Let us
    • also wanted to show how spiritual science lets us enter
    • then we have in us a Saturn man who is completely dead,
    • Jupiter existence, forming the solid skeleton of Jupiter.
    • Let us
    • letting them become living experience. If we let this
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    • Dear friends, once again let us first
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • On your wings let there be borne
    • accomplish merely to let his external physical life
    • Let us move
    • somehow or other letting our will live in reality. Again
    • Man would never have achieved complete freedom as an
    • ambassador of Christ but nevertheless let it appear in
    • Let us use
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    • awaiting completion, as one might say awaiting that which can only
    • sciences, unless they can have that completion. Wherever I was
    • allowed to give lectures in Switzerland I did not fail to let it be
    • Jung, who has quite recently written another pamphlet on
    • Let us reflect what a man with
    • So it is written in his book. Let us
    • comprehended through the study of cosmic evolution. Let us for a few
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    • of the skeleton is from heredity. Man's outer form has a twofold
    • — to its centre of support, the skeleton. We have all seen a
    • skeleton, and observed the difference between the head and the rest.
    • can very easily contrast the head resting on the skeleton, with the
    • it. That to which the head is attached (the skeleton), if carefully
    • Let us adhere to the fact that in the
    • intermediary. Let us keep to knowledge or perception of the world.
    • a man must wait three or four days until he has completely absorbed
    • have social relations only with the head (let us reflect that all
    • various things from Valentine, and his judgment is ‘Let him who
    • made with half and half incomplete things; it is too serious a
    • sent him away letting him see that I would take no further notice of
    • a professor of the Berlin University is proved to have written. Let
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    • sleeping. We must really say that we are never completely, thoroughly
    • waking. Let us picture to ourselves how we pass through the world:
    • questioner, and the one who replies is in us. This complete reversal
    • asleep, let us say, unusual, really ‘impossible’ things
    • being of the dead person during his life. Let us reflect how,
    • Let us reflect how concrete our
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    • desire to return and complete them. Formerly one could complete one's
    • our capacities to complete development in our earthly life. Whether
    • Let us reflect upon the bearing of
    • stage. Let us take some simple ordinary instance from which we may
    • Let us turn our attention to the way
    • concept of this is very nebulous. Let us, however, reflect for a
    • while upon the thought which at times drives us out of bed; let us
    • occurred. That is, let us be quite clear, what was the outer
    • dead are really present, and their thoughts, not completed in their
    • Let us suppose the Oriental wished to be
    • been done for any other writer before. That is so. Let us, however,
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    • inadequate means of knowledge. Let us repeat a paradoxical
    • able to plan with great subtlety.
    • events ‘befall’ us. Let us take a striking example, one
    • between man and the animal. Let us reflect: What is the position of
    • Let us compare two types of men in
    • Let us take the opposite character;
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    • something into the memory. Let us observe someone who wishes to
    • ‘cram;’ let us see what efforts he makes to help this
    • paying attention to various intimacies of life. Let us try to make
    • thoughts. Just let us realise what goes on in our souls in order to
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    • head, and as the remaining part. Let us first divide man in this way.
    • this way: the head was once the whole man; below, it had outlets and
    • Now let us reflect that if education,
    • which man could refresh and revive himself. Let us ask ourselves how
    • of the hopefulness of life, he can no longer feel that a complete
    • own starry structure and how these overlap. Let us think of a
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    • matter completely if we only look at this relationship of man to his
    • Let us enquire further
    • Let us go further into
    • Let us enquire further,
    • had to happen — let us inquire — what would be
    • Golgotha, stands in complete contradiction to this character. For the
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    • in any way a complete whole, but only a part of the Earth's organism.
    • gives only the view in perspective; it is not the reality; let us
    • which only then give a complete picture of reality. We must certainly
    • Let us call to mind
    • Earth, fell to his lot. The more completely the Copernican
    • learns to realize that on one side it is bluish-violet, on the other
    • fiction, but to make something out of them. Let us once again recall
    • the bluish-violet glimmering Orient and the reddish-yellow flashing
    • bluish-violet aura of the Earth, and that will bring
    • into the universe, blue-violet, with the heavenly Jerusalem radiating
    • blue-violet on the one side of the Earth-aura? When one sees this
    • Earth shall have completed the Jupiter-stage man will have reached
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    • man gradually becomes a complete image of soul and
    • instance, if you read a letter; as a rule you become conscious
    • not so very long ago. Let me remind you of Goethe's
    • will be to consider what sort of man is being let loose on
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    • Let us follow in thought what becomes of a corpse, whether
    • races; violet-reddish for the Japanese; and just
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    • Joule and of the physicist Helmholtz, ignoring completely the
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    • be satisfied in a more comprehensive and complete manner than
    • Let us observe
    • trouser-button for themselves, let alone anything else,
    • beyond the needs between birth and death. Let us consider
    • not let such things simply pass in this manner. To anyone who
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    • Now let us ask:
    • let us consider something else. Faust has turned away
    • just said about Faust is further developed in the pamphlet
    • completely forgotten how to take in full earnest what is
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    • To-day let us start, if only apparently, from the outer form
    • the breast-man, let us focus our attention on the limb-man
    • human life. It will not enter completely until the middle of
    • was never quite complete. For external psychology, Weininger
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    • illuminate from many different points of view. To-day let us
    • one point of view, but is extremely one-sided and incomplete.
    • complete form develops from the incomplete. The ordinary
    • so that the bases form incomplete circles. One circle is
    • the window, as a “work of art”, is not complete.
    • It becomes complete only when the sun shines through
    • artistically intended, but complete only with the sunlight.
    • form; there is no such thing as a complete spiritual figure.
    • group was complete, but when it was released from its
    • head of the central figure is complete.
    • of course not complete; it might very probably have been so
    • expect, will one day stand complete in Dornach. The aim of it
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    • vivid. Above all, a complete, clear view of one own spatial
    • Let us consider
    • understanding of what is happening. We sleep and let things
    • not let me think, its aim is to slay my thoughts”. This
    • will have to be a complete change of outlook. Religions will
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    • our favourite theories, but to let reality itself give the
    • Christ Jesus.” Let the question be asked of reality, of
    • to say, “Let each draw near directly to the one Christ:
    • scrutinised. Let us picture, for example, how the frame of
    • Let us set against this colouring — if it were to be
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    • in six or seven years, the material of the body is completely
    • is little fitted to comprehend himself as a complete being in
    • spirituel world. We should comprehend the complete reality,
    • complete organism is but a small part of what we are as human
    • then, as you know, the complete human ego lived differently
    • faith. For him, they are conclusive and complete. No
    • of to-day and is presented by him, was not complete and
    • science with Aristotelian philosophy was completed and exists
    • century, when through the Arabs the complete philosophy of
    • the pamphlet concludes with a really significant reference
    • understanding of worldly affairs. Hence the pamphlet says in
    • the author of this pamphlet. I will read an extract from
    • pamphlet I have read to you, which culminated in the
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    • the causes as lying far, far back in the womb of history. Let
    • but a totality as man, a being complete in himself.
    • is newly added to it from our own time. Let us first look at
    • completely. It is what we find in the modern socialistic
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    • incurring the reproach of frightful fantasy, dilettantism, or
    • complete the process of destruction. Men believe they possess
    • destruction, unless they let themselves admit what
    • are stigmatized status dilettante, unscientific, fantastic
    • into matter, and to permeate it completely. That is the sense
    • this particular culture defame it; but let us grasp it in the
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    • notes and the text is not always complete or its full meaning clear.
    • complete or its full meaning clear. This should be borne in mind
    • ourselves into the words and let their magical content work upon us.
    • 17:4 Then answered Peter, and said unto Jesus, Lord, it is good for us to be here: if thou wilt, let us make here three tabernacles; one for thee, and one for Moses, and one for Elias. \
    • age, but we cannot remain in lethargy: the last moment has come.
    • Nature. We must let ourselves be strengthened and uplifted by the
    • ancestors let the voice of the Masters speak in folk-stories and
    • that we are Christians, let us not misunderstand our task —
    • theosophists. When we let the breath of the Spirit stream through our
    • Let
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    • You will find that there are many dilettante interpretations of this
    • shape and form are concerned, is but a part of the complete Human
    • complete what they see with the microscope by inventing something
    • Let us now observe a plant. This is a being possessed of an etheric
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    • — and letting such a formula really live in the heart and experience,
    • of letting this flow of power strengthen him enough morally and
    • let this cup pass from me; nevertheless, not my will, but thine, be
    • To understand rightly this twofold human nature, let us consider the
    • oneself completely, not merely in driblets of human sacrifice of the kind
    • whole being by letting it flow directly into material substance.
    • To complete this picture, think of the four lower principles of perishable
    • desires, is completely entangled in his earthly receptacle as the drop of
  • Title: Lecture: On Chaos and Cosmos
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    • means of letting such spiritual movements flow into the general life
    • were spoken. Now let us imagine the empty widespread cosmic space;
    • and ever-present fertility in nature. Let us take a simple example:
    • contains the seed of all things, when we let these things work upon
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    • earth at each new birth. Let us imagine ourselves within the
    • Let us picture vividly the conditions of a man born
    • in ancient Egypt. Let us imagine these conditions during the
    • time between birth and death. Now let us suppose that the man
    • post-Christian epoch. Let us compare the ages. In earthly
    • the physical plane! Further let us enquire into the
    • all the more clearly. The man with his complete consciousness
    • an idea, because he had so completely lost it. The capacity
    • man, was completely lost to the Atlantean on leaving the
    • epoch, during the sleep condition man felt himself completely
    • during sleep but he did not enter so completely into physical
    • obscured. It never completely ceased but darkened. As man was
    • when as a rule man is completely shut off from it; even in
    • evolution of the history of the physical plane. Now let us
    • death by life. These things completely coincide if we fix our
    • spiritual world, they who had been so completely in truth and
    • to be a depleted being, a Non-being in this world of shades.
    • connection with the spiritual is never completely lost,
    • world to the other. Let us try to picture what the spiritual
    • the complete picture of the spiritual world was revealed to
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    • softening of the bones, a complete softening of the upper members of
    • himself. Thus twelve egos are sitting in this circle. Let us consider
    • the most manifold way. Let us imagine one in west France, another in
    • Let us place ourselves
    • complete for yourselves the third and fourth races. The third race
    • which one observes the matter. Let us take with us from this
    • tolerance into the theosophical movement. Let us take that with us as
  • Title: Lecture: Christianity in Human Evolution
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    • As the greatest Avatar Being, Christ descended to earth. Let us view
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    • complete spiritual freedom. He will unite in his soul science or wisdom
    • by the expression “the Mothers.” When Goethe was able to let
    • is said: Let us imagine a quantity of water condensed to ice so that
    • Now let us try to turn what has been said into a physical picture. Let
    • Let us go on to ask: What becomes of a man whose soul has been
    • Let us try to experience in our feeling what clairvoyant consciousness
    • does not possess these two then let him have religion.”
    • complete spiritual freedom. He will unite in his soul science or
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    • first time is clearly emphasised. Let me explain this principle by
    • tragedy. Let me put it thus: The Initiate in the ancient Druidic or
    • the Christ Impulse. To understand this, let us think once more of
    • And now let us return once more to what Initiation brings in its
    • who has received the impulse of the Ego, of personality, who lets the
    • times, to let secrets remain secret. Everything comes out, caricatured
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    • Let us
    • Accordingly let us thus clothe the impressions received by
    • quite little, and is composed of three incomplete circles
    • way you look at me; I am complete in every direction. Now for
    • and changing movement into dance, completed it as a form.
