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  • Title: The Inner Development of Man
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    • extent that indications pertaining to such actual clairvoyance can be
    • with the most delicate instruments the minutest substances needed for
    • evolution have given permission for the publication of these rules.
    • of the soul. Their structure is delicate and in order to come into
    • to what extent the delicate soul organs are emerging. When human
    • understanding for fellowmen, the spiritual organ located in the
    • early beginnings of a lens to the complicated structure of the eye.
    • these delicate soul structures first begin to perceive comes to
    • schooling are called preparation or catharsis, enlightenment and
    • in such a manner as to allow the delicate structures of the soul to
    • for a clarification of this, and other, anthroposophical terminology.
  • Title: Lecture: Newborn Might and Strength Everlasting
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    • wealth of things and that are apparently so complicated. Yet, we must
    • Nevertheless, it is an illusion to think that our more complicated way of
    • complicated age needs another kind of soul impulse that will enable us to
    • Nathan child, only appear to be more complicated. In the Nathan Jesus boy
    • At Pisa in Western Italy there is a famous cathedral where Galileo silently
    • modern physics would be unthinkable. Annexed to this cathedral is the
  • Title: William Shakespeare
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    • an uneducated actor could not have produced all the thoughts which
    • hero with it in order to justify the catastrophe, does not exist in
    • that in spite of his good education he was not encumbered with
    • time, when a change of scenery was simply indicated by a notice-board,
  • Title: William Shakespeare
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    • have decided that an uneducated actor could not have produced all
    • education he was not encumbered with higher academic study, gave
    • indicated by a notice-board, when a table and a chair sufficed
  • Title: The Manicheans
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    • Albigensians, Waldensians, and Cathari also belonged, and later the
    • Order of the Templars and through an extraordinary concatenation of
    • by Augustine when he had become a member of the Catholic Church. He
    • presented the views of Catholicism as opposed to the Manichean
    • advocate of Manicheanism. It is usually thought that the different
    • Augustine, on the contrary, advocated the principle: I would not
    • Catholic Church compelled me to do so.
    • pulsates in the Catholic Church is the Christian Life. (From the time
    • The fructification of Manes is today the Life of men. The Form is what
    • Manicheanism laid such great stress on purity. The Cathari were a sect
    • which appeared like a meteor. They gave themselves this name, Cathari,
    • because Cathari means ‘the Pure Ones.’ They were human
    • Augustine worked out the Form of the Catholic Church. It was the Form
    • KEYWORDS: Albigenses, Augustine, Augustinianism, Cathari, Catholic,
  • Title: Lecture: The Work of Secret Societies in the World
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    • schools and their ramifications and I think it right today to bring this
    • has never been the aim of occult science to inculcate into men a dim
    • building, and so on. What are you inculcating into this raw material
    • obtained from the mineral kingdom? You are inculcating human spirit into
    • been impossible to say who had built many of the cathedrals or painted many
    • order to indicate the principle by which these secret societies were
    • to an age when, as I indicated recently, men will understand what the atom
    • indicated will be within man's power when the occult truth that thought and
    • atom consist of the same substance is put into practical application.
    • thing — more desperately tragic than other catastrophes — will
    • build an edifice dedicated to selfless ends. It is easier to become one of
    • with the facts. If, therefore, it were possible to inculcate a new content
    • classifications. This specific colour must be eliminated. Anthroposophical
    • things will come, just as the great water-catastrophe came to the
  • Title: Christ and the Twentieth Century
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    • spiritual stream. I will indicate one such aspect, at once the most
    • into this to-day. Rather is it our task to indicate how by the time
    • similar works. We need only indicate briefly the most recent results
    • justified either. But there is no justification or proof of the life
    • the ‘Education of the human race’ which is being
    • education, and that in the Ego which embraced the whole nation lie
    • education. He will no longer merely believe that Natural Science
    • education. And when Natural Science is not only used for the purpose
    • education, so that the human soul is finally released from the
  • Title: Lecture: The Crossing of the Threshold and the Social Organism
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    • fearful catastrophe of the great war, because of the difficulty which
    • recognising at least the existence of such goals. We must extricate
    • that we should extricate ourselves from this chaos. Indeed, for this
    • should move in the direction which I have just now indicated.
    • develop impulses for the education of man, and there would be no
  • Title: Lecture: And The Temple Becomes Man
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    • any rate, a façade is indicated only in the form of a riddle
    • their place, we find indications in the innermost sanctuary, of how
    • itself indicates a further stage. In its wonderful expression of
    • nature, a temple dedicated to Pallas Athene, to Apollo or to Zeus
    • coloured windows of a Gothic cathedral among the tiny specks of dust?
    • indicate what this prototype is, and throw light upon the whole
    • building in Stuttgart* I tried to indicate what can be achieved in
    • indication reach us of the super-sensible reality within physical
    • Cathedral of Christendom have arisen in the course of the evolution
    • wife he has no son. The time comes for the education of Diocletian.
  • Title: Lecture: The Migrations of the Races
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    • Medes who are not, and the tree indicates that the agricultural
    • We come now to the third, very complicated migration. Part of it
    • penetrates into what had been prepared by the first two. Indications
    • in Europe, in Central Italy, the mixing had been less complicated. We
    • put it into application again on the physical plane. It is now a
    • which this initiation took place were very complicated, as now becomes
    • Therefore, fructification must be brought from the original spiritual
    • new fructification must come from the East — this was brought
    • This is an indication that the child's most intimate relationship was
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 1: Forgetting
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    • You all know it as the word indicating the opposite of what we call
    • as the plant is, then there would be no such thing as education, as
    • one of these children is neglected and does not have much education,
    • case without our needing to educate it. That belongs to its nature.
    • Plants cannot be educated, but human beings can. We can pass
    • all kinds of things through his education, and things are thereby put
    • the ideas of education.
    • for the whole of education is based on impressions and on the
    • through the impressions of education, through man's spiritual
    • the impressions of education gradually begins to participate in the
    • world does not make much impression, and whose education has
    • indication of the necessity not to force yourself to remember
    • it will not be good for him at all. This gets rather complicated.
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 2: Different Types of Illness
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    • more we can anticipate in the way of wide-spread lecture publications
    • the publication of the lectures can be strictly supervised so that
    • come of this duplicating and publishing of lectures.
    • out and interfering so horribly in the education of children and the
    • is a complicated being and that everything to do with man is
    • merely be an indication, to show the way these lectures are leading.
    • has a relationship with our complicated inner world of the microcosm,
    • strongest justification for this form of illness and should not be
    • recovery. If we see man as the complicated being he is, the treatment
    • we shall see that human karma also plays in. That is a fifth category
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 3: Original Sin
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    • this series we made a kind of classification of illness types, and
    • fructification, the reciprocal influence of the sexes, (as) replacing
    • fructification appeared for the first time at the moment when the
    • this fructification took place in quite a different way. Clairvoyant
    • when fructification happened in connection with the intake of food,
    • a much more delicate nature, and when human beings partook of
    • these beings of bisexuality had the power of fructification as well
    • point of mummification. Through the gradual departure of the moon
    • in their more delicate aspects, are subject to quite different causes
    • fructification were received: it was a phenomenon of the spiritual
    • densification man became a more and more independent being and shut
    • fructification which, as an independent, self-contained being, he had
    • fructification, it is implanted into them. And this worldly life of
    • through fructification. If a man is bad in this respect, then he
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 4: Rhythm in the Bodies of Man
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    • very complicated. It takes a very long time for man to get to know
    • between caricatures of science and real knowledge based on the
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 5: Rhythms in the Being of Man
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    • world. And in a public lecture I also indicated a remarkable fact
    • body’ is the most complicated matter imaginable, for the human
    • the nervous system. But man is complicated, and the development of
    • year because nature herself indicates this by making foods grow only
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 6: Illness and Karma
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    • possible for the human being to be ill, and we indicated that
    • functioning of the blood. We indicated that what originates in
    • are very intricate and manifold, and we must study the more detailed
    • is the very eradicating and overcoming of these hindrances that will
    • we should understand the significance and justification of obstacles
    • through our line of heredity. Its delicate convolutions are formed in
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 7: Laughing and Weeping
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    • and weeping are nothing less than a delicate, intimate expression of
    • their justification in the environment, and when the ego wants to
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 8: The Manifestation of the Ego in the Different Races of Men
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    • maintained a balance. Such people were scattered about everywhere.
    • Atlantean times. Even then men came under these three categories:
  • Title: Being of Man/Future Evolution: Lecture 9: Evolution, Involution and Creation out of Nothingness
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    • ‘education’. Actual education is impossible in the animal
    • a radical difference between the education of a human being and what
    • know that man's development is a gradual and very complicated
    • it is essentially this ego that can be educated. For it is this ego,
    • that education is practicable, and something further can be done with
    • transformed more and more by education and life, and it will have
    • education; man alone can continually add something new to what is
    • they catch him, then man is living in logic, pure logic. This logic
    • educated by all manner of circumstances; these influence him and form
    • Catholicism or Protestantism. If, through a slight turn of the wheel
    • conditions affect man. But man is able to extricate himself from the
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture One
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    • their souls. Over the years it has often been possible to indicate
    • to develop gradually. This is also an indication of how what I have
    • understanding of communications received from these worlds. The
    • Homer, thus indicating his spiritual seership. In speaking of the
    • accept it. What I have wanted to indicate here is how the artist is
    • Useful as it may be to indicate these things, they are
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Two
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    • -- difference in implications of these words if uttered by
    • deal will consist in the communication of findings of investigation
    • man expands to the boundary demarcated by the orbit of the Moon
    • were on the Earth. It is true that to some extent a classification
    • according to race is possible because this classification on Earth —
    • cannot escape because on Earth we did not educate ourselves in this
    • measure of understanding for every human soul. This is indicated
    • We have already tried to indicate these possibilities of
    • implications to himself. But this utterance was also made by another
    • What has been said is meant to indicate a fact of
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Three
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    • has already been indicated about the life between death and the new
    • astral consciousness is an indication of the whole character of the
    • satisfying it. But through a particular concatenation of
    • death communicate in some way with those who have remained on the
    • possibilities in life, for occurrences or catastrophes which did not
    • would find that these inexplicable pictures indicate something that
    • Anthroposophy, this will be a means of educating humanity to be
    • to do with the processes of the human body as the communication from
    • mechanism has directly to do with the transmission of a communication
    • as indicated by the fact that a man can also sleep in the daytime,
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Four
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    • catabolic processes, processes of destruction. Evidence for this is
    • announced that the human being was not to witness the revivification
    • as if you could duplicate yourself, move around while leaving
    • into the higher worlds conditions are complicated. A complete picture
    • be indicated if I make sketches to show how the so-called aura of the
    • coloured chalks which would have indicated the several members of
    • Figure A. Waking state. The physical body is indicated
    • Figure B. Indicates the difference in the auric picture
    • course of his evolution are very complicated and as evolution
    • star-strewn sky cannot locate the particular constellations or
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Five
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    • can be no more than indicated — and even then half
    • complete dedication in heart and soul, not merely in mind and
    • Francis of Assisi is a clear indication of what the effect of the
    • Cusa in the fifteenth century was dedicated in mind and heart to the
    • Cusa and was wholly dedicated to the spiritual worlds, could appear
    • until the time of Francis of Assisi as previously indicated, would
    • two categories of human beings would have become more and more
    • not divide into two categories, one composed of people devoted
    • the other category would hold themselves aloof in a life patterned on
    • necessary that human beings should be educated to think in terms of
    • Try to feel the inner justification of this conception
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Six
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    • was done because since the time indicated then, the Buddha has been
    • down to a level below that of these Spirits of Form. To what category
    • that we should endeavour to vindicate to healthy human reason what
    • indication of very marked development, coming to expression in
    • including the more delicate movements of the nerves, the subtler,
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Seven
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    • The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy
    • Education of the Child,
    • occurs comparatively late in life, and study its implications.
    • confine what is elastic in the demarcated form, thus preventing any
    • category as its polar antithesis. When man's form has developed until
    • about the seventh year of life (indicated in the shaded portion of
    • human being can grow only to the limit indicated by the line b–b.
    • principles belonging to the first category come from the Spirits of
    • especially for education. The other evolution — which is a much
    • The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy
    • within outwards, because it is only there that education is possible.
    • way of education. And to be able to distinguish between where
    • education is possible and where it is not, is of fundamental
    • what comes into the category of intangible but sovereign authority.
    • alone but also by a certain category of Luciferic spirits of the
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Eight
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    • indicated, namely, that there is no contradiction between a
    • by minds adequately prepared, are indicated in words to be found in
    • who are being educated in certain schools today will have the best
    • detail. It is not only our present form of education that helps to
  • Title: Between Death and Rebirth: Lecture Nine
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    • complicated in so far as they are connected with outer life and men
    • room, rapping and so on. Such happenings are often indications that
  • Title: Michelangelo
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    • called a science on the grounds that it is only the concatenation of
    • the light which Lessing in his day tried to do in his “Education
    • organism is formed. The whole of a Greek's general education
  • Title: Lecture: The Etheric Being in the Physical Human Being
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    • subscriptions, communications, notices,
    • simple, but a very complicated being. We gathered that man and
    • “The Education of the Child” — maltreat a
    • far more delicate way than is usually the case.
  • Title: Errors in Spiritual Investigation
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    • sense perception — not caricature and untruth but the truth,
    • that which has justification only through its properties and way of
    • one can see, therefore, that the self-education of the spiritual
    • This intensification leads us under certain circumstances to consider
    • considering something as reality. As indicated already in previous
    • intensification of this self-seeking coming-out-of-one's self
    • the communications from the spiritual world but in order to discover
    • communications from the spiritual world with the sound human
    • merely for the painter himself, so the communications about the
    • He who believes that what comes from the communications of
    • must appear to provide verification. In this way the greatest
    • speaks with a certain outer justification (not with a merely inner
    • redemption and purification of all bodily and spiritual inequities,
    • intensification of the sense of self in ecstasy. We cannot concern
  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Mystery, Novalis, the Seer
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    • is indicative of an element of eternity, of an eternal
    • Event of Golgotha something was communicated to Earth
    • more beautifully presented than by indicating how the
  • Title: Lecture: Buddha
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    • The Education of the Human Race
    • Education of the Human Race:
    • Christ recorded in the Gospel of St. John. Christ indicates that He
    • and into us.” These words indicate that the Christian, through
  • Title: Lecture: What Has Geology to Say About the Origin of the World?