    • let only selflessness come to expression; thus thou becomest
    • she was now completely occupying the body that she wore on
    • distantly recall this figure — but nothing so complete
    • imagination, but which they let pour out of the innermost
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    • ‘Well,’ said Nagasena, ‘let us now consider what a
    • various ways. If we let the spirit of these analogies work upon us,
    • building stones for the completion of a great edifice that is to
    • Gospel; but we must understand them aright. Let us compare them for a
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag I: Das Wesen der Geisteswissenschaft und Ihre Bedeutung Frü Die Gegenwart
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    • Fortschritte im allgemeinen Menschenleben in den letzten Zeiten
    • — wir können fast sagen in den letzten Jahrhunderten
    • setzt. Es liegen diese Fortschritte der letzten
    • verstandesmäßige Erfahrung, zuletzt eine geistige
    • und Rangordnungen der letzten Urbestandteile aller Wesen an,
    • gar stark und gewaltig. Die letzten pflegen daher alles,
    • Nur die letzten möchte ich eigentlich Seelen nennen. Es
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    • Shakespeare den düsteren Hamlet tun läßt:
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    • er in seinem Geiste zuletzt über die Außenwelt
    • sagt: Was idi zuletzt in meinem Geist in der Erkenntnis finden
    • kann. Auf den letzteren Umstand wird eigentlich viel zu wenig
    • letzteren finden wir das, was des Menschen Anwartschaft auf
    • diesen letzten Satz auffaßt, daß der Mensch im
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag IV: Menschengeist und Tiergeist
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    • Ausführungen des letzten Vortrags zu erinnern.
    • finden wir vor allen Dingen — wir haben schon das letzte
    • daß vorzugsweise das Skelett, wenn wir es anschauen, im
    • das Organ des Skelettes — der Schädelbau, ganz
    • das Letzte, was uns im Ton oder Laut entgegentritt, können
    • habe das letzte Mal darauf hingewiesen, daß wir in der Tat
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    • — das ist in dem letzten Vortrage in bezug auf andere
    • Einschlafen. Diese letztere Erscheinung läßt sich
    • ist das Letztere etwas Geschultes, während das
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag VI: Der Geist Im Pflanzenreich
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    • ernährt wird und so weiter. Zuletzt kommt dann die
    • Punkte ab. Das letztere machen nun heute noch nicht viele mit.
    • Erde birgt, zuletzt aus der Pflanze entstanden ist, daß
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    • Vergleiche zu diesem letzten Schöpfungsexkrement, als
    • Mensch, der Feuilletons schreibt, sein Feuilleton anfing mit
    • aber eben so gut sein, wenn er Feuilletons schreiben will, erst
    • zuletzt nach dem Ziele hin, das eben jetzt gekennzeichnet
    • der letzten Naturforscher-Versammlung hat Oswald
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    • etwas verhält, was von diesem letzteren so benutzt wird,
    • auch da nur wieder die letzte Hand anzulegen haben an die
    • genommen erst nach der Geburt mit den letzten entscheidenden
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    • verzeichnen, daß die Forschung auch in den letzten Jahren,
    • entschließen, wird aber doch zuletzt — auch durch
    • an die letzten Reste des alten Urbewußtseins denkt: an das
    • so wie er da vorhanden ist, ist er nur der letzte Rest eines
    • letzten großen Aufleuchten in der Offenbarung des
    • Kreislinie zuletzt eine Gerade wird: dann geht der Weg
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    • Letzter registriert. Darüber sollte man nachdenken. Denn
    • fuhren einmal der Wiener Feuilletonist Speidel und der
    • wieder und wieder zitiert, daß sein letztes Wort gewesen
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag XI: Was Hat die Geologie über Weltentstehung zu Sagen?
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    • Forschung, welche im Laufe der letzten Jahrhunderte und
    • noch kein Wirbelskelett besessen haben. Wir treffen dann andere
    • Tiere mit einem Wirbelskelett in den Schichten, die oben
    • vorhanden waren, die noch kein Skelett besessen haben und die
    • auftreten, die in gewisser Beziehung skelettartige Bildungen
    • weiterentwickelt hat und dann zu den skelettartigen Tieren und
    • in den letzten Jahrbillionen abgespielt haben. Die Geologie
    • hauptsächlichsten Vertreter der letzteren war der mit
    • finden dann Wesenheiten, die nichts von einem Wirbelskelett
    • daß wir zuletzt in unserer Zeit nur noch jene
    • Prozesse entgegentreten, das ist nur das letzte Produkt,
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    • bis herein in die letzten Jahrtausende vor der christlichen
    • zuletzt entsteht, wenn wir zum Beispiel den Gedanken eines
    • Wir sehen zuletzt in unserer Seele die Gebilde unseres aktiven
    • dem Tätigen wird und zuletzt vor uns steht, so
    • mechanische Gesetze beherrscht, aber zuletzt doch
    • Kräfte, die sie zuletzt in der menschlichen
    • sie die letzten Nachklänge des alten Hellsehens
    • die auch hier — wie wir es das letzte Mal für
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    • letzte Abendröte des indischen Geisteslebens vor
    • «Buddha» bezeichnet wird. Der letzte der Buddhas ist
    • Buddhas dagewesen; seit dem letzten Niedergange der Welt sind
    • Abschlagszahlung bringt. Der letzte war eben der Gotama
    • nunmehr als Buddha wieder der Menschheit einen letzten Rest der
    • welche dieser letzte Buddha gebracht hat, verbraucht sein wird,
    • aufstapeln können, kann uns zuletzt doch nicht zum
    • lernt, daß sie zuletzt überwunden werden und man von
    • wie beim letzten Buddha —, Befreiung vom irdischen Dasein
    • in dem ich zum Buddha geworden bin, der letzte ist.» Und
    • die Pfosten stürzen, wie der sinnliche Leib zum letzten
    • daß ein letztes großes, gewaltiges Aufleuchten dieser
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    • das ist der letzte abstrakte Nachklang des Bewußtseins,
    • Hellsehen. Bei ihm war er der erste der neuen und der letzte
    • Damit ist angedeutet, daß er der letzte war, der ein
  • Title: Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft: Vortrag XV: Was Hat die Astronomie über Weltentstehung Zu Sagen?
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    • Vielleicht wird das, was zuletzt bei diesen Betrachtungen
    • letzten Jahrzehnten, in dem ausgehenden neunzehnten Jahrhundert
    • Wissenschaft in den letzten Jahrzehnten uns weniger
    • führen uns zuletzt auf solche Wirkungen
    • Menschen sehen, so würde man zuletzt
    • zuletzt der Endzustand dieser unserer Entwickelung, in der wir
    • Wärme ist. Das ist das letzte, was
    • Naturvorgängen muß sich zuletzt in
    • zuletzt muß das Ergebnis sein, daß alle
    • alles, was von der Sonne zu uns strahlt, tendiert zuletzt
    • so werden Sie sehen, daß alles bis ins letzte Glied hinein
    • sagt: Es sind die Meinungen von Dilettanten, welche von
    • letzteren, sondern zu den ersteren geht, dann kann man sagen:
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    • Denken nicht wie ein Letztes hinzunehmen, sondern es wie ein
    • nachlesen in meinem letzten Buche «Vom
    • des Denkens, die man auf die zuletzt angedeutete Weise in
    • grob-stofflichen, derben Weise als eine letzte Wirklichkeit im
    • dann der Mensch die letzten Schranken fallen sieht, die Seele
    • «Nun ist Klarheit das Letzte in diesen Dingen, das Letzte
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    • Nachkommen und sie zeigen sich zuletzt in ganz besonders
    • Nachkommen zuletzt herauskommt. Dieser Gedanke ist,
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    • wissenschaftlicher Kreise in der letzten Zeit viel gepflogen
    • zuletzt kommt das Gemeinte doch darauf hinaus, daß in den
    • Unbewußte am meisten populär gemacht hat im letzten
    • letzten Vorträgen waren, aus ihnen haben entnehmen
    • im Grunde genommen nur der Dilettantismus irgendeinen Einwand
    • einen in Erstaunen versetzen. Aber man muß zuletzt aus
    • sich ergibt, in den letzten Vorträgen hingewiesen und will
    • Leben ergibt, ein Letztes ist. Selbst dann ist es kein Letztes,
    • näher. Daher habe ich das letztemal gerade mit Bezug auf
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    • angeführt habe im letzten Vortrag. Es ergibt sich,
    • ganz anderer Seite im letzten Vortrag charakterisiert habe und
  • Title: Geist und Stoff, Leben und Tod: Lecture V: Seelenratsel und Weltratsel: Forschung und Anschauung im deutschen Geistesleben
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    • ich auch das letztemal hier berührt habe, und die ich, um
    • Einzelheiten dem widersprechen, was das letztemal hier
    • Weise wie im letzten Vortrag unsere Betrachtung weiter
    • angeführt in meinem letzten Buche «Vom
    • bleibt auch nach dem letzten, uns sichtbaren Akte des
    • auch das eigentlich Reale, die letzten Gründe der
    • Spekulation der letzten Jahrhunderte so unzählige Male
    • letzten Schöpfungsexkrement, als welches unsere Erde
    • das letztemal nannte. Wir können es ja heute wenigstens
    • den Anfang das letztemal vorbrachte. Dort sagt er, der durch
    • Und wie wir's dann zuletzt so herrlich weit gebracht.
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    • den beiden letzten Vorträgen ausgesprochen habe, aber es
    • Forschungen, welche zuletzt dazu führen konnten, das
    • auszusprechen, wie es in den letzten zwei Vorträgen
    • Gegenteil, es wird das eintreten, was ich im letzten Vortrage
    • letzten Jahrzehnte, hat ja bemerken können, wie die
    • leben, dazu haben die Menschen der letzten Jahrzehnte
    • viele Menschen in den letzten Jahrzehnten als mit wichtigen
    • Sozialismus, sie haben in der letzten Zeit in den
    • Sozialisten und Individualisten der letzten Zeit und bis in
    • in den letzten Jahrzehnten so anhimmelt.
    • erst die Ereignisse der letzten Jahre oder Wochen vielleicht
    • letzten Zeit erschienen sind, von dem Präsidenten der
    • Kriegsliteratur — in den letzten Monaten innerhalb der
    • Photographien. Diese Photographien waren in der allerletzten
    • im letzten Vortrage hier das, was auf solche Weise zutage
    • solchem Dilettantismus hingeben? Weil ihm einfach die
    • im Vergleich zu diesem letzten Schöpfungsexkrement, als
  • Title: Geist und Stoff, Leben und Tod: Lecture VII: Das Jenseits der Sinne und das Jenseits der Seele
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    • großen Fortschritte der Naturwissenschaft in den letzten
    • Jahrhunderten, insbesondere aber in den letzten Jahrzehnten,
    • landläufige Wissenschaft im Laufe der letzten Jahrzehnte
    • Menschen überhaupt der letzten Jahrzehnte und der
    • Umriß», in meinem letzten Buche «Vom
    • haben in den letzten Zehen, daß gerade diese
    • naturwissenschaftlichen Denkern der letzten Zeit. Zwar
    • welche aufgetreten sind gegen diesen «dilettantischen
    • Denker» Eduard von Hartmann. So ein dilettantischer
    • Denken dieses letzten Jahrhunderts hat auf der einen Seite zwar
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Science and Speech
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    • let fall, or a bell we strike, but every single thing. Man’s
    • Let us then for the moment eliminate all that has been elaborated by
    • which makes each single human being into an individuality complete in
    • itself. We say that before man became this complete Ego-being, he was
    • Now let us consider this fourfold being of ours, and
  • Title: Lecture: Prayer
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    • which we have just been dealing, let us ask once again what
    • prayer. Let us avoid misunderstanding. We are not praising
    • therefore, in complete inner peace and utter
    • together and lives enclosed in itself, a complete self-being
    • pamphlet on the Lord's Prayer you will find an account
    • inner prayer and complete surrender to what it understands to
    • proper limits, a medieval thinker gave a true answer. Let us
    • never let its force be effective within him? Do we believe we
  • Title: Lecture: Mendelssohn's 'Overture of the Hebrides'
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    • wind, like the flames of an hundred hills! Let them sound on the
  • Title: Astral World: Lecture I
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    • to higher worlds. Today let us consider this relation as regards the
    • direction, but it takes its way to a being of the astral world. Let
    • us suppose a thought arises in our soul; let us say we ponder on the
    • Let us
    • let us take from the soul-contents of these people the concept of justice.