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    • those animals in which there are already some indications of
    • indicated in the descriptions given here by Rudolf Steiner. Today, the
    • possible for mighty catastrophes to take place in the interior and
    • repeatedly indicated in these lectures — we look at the
    • presented to the general public in popular scientific publications
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 1: Introductory Lecture
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    • putting them beside the communications of the Masters where they
    • that he was an uneducated European in the following terms: ‘We
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 2: The Inner Aspects of the Saturn-embodiment of the Earth
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    • be read as though registered in a delicate spiritual substance, the
    • or printed, you will find but few indications of man having felt
    • an indication of how we should really look upon fire. Wherever we see
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 3: The Inner Aspect of the Sun-embodiment of the Earth
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    • the ordinary will of man, through the inherited or educated
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 4: The Inner Aspect of the Moon-embodiment of the Earth (Part 1)
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    • world dreadfully complicated, and who said on one occasion that if
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 5: The Inner Aspect of the Moon-embodiment of the Earth (Part 2)
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    • word with very little application to spiritual things, on one
    • indefinite, for they express very complicated connections and
    • to-day be brought into touch with application to the study of
    • dream-state, even those leading finally to victory. Kleist indicates
    • sides, and can lay hold in a delicate and subtle way of spiritual
  • Title: Evolution/Aspect: Lecture 6: The Inner Aspect of the Earth-embodiment of the Earth
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    • is even to-day of profound significance. It is indicated in the
    • that a fabrication, a falsehood, is brought forward? Even
    • communicated to a person, which although it may be true, he must call
    • its purpose. This gives us the process of solidification, the
    • concepts to be considered were somewhat complicated. It will
  • Title: Lecture: The Spirit in the Realm of Plants
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    • were given as oral communications and were not originally intended for
    • wider circles of our educated contemporaries. Offense is usually
    • general way indicated today; rather, we should speak in such a way
    • our scientists or other educated contemporaries but also come into
    • thing in the plants, so to speak, which would indicate to us that
    • recall how I have indicated that there are plants in the earthly
  • Title: Lecture: Zarathustra
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    • referring to Zarathustra, have been obliged to indicate that the
    • and it is therefore reasonable to indicate that Zarathustra, living
    • realise that his mission was to communicate a certain conception of
    • truth which they had to inculcate into mankind as the basis of
    • tried to inculcate into his disciples. He spoke thus: “Man, as
    • Good and Evil, where victory can only be gained by purification from
    • highest moral idea (the moral purification of man) among the
    • since purification alone can
  • Title: Lecture: Hermes
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    • preserved by Greek tradition. It indicates not only what the
    • consciousness also. This is an indication of the fact that we can
    • these pictures indicate an actual vision of the spiritual world. If
    • of the cat and so forth. Certain animals were even recognised as
    • cries of lamentations were uttered at the death of cats. Again, we
    • Egypt was subject to Rome, any Roman who had killed a cat was in
  • Title: Lecture: Reincarnation and Karma
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    • generation, when certain complicated chemical and physical
    • one another, though they have grown up and been educated under
    • more complicated manner. Whoever wishes to unveil the secrets of
    • history of a cat or of a dog? Doubtless one can — but
    • miracle, not able to indicate a power of nature which could
    • every educated man knows.” This shows that our
    • speaks of such riddles as they appear in a caricatured form to
    • aiming at the ennobling of mankind is only gratification of a
  • Title: Lecture: Life and Death
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    • complicated chemical process. According to this view, if this
    • organism of the smallest, most complicated living creature.
    • peculiarity that as soon as the process of fructification is
    • fashion. But they are made fun of; a man who communicates
    • horse, a dog or a cat no individuality?” And they will
    • individuality of a cat, a horse and so on — perhaps
    • education or in historical evolution, rests on the fact that
  • Title: Lecture: Birth of the Light
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    • inclined to dedicate our forces to this great ideal of mankind,
    • My parents brought unto Apollo dedicate.
    • we feel it as the personification of love; the personification
    • thing possible. The power of love, and the justification and
    • signification of love and love alone — that it is that we
    • justification, before whom wisdom must stand still and power
  • Title: Lecture: Galileo, Giordano Bruno, and Goethe
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    • methods pursued by the educated men of that day.
    • to their superiors before publication. In this case, the
    • Science. We have now indicated Galileo's position in the
    • described the most complicated movements — circles
    • this terrible complication of ideas which had to be got rid
    • by the application of a feather to the soles of the feet.
    • we find that it was the result of the joy of the intoxication
    • Knowledge. His classifications are more in the abstract. We
    • communicate only from a great distance. The Divine Spirit is
    • meant to indicate the Spiritual essence in the various
    • church lamp still hangs in the cathedral at Pisa, swinging
  • Title: Lecture: The Mission of Raphael in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • when he speaks of “the Education of the Human Race” assume
    • Then we can truly speak of an “Education” which the human
    • an education proceeding from all that is created and born from out of
    • the Greeks in their intoxication with beauty. We see Raphael giving
    • permeated by what had been brought about by the so-called “education
  • Title: The Social Question and Theosophy
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    • Publications, Blauvelt, N.Y.). The Fundamental Social Law reads:
    • (Rudolf Steiner Publications, Blauvelt, N.Y.). The Fundamental
    • After these introductory words let us give a few indications
    • contemplative thinking. And so let me indicate with at least a
    • committing a falsification of objective reality. Just try
    • application, underpinning our comprehension. Only someone
    • perspective of the macrocosm we come to tremendous implications
    • regarding education. I have already drawn attention to
    • In that regard Christianity took measures for education in
    • of this one earth life. Such were the two tasks: education for
    • advocating the use of democratic means to achieve a gradual
    • People must be educated for voluntary work, one for all
    • not a sanctification of labor? Isn't it so that we can lay it on
  • Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture I
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    • This conversation is a symptomatic, significant indication
    • significant through their application, and throw great light
    • appears to us a modern, it will be a sufficient justification if in
    • indicate the feeling which many have towards this picture.
    • expressed things here and there which indicate the deep foundation
    • [See note on publications at end of book.
    • Everything, indeed, that surrounds her is highly indicative,
    • important for the education and cultivation of German
    • Education of Man.’ We can only outline Schiller's intentions
    • great means of education, a means of aesthetic education, a freeing
  • Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture II
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    • applications are looked for in the figures of the work.’
    • holds that we can educate them, and they can be developed still
    • observation of the senses and the application of the human
    • categorically that knowledge is produced only through the
    • ideas has always been called the ‘purification’ of the
    • speak of purification or catharsis, as it was called in the old
    • stuff their reasons full of concepts, and then scatter them about
    • indicates the current of Spiritual Science which to-day has already
    • the Snake has to tell him first. This indicates to ns that man has
    • much more than it has been possible to indicate to-day.
    • three successive stages, namely, the purification of the
    • What man attains through the purification of the thought leads him to
  • Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture III
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    • through purification, through the ennobling of himself and that
    • ‘Aurea Catena Homeri.’
    • when on opening the ‘Aurea Catena Homeri’
    • an advocate, but only practised for a short time. Those who
    • knew Goethe's work as an advocate and later as a Minister, were
    • acquainted with his eminently practical mind. As advocate he knew
    • ‘Aurea Catena Homeri’
    •  If they still live, in other lands are scattered.’
    • him. He had had to wait, as the last lines of this dedication so
  • Title: Goethe's Secret Revelation: Lecture IV
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    • this Epilogue was to indicate the manner in which the final figure of
    •  Mystifications, Indian and may be
    • supernatural world: he indicates this, too, clearly enough, where
    • this dawn, but we also find clearly indicated that the path is
    •  The cataract, between the crags deep-riven,
    • deeper sense of development is indicated precisely in this Masque
    • being. Here the spiritual sense catches sight behind the physical
    • egoism of persona! wish and desire, that he dedicates all his
    • of egoism, the enjoyment in a physical survey. Gratification
  • Title: Christianity in the Evolutionary Course of Modern Mankind
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    • lecture given here on more complicated questions of
    • regard, and here also we shall speak again about more complicated
    • among other things, that it contributes to the multiplication
    • wonderful complications in human evolution which can
    • Thus delicately interwoven are the facts existing behind the
    • authority of the Catholic Church compels me to.”
    • and intellect, verifications, proofs, for that with which there
    • in this way: They said to themselves: It has been communicated
    • very delicate discrimination and exact outlining of concepts,
    • Christ indicated that He would be united with the earth, would
  • Title: An Impulse for the Future
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    • indications for later activity in our souls, seeds for the future
    • However, as this emerged from the catacombs into the outer world, the
    • healthy way before reaching independence. But the education of
    • dedication the individuals are capable of. When we then ask: How much
    • course of human development and the justification of such a principle
    • the will to dedicate his strength to the positive aspects.
    • should be the result. But as soon as someone indicates that he
    • than that the guidelines be indicated.
    • publication was the
    • weaving light colorings into the room. The delicateness of the
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture I: The Significance of Supersensible Knowledge Today
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • problems of education. During the winter lectures, the scope
    • Wagner and Mysticism”; “What Do Educated People
    • on education and marriage.
    • organism the old morality that they want to eradicate. Even
    • certain philosophic views maintain that no educated person
    • and then her education was far
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture II: Blood is a Very Special Fluid
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • with his unsophisticated views, to depict in the form of
    • will be the subject of a later lecture, though an indication
    • pressing — especially educational problems involving not
    • category. This problem has become even more pressing since
    • indication of blood formation. Only late in embryonic
    • application differs from all others. We can all give a name
    • constitution of humans is simply a more intricate structure
    • humanity there is only a faint indication of this
    • describe these complicated processes. The pictures of the
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture III: The Origin of Suffering
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • from the modern way of thinking; most of today's educated
    • exists; but he also has Bone through a catharsis, and feels
    • strength. This indicates a consolatory feeling in the human
    • human life more carefully, we find phenomena that indicate
    • attitude that inspires caricature; that too in a sense
    • belongs to the realm of art. The caricaturist distorts what
    • other who sees the situation in caricature. It is no mere
    • what about the caricaturist? He cannot enter into the other
    • inner life is basic to caricature. No one can fail to see
    • caricature reveals the nature of the caricaturist. We learn
    • science has often indicated the interrelation of these four
    • begins to appear. A delicate form of destruction occurs that
    • provocation is too strong, that the inner forces of
    • explained, which is indicated in the parable of the grain of
    • spiritual science indicates that a person's pain and
    • only as a sketch, as an indication of the significance of
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • words have lost their meaning for most educated people.
    • bear in mind that egoism and selfishness indicate that a
    • sometimes to the opposite. However, the modification must not
    • of clarification.
    • category. Only the second teeth are produced by the child's
    • Roman Catholic mystic and founder of the Franciscan Order of Monks.
    • spread throughout the whole of nature. This indicates how
    • educated person finds difficulty in recognizing that many
    • through the process indicated. However, as human beings are
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture VII: Education and Spiritual Science
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • Education and Spiritual Science
    • young through education. At the center of education is the
    • education on the basis of human nature and a person's
    • physical birth by the material body. The educator must during
    • teacher's training. An educator should not be concerned with
    • spoken. The educator must have attained a degree of inner
    • semblance.” When the educator presents a subject
    • No education
    • by life. But school and education should not be something apart
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture VIII: Insanity in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • this category are not regarded to do so by the medical
    • continue its purification. The more often a human being
    • someone has been rightly brought up and educated, he Looks at
    • to say on this subject. He suffered from a partial cataract
    • on around him — belong to this category. The ether body
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • The narre indicates that the brotherhood was concerned with
    • the power to eradicate unhealthy conditions, which means that
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture X: Stages in Man's Development in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • satisfaction is lacking. This indicates the nature of the
    • order to continue the purification of the being.
    • education that reach further completion in the second half.
    • for a short while. A knot in a table napkin with indications
    • have not. This is an indication of the close affinity between
    • principle of education demands that the educator should now,
    • unimpeded. The educator must at this time say to himself:
    • something important has been neglected in his education. It
    • furthered if the early education was right, particularly as
    • as indicated by spiritual science, they also exist in the
    • already indicated in the first half of life. Young people in
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture XI: Who are the Rosicrucians?
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • for the inner moral purification of the human soul. The
    • known as the Rosicrucians. These two publications were followed
    • indicated by plant, animal and human are known as the cross.
    • are as yet only indications. The beginning of a future
    • intertwined figure 6's. This sign is used for indicating and
    • of the plant is indicated by drawing two intertwining
    • indicated.
    • usually said about it is pure nonsense. The indications given
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • indicated today.
    • people, educated and uneducated alike, speak of mysticism as
    • religious dedication. It should fulfill a religious task and
    • indicated by spiritual science. This inner awareness linked
    • wanted a unification of the arts; he wanted the various
    • himself was conscious of the things I am indicating. His
    • all communication between them can only be of an external
    • could he be cured of his terrible infliction. This indicates
    • female figure. In Goethe's Faust it is indicated in the words
    • because of the caste system he cannot reciprocate the love.
    • fructification to new creation by the sunbeam, the holy lance
  • Title: Supersensible Knowledge: Lecture XIII: The Bible and Wisdom
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • today is known to every educated person. From the spiritual
    • become reality, though as yet it is only slightly indicated.
    • another remained at a lower stage. This indicates how in the
    • consisted of indications that the candidate for initiation
    • indications are not written down, but imparted directly to
    • those worthy to receive them. These indications the neophyte
    • birth of the spirit in man. He who dedicated himself to
    • This word had a different meaning; it did not indicate "being
    • also indications of the spiritual authenticity of the
    • “I.” In John's Gospel He often indicates that He
    • evolution that is indicated in the Bible, and often referred
    • moment is indicated in only a few words; it actually
  • Title: Necessity and Freedom: Lecture I: The Past Shows Us a Picture of Necessity
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    • delicate form right into the fourteenth and fifteenth
    • is so intricately constructed that it shows the course of the
    • pointer literally always indicated 1 at sunset. That is to say,
    • showed the movable festivals, that is to say, it indicated on
    • order to indicate that there was no trace of Ahriman and
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    • also examine all the implications for human knowledge itself,
    • have indicated that this important problem has to do with what
    • of time.” They wanted to give an indication that there
    • clock. I want to mention this folk tale as an indication of the
    • spiritual world, as indicated in the legend, when it tells us
    • the mind, and is an indication of a weak constitution. There
    • past. It now works on as a necessity, a delicate, insubstantial
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    • this kind require that we realize how complicated many of the
    • category of good or bad but was only unfortunate, an
    • can follow up the education of a person such as he, and can see
    • if it were the result of his education. And then of course we
    • educate. Now an average person has his educational principles.
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    • aka: Science, Dreaming of Soul and the Intoxication
    • works in the same way as intoxicating drink does when it robs a
    • only describe as drunken and intoxicating words. No sign of
    • science, and on the other hand, there is intoxication, which
    • Dreaming and intoxication are the principal factors controlling
    • intoxication is to look at our inner impulses in total clarity.
    • Concerning intoxication, if someone allows himself to sober up
    • before, and bear in mind its implications, you will avoid
    • among a more or less Catholic population “who have their
    • Catholic priest.” Our friends very often believe that if
    • playing with the words “dreaming and intoxication.”
    • That is to say, people will fall into two categories. One group
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    • that it should take into account so important a publication
    • publications touching cosmogony have been so violently opposed
    • active, and the secret sources of education also contribute
    • education. The actual beginning of this stage is traceable far
    • education the age of enlightenment.
    • deal with a tendency in human education that sought in the
    • first place forcibly to eradicate from the human heart every
    • educational teaching obtaining at that time. Materialism had
    • centuries past have educated the human heart and soul were
    • complicated and perfected. We cannot follow this continuity,
    • these words the way is indicated by which man may, by the
    • Nor can this illustration be negatived by merely indicating its
    • creature to the most complicated, from the simplest organism to
    • considered that if one were in a position to indicate the
    • raised that he is dealing with a caricature of this doctrine of
    • less complicated kind. Natural science declares: “The
    • complicated ones;” and, as far as physical structure is
    • here indicated. Facts known to it induce the acceptance of a
    • multiplication table, yet presumed to assert: “What I
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    • instance, we catch sight of him one afternoon on a lonely moor far
    • that he must himself take charge of the boy's education. In view of
    • Cathedral must have thought that a man had arisen who was capable
    • in the Cathedral at Zurich, must have carried away this impression.
    • the contents of this letter? Roughly as follows. Education was a
    • of his education would have to be developed in one particular
    • point: it was essential above all to educate his mother! For a
    • obstacle to any education under her roof! I need not dwell upon the
    • as a personification of the world's purpose in the age in which one
    • while, hoping to find what his real vocation might be, to find that
    • that he could not refrain from communicating to the world his
    • singular concatenation of circumstances, while he was still
    • communicate ideas. The following is an instance of what he
    • sturdy red-cheeked peasant boy who had no other education than that
    • assimilated that education till it had become the most fundamental
    • are on the throne they neglect to go on with their education, that
    • New Communications. Seven Letters from Fichte to Goethe.
    • impelled to communicate his appointed message to the world, from
    • communication and filed among the official documents, to the
    • communication. At any rate that was how it came about that
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    • communicated by Karl Julius Schröer, Vienna, 1862,
    • minds of the simplest as well as the most sophisticated people did not
    • dedicated to remembering the Christ Impulse, we can feel that
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    • which could lead it into particular catastrophes and revolutions.
    • widely varying and complicated circumstances of life is a phenomenon,
    • then comes an experience which I cannot indicate otherwise than in the
    • should. be communicated to man during his physical life concerning the
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    • seer has in all earnestness come as far as we have already indicated,
    • a certain category — have become the servants of very terrible
    • But already — as indicated in the course of our lectures —
    • in the physical world that which has its justification in the
    • This will have indicated how a person should not let feelings and
    • tubs in their Leipzig backyards to catch rain-water for washing-day.