    • Let us suppose that
    • world, and so on for the whole of life. Now let us suppose that through
    • winter of 1888/89. It is interesting to read in his last letters how
    • world surrounds us. Let us think that here is such a being — one,
    • let us suppose that two parties arise in the town. The one party wants
    • to build — let us say — two churches on one and the same
    • In the astral world, the most completely opposite ideas can interpenetrate
    • have on the physical plane are not built there, but let us suppose that
    • opinion must become deed. There, one does not oneself fight; one lets
    • The most complete tolerance obtains. If one opinion is more fruitful
    • than the others, it will drive them out of the field. One lets other
    • the same spot, but where opinions differ, one lets them mutually prevail
    • from the higher worlds — let us say from the devachanic world
  • Title: Astral World: Lecture II: Some Characteristics of the Astral World
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    • in public lectures) to find complete understanding in a totally unprepared
    • We will now let something
    • occult truth demonstrated externally in a relatively lower animal. Let
    • your wonder but only increase it. Let me, however, take an ordinary
  • Title: Astral World: Lecture III: The Law of the Astral Plane: Renunciation
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    • but also let their natures flow out to us continually. That streams
    • this way? Let us first remember the experiences in Kamaloca. Let us
    • that is ready to pour out what is received as bliss — to let it
  • Title: Prophecy -- Its Nature and Meaning
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    • The volume of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner
    • The volume of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner
    • well-known personages, let us take the case of Wallenstein.
    • made of those still to come. Kepler completed the horoscope as
    • against the grain to correct the hour of birth. From a letter on the
    • But let us take other examples —
    • Nostradamus lets this interweave in his contemplation and a picture
    • devotion, of reverence, he completely put away all cares and
    • life, may express themselves in deeds or they may find no outlet in
    • complete in itself.” [“Wer das Vergangene
    • they may be — are sometimes completely valueless because they
  • Title: The Hidden Depths of Soul Life
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    • of Spiritual Investigation. The volume of the Complete Edition of
    • of perception, the memory proves itself independent? Let us ask life to
    • clearly shown by Nature herself lets us see how matters stand when we
    • true that a completely materialistic thinker can say that certain parts
    • this one demanded he was unable to complete it during the year. So it
    • consciousness, its task is completed, and after expressing itself in a
    • such a thing. Let us say that, in his seventh or eighth year, a child
    • unconscious regions. Let us say such a child grows up and in his
  • Title: Good Fortune Its Reality and Its Semblance
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    • most men have interpreted their fortune at such a moment? But let us go
    • in this case, to a complete illusion.
    • Let us suppose that a man with very high ideas, even with the gift of an
    • can picture the complete contrast between what the day brought him in the
    • Now, what is the opposite of the instance we have given? Let us place it
    • judges of what has occasioned the course of a life. Let us suppose someone
    • So let us ask ourselves: When was this man a correct judge of his destiny?
    • from the point of view of spiritual science. Let us recall Hamerling's
    • permeated by the forces knowledge can give, will find this strange. But let
    • important. For instance, let us think of a man who rejects outright the idea
    • his own fortune. But let us fix our minds on the powerful influence of that
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of the Animal World in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • unknown to us which lets all that we see and all that exists enter
    • (gravitation) of radiation” just — let us say — at
    • split off from a drop of a liquid, if we let it rotate, and as a
    • Instead of the brain let us
    • conditions cannot exist any longer. Let us look at such a state, in
    • only adjusted, let us say to water, only coming to its present form,
    • Let us
    • liquid. If we let this solution stand, then a sediment deposits
    • guide it to deposit the eggs there where the larva can live. Or let
    • The elements let permeate themselves
  • Title: Lecture: Death in Man, Animal, and Plant
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    • dilettante theosophical or other spiritual-scientific sources. These
    • to preserve a completely open mind, one might speak of that death
    • of Denmark, Hamlet — but which we should not have expected to
    • melancholy, Hamlet may say:
    • past, the earth was a completely different entity, that it has been
    • organism, stands out just like, or similar to, the solid skeleton as
    • the human being the solid skeleton inclines to become a kind of
    • physical and chemical in its action, as a kind of skeleton of the
    • dealing with an ensouled organism, he acquires a completely new
    • completely parallel with the emerging of the sprouting, growing plant
    • come to understand that the great earth mother is a complete organism
    • Now let us try to
    • the world of living animals. If in our own case we let our
    • perceiving, feeling and willing beings we become something completely
  • Title: Lecture: The Nature of Eternity
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    • the volume of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf
    • any unprejudiced man, willing to let the true nature of the
    • the links in a whole chain representing for us the complete
    • that cannot find an outlet in the external world. We live in
  • Title: Lecture: Leonardo da Vinci
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    • completely under water in the floors. Many other things intervened
    • way complete.
    • completion, a soul in whom the secrets of the universe so worked that
    • Let us pursue our study
    • completed the model of the horse. Then through an accident, when it
    • If we let his “Last
    • expression with complete truthfulness and probability. Because he
    • Now let us consider
    • Let us now consider him
    • from what it was in the Greek period. Let us try, for instance, to
    • Let us now see how
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 1. Materialism and Spirituality.
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    • LET US turn our thoughts, my dear friends, as we do continually, to
    • Let me first give expression to the deep satisfaction I have in being
    • approaches such things in a dilettante way — as all those concerned
    • possible to form a complete picture of what happened, from the
    • extends beyond time. Let us take a special case; one quoted hundreds
    • complete stranger, an event to which the dreamer is quite indifferent.
    • Let us then try to acquire Spiritual Science, not as a mere doctrine
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 2. The Metamorphoses of the Soul-Forces
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    • should become just as alive in us as the feeling — let us say
    • accomplishment; — it has also brought about a completely
    • at the same place. As soon as we are interested in letting our soul be
    • ourselves, not simply to let it pass by unobserved but to pay
    • cosmic ordering in which he as organism is placed. Let us take a very
    • Now let us take something else. — The patriarchal age, as it is
    • life of man is seventy or seventy-one years, and let us see how many
    • Now let us investigate something else — which is not so difficult
    • greater being. — And now let us take the breathing process of a
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 3. The Human Soul and the Universe (part 1)
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    • Let us take the subject of the mutual intercourse between man and man,
    • more and more of such souls on the earth. Let us therefore try to make
    • let us try to re-animate the old conceptions which are, not
    • without purpose, interwoven in our present life. Let us try to quicken
    • which represents his genius and which, if he be wise, he obeys. Let us
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 4. Morality, As A Germinating Force
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    • the most complete, the most extreme expression of man's relation to
    • about his complete and utter subjection to the earth. He would have
    • together with the earth, and to unite his destiny completely with that
    • manifesting, a completely new age in which every man will be measured
    • complete understanding with the times! But, my dear friends, as long
    • present translations do not now completely give the original meaning;
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 5. The Human soul and the Universe (part 2)
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    • that life, bring it into touch with the Spiritual worlds. Today let us
    • he may even prefer that to listening to a lecture, let us say, which
    • Now, in order that we may not fail to understand completely, I will
    • stimulated to form ideas by outer circumstances people may let
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 6. Man and the Super-Terrestrial
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    • LET us dwell again today a little on the considerations already
    • the year were taught. Let us just consider the significance of such
    • Let us assume the time to be between the 24th December, and the early
    • In its own domain it is of course right; but what it completely leaves
    • connected with the universe. A complete turning round takes place.
    • Spiritual world in which he will dwell when he has completely
    • of our system. Now let us consider this. If Saturn forms the boundary
    • twenty-nine to thirty years to complete his course, which is thus of
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 7. Errors and Truths.
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    • Let us quote a concrete case. In endeavouring to point out the errors
    • extraordinarily clever. I cannot now go into it more deeply; let us
    • Let no one connected with the ruling powers of the earth, or
    • peculiar doctrine. It is capable of bearing a completely different,
    • consciousness, that, as regards the Holy Scriptures a full, complete
    • and complete understanding. It is certainly able to draw forth the
    • for thousands of years. Let the masters of the Bible commentaries
    • of the Scripture pictures; they completely leave out of account the
    • understood, not understood completely in all the minute details of
    • between death and rebirth. Let no one suppose that all that is
  • Title: Lecture: The Human Soul and the Universe
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    • Let us take the subject of the mutual intercourse between man and man,
    • more and more of such souls on the earth. Let us therefore try to make
    • let us try to re-animate the old conceptions which are, not
    • without purpose, interwoven in our present life. Let us try to quicken
    • which represents his genius and which, if he be wise, he obeys. Let us
  • Title: The Story of the Green Serpent and the Beautiful Lily: Lecture I
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    • completely new, must call forth a certain distrust against the
    • He, who made this saying his own, was really in complete harmony with
    • let the lower nature die out, and to allow that which dwells in the
    • eternal laws, in accordance with which we have to complete the primal
    • Schiller refers to in his letters on the aesthetic education of man.
    • sacrifice itself completely. Not only should it lead men over the
    • So let us hurry on to the great procession in which we encounter a
    • Schiller expressed in his Aesthetic Letters; — the union of
    • letters Goethe could not grasp in abstract thought, but gave in the
    • creed. We can only understand them completely when we see our own
    • when he had completed his course on the Earth. After his death, this
  • Title: Lecture: Theosophy and Tolstoy
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    • Let us consider life in another domain, in the domain of art. I will
    • civilisation are completely caught up in the external form of life we
    • there is complete inner concordance. We have a sick man before us, not
    • ear to the utterances of your soul. Let not the forms engross you,
    • from outside, but lets that which arises in his heart, that which the
    • From this standpoint Tolstoy strives for a complete renewal of all
    • not a preacher of dogmas but the champion of a complete transformation
    • form of life is capable of complete self-renewal, as little can an old
    • perfect accord with this. Let me read just one more passage that is
    • impersonal, to let the impersonal life hold sway in him, will he grow
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VII: The Great Initiates
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    • today complete. This must be made clear to anyone aspiring to become
    • today is by no means a completed being, but is in the process of
    • body — so you can, in spite of seeing into space, completely
    • between a violet and a reddish tinge. This is then the second
    • let us say a savage — has the aura which nature has
    • completely a consequence of forces of nature. One could then perceive
    • aura is completely shot through with new light. One can see this
    • plants — he then begins a completely new stage of instruction.