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    • that we have indicated, then he feels that there streams forth into
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    • indicate that which is hostile to this new wisdom, he pointed to
    • have undergone a karmic fate such as has been indicated. Spiritual
    • located in another place, a place where, on account of certain
    • indicated are absolutely true for modern evolution. For the
    • that bears on education, with its popularisation of modern science.
    • accepted as the basis of modern education — all this should not
    • modern education, in his next incarnation he will lack the forces that
    • of an imbecile will he be in a later incarnation. For those categories
    • person takes into account all that modern knowledge and education are
    • And. a person who, having acquired a present-day education, confesses
    • to himself that in spite of all this education he really knows
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    • this is no myth. It indicates that they have reached the
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    • But actually in the John Gospel there is a clear indication
    • him whose very name indicates that he is a herald of the
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    • Nordic sagas there is a note of deep tragedy, indicating that the
    • itself, can be indicated by saying that among the peoples everywhere,
    • This is the answer to the scientific prognostication of
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 1: Spiritual Life in the Physical World and Life Between Death and Rebirth
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    • duty to have ready all the forces and all the fine ramifications of
    • thwarted by the errors of education, a certain regularity is followed
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    • to-day — literally underneath, in the catacombs under the earth,
    • creative. Let us picture to ourselves these catacombs. There,
    • underneath in the catacombs, with their thoughts directed to the
    • essential remains. Concerning those who to-day advocate the external
    • Science must advocate, in contradistinction to that which is otherwise
    • they are all different. Yet one may distinguish categories. There are,
    • himself to work more delicately, he can now be used in a wider sphere.
    • intensified inwardly. He has then in his next life a more complicated
  • 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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    • relations the investigation becomes very complicated; but, in reality,
    • educational development consists in bringing out the concealed wisdom
    • implicated. It is good that all this is purposely hidden from us,
    • which indicates our future life, something of a prophetic nature.
    • life-tableau, looks back in the etheric body. I have already indicated
    • educational life. It is the non-existing, we might say, that presses
    • through the gates of death in the manner indicated here. And in the
    • indicated in broad outlines. You can then form some idea how great is
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 4: The Connection Between the Spiritual and the Physical Worlds, and How They Are Experienced After Death
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    • our globe people visit a cathedral and behold those forms which they
    • intimate and delicate nature. How often does it happen that we plan
    • transcends that which the heart indicates as Karma, and lets reason
    • evolution, is really something delicate and intimate; for we must of
  • Title: Forming of Destiny: Lecture 5: Concerning the Subconscious Soul Impulses
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    • it as a duplicate, a simply more refined physical sensible world; we
    • bring forward many more characteristics; he was a model advocate. We
    • sagacity to the utmost, and his advocate made a very beautiful and
    • perception could have such delicate observation in an apparently
    • becomes the phenomenon of death, the confiscation of the physical
    • investigator is allowed to indicate that a time will come in the
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    • catacombs, concealed and despised, now fills the world. And the
    • into ourselves all sorts of edification, but we should look upon it as
    • the night intervening the Sacred Eve. The Catholic Church celebrates
    • underneath the stars, and formed a delicate arch through them. It had
    • heavens in delicate quiverings. Had the “storm-substance” of
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    • also indicate it. The esotericist says to himself: Everything in the
    • which indicates that Christ is indebted to the apostles for his attainment
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    • by someone whose instincts have passed through catharsis. In the
    • purification. This constituted initiation.
    • suffered by everyone who wished to obtain purification. Now the One
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    • Sphinx as indication of the future form of man.
    • the delicate spider webs are actually spun out of the astral plane. The
    • position. The limb system separated off into two categories and the
    • the saga indicates as the ideal.
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    • of educational matter. In a strict occult schooling the pupil receives
    • no educational matter whatever, but is given a pregnant sentence
    • a house, when he builds a cathedral, all this changes the nature of
    • Stone. The man of the 18th century who pointed this out was indicating
    • indication (of a second spinal column). The pineal gland and the
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    • development of the individual soul. As a child one must catch up with
    • into the ascendant. The first indication of this is the Saga of the
    • arbitrary reason, but on educational grounds. People were to know
    • is an indication of this in the miracle of the wedding at Cana where
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    • physical senses. These two are located in the pituitary gland
    • dependent on Karma. Modifications of the physical body are therefore
    • educated idealistically; for instance, Haeckel, Büchner, Moleschott.
    • owe to their idealistic education. Present day materialism is actually
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    • droshky-drivers one can see such a red, indicative of the lower
    • dark clouds, indicating lower impulses. This is the inherited Karma
    • Cologne cathedral will appear as a plant in the next Round.
    • increasing densification, the Astral Light became individualised after
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    • objects. Culture and the education of wishes lead us to the Astral
    • One must understand this sequence of delicate concepts; then one
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    • ordered, extremely complicated automaton, a purely physical apparatus.
    • The actual physical body is the complicated physical apparatus.
    • working of the ego into the astral body, the education of the astral
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    • teachings were never written down but only communicated as tradition
    • himself from the more delicate connections with the earthly world.
    • therefore made it their task already then so to educate people that
    • later they might become educators of the evil men. Again and again a
    • application. The angel of the rotation of time brings about the
    • application of the law governing groups of human beings. The single
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    • Thus one educates oneself for Devachan. The souls of the dead remain
    • himself alone, only to experience an intensification of his own
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    • outside, education on the physical plane should bring about in the
    • When in the Middle Ages a Freemason master builder built a cathedral
    • the building of a great cathedral. He knew that the forms of the
    • of a cathedral, this has become a part of himself. There is a
    • It brings with it the germ of dissolution, the urge to extricate
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    • indicated what was unsympathetic.
    • opening. It was the fructification of the maternal earth with the
    • In this way there proceeded the fructification with the Manas forces.
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    • astral body evokes an intensification of the most brutal egoism. It
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    • individualities. This is the communication of the pupils with the
    • appropriated it, and this intensification of separateness makes him
    • through man uniting himself with the spirits working for unification,
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    • Arupa plane is delicate, soft and enduring; it is Akasha and human
    • warm feeling. An educator of children can observe this. If during a
    • da Vinci and also built into the Gothic cathedrals. Then the musical
    • Only some degree of Yoga, some degree of purification of emotion, can
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    • forms of development until their unification in the Lemurian Age. The
    • So a continual purification of the astral body took place and this
    • in consequence of this purification, what man once had within him he
    • adapted to densification and to becoming a more complicated and
    • through the world and are beginning, through fructification with the
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    • Fructification with the Spirit (Monad) in the Lemurian Age. The
    • first time fructification with the Spirit, with the Monad became
    • order to be able to receive the higher principles. This purification
    • They were formed out of a still nobler and even more delicate
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    • everything was only indicated. These one calls four Globes; in reality
    • times will it become so again. Every such densification and
    • him; for example in the Fifth Round, Cologne Cathedral will grow as a
    • The Cologne Cathedral will eventually grow as plant world out of what
    • morality (ethical human categories). The caste system is a precursor
    • of this later moral gradation. Categories of Karma will be indicated
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    • pictures, in which one could see caricatures of our cosmic system; she
    • then the thought of a lemniscate. We now transfer ourselves into the
    • intention of a spiral and then into the intention of a lemniscate. One
    • duplicate, to reproduce himself. In the Seventh Round everyone will
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    • master-builder of Cologne cathedral gathered his impressions into his
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    • cathedral corresponds to a definite being on the astral plane. Through
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    • about a sharp demarcation between good and evil. This is the danger
    • preceding Planet had to meet its end; everything living suffocated.
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    • This is indicated in Genesis. What is it that was gained by means of a
    • original ancestor of the post-diluvian race, became intoxicated by
    • hasten. towards his own deification.
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    • certain modification brought about by the migrating peoples. Its
    • technical skills. The fructification of human activity with cosmic
    • pit, where he remained for three days. This indicates an initiation.
    • have finally indicated the transition which began at that time from the
    • the Esau and Jacob Saga in order to find its purification in the
    • indications of a great, primeval, Atlantean initiate. Wod-Wodha-Odin.
    • will proceed from the fructification of the Folk element and European
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    • education and experience is preserved, just as surely as are the
    • delicate bone structure, or lean muscles. The same thing can be
    • education, very close attention must be paid to the individual
    • possible. Thus in education it would be senseless to want to
    • The key to his education is respect and esteem for a natural
    • catechisms, but by creating a social groundwork, upon which human
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    • extricated from the sway of these chemical and physical processes
    • to see a herd of cattle lying down to digest immediately after
    • No one who desires clear concepts can deny the justification of this.
    • body on the physical body and is an indication that the work is
    • I have tried today to indicate how it can be established from direct
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    • have indicated how we have to consider the relation of the spirit to
    • consciousness of self as the result of education. These capacities
    • proved. It can only be indicated, and if you are observant you will
    • indicated, into the form. So that in man, in that period of his life
    • qualifications in this direction, was first to draw attention to the
    • important observations were indicated. Only when these things, still
    • this, as I have indicated, but in the following words: “Animals
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    • expressing this primeval unity was indicated by the sacred name,
    • Cancer indicates the end of the Atlantean culture; the other, the
    • in history is indicated by the story of the Greek hero, Jason, who
    • indicated by the sacrifice of the Mystical Lamb upon the Cross.
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    • development. I can only give an indication of what I am now going to
    • “Raven.” The Ravens were those who communicated to the initiates in
    • justification than the establishment of the birthday of Christ at that
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    • The cataract in gorges deeply riven
    • have their place within this, and that they must be dedicated to the
    • the stones as a sign of life, as a symbolical indication of the fact
    • The same event is indicated in the Gospel of St. John in the words,
    • Nativity. This idea is indicated in the living roses that adorn this
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    • order to make this quite clear to us it is especially indicated that
    • Jehovah God spoke the word saying, “Through a proper inculcating of
    • cause your body to become wasted!” Thus it was inculcated into every
    • Commandment it is expressly indicated: “You, man, in that you are a
    • of property was inculcated into Moses's people, and it is strongly
    • proper application of the ego impulse but that it is destroyed by its
    • Now it is even indicated in the last three Commandments how man
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    • the most wonderful, delicate paintings:
    • During this dawn of a new age it indicated how
    • Michelangelo! One could observe how in all the catholic
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    • Then disbelief in their literal interpretation begins, and educated
    • what was to happen in the future, but they were given indications as
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    • attained without purification of the passions, the forces of
    • purification of Kama.
    • To-day I only want to indicate the bare framework of the saga. In my
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    • which had been indicated in the scriptures since primeval times, and
    • modification of the old word ‘Nifelheim, Nebelheim’ (land of mist).
    • European culture. Here we have an indication of the dawn of
  • Title: Lecture: Greek and Germanic Mythology: Lecture IV - The Trojan War
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    • priesthood could be entrusted with the classification of mankind. It
    • that important classification which in its origin in the Egyptian and
    • That is very subtly indicated at the beginning of the Trojan saga. You
    • indicated in the saga, where we are told that all the gods were
    • the Iliad too you will find that the blind poet indicates his theme at
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: I. The Position of Anthroposophy in Relation to Theosophy and Anthropology.
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    • could be made public was communicated to the profane and received by
    • revealed to them. One of those to whom such communications from the
    • what a complicated being he is. In order to gain a sentient
    • following. The complicated physical body as we encounter it today is
    • as the complicated physical human body, with heart, kidneys, eyes,
    • or on the Moon. Much more could be said concerning these complicated
    • withdrew again. This separation resulted in an intensification of the
    • totters and falls over. The human body contains a delicate organ
    • more complicated; then, matter yields more. The next step offers the
    • complicated structure of the eye, which leads us much deeper into the
    • to reason. The sense of speech is an educator during the child's
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: II. Supersensible Processes in the Activities of the Human Senses.
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    • and this process of being squeezed out communicates itself to
    • such a way as to indicate the measure of balance.
    • touch has already been indicated. As generally described, it is a
    • the human being down to the most intricate anatomical details.
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: III. Higher Senses, Inner Force Currents and Creative Laws in the Human Organism.
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    • serve, but the reader should understand that its application is not
    • sound perception, and we will give a few indications that you will be
    • inward, and this produces a more complicated sensation: feeling. The
    • directs its psychic activity inward, a still more delicate soul
    • region where the senses themselves are located. You cannot look into
    • without any delicate activity such as reasoning or the like. What
    • sense impressions are communicated to this nerve substance through
    • communications. We have described the standpoints of anthropology and
  • Title: Wisdom of Man: IV. Supersensible Currents in the Human and Animal Organizations.
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    • forward, and so forth. At this point someone may try to catch me out
    • through the center of the larynx would indicate the direction of the
    • out of itself. Through spiritual science we can even indicate the
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: I. The Elements of the Soul Life.
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    • life and reveal themselves in manifold concatenations. Then the
    • stimulates something like gratification in our soul, this fact then
    • regard to earthly conditions, and indicating the inner phenomena of
    • — its inner fluctuation — clearly indicate its
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: II. Action and Interaction of the Human Soul Forces.
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    • Finally, we indicated one sensation appearing in this restless sea
    • subtle indication of our constitution, right down to our
    • educated, would understand nothing at all. Why? Because those in
    • so-called educated ones. In general, people are far less bored in the
    • country. People of the educated strata and classes whose soul life is
    • complicated are prone to boredom. We find, then, a difference even
    • ones, new impressions. The old conceptions crave fructification,
    • and eradicated. At that time people analyzed life correctly,
    • misinterpretation of the absolute justification for the relation of
    • concept. The purpose of a verb is to indicate something temporal.
    • The employment of a verb necessarily indicates a state
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: III. At the Portals of the Senses.
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    • Enthused, intoxicate, I feel
    • that is, the intercommunication with the outer world. Relive vividly
    • Now, what do we find a sense sensation to consist of? A modification
    • surges as a modification of desire, the objects of desire.
    • into being. That represents only one category of feelings, however.
    • indulge in it. But the implication of what has been said is that in
    • inculcates humility and forces back our egotism in the right way. The
    • conception. If we follow the path indicated today, we shall in the
    • but merely certain modifications, certain objects of desire. Then
  • Title: Wisdom of the Soul: IV. Consciousness and the Soul Life.
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    • the direction indicated by the arrow in the diagram, but were then to
    • When I now draw a line indicating the fourth direction,
    • in constant communication with the etheric body, and just because the
    • another sort of research to intervene and indicate the lines of
    • indicated what the second volume was to contain; he had planned to
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: I. Franz Brentano and Aristotles Doctrine of the Spirit.
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    • organization of man (body, soul and spirit), as did the catholicizing
    • 869, at the eighth Ecumenical Council at Constantinople, the Catholic
    • body and soul only. Curiously enough, this catholic development has
    • Classification of the Faculties of the Human Soul, appearing
    • allude, in this introductory lecture, to the classification of
    • work. In contrast to the current classification — thinking,
    • or emotion. You will notice that in a certain way this classification
    • is called a concatenation of concepts, for example, the rose is red.
    • classified it in this way. This classification has its origin in the
    • members of Brentano's classification: visualization, and the
    • scientific authentication has never before been achieved. That is
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: II. Truth and Error in the Light of the Spiritual World.
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    • indicate the manner of approach, when the time is available, rather
    • of a certain self-cultivation, a certain self-education through
    • of justification for a spiritual world, as opposed to the objection
    • set forth — justification for recognizing a spiritual world
    • mineral world and became complicated. That is, that it did not gather
    • new energies but merely became more and more complicated in the plant
    • and animal worlds, until finally it became so complicated that it
    • thoughts from the complicated instrument of the brain. All this we
    • from the complicated human brain as thought, in so far as the world
    • proof of the existence of a spiritual world, or an indication of one,
    • distorting mirror that reflects caricatures of objects. If you were
    • caricatures to convert these into true images; it abides by its
    • justification in the external physical world, but the acceptance of
    • the external physical world is not sufficient justification for
    • are indicated that must be present if what is to take place is to
    • and clearly proved the justification for contradiction in the outer
    • certainly this recognition and justification cannot apply to a
    • the Divine. They also felt — the justification of which will
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: III. Imagination--Imagination; Inspiration--Self-fulfillment; Intuition--Conscience.