    • every mighty impulse, all that is important in the world. Let us take
    • the schooling. Let us go back to everyday life at the time when the
    • outer world are the single letters, and the word that is formed from
    • external picture arbitrarily fixed in single letters and parts; it is
    • was brought completely down into the earth and buried there. But a
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture I: Inner Development
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    • truths is actually my own self. I must get away completely from the
    • assertion. Just try to let your inner self speak, and you will
    • an occultist must understand completely, “Except ye become as
    • golden letters this law of the occult world. Development must start
    • green is separated into a complete duality, so the lower and higher
    • are complete and without wishes, satisfied with what has come to you,
    • “My lot has put me in the wrong place. I am,” let us say,
    • complete openness towards everything new that meets us. Most
    • of course, expect that the violet blooms every year at the same time
    • has nothing to do with the external world, and let this thought
    • content come to life completely. A short time is enough, perhaps a
    • will appear completely different if you do these exercises
    • stage is that in which a consciousness, which is as a rule completely
    • Hamlet's “The undiscover'd country from whose bourn no traveler
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    • praises and she alone punishes — herself, Let her do with me what she
    • time and then think how difficult it is to make the violet or some
    • wisdom-religions, What does it signify? Let me try to express it in
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VIII: The Path of Knowledge and Its Stages
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    • worked in complete concealment up until the last third of the
    • Eastern imagination, and an Eastern heart work completely differently
    • physical plane. Perceptions on the astral plane are completely
    • meadow saffron and a violet. If I see the meadow saffron as a symbol
    • quality. In the violet, one can behold a symbol for a calm, innocent
    • worked completely differently. There they worked more strongly. When
    • with which one must reckon. Let us suppose that a man has a hidden
    • definite occult sign-language. Let us take the following as an
    • letter B is used in many different words, so can a symbol in
    • pentagram. Just as the letter B signifies something different in the
    • staff with the snake. That has become the letter E in our system of
    • writing. Or take the letter W which depicts the wave-movements of
    • Word. The letter M is nothing other than an imitation of the upper
    • stands in connection with a particular force in the cosmos. Let
    • higher egotism. When people say, “I need only let my self
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture IX: Imaginative Knowledge and Artistic Imagination
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    • melancholy soul, in the violet a picture of calm piety, in the
    • experiences is experienced in it by the group-soul. Let us take, for
    • meadow strewn with flowers, becomes something completely new to him,
    • mineral world. Let us take the mountain crystal, glittering with
    • particular configuration and form. Let us go back in the evolution of
    • the earth. It once had a completely different form. Let us immerse
    • type. There the ears are completely different, the nose is completely
    • Satyr type, in which we find a completely different form of the
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    • let us pose the question of how art originates. In line with
    • Let
    • Goethe in complete agreement with one another. Both thinkers believe
    • completely to expression nor attain in her creations, at least not
    • into himself; he causes it to arise in him again and then lets it go
    • forth from him. It is as if nature were not complete and in man found
    • her completion, her fulfillment, and she rejoices, as it were, in man
    • completely attain her intentions, presenting us with something of a
    • Let
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    • Let
    • perhaps has not been completed and he might have remained another 200
    • Let
    • were completely different from human beings today. On the physical
    • are descendants of those completely differently shaped beings, but
    • Let us make it clear that the physical as vapor or esoteric “air”
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    • begin with, let us listen to the beautiful apostrophe to the sun which
    • Goethe lets these words be spoken by Faust, the representative of
    • black earth-disc, a violet-reddish orb gradually became visible, on
    • the earth shall have completed its evolution, when the Light will
    • was embodied in the Christos. Just as the sun completes its orbit in
  • Title: Poetry/Fairy Tales: Lecture 2: The Interpretation of Fairy Tales
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    • will be given, to let us picture what it is all about. The first
    • shot, unobserved by them he let loose the lark, which flew up and did
    • before we go into it, let us put another beside it, for if you
    • Odyssey. Let us put the following fairy tale side by side with
    • completely from the forces of nature. The figures that appear
    • is completely entangled in the concerns of the external world. At
    • first the glass king is completely enmeshed in outer circumstances
    • the giants let him go free. A ball of thread was attached and the
    • this tale, we should just let it penetrate our souls in order to
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture II: Christianity in Human Evolution: Leading Individualities and Avatar Beings
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    • This volume along with Rosicrucian Esotericism completes the bulk
    • Let us look
    • knowledge of it. Let us consider the fact that people discuss
    • descended to earth as the greatest avatar being. Let us view
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture X: The God of the Alpha and the God of the Omega
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    • This volume along with Rosicrucian Esotericism completes the bulk
    • human being. However, let me stress emphatically that it can
    • that the ego lets the forces of the spiritual world stream
    • increasingly darker. By contrast, let us look at the soul of
    • right way? A complete reversal in the way human beings looked
    • at the physical world was necessary. First, let us ask what
    • receiving the Christ-Spirit, let alone be permeated by it.
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 1: The Mission of Spiritual Science
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    • Let us take an
    • Up, scholar, let thy breast unwearied
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    • Let us again
    • Let us take an
    • Let us compare
    • Now let us apply
    • his soul will be. Let us try to understand why this is so.
    • himself to Nature's productive power and lets it work upon him. He creates a
    • the facial expressions they call forth. Let us picture a man under the
    • Titan, there is a complete contrast. Here everything is perfectly finished;
    • In partiality let the active man
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 4: The Mission of Reverence
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    • cannot completely mortify itself. When the soul seeks to embrace the external
    • invigorates the soul. How can this be? Let us consider the outward expression
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 6: Asceticism and Illness
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    • well to an athlete as to an ascetic. But in our time the word has acquired a
    • let us take a symbol which is of use for spiritual development, and expound
    • what we have to overcome in ourselves, let us take that part of the plant
    • — the teacher will resume — “let us look at
    • asceticism, in our sense of the word, enter practically into human life? Let
    • level, at the old standpoint. But let us suppose a case where a person really
    • completely to his bodily constitution, these inner causes may bring about
    • Let us look for
    • a moment at the opening of the Old Testament: “And God said, Let there
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 7: Human Egoism
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    • another complete nature, with the task of achieving another summit in
    • clear. Let us go back to the plant.
    • Now let us ask:
    • creates harmony between himself and the world around him. Or he can let his
    • into connection with the content of the whole world, let people participate
    • death, that he completed the
    • him, that human life is never completely at the mercy of chance, but is
    • Hamlet,
    • complete education in the school of life.
    • word from a diary kept by Goethe's friend, Susanne von Klettenberg. They
    • beautiful soul, Susanne von Klettenberg, rose indeed to high levels, but
    • Klettenberg describes.
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    • “Now”, says Nagasena, “let us inquire into this question of
    • follows. Let us suppose that King Milinda has arisen from death as a
    • complete Ego; and this Ego endures. It carries over into the next earth-life
    • Sermon on the Mount. We have only to understand them in the right way. Let us
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 9: Something about the Moon in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • and phenomena as they appear to observation in, let us say, the life of the
    • Fechner's pamphlet, “Schleiden and the Moon”, published in 1856,
    • rocks as the skeleton of the earth, and that the rivers, streams and
    • Let us now
    • flow. Let us use the findings of Spiritual Science and our previous
    • Science. Well, let them talk. It would be better if they were to take what is
    • approach in the right way what the spiritual scientist has to say, let us
    • the sun regulates the relationship of man to itself and to the earth. Let us
    • Let us take two
    • Now let us take
    • and external science are in complete agreement. External science, too,
    • Let us take man
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture One: On the Investigation and Communication of Spiritual Truths
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    • pictures can we obtain a complete impression of the tree.
    • requires. Moreover this support is completely in line with
    • let us say, that of mathematics or botany or some other
    • ethics, resulting from the spiritual life.  -- Let
    • But when such a man is on the point of letting words like
    • the concept of spiritual truth, let me say this. There are
    • knowledge. Let us not say that man can never experience
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Two: Higher Knowledge and Man's Life of Soul
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    • claimed that such a picture is in any sense a complete
    • Let us now ask
    • sense outside us. And now let us ask how this unique
    • world. What he desires or wishes must be a matter of complete
    • requirement simply means the complete absence of egoism. But
    • have inner experiences: it is not so easy for him then to let
    • completely ready for them. But the necessary complement is
    • Let us assume
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Three: The Tasks of the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch
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    • completely regular pattern, and this is as it should be for
    • Let us
    • preserved in the grotesque form of letters and words printed
    • which can provide complete proof of man's immortality,
    • matter from a basic understanding of the sciences, let alone
    • completely justified. But in so far as it pretends to
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Four: The Symbolic Language of the Macrocosm in the Gospel of St. Mark
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    • different places at different times. Let us think of the soul
    • Let us compare
    • present — in a certain sense; but complete assurance that
    • direction, let us say, of Capricorn, or in the case of other
    • provides the letters for accounts of mighty cosmic
    • to the letters — and moreover even they are an outermost
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Five: The Two Main Streams of Post-Atlantean Civilisation
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    • create, let us say, quartz or emerald.
    • Buddha had to experience in order to complete this descent.
    • and complete as it was in the case of the great Buddha, this
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Six: The Son of God and the Son of Man. The Sacrifice of Orpheus
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    • the Angeloi, Archangeloi and Archai, let us remind ourselves
    • Let us now
    • complete misunderstanding of the spiritual meaning of
    • man's life is enclosed within his skin is complete
    • great delicacy and subtlety in connection with Orpheus is set
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Seven: The Higher Members of Man's Constitution
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    • Let us first of all
    • gradually spiritualised. When we are eating fruit, let us
    • Let us take them together and simply call them the
    • to cure complete dependence upon the substances of the
    • parts of the body — the shoulders, let us say. A purely
    • at a real simpleton. Therefore different laws hold good if
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Eight: Laws of Rhythm in the Domain of Soul-and-Spirit.
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    • impulse with patience, to let it be baptised by the
    • World-Spirit and to let it live and achieve a state of
    • by which they should let themselves be inspired? The vast
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    • presaging the complete disappearance of the ancient treasures
    • nineteenth century that will completely wipe out the
    • anticipate. For the moment let us be thankful for the
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    • trying to let concepts and ideas which mirror the spiritual
    • nineteenth century. Let us cast our minds back to the sixth,
    • completely exhausted and could carry him no longer so that he
    • completely engrossed in what we to-day call the
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    • dilemma; what the fairy tale describes lies so completely in
    • being but is completely hidden from your waking, everyday life.
    • completely.
    • complete unconsciousness. The soul knows nothing of what it has to
    • complete change. When we look far, far back into the past of
    • little girl lets the paddock eat with her out of her bowl of bread
    • Let us take another tale. Please forgive me if it is connected with
    • I give you a short summary of the fairy tale, let me say this:
    • Before we hear it, let us recall that according to spiritual research
    • the life of the soul when it leaves the body in sleep as completely
    • Let
    • feeling completely inadequate in the face of the powers of nature;
    • giants were astonished. Then the man took the lark and let it fly
  • Title: Das Fünfte Evangelium: Zweiter Vortrag, Berlin, 4. November 1913
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    • gewissermaßen seelisch hinzuschauen auf vier Ereignisse, von denen das letzte —
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture X: The Three Decisions on the Path of Imaginative Cognition
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    • complete surrender and devotion to certain thoughts or
    • oneself so completely to the given thoughts and perceptions
    • before a completely clean slate, of standing before complete
    • we must let these colorless and soundless forms take on life from
    • and find himself in completely strange worlds. The
    • spiritual, with the complete stripping off of the physical, is an
  • Title: Social Forms: Address: On the Occasion of the General Meeting of the Berlin Branch
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    • concerning this pamphlet, the understanding that I had
    • know, if we were in a Position to let more people capable of
    • the proletariat.
    • of counterfeiting of letters, falsifying interviews, by
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    • Let us consider
    • man stands before us in a completely different way. It is
    • Now let us look
    • whole, complete eternity of the human soul is only grasped by
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    • this question first. Now let us ask ourselves what human life really
    • without this development. If one wanted to build a cathedral, let's
    • the expert is today almost completely bypassed in favor of the
    • really listen completely to the other, not only listen to the word
    • speech. This listening creates a completely different understanding —
    • but complete freedom. We shall even treasure the freedom of the
    • yourself, develop a loving attitude and let your thoughts stream from
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    • the volume in the Complete Edition of Rudolf Steiner's
    • completely to the conceptions arising from it. Although,
    • a strange letter from America. This letter informed Lodge
    • Lodge when danger was looming before him. But the letter was
    • extremely ambiguous — as letters of such a kind are
    • the letter would be able to say: ‘Did I not receive
    • had been killed, the writer of the letter would equally well
    • letter could have been interpreted in that sense too. —
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    • Menschheitsentwicklung der letzten Jahrhunderte vorgebracht
    • in der Tat: wenn wir die Menschheitsentwicklung der letzten
    • mittlerer Epoche in diese Menschheitsentwicklung der letzten
    • letztemal dargestellt, wie nahe er der Geisteswissenschaft
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    • meditation one should first immerse oneself completely in the content
    • right — let them hear the blood pulse. Then they'll sense the
    • connect ourselves completely with the thoughts, etc. So we experience
    • life should run completely independently. We must preserve absolute
    • letting these 3 sentences go through one's soul over and over again.
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    • completely into our thought life. If this imagination would appear it
    • we're completely permeated by piety.
    • completely yet. As far as our will impulses go it's very
    • following about the letters in these mantras is also of importance.
    • completely into the other being; the waviness of the w carries
    • us over all by itself. Everything is completely reversed in It works me,
    • the other being and works from there; one has united with it completely.
    • letters are also of importance. In
    • completely united, all of this summarized.