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    • One fact suffices to indicate the method by which it
    • naturalist, Huber, through the observation of caterpillars spinning a
    • cocoon. There is a caterpillar that builds its web in successive
    • took a caterpillar working on the third stage and set it on another
    • At first the caterpillar felt shocked, as one might interpret its
    • its own dictates. When Huber took one of the caterpillars away from
    • man we call right or wrong — the category “subject to
    • the right transition to the spirit realm I will indicate by diagrams
    • transition from the emotions to intuition. If we seek the location of
  • Title: Wisdom of the Spirit: IV. Laws of Nature, Evolution of Consciousness and Repeated Earth Lives.
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    • be admitted that among the advocates of the doctrine of repeated
    • completely distorted and seen in caricature. The essential thing is
    • to gesticulate. Unschooled people will sometimes catch themselves
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 1: The Sphere of the Bodhisattvas
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    • must not merely accept the facts communicated to us, but try to a
    • Atlantean catastrophe humanity went through the period of the Old
    • advocating the idea of re-embodiment or reincarnation, if we did not
    • done. Those forms were man's educators at that time; they gave him his
    • communicating wisdom to them in the form of pure thought, nor could
    • them; he could not have communicated messages from a higher world, nor
    • had to communicate through the etheric body. That means that the
    • something was thereby communicated to the sentient-soul, which was
    • complicated and not in a direct way. A Son of Apollo bore within him
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 2: The Law of Karma with Respect to the Details of Life
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    • education in hand to look out for the result. In this way karma
    • for delicate children three, four or five years old, to drink a glass
    • way is qualified to educate children, for he will be able to provide
    • That is the way people talk to-day about Education and all other
    • the question of Education — if the anthroposophical views
    • penetrate to the fundamental principles of Education. Karma provides a
    • connections of a certain phenomenon in Education expressed in the
    • If we wish to educate a child, and to imbue it with any particular
    • The above are a few of the things that indicate the connections to be
    • tendency.’ No man is considered an educated man to-day who does
    • not mention it at least two or three times a week! An educated man
    • Anyone not saying that is regarded as badly educated, perhaps among
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 3: The Entrance of the Christ-Being into the Evolution of Humanity
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    • more deeply on to the earth in the Lemurian epoch. We can indicate the
    • Ten Commandments give instructions for the education of the ego. This
    • Thus we see the profound truth of what I have already indicated here
    • This indicates an important point in human development. Spiritual
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 4: The Sermon on the Mount
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    • these, words can only be useful as indications; — for what
    • which can only be communicated through physical inheritance. We have
    • They called the ego of this ancestor, ‘Itiel,’ to indicate
    • — the indication is given that men must learn to develop in
    • is like the predicate, ‘Blessed (or God-filled) are they who
    • the subject and the predicate are different, cannot in the least be
    • Christianity in some dogmatic collateral signification or side issue,
    • 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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    • indication of a deeper foundation of cosmic Mysteries, permeating all
    • have already indicated, moreover, that in a future age the two sexes
    • indication of a far-reaching series of facts connected with the
    • delicate artistic sense tells us that the female form, with the
    • but presents it as a caricature. The female has preserved an earlier
    • caricatured form of a future state? If we bring to mind the concrete
    • The Moon actually represents a caricature of the Jupiter-condition.
    • One who can investigate these things spiritually is able to indicate
    • It was clearly and distinctly indicated in the last lectures that
    • that man may not sink more deeply into the materialism indicated by
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 6: The Birth of Conscience
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    • indications of what remains to be discussed, it would interfere with
    • complicated, and the spirit of the guiding cosmic beings can only be
    • further complications thus arise in evolution. By this means more is
    • Adriatic Sea, — was indicated by a great Leader of Humanity, who,
    • an infinite Wisdom guiding our development. We have thus indicated the
  • Title: Christ Impulse: Lecture 7: The Further Development of Conscience
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    • In the primeval past, not long after the great Atlantean catastrophe
    • some catastrophe, all the historical proofs of the historic Jesus of
    • personal festival, dedicated to one person. Now, although the belief
    • dedicated to a personality. Not only the customs of the time but also
    • indicated the way in which it will alter in the future.
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    • the connection between Man and the Cosmos. I will first indicate what
    • sincere, to concede that general categories can be anything more than
    • simply that he does not notice it! And history is so complicated that
  • Title: Lecture II: Human and Cosmic Thought
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    • perhaps one merit — it goes straight to the point and indicates
    • they eat mice, etc. One can call such creatures “cats”.
    • something to do with what we call “cats”. But now let us
    • has encountered many cat-owners, men and women, and he has noticed
    • Hence we now have the general concept “Cats” and the
    • the same significance as the general concept “Cats”. Here
    • the general concept “Cats” we have taken the line of
    • “Yes, but however complicated the machine may be, one can never
    • the brain is only a complicated machine, it can never give rise to
  • Title: Lecture III: Human and Cosmic Thought
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    • sound logicians, who have a somewhat more complicated task. One might
    • Naturalism side by side and each with its justification. For it is
    • cosmic conceptions which all have their justification. We have
  • Title: Lecture IV: Human and Cosmic Thought
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    • Educator”; “Richard Wagner in Bayreuth”. Then the
    • education, by means of external conditions; they come into account
    • constellation altered in the way indicated.
    • their logic. And their logic was indicated in the diagram I drew for
    • verification, the thought is changed round. The third standpoint must
    • thought out by one category of the Hierarchies, then I am passed on —
    • one category to another, so that this in turn may think me in my
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    • the connection between Man and the Cosmos. I will first indicate what
    • sincere, to concede that general categories can be anything more than
    • simply that he does not notice it! And history is so complicated that
  • Title: Lecture II: Human and Cosmic Thought
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    • perhaps one merit — it goes straight to the point and indicates
    • they eat mice, etc. One can call such creatures “cats”.
    • something to do with what we call “cats”. But now let us
    • has encountered many cat-owners, men and women, and he has noticed
    • Hence we now have the general concept “Cats” and the
    • the same significance as the general concept “Cats”. Here
    • the general concept “Cats” we have taken the line of
    • “Yes, but however complicated the machine may be, one can never
    • the brain is only a complicated machine, it can never give rise to
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    • sound logicians, who have a somewhat more complicated task. One might
    • Naturalism side by side and each with its justification. For it is
    • cosmic conceptions which all have their justification. We have
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    • Educator”; “Richard Wagner in Bayreuth”. Then the
    • education, by means of external conditions; they come into account
    • constellation altered in the way indicated.
    • their logic. And their logic was indicated in the diagram I drew for
    • verification, the thought is changed round. The third standpoint must
    • thought out by one category of the Hierarchies, then I am passed on —
    • one category to another, so that this in turn may think me in my
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of Suffering
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    • from our modern thinking, and the generality of our modern educated
    • which gives rise to caricature. This mood, perhaps with ridicule and
    • derision, draws in caricature what goes on in the soul of the other
    • the other grasps it as caricature. It is not a mere comparison, not a
    • burden of his pain. But what must one do if one wants to caricature?
    • caricature. No-one will deny that just as through tragic compassion
    • the caricature is what lives in the personality of the caricaturist.
    • the phantasy of the one caricaturing rather than the one caricatured.
    • its formation. Life can be present only where a much more complicated
    • the combination of the material is so complicated that it cannot
    • therefore say with justification that suffering is a common feeling
    • the Crucifixion of Christ Jesus as a process indicated in the parable
    • without justification — as we shall see in the next lecture —
    • purification, the lifting up of human nature, lies in pain. When the
  • Title: Lecture: What Do We Understand by Illness and Death
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    • it by the majority of educated people, is contained in St. Paul's
    • consider how complicated human nature is in the sense of spiritual
    • complicated musical instrument. It is a question here of what the
    • touch here on ground where it is difficult for educated men of today
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    • that this appears at present only in indications — but it is
    • strongly and definitely indicated. The outer form of European people
    • indications.