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Berlin, 4-11-'13
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    • instance, let's say that a meditator or someone else has seen
    • English letters and another one in Latin ones. And so it doesn't make
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    • It's a gift of the Father that he let the Son proceed from him. If
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    • that can help you to get into the spiritual world. Let's recall what
    • expressed in them. Let's suppose someone suddenly became clairvoyant
    • they work on the composition of letters and syllables. One who is
    • they bring single letters together to form a word. Man has 12 senses
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part III: Berlin, 12-28-'04
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  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 11-4-10
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    • And when the pupil lets the
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    • the time being completely colorless, lightless, soundless and so on. Any
    • If we see violet, it's telling us that we must acquire
    • phenomena are nothing spiritual, we must let our ego go and as it
    • were, let it fly away, just as the dove was released from
    • the images that we've let work quietly tell us their
    • things it can hang on to. The rose cross, for instance. We should let
    • corporeality that's hardened and withered, that we must let our
    • It's world karma that lets us act egoistically World karma is
    • nearby, we won't jump as much as before. The God who lets us
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 1-17-11
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    • way to develop sense-free thinking is to let processes run in the
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    • courage and fearlessness. Then we can calmly let ourselves be grasped
    • — how the thrones let Saturn
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    • the cognition body develops in the astral body? Let's clarify
    • we exhale can't maintain life, it's lethal air. Death
    • us whether we exhale this spiritual substance again as lethal air or
    • would continue the work of the Gods, and we do this when we let the
    • this spiritual substance and to take in Christ completely with it, so
  • Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Berlin, 10-24-11
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    • Let's ask ourselves where disease comes from. We know that
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    • portal closed completely and man had to drown in maya. In ancient
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    • thing about such thoughts and questions is that we let them rest in
    • our soul for awhile, that we let them speak to us without doing much
    • Let's make it clear to
    • now because Christ Jesus, the fatherless human being, has completely
    • Let our modern scholars
    • Let's ask ourselves
  • 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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    • human striving in such a way. If you let the different epochs
    • expression does not match completely — in a
    • lets them prevail as they want to prevail, they already come
    • Let
    • effects. The strange is that a practical man completely
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture II: The Human Being as Being of Soul and Spirit
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    • dilettantish worldview constructions that arise from some
    • can only describe the letters that are printed on any page
    • like something read to the description of the letters that
    • mere description of letters.
    • as mental pictures. If the human being lets his soul life to
    • completely based on the fact that the life of our body of
    • association, then it proceeds in such a way as the body lets
    • However, the human being oversleeps completely in the usual
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture III: Goethe as Father of Spiritual Research
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    • respect completely. In the most vigorous way, Goethe refused to
    • imagine at first that the remaining skeleton of the human being
    • investigated skeleton after skeleton and compared the human
    • between the human and the animal skeletons in this respect. He
    • that on this side of the line the complete animal development
    • notice in a letter to Herder in which he informed his discovery
    • metamorphosis not only to the skeleton, but also to all other
    • complete human brain is only a transformed part of the spinal
    • higher ability lets the thinking appear before the human being.
    • Letters (1794). I want to indicate only briefly,
    • and Goethe. In the Letters on the Aesthetic Education of
    • thoughts, as Schiller did in his Letters on the Aesthetic
    • wanted, completely in harmony with Herder, to survey nature as
    • artistically only combining can work on. Someone who lets the
    • This inside of nature was for Goethe completely beyond his
    • to close with a remark, which Novalis did completely in the
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture IV: Mind, Soul and Body of the Human Being
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    • thoughts completely follow the course of the outer world with
    • dilettantish: in his explanations is something by which you are
    • with your complete soul life that you try to settle in a real
    • let a contradiction live out in the soul and do not approach it
    • lets such limiting points of cognition live out in his soul.
    • accidentally with all kinds of pathological and dilettantish
    • degrees of intensity. You must be able to observe the complete
    • waking state, the weakened waking state, the complete sleeping
    • the human being while it lets the processes of growing
    • waking which is active in the forces which let us as children
    • about the spiritual-mental in a dilettantish way and to
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture V: Nature and Her Riddles in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • that it takes away the possibility from him completely to
    • approach what would be dilettantish because the legitimate
    • but does not have something complete. You have to be able to
    • also the temperature does not let us fall asleep if it is too
    • feet and so on and completely disregard the fact that there a
    • could continue the picture completely after scientific methods
    • thinking, which is taken from the completely physical
    • themselves. Wiesner is completely right, natural sciences can
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture VI: The Historical Life of Humanity and Its Riddles
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    • completely entitled. You cannot say that these human beings had
    • Forgive if I let — not by courtesy but for stylistic
    • hair's breadth a prehistory of the union and lets the union
    • attitudes of both men are completely different. Just on such
    • own individuality has completely developed it; you rather have
    • from his immediate personality. It would be complete nonsense
    • historian of the present, is completely clear in his mind that
    • dream becomes completely conscious, then we integrate it
    • world. This Imaginative cognition is the completely conscious
    • With it let me summarise this consideration briefly. Goethe
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    • concerning the human being and his nature. On one side complete
    • of every world consideration. It is completely irrelevant to
    • Let us assume that somebody becomes a materialist by his
    • agreed that there a completely dilettantish philosopher talked
    • author of this writing set himself to oppose this dilettantish
    • scientific dilettante Hartmann. — They also contributed
    • who believe that somebody must always be a dilettante who does
    • however, it could not completely make use of this fact. Since
    • that one can believe that everything is dilettantish that is
    • the Imaginative observation arises that completely the same
    • The complete human organism has not only become more perfect if
    • this thought completely determines the whole organisation of
    • completely, it goes back to a former level. Thereby he can give
    • spiritual being. If you check him completely, you find the
    • the trivial scientific life completely to consider the
    • looked completely different is only to be gained if one applies
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture IX: The Supersensible Human Being
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    • the way in which he speaks about that is completely scientific.
    • The author of this booklet wants to point to a certain place
    • have to deal with all possible completely blurred subconscious
    • of thinking as something rather childish and dilettantish.
    • completely easy, and memorising. Remember only what the young
    • this mental picture completely originates anew. It originates
    • preparation has to be done completely consciously from start to
    • you have got at an ego-experience that is completely different
    • and with it you have the complete human being. With it, you
    • is busy in the spatial-physical. If you have learnt to let
    • yourself to let collide the inner experience of the ego
  • Title: Eternal Human Soul: Lecture X: The Questions of Free Will and Immortality
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    • actually, only in grasping the complete significance of the
    • completely consciously. You realise that the whole imagery was,
    • not completely transparent if it were clouded and were itself
    • complete first part of the book to an immediate, unbiased
    • that he completely stands on the ground of the scientific way
    • can let this association of mental pictures to the naturalists
    • let the association take its course. Since there would never be
    • certain respect to consider carefully not to be completely
    • are completely right if they do not speak about free actions;
  • Title: Schiller and Our Times: Lecture I: Schiller's Life and Characteristic Quality
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    • completely at one with that period. To-day, all that is past
    • is no reproach; our times have become hard. Let us take three
    • dealt with this problem in later years. In his “Letters
    • by means of art. When he wrote his pamphlet on “The Stage
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    • And lets the All run past in cycles?
    • he finished Don Carlos, Schiller stood in the completest
    • in splendid words in the memorable letter of 23rd August 1794,
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    • in Goethe's method of creation, the letter of 24th August 1794,
    • They only became a whole by the completion of their separate
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    • completeness, even if without the same depth. For in
    • “Aesthetic Letters”: on the one hand man has a
    • the letters of Julius.
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    • complete devotion, to Terczky; while the Sergeant Major, who
    • heavy standard which, like a man, you would not let go. Then I
    • letting the thoughts play freely about him, simply cannot but
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    • situation complete in itself in which only the characters have
    • by step, on the completion of his psychology, and his idealism
    • his Aesthetic Letters; and a wholly new attitude would come
    • study of the — unfortunately uncompleted —
    • affecting. Many attempts have been made to complete the work
    • hopes that were centred on him found expression in the letters
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    • demands of to-day with Schiller's; let us compare what we
    • his Property and Schiller's Aesthetic Letters: When
    • Aesthetic Letters the demand for the liberation of human
    • someday it will be possible to get on completely without law
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    • all the secrets; as a result, he comes into complete dependence
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    • nations should turn their attention. My sovereign completely
    • rare skill — but do not let us forget the other side. Do
    • not let us forget that many clever men who belong to the other
    • Let
    • thoroughly. Let us consider from another aspect something
    • had been disposed of completely — so people thought —
    • different state of things. Nevertheless, let us ask ourselves
    • completely new impulse. Nor the first time in our modern epoch
    • let us now consider the purpose of strife, whether battle
    • completely to the physical plane during his earthly life; for
    • complete independence. But he is called upon to reach this
    • of an all-embracing, complete peace. It is not struggle, but
    • existence. Let us leave fighting to the bellicose who are not
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    • being wills something? Let us assume, he walks, he is in
    • are sitting at a table and drinking — well, let's say,
    • fail and instead of joy, unhappiness, sorrow, pain may be let
    • use the expression, as something complete in itself. Already
    • completely at one with herself in order to “read”
    • “practice,” let us say in playing the piano, or in
    • organism with a mere letter script, an indicative sign, as we
    • are mere signs, letters, and the soul's activity must become
    • nervous system, in the head organism, is a complete picture. In
    • be completely explained in terms of physical and chemical laws.
    • that science of which Goethe lets Mephisto say “It makes
    • writing a letter to his beloved; the difference between
    • and Seydel's letter may have been whatever
    • How she lets solid substance to spirit run,
    • How she lets matter to spirit run,
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    • forming mental images, ceases. It is just by letting the spirit
    • Now, the opposite is also the case. Let us assume, someone
    • the life of feeling — let it be rightly noted, not in so
    • research, then the result will be a complete harmony between
    • truth. Someone could say: Let us agree that certain feelings
    • assertion becomes evident with complete clarity. Namely, one
    • let us rather say, substance-forms - - because it is on these
    • Deinhardt had written to quote a passage from a letter which
    • question, in a certain sense, from another side. Let us
    • Let
    • spirit-soul nature has been completely driven out of the human
    • overcome the experience, but not completely; in the
    • has developed an attitude of mind which completely denies that
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    • For them the violet was much redder than we see it. Were we, according
    • for the dark colours, the blue, the blue-violet. It was not only the
    • so, and in that we find blue and blue-violet increasingly attractive,
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    • — to be passive; we just let it work upon us, give ourselves up
    • from the sense — let us take the eye as representing them (see
    • complete decadence. To avert this, science will have to become able to
    • — then we can await what will come. Let everyone from his own
    • others. But at least let him do it — do it above all so that as
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    • of the human body. Let us call to mind, for example, the three bodily
    • merely physical commonplaceness to a completely spiritual stream. If
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    • life-spirit, spirit-man. His development is not yet complete but will
    • And now let us ask: Can
    • Let us think for a moment
    • is man's highest. Let us try to conceive of these beings
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    • certain stages of cosmic evolution. Let us take the Fire-Spirits. They
    • their complete youthfulness. All other fields of action existed to give
    • complete accordance with these spiritual-scientific facts, namely, that
    • a poor simpleton, or something worse. But the theosophist can look on
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    • Let us look at the advance
    • member which are beyond what man can attain in his completed seven-membered
    • Let us now follow evolution
    • body and fructified it. Let us picture this developing human being.
    • beings who did not complete their development. What does that mean?
    • It means that they had not advanced to the stage where they could let
    • of memory. There was not of course as yet complete observation of the
    • of Form have given up their ego, letting it trickle down into man, we
    • of the Spirits of Form. We have indeed often spoken of this. Let us
    • around us and in which we have taken no share. Let us look at what I
    • Let us go, for example, to the dams which the beavers make. We see how
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    • and ideas that one has fully grasped the matter or presented it completely.
    • about them, but must not let ourselves be misled by what appear here
    • you a description of how the other planets had loosed themselves. Let
    • a goblet-shaped organ spreading out downwards to the first rudiments
    • to gas or air, then a portion of this matter can let light come through.
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    • and called it — let us say — “Adam” or “Noah,”
    • as clouds today let the rain trickle down — and membered itself
    • time were able to let wisdom trickle into the Moon-beings were in fact
    • complete their development on the Moon, who remained, so to speak, midway
    • ennobled human form to complete spiritualization. And we see how human
    • in complete relief from those who have remained attached to materiality
    • These Spirits wanted to work on and let wisdom continue to stream in.
    • will surely come again to their attainment of freedom by complete devotion
    • the loftiest wisdom. Let us glance back into pre-Christian times. We
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    • of the just completed life. This lasts for two or three days, it differs
    • completely corresponding to reality. They are the beings who create
    • Let us take the old Hebrew
    • the Gods by turning his attention completely away from outer reality;
    • away; cold is not a reality — so do not let us think of winter!