    • concern the processes I have just indicated. In this way the nations
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    • as much more complicated than I have said now. But from such
  • Title: Lecture: Michaelmas VII: The Creation of A Michael Festival Out Of The Spirit (Extract)
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    • ... In the first period after the great Atlantean catastrophe, the life
    • the first Sunday after the spring full moon was dedicated to the Sun
  • Title: Deed of Christ: Lecture 2: The Deed of Christ and the Opposing Spiritual Powers. Lucifer, Ahriman, Asuras.
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    • to indicate which particular spiritual Beings bring the “hindrances”,
    • measures; they inculcated into the being of man what would otherwise
    • description of which is contained in the book entitled The Education
    • by steeping his whole being in what spiritual science can communicate
    • in multiple replicas was incorporated in various individuals dedicated
    • realize that the whole vocation, the whole mission of the spiritual
    • left by Blavatsky includes a statement indicating that the author was
  • Title: Deed of Christ: Lecture 1: Mephistopheles and Earthquakes
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    • I have also indicated what spiritual vistas are
    • enter this region. He merely indicates that in this mysterious realm
    • then lays hold of him through injuring his physical body. He indicates
    • A condition of complete isolation, leading to the intensification of
    • Obviously, therefore, we are gazing here into a concatenation of
    • indication that all machinations consisting in any way of a misuse of
    • with personality. It has already been indicated that these are
    • education of mankind.
    • All the categories of beings have their karma — the karma of the one
    • this tragic fate, for the threads of karma are extremely complicated.
    • catastrophes undergone by humanity in the far distant past. The power
    • Atlantean catastrophes. These catastrophes were evoked by the
    • awakens the echoes of those earlier catastrophes. Our volcanic
    • catastrophes. But it should never so much as occur to anyone to attach
    • with the guilt to which the catastrophes are due and it should never
    • victims of such catastrophes will be all the greater, for our
    • catastrophes. The question runs as follows: “What is the occult
    • catastrophes can be foreseen, why should it not be possible to give
    • in a particular case an indication of time can be given. It would
    • certainly be possible for the occultist to give such an indication.
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    • The Initiate who communicated what is contained in the Apocalypse,
    • etheric being. By the time of Lemuria, through gradual densification,
    • indicated in the two interlacing triangles. If you study this sign you
  • Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - II
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    • those who stand at the heights of science, culture and education, as
    • the heights of spiritual life. There is some indication of this in the
    • indicates the fact that the Christian Initiate ascended to Devachanic
    • disciples then received significant revelations. This is an indication
    • this event. Therewith is indicated Christ's teaching concerning all
    • indicated what I have said in words of great profundity. All the
  • Title: Lecture: (On) Apocalyptic Writings - III
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    • There is a word in the Bible which indicates how the ancient mystery
    • The second category of Beings were already nearer to man's level, but
    • these profound secrets. But he gave an indication of what I have just
    • Other passages, too, indicate that the Word was an Angel, but
    • Communities, the author of the Apocalypse indicates how evolution
    • indicate things upon which I will speak more fully in later lectures.
    • devolved upon the Elders to lead, indicates that only a third reach
    • been able to indicate it in an entirely external way. But today it is
    • actually comes to expression in the Apocalypse. Even these indications
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 1: Spiritual Science and Language
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    • word or that which the word inculcates in him with the concept. Here lies the
    • the sentient body transmits gratification (sentient body and astral body are
    • gratification), this is mirrored internally in the soul as desire — and
    • as gratification and desire belong together. In a similar way the ego was
    • times to create in the human being the intricate organ of the larynx and all
    • foundations. Desire and gratification
    • and gratification in the astral body,
    • subconscious human nature. That is why education should start with imitation,
    • desire and gratification
    • indications for the simple reason that one would have to speak for two weeks
    • into the essential nature of the matter will see that such indications are
    • of communication of the experiences of the soul in the super-sensible.
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    • as those we are to examine today. But everyone who follows the path indicated
    • gestures, accordingly, indicate that we are raising ourselves above what is
    • dog-owners and cat-owners who aver that they could write a biography of their
    • great catastrophe, spiritual-scientific research has the means to discover
    • laughing and weeping can be a means whereby the ego can educate itself and
    • of education for human development we rank those dramatic creations which
    • justification in the deep secrets of the world.
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    • feelings and the rich variety of thoughts, to a simplification; for the ego,
    • of mysticism must always remain intimate and very hard to communicate,
    • wants to educate a pupil in the higher faculties leading to Imagination would
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 4: The Nature of Prayer
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    • and my education — I have swept all this away. I was devoted to my
    • self-education further, it can endow us with a strength of will to which we
    • would deny that in a great majestic cathedral we have something like a prayer
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 5: Sickness and Healing
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    • of an image we see indications of these significant foundations of human
    • daytime experiences catching fire in his soul and being transformed into
    • made harmonious by reflection. It is always an indication of abstract, dry
    • fact. Only the domesticated animals perish with the human beings. The
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 6: Positive and Negative Man
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    • characteristics and ideas throughout. In another life he will have to catch
    • these indications concerning positive and negative types can help us in
    • we may be exposed also to bad spiritual influences. When we educate ourselves
    • give careful study to what spiritual science communicates. That is how the
    • cause and effect. But if these communications are imparted to them in such a
    • communication of facts drawn from
    • paying heed to communications based on sound judgment and set forth in
    • these facts with ideas gained from his education and his life up to date or
    • conception of the world does not implicate our souls; we allow it to be
    • This distinction should be given attention in wide fields of education. And a
    • undergo a catharsis or purgation. Let us note that man, on coming into
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 7: Error and Mental Disorder
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    • uninteresting conversation. This gives an indication how such images occur in
    • here. For the three individual soul members are only modifications of the
    • person who can recognise the threads running through this intricate organism
    • intricate example will make clear how difficult it is to maintain the
    • in life where the matter is a little more complicated. Thus there is a
    • else when it describes ourselves. This is indicative of a fundamental
    • enough he can catch up with himself from behind. Who would not be convinced
    • was not possible to indicate more than briefly how the various members
    • interact and how spiritual science can bring order and clarification to the
    • become extremely tired, for example, when he is required to communicate a
    • someone else one is dealing with physical communication whereby the physical
    • The Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy.
    • If the indications
    • also be seen that an indication has been given here where the means lie to
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul Two: Lecture 8: Human Conscience
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    • own life, and that to be without this element would indicate a serious
    • became more complicated, the carrying out of vengeance was handed over to the
    • understandable that as spiritual science indicates — the ego, before
    • Aeschylus wished to indicate that a still higher cosmic ordinance obtains,
    • unmistakably that he ought to indicate the idea of conscience in its
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    • of artistic creation, many similar indications of the inner relationships
    • of spiritual science, we feel that they communicate their own revelation
    • to indicate that he is indebted to a higher power for his verses, and we need
    • power was not a symbol but a real, objective Being. If this invocation to the
    • culture made possible a continuation from Homeric poetry, which we can locate
    • development. The good, opposite forces were already indicated by Plato:
    • see that poetry came down into a realm of the most unsophisticated
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    • when dealing with them we indicated that at some future date we hoped
    • necessary to the education of to-day.
    • find in Goethe any indication that the things we are able to know
    • he should understand concerning the education, culture, and spiritual
    • education? Where does that go which is hidden within our souls when
    • communicated in a general way before entering into what one might
    • communicated them to others, then these communications must be such
    • true clairvoyant consciousness, would communicate the facts of the
    • test them without clairvoyance. But he would have to communicate
    • communications and presentations of spiritual facts to a human soul?
    • spiritual world. In this sense every communication of spiritual facts
    • is important — even if he to whom they are communicated, and
    • connected with the spiritual truths and spiritual communications
    • bringing over communications from the spiritual world and handing
    • communications are necessary to the culture of the present time. If
    • only receives communications, and is himself unable to look into the
    • all our surroundings, all that custom and education have woven round
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    • thought is dependent on education, and on what we have acquired at
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    • evolution that has passed since the Atlantean catastrophe. We have
    • of another great catastrophe, so that we have to reckon in all seven