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    • are not visible. In the meantime let us accept as a kind of definition
    • more completely developed forebrain than the animal because the front
    • Where does this come from? What is it that causes us to be, let us say,
    • from incarnation to incarnation but let it sink down into what ought
    • Now let us take an extreme
    • the character of an incarnation. Let us suppose he reaches what is to
    • course of evolution. Let us suppose such beings should remain on the
    • evolution, for man will have fully completed the fifth principle at
    • Let us now recollect what
    • Let us take as a marked
    • of course, can be so evil that he falls completely out of evolution,
    • without knowledge has to let things work upon him. One who has insight,
    • to hold him back. We should fall completely into decadence if we were
    • free.” Knowledge of full and complete truth and reality can make
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    • their complete freedom and individuality. To realize this is necessary
    • These new beings, however, are compatible with man's complete freedom
    • developed with complete freedom, the more lofty beings will descend
    • lets the chance of union go by. It would then itself become a sort of
    • became an imprint of the group soul. Let us suppose a being like Zeus
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    • out of them. Let us consider both conditions, and in the first place
    • were no minerals in the present earthly sense. Let us remember that
    • nerves and blood are the expressions of our fourfold nature, let us
    • body and the ego are outside. But now let us remember that the astral
    • following: If a person, let us say, has told a lie during the day, its
    • perception while the person sleeps. Let us suppose this person is altogether
    • and the physical body and etheric body have to let other beings press
    • Now let us remember something
    • let us try to occupy our souls with the thoughts that can proceed from
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    • forces and manifestations. Let us set such beings mentally before us
    • let us say, in the Pyramids — is something quite different.
    • congregation of the faithful within. It is not complete in itself. If
    • this when he lets Faust at the beginning of the poem be transported
    • in the spiritual world. And here let us realize in our thoughts how
    • that lives in our souls when we sit together, let us seek to expand
    • in the hours when we are together, let us imagine expanded outwardly,
    • today. Let us bring such thoughts with us when we are together for the
    • the winter. Let us so transform them that they shall work as culture
    • impulses. Let us seek in this way to steep our souls in feelings and
    • sensations and let that live into the summer sunshine which shows us
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    • completely different it is to go into such a room, compared with other
    • understanding of Christianity. Let me make it clear, by an example
    • a complete confusion. Concerning the real Jesus of Nazareth who was
    • Let us say that understanding here lies on different levels; then
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    • when they let the rain pour down upon the earth. He begged the big man
    • to pour the water in the vessel on his native soil and to let him go
    • earth the life of which you know.” Then he let the little man go
    • house!” So the Councillor was prevailed upon to let him have the
    • on ... in the form of Imagination, Phantasy. Let us assume that in
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    • exonerating the weaknesses of the times, let us face the facts
    • where he must call upon all his inner forces and let them speak with
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    • there may be necessary, but nevertheless it is complete in itself. And
    • And now let us face facts. — What is the present position? Men
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    • birth. In a manner of speaking it can be said that he “let
    • Now let us think of the course, taken by evolution in the nineteenth
    • Empor sich ranken, kletternd um und um.
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    • of Earth-evolution.” Let me speak, to begin with of the
    • set without a thought and with complete unconcern. This is the kind of
    • Earth, if he is to reach the stature of full and complete manhood,
    • ordinary intelligence nothing more than its five letters. When it is
    • in the world, but you must let your whole being be quickened and
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    • been described. Its form stands there as a complete, self-contained,
    • Let us compare a Greek Temple with a building of the same character in
    • Greek Temple; for a Gothic Cathedral is incomplete without the
    • congregation of believers. It is simply not complete without the human
    • And now, in conclusion, let us see how they will become familiar.
    • as a phenomenon, complete in himself, giving forth the highest and
    • conception of the world; for it is something completely new. It is a
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    • principles of his being. Let us keep them distinct. The physical body
    • Let us suppose that man had all the qualities and attributes which the
    • had necessarily to be bestowed upon him. — But let us assume that
    • man; but let us envisage that there might exist a being of his kind.
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    • reason and sound judgment. Let us take a definite case, remembering
    • Let us take a very far-reaching example, of which you may well say, to
    • Now let us think of this fact — that the Buddha was an emissary
    • to let nothing happen except what is true ... even then my ideal
    • Anthroposophical conception of the world, let it here be mentioned
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    • vindicate completely the evidence from purely spiritual
    • The style and idiom of Saint-Martin have completely died out.
    • suppressed so that it disappeared completely. I do not say
    • simply overlooked today. The complete transformation of
    • thinking by Saint-Martin, for example, has been completely
    • hands. They were completely under the influence of the Roman
    • The Sadducees adhered to the letter of the law. They were the
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    • part of the soul — let us remember that Aristotle
    • interest to us today. Let us dwell for a moment on this
    • Let me illustrate this by a faithful description of the
    • equally widespread. In a letter to the sons of Constantine,
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    • preached. Let me refer you to this passage in the Gospels:
    • Let us assume that the mystery of which I have just spoken —
    • Let us take
    • Let us now
    • Let us now
    • changes had taken place. We completely overlook the fact that
    • assumptions in mind, let us now look more closely into the
    • mystery of the incarnation of the Christ in Jesus. Let me
    • First let us
    • Let us now
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    • Let us now
    • plants. Consequently they were unable to complete their
    • his fall, with the result that the moral order was completely
    • this, we have completely lost touch with reality.
    • Let us recall
    • immediately answered by tone from within. There was complete
    • any man take away thy coat, let him have thy cloak also. Give
    • (But I say unto you, That ye resist not evil: but whosoever shall smite thee on thy right cheek, turn to him the other also.5:40 And if any man will sue thee at the law, and take away thy coat, letMatt. V, 39-42.)
    • said: “If any man take away thy coat, let him have thy
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    • also. If any man take away thy coat, let him have thy cloak
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    • a completely different purpose. Goethe had an inkling of this
    • Science. I recently came across a pamphlet which has had
    • complete. The wealth of information, the facts of past
    • a complete transformation. He then realized that the kingdom
    • characteristic, it is a typical document of our time. Let me
    • we are never vouchsafed an answer. Let us leave all
    • is wholly irrational. Let us submit to the authority of the
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    • Mysteries — realized its significance. Let us consider
    • we are never vouchsafed an answer. Let us leave all
    • is totally irrational. Let us submit to the authority of
    • been loosened through total immersion. Let us now suppose
    • complete vindication of baptism, a valid answer, an answer
    • completed in
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    • — a complete distortion of Goethe's conception of
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    • them completely, for in that case the continuity would be
    • subtleties nowadays, how little people realize that communion
    • And let me add in addition that the book is eminently
    • Now let us
    • which is completely different from the mystical experiences
    • some extent; it is not completely dissolved. If we believe
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    • — but let us not be discouraged, let us rather brace
    • side with complete objectivity. And bear in mind at the same
    • Let us now
    • completely new. It had taught us to integrate the individual
    • life with something completely new. And he proceeded to
    • how we shall be completely` changed through the war, it is
    • Let us have
    • completely. We committed intellectual suicide. Soon man was
    • complete break with the past. It would be presumptuous to aim
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    • complete with all its scenes. The whole passes before me in
    • me, what I have noted down becomes a dead letter. Then I
    • Let us agree to recognize spiritual influence.”
    • other. In order fully to understand this difference let us
    • Aristotle's opinion, is only a complete man when he
    • Aristotle that man is no longer a complete man if some member
    • is lacking; how can he be a complete man when he lacks the
    • Let us assume
    • today. Let us take a concrete case. I am well aware that it
    • overcome our present tribulations. Let us assume that a
    • perhaps say: let us assume here is a flower and here is a
    • the dead, to let the thoughts of the dead arise in us once
    • Let us take
    • might well be the right approach. Let us assume you are
    • spiritual knowledge; he was no dilettante in matters of the
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    • Let us take together these
    • question why this Gospel has such a deep content, and why it lets its
    • of the age. Let me touch the deepest reason of misunderstanding in modern
  • Title: Origin and Destination of Humanity: Lecture II: The Nature of the Human Being
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    • usual spectrum from infra-red to ultraviolet. It resembles possibly
    • higher octave of red and violet the aura gleams in the most manifold
  • Title: Origin and Destination of Humanity: Lecture III: Reincarnation and Karma
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    • many times. Of course, only somebody can completely realise the immediate
    • must have realised, one must have completely thought through this difference,
    • who thinks that way completely exactly: the biography signifies for
    • human being is a species for himself. This sentence, completely understood,
    • life. Hence, the naturalist puts the sentence completely aside that
    • the whole external science stands completely helplessly because it does
    • and feel. We have to ascend to completely understand the world and investigate
    • Lets none remove her veil,
    • become impersonal how to live impersonally how to let prevail the impersonal
    • to completely understand the sensuous which is the effect of the spiritual.
    • the means of communion with God. The prayer should completely evoke
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    • completely conscious activity of the present humanity. It was not as
    • automata, as beings completely merging in purely mechanical activity.
    • This would have been the idea of anybody who surveys the matters completely.
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    • This catchword naturalism completely corresponds to the character of
    • so completely in the external form of life which we have mastered so
    • life of nature, and how our soul is clamped in completely measured forms
    • life climbed down and is completely entangled in the external form.
    • is able to be renewed completely, as rather from the growing up child
    • to become impersonal to let the impersonal life prevail in himself,
    • which come from the spiritual in order to completely understand the
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    • this must be emphasised because we enter fields that escape completely
    • living in a world and knowing about it are two completely different
    • greenish, greenish-blue, blue-violet and violet-reddish colours.
    • violet colours go through many reincarnations to acquire these nobler
    • which has now completely claimed it for itself. It belongs to the external
    • Let us look at these closer.
    • Let us now look ahead at
    • environment. However, it is still completely fulfilled with selfishness,
    • devotion to the duty which shines in marvellous violet and blue-violet
    • Because the spirit penetrates it completely, it enters the devachan,
    • this physical sensuous world. The spirit cannot come completely to expression
    • in the devachan. Let me only mention one matter. It could seem easily
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    • is completely transparent for that which is in the spirit-land.
    • so to speak, the airy sentient world completely penetrating the space
    • each other completely. The fourth region is related to our earth only
    • Helen Keller. Today, however, she has successfully completed a university
    • study and owns an education like one who has successfully completed
    • Already for this peculiarly organised nature the world is completely
    • again in the spirit-land. There he only realises the friendship completely.
    • this possibility to spread out his wings in all directions to let flow
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    • much more realistic than Nietzsche. He stood completely in his time;
  • Title: Origin and Destination of Humanity: Lecture IX: On the Inner Life
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    • and instructions, and it is completely up to the discretion of the human
    • place not tumultuously but calmly, in completely internal rest. And
    • clairvoyance; then the way is much shorter and completely different.
    • cannot free yourselves completely from the external impressions. Hence,
    • a sentence in his inside, he has to dedicate himself completely to it.
    • it, then only the right point in time has come to let light up it again
    • The big picture of the world and humanity, which he has let his soul
    • is not advisable to the single person to let these things approach him
    • Annoyance and rage do not let the soul organ come out; also hastiness
    • and nervousness do not let them develop.
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    • to give a picture of the theosophical world view that is completely
    • in his Philosophical Letters (1786), in the Letters from Raphael
    • and in On the Aesthetic Education of the Man in a Series of Letters
    • let Faust perish. However, Goethe did it. After he had represented Faust
    • is completely given in technical-mystic terms, a wonderful portrayal
    • also needed Catholic ideas. Thus he let Doctor Marianus appear in the
    • uni-sexuality. He had completely awoken in buddhi. Buddhi, the sixth
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    • newer time, this creation history completely became materialised, while
    • faced up to them, and let us now develop this creation history with
    • that time, the earth had already built up a somewhat more solid skeleton,
    • fire matter still existed. In this Lemurian age, the whole race completely
    • letters of his whole being. So we must not regard the ape as an ancestor,
    • So that the ape brain looks like something that takes a completely different
    • do not completely contradict the scientific ideas and that today it
    • kind of leftovers, already almost like an impact of a skeleton which
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    • problem spiritedly in his way in the Letters on the Aesthetic Education
    • the souls like by hieroglyphics. Where the world view became completely
    • personal, completely intimate to Goethe, he could express himself only
    • Let us look at these three
    • This is the goal the human being strives for. Goethe was completely
    • he did his best to penetrate into Goethe's world view. Then the letter
    • higher spiritual beholding in this fairy tale. Let us now try to penetrate
    • does not let them loose until they promise three cabbages, three artichokes
    • of wisdom, it penetrates itself completely with the gold and thereby
    • in view of Goethe that Goethe lets Mephisto characterise in his Faust
    • Let us seek for this spiritual band in Goethe's creations.
    • on two incomplete transripts which were complemented with handwritten
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    • animals into precious stones and to delete all metals. However, it had
    • directed completely unilaterally to the sensory world has gone through
    • but she cannot pay the complete one; for the present general consciousness
    • mystery knowledge can completely penetrate into the rich contents of
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    • the fairy tale. He lets the young man say: “now I understood for
    • to that which the mystics call the “sparklet” in the human
    • A kind of war game develops, an image not a real war. Let us now pursue
    • by the master further on, he gets to the second stage; he has to completely
    • not rage and roar, it is the “gently running waters which let
    • a nymph, approaching him, and he completely sank into his own image.
    • my small neighbour ... had completely taken me in for herself ... and
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    • completely different from ours. Our soul-life is infiltrated with spirit.
    • However, it is not completely the same. For the pictorial ideas which
    • bright colour pictures in himself. Bad feelings let arise darker colour
    • that we do not sign Darwinism completely. We sign it in this respect
    • Concerning his soul development the human being is completely the result
    • natural conditions, it shows you that the human being is in truth completely
    • not completely inconsistent.
    • long developmental states. These have been completed on other heavenly
  • Title: Origin and Destination of Humanity: Lecture XVI: The Great Initiates
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    • part of the whole entity of the human being is completed, as well as
    • has to get clear in his mind that the human being is not a completed
    • in the solar spectrum; it is approximately between violet and red. This
    • completely a result of the natural forces. There one could notice and
    • other aura, so that both become often completely different in short
    • day, one lets such a sentence of eternity penetrate the soul every day
    • a way that this aura is completely illuminated with a new light. One
    • a way as we let our wishes, our thoughts and ideas come from the self-consciousness.
    • and it completes with threat of thunder
    • saying: what we meet outside, these single beings are the letters, and
    • in single letters and members, but it is born out of the spiritual law
    • out. There he descended completely and was buried in the earth. There
  • Title: Origin and Destination of Humanity: Lecture XVII: Ibsen's Attitude
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    • him completely, one has to understand him as representative of our time.
    • it happens with Ibsen quite differently. Ibsen is completely a child
    • Let us take the new time
    • of personality emerges at the same time. Take Hamlet: one can hear so
    • but as somebody who is completely born out of his time. “Oh my
    • Once again let us consider
    • this if we let pass by Brand (1866), Peer Gynt (1867),
    • With it Ibsen is completely
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    • in the practical life. Let me pick out examples of the pragmatist and
    • to seven mail coaches to Potsdam a day which are not even completely
    • chemist has to mix the substances first to let play the laws of nature,
    • consciously which he already completed unconsciously in former periods.
    • has still to complete three such cycles. But we can only touch the next
    • cycle of development, and he will complete it, so that he transforms
    • earth is not yet completed. Who pursues the newest progress of electricity
    • what do we do basically in our time? We telegraph to America and let
    • on his place. Somebody can understand his subjects of instruction completely;
    • any external impulse where he has overcome the sensuous completely
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    • treatise after he had completed his study of medicine. This treatise,
    • There Schiller speaks of death in such a way, as if this is no completion
    • of life, but only an event like other events of life. Death is no completion.
    • from the spiritual currents of the 18th century if we want to completely
    • in Schiller's philosophical letters. Indeed, these may be somewhat
    • These philosophical letters,
    • all beings of nature are like the letters of a word, and, if we read
    • his philosophical letters. It is so lively to him that the hieroglyphics
    • is his aesthetic letters, About the Aesthetic Education of Man in a
    • Series of Letters. They are a jewel in our German cultural life. Only
    • also from Schiller's later dramas who knows these aesthetic letters;
    • letters, has to say: we have to call these aesthetic letters a book
    • but Schiller's aesthetic letters are equally studied by the young
    • in them. What lives in the aesthetic letters becomes productive first
    • life, if they let pour in something of that which Schiller wanted to
    • works you do not find any reference to these aesthetic letters. However,
    • at least he overcame Kantianism soon. During the wording of these letters
    • thoughts of Schiller's aesthetic letters in a few words. But they
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    • grasped from the dead letter of law, but you must be grasped like from
    • sermons. He says that the religion must not suffer from the letters
    • and to have it living in oneself and to let work it as lifeblood in
    • about a big reversal here. Let us consider the big reversal once again,
    • that he emphasises and lets flow the things into the souls of his fellow
    • became more and more complete and confident. However, the faith in Easter
    • is no belief in letters, no theology, then there will be lively life.
    • The spirit of life will let those participate who can hear it. The word
    • flow into the letters of the scholarship, then we have a certain mission.
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    • of the complete theory. The world completely overlooks the most important
    • a bridge wrong sees very soon the results of his dilettantish action.
    • dilettantism and to implement the big principles in life, in the immediate
    • booklet in hand: The Self-Sufficient Trading State by Johann
    • Gottlieb Fichte. I am far away to defend the contents of this booklet
    • matters like a dilettante. The deep look into the soul life only enables
    • life. Any such work is completely useless without this clarity. It can
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    • being does not have are developed with them completely just as a piece
    • sensations results completely by itself up to intuition. Not before
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    • as it were, completely digested. The human soul should be an organism
    • yet complete when he leaves the high school and the universities. Theosophy
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    • investigation which throw light on this question. Let us try
    • that after death man was no longer a complete human being. As
    • therefore presupposed that for a human being to be complete,
    • off, he is no longer a complete human being; if both arms are
    • cut off, he is even less complete; if the whole body is taken
    • complete man. This view is certainly not true in the light of
    • death, man, according to Aristotle, is incomplete because he
    • when—let me put it in these words — there arose
    • examples to choose from, but let us take this more distant
    • the deeper truths which indeed are not, let us say, so
    • feels let down because he fails to uplift. But truth which
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    • ideas. Let us take an example: What Darwin and his successors
    • three stages experienced? Let us look quite carefully at the
    • the body's growth; let us establish initially that an
    • originate purely within the soul, developed in complete
    • complete human being. That is why I have said that one can
    • understand the evolution of the human race, a completely new
    • political life needs to be completed by a deductive approach.
    • becoming abstruse and sectarian. I have tried to let it flow
    • portion of humanity to which we belong. Let me use an example.
    • important fellow, but let that pass. On page 61 of his book
    • let one's fantasy play with the idea of war.” What a
    • Pronounced as one would pronounce the letters
    • letters, today unpronounced, remains in the word
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    • the spirit out of his own inner initiative. So let us turn
    • Let us look
    • Indian culture. There was at that time a complete absence of
    • east changed completely, and their hands became larger than
    • oneself so completely at one with the whole cosmos receded
    • Let us look
    • Let us now turn
    • of reformation, only just begun by Luther, is completed, the
    • Let me give you
    • danger of complete chaos in Europe. In fact, when the
    • manifesto is absolutely concrete, is based completely on
    • Let me give you one small example: a periodical has appeared,
    • — he could not get beyond the first volume, let alone
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    • with anthroposophy. Yet he has been completely absorbed in
    • Benedikt himself says on page twelve of his booklet:
    • Let us look
    • quotation. So let us turn to
    • before you a black cross. Let this black cross be for you a
    • is, with a complete caricature of anthroposophy one comes to
    • Let us look at another passage where he speaks about how
    • “explain” in quotation marks. But let us turn to
    • such a man should the occasion arise. But let us turn to
    • everything I say is of my own making. Let us turn to The
    • humanity may be extended in many directions. Let us suppose
    • completely what is said, but adds the following:
    • Needless to say Max Dessoir completely ignores these introductory
    • let us look at the scene: ‘At the Gates.’ When
    • has not read let alone studied even the simpler aspects of
    • shall of course be completely objective in my official
    • Let us resort again to an easily
    • own. But let us be clear that in a man like Max Dessoir we
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    • through a completely new way of looking at things. It cannot
    • thinking of a subtlety not encountered nowadays, and indeed
    • spiritual science so completely. When we speak today about
    • him after the completion of the first volume of his
    • completely isolated within the soul. Thinking at best
    • said about these matters in the booklet
    • following example: Let us say a human being has inherited
    • instinctively does what is right and good. But let us now
    • — why not let the whole harvest be used as foodstuff?
    • applied can things be done that are necessary for a complete
    • to all these things is completely changed, it will soon be
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    • life; opportunities are there all the time. Try to let
    • completely different from life in the spiritual world. It is
    • a dreamlike inner life; not that they are complete dreamers,
    • received a letter from someone not connected with the
    • That would be a materialistic and completely wrong
    • Let us say you
    • body when the hand lifts, of that you are completely unaware.
    • Let us for a
    • engender the necessary subtlety. In the last lecture I made
    • develop subtlety of thinking up to a point. As I said he
    • let me give you an example.
    • that of dividing a triangle in two, and let one explain the
    • it stand up to scrutiny? It does not. Let us say you have
    • greater subtlety of thinking is evident in all spheres of
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    • Let us now
    • recently. But let us first look at something that belongs to
    • Let us now make
    • a plant seed that insisted upon growing into a complete plant
    • complete truth. Truth lives in concepts, in mental pictures
    • light, let us look at an example which is of significance
    • complete agreement with a certain aspect of it, but it will
    • spiritual considerations fit Lloyd George completely.
    • completely calm and unperturbed, hand behind the ear, eyes
    • man in complete accord with the age. Chancellors before him
    • complete confidence is again demonstrated when one year, as
    • completely adjusted to life. And what happened? Three of his
    • in more complete accord than the man who had remained aged 27
    • people were not to let themselves be confused by warmongers
    • so completely reversed by the powers behind the scenes as
    • that his convictions were so completely rooted in what had
    • effective within mankind also aged 27, there was complete
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    • soul easily feels dissatisfied. Let us look at some of the
    • However, complete satisfaction with external life or harmony
    • thoughts of some aspect of spiritual science and lets them
    • and complete, because they belong to what exists, not to what
    • finished and complete. While the science of the spirit points
    • want today is to attain as quickly as possible a complete and
    • to let influence come from what is directly connected with
    • is completely under
    • pseudonyms, thus ensuring a complete interchange between what
    • read and really take in the content of letters published at
    • These letters were written
    • became acquainted in England. In reading these letters you
    • learning, and even religion. Completely devoid of pious
    • not be able to have two completely opposite views of
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    • enabled him to understand Christ-Jesus fully and completely, he would
    • Let us now descend from
    • a mother who loved her child with the very deepest intensity. Let it
    • yields anything like a true or complete picture of the nature of this
    • of His self-giving Love by letting the warmth streaming from St. Luke's
    • a complete picture of Christ-Jesus if, with a similar approach, we consider
    • at once to the study of St. Mark's Gospel. It would denote complete
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    • Christ-Jesus is presented. Secondly, there is given in it a complete
    • Science by giving to the general public any incomplete or one-sided
    • a complete picture of Christ-Jesus until he has become acquainted with
    • But so complete was his devotion that with full resolve, he offered
    • Now let us consider how
    • this is indicated in an utterance in the Bible, which is completely
    • what way was it a turning-point of history? Let us here review the
    • spirit-beings who had not completed their evolution on the Old Moon
    • facing this decisive issue: to meet it, it must be completely liberated,
    • And now let us recall
    • reached completion, had not yet been imbued with its full super-earthly
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    • let us once more remind ourselves of the soul-nature of the Hebrews,
    • genuine seer of our own time and a seer, let us say, of ancient Chaldea
    • experiences of a seer in modern times can never be completely intelligible
    • to him complete, along with the inspirations themselves. The organism
    • who obeyed the prescribed rules to the letter were obliged to refrain
    • the complete experience of the Nazarene training but he enabled all
    • This complete experience is nothing
    • events of his life otherwise completely forgotton. Moreover the nature
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    • time which they would prefer to delete from History as “the dark
    • development of the folk-spirit completed in the Greeks after,
    • printing. All this, which led to a complete transformation of
    • has the striving for complete freedom of personality shown itself.
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    • 6th century A.D. This change involves a complete replacement of the
    • of the North Germanic legends to complete the account. What Tacitus
    • tribes. Let us see then what sort of races we have to do with in
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    • Roman Empire, soon disappeared again, completely, out of History.
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    • confidence which leads to fatalism, to a complete self-surrender.
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    • had to dictate his poems to a clergyman and let him read them aloud
    • completely unknown to the world outside. All that was known outside
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    • a complete form of culture, such as Christianity is, was living a
    • completely at the stage of childhood.
    • completely disappeared from the scientific curriculum of today.
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    • bishops, on whom they became completely dependent. Another district
    • clergymen must be made completely independent. Thus in the 11th
    • subtleties of the fold-soul and grasp what is carried on and
  • Title: History of the Middle Ages: Lecture VIII: From the Middle Ages to the Renaissance
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    • completely destitute. So it was not onl religious motives which
    • completely closed book; and great cultural treasures were preserved
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    • this that we let it be intensely present in our soul, that we
    • let it be the one inner reality. The natural-scientist wants to
    • spiritual-scientist exerts himself, in order to let himself be
    • that dissolves as though in a mist until it completely vanishes
    • to let the psychic plant, that springs from the thought, appear
    • has ceased to be important to him. This knowledge is completely
    • only otherwise known to us in sleep, but in a completely
    • our present from where we let it flow into our actions and
    • will to let us experience the opposite of what we experience
    • have to retire completely within ourselves; then the thought
    • our complete self-consciousness after death, in plunging with
    • Let
    • not only complete one life on earth, but that this one life is
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    • of Earth. But now let us suppose that one of these Mars
    • inhabitants were to descend to Earth and let us imagine that he
    • Let
    • completely remote from the senses, and which they can only
    • totally in their expression and even in their dress. Let us
    • now let us pass to the other female figure on the right-hand
    • Let
    • below, the Dove or the Holy Spirit. And now let us recall many
    • form. Christ born from the bird, — let us hold the motif
    • must already be finding their completion in the third
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    • notes unrevised by the lecturer. The text is included in the volume of the Complete Edition of the
    • notes unrevised by the lecturer. The text is included in the volume of the Complete Edition of the
    • lecturer. The text is included in the volume of the Complete Edition of the works of Rudolf
    • contains the letters, as it were, and Man forms the word that is composed of these letters.
    • wrote to Goethe in a letter of 23rd August 1794: “You take the whole of Nature into your
    • With this in mind let us now think of an
    • course of the planets around the Sun. Let everyone be reminded by the Easter Festival of the
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    • of which the physical body is composed. Far rather we have here a completely different
    • Let us take as an example a person
    • again and again assert that the law of Karma leads to inactivity and lethargy, that it
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    • way. I have become changed by them. Let us suppose I have
    • Let us for
    • valet, and it had an entirely different result in the
    • spirit.) the complete freedom of the human spirit is the
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    • meaningful philosophical works for the nineteenth century. Let
    • themselves to be completely blunt against such an enigma, which
    • says, they are completely unsuitable.
    • the former its own task completely. If a human being could only
    • So now let us assume that a human being comes through birth
    • of the physical sense world, and let the soul be penetrated by
    • It would be a complete travesty of what has been said. This is
    • world. So let us not try and conceal from ourselves here: why
    • Salvation,” but only the reasonably small booklet by Max
    • Goethe let something be said in his “Faust,”
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    • Christ event will then come to us in a completely different light in such a
    • So once the Buddha let
    • “Lord, now let your servant depart in peace, for my eyes
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    • as if one had let the deepest Gospel, the Gospel of John, work on
    • a closed spatial unit. It is a multiplicity of non-contiguous members. Let
    • Let us also think about what we have regarded as the essence of the Buddha
    • that man was in a completely different state of consciousness in the past.
    • could find it within their own souls. Moses brought a law in a completely
    • development proceeds. Development comes about through completely different
    • a completely different current had to unite. Under certain circumstances
    • try that! Then a child would have to be developed completely differently
    • teaching. Then, when completely different forces had been developed, at
    • Matthew lets the Zarathustra be born into the forty-second member after
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    • do they attain a certain completion in the powerful visual
    • of his development, let us turn our attention for the moment
    • [1504], as a completely
    • Having thus considered Raphael's inner nature, let us turn to
    • otherwise than that Raphael let this scene work on him. What
    • Let
    • completeness such a soul is self-evidently mature in the
    • given moment, Raphael's creations appear fundamentally complete
    • and completeness — if Christian fire had been altogether
    • he could be so inwardly serene, so inwardly complete, that this
    • completed life”
    • devoting itself in a prior life completely to such
    • letting one or another of Raphael's creations work on us, in
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    • refectory of the Dominicans, was completely under water on one
    • contributed to the overall problem: the billeting of troops in
    • reproductions. Letting the picture re-arise for us in this way,
    • considering Leonardo as a complete individual.
    • Leonardo would first of all let the idea arise of whatever he
    • Letting all this work on us, we get the impression that things
    • of completing the picture, but rather to get to know specific
    • characterize Leonardo and to comprehend him completely, it
    • over a period of many years he completed the model for the
    • — having to forsake it completely without achieving
    • Letting his “Last Supper” work on us, there are two
    • picture in Milan, one has the impression, Judas is completely
    • let us consider Leonardo. He enters an age having, in an
    • Let
    • Let
    • see Leonardo in good health, so complete in himself that it
    • — a complete human being, an exemplary human being. He is
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    • the fairy tale ought to make in simply letting it work on one,
    • Letters Concerning the Aesthetic Education of
    • human soul. The soul has a deep-rooted need to let the
    • Let
    • let us take another fairy tale. — Please do not take it
    • as a further example, let us take a peculiar
    • fairy tale, let us remind ourselves that, as shown by spiritual
    • Let
    • gained as soul-spiritual knowledge. Let us regard it as
    • let us compare all this, proclaimed by spiritual science as the
    • lark and let it fly off, saying to the giants: “Your
    • life there is no greater art than that which completes the path
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    • had brought out Goethe's remarkable exchange of letters with a
    • spirit. Even if some things as presented in the letters are
    • [Goethe's Exchange of Letters with a Child],
    • and complete. In taking up the works of Herman Grimm, we
    • acquires its “skeleton,” however, its necessary
    • Immersing oneself in them, letting the Greek spirit affect one,
    • to send its impulses into the rivulets and streams of western
    • with the same subtlety of ideas, Herman Grimm does venture,
    • letting such a sentence duly affect one, Herman Grimm's
    • would humbly stand aside to let him pass; if Raphael came by, I
    • to his own satisfaction in uniting himself completely with the
    • to fetch this person his friend adheres to so completely. She
    • to her — continuing right up to her final letter to the
    • or of “karma,” but in simply letting the facts
    • beyond, speak to the soul. I would render something incomplete
    • to touch herself, but not a limb obeyed her. All was completely
    • silent, completely dark; no thoughts could be grasped in this
    • if he does not share the same standpoint completely, we do
    • arrive at the thought — let us call it for that matter a
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture I: Anthroposophy and Natural Science
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    • of which has become obsolete, what Goethe envisaged for natural
    • What is it that lets us finally arrive at a true perception of
    • not dependent on outer perception but it is completely observed
    • to let organic science be developed and introduce such methods
    • which she more or less has completely achieved completely.”]
    • “idea”, because he found complete resonance in the
    • Let's imagine someone is confronted with a written word. What
    • letters. No, he would read — and not search for the
    • intends sinning against legitimate methods in a dilettante
    • revealed from within the letters. If I lovingly remain standing
    • in imagination to let it rise to the form of the plant and to
    • imagery. Let's hold on to this firmly: outwardly there's the
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    • sense of seeing. Let us be clear about this. When we speak
    • the starting point is from a human angle of a complete
    • but what matters is in the relationship to the situation, let's
    • this can also be translated into a completely precise
    • Let's take the process of seeing. We could create divisions
    • Let's take everything that lives in the inner image
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    • Let's go now from Herbert Spencer to what we meet with Hegel.
    • exactly had appeared in Hegel. Let's look at Hegel. Already in
    • live completely in a thought itself. For Hegel Goethe's
    • because Hegel's life went completely — if I might use the
    • externally leave him empty completely, but which can only be
    • Nicaea. It places us completely back in the first three post
    • Let's look, for example, at everything which has arisen from
    • observation of the given elements, we don't fathom its complete
    • sustain a skeleton. Soloviev was able to develop it in flesh,
    • skeleton was missing. As a result, he took Hegel's concepts,
    • those of Humes and others, and built in a foreign skeletal
    • skeletal system then something comes about which can be lived
    • into a skeletal system which could as a result be descriptive.
    • skeletal system, but live spiritually and prepare oneself
    • inner skeleton within spiritual experiences; one develops the
    • through the anthroposophical experience you let the blood of
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    • “in himself”, but completely absorbed his soul-life
    • his whole being. This alters completely with the development at
    • withdraw completely out of the bodily, yet it does to a high
    • during one period of life as completely in the physical — this
    • child's age and regard them as something complete and force
    • and 12th Century for instance, are of a completely
    • different to what they are today. Take for example the letters:
    • place. Therefore, we must obtain a completely different way to
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    • decades. Because this book strives to be completely realistic,
    • misinterpreted what had been said completely, wanting to turn
    • entered into but only completely trivial generalities are
    • quite abstract: this is intended in a complete realistic way
    • been dealt with — has shown itself as completely incapable of
    • basis of these principles on which they built a complete
    • instinctively and as a result it fell into complete chaos.
    • continued routine and as a result let the economic life of the
    • look at Ernst Muller. He is small with completely childish
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    • this way one can say to oneself: indeed, a completely healthy
    • this diminished gradually; we see it completely fade in the
    • practical way out of Anthroposophy we still completely avoid
    • have within them a Being who through their destiny will let
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    • completely. It is something quite different to feel yourself
    • The dialects still lets our soul become immersed in a far more
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    • man, is really completed. Let this significant fact work
    • world, and this part of our task is now completed.
    • is because modern man is complete, with reference to the
    • of a body, which has now reached its completion, and develop
    • corresponds to that of the individual man, but not completely.
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    • from the most varied points of view, a young man got up (let us
    • course of daily life. Let us assume that a man has something
    • into complete fatalism, as the philosophy of Maya
    • decadent. The proletariat are not so yet; they are still able
    • complete rejection of what is really spiritual. From this
    • spiritual gains it. It is part of their task to let the spirit
    • contradictions will let loose in human nature such instincts
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    • and etheric bodies and become completely one with them as to
    • existed no complete immersion of the ego and astral body during
    • meaning of this complete immersion in the physical body?
    • completely into the physical body and therewith learn of the
    • not penetrate into their drowsy minds. We simply must let these
    • into an age marked by this complete plunging into the physical
    • body, educate them to be able to take the complete plunge.
    • understanding be complete, really satisfying the needs of
    • this is a complete error. If you put together the various
    • completely into the physical. Again, when either by
    • ago have turned to dust, is enabled to bring to completion what
    • our cities our heart bleeds when we realize the complete lack
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    • proletariat with regard to the social question. We saw what
    • fearful disaster. The proletariat found itself in a new
    • ideas to which for years the proletariat had devoted itself
    • world of affairs had arrived at the state of letting them take
    • instructive to let the facts speak: these practical men spoke
    • proletariat which has educated itself in a rigorous school of
    • merely. to look round on the proletariat to find out how they
    • thoughts which have been converted into a “proletarian
    • since the proletariat could gain no insight into the
    • poured out over the proletariat by its leaders. “In
    • when adopted as party slogans of the proletariat, have become
    • we would be honest with the proletariat, we must say that this
    • unfortunate proletariat which is raising its just claims lives
    • them: on the other, the proletariat with its acquired, abstract
    • the proletariat” if we have a feeling of the torrent
    • and that of the proletariat leads, and has led, to a deep
    • proletariat. We may understand the form of the words when they
    • refute what are the actual words of the proletarian theory is
    • proletarian theory to-day and try to refute it is
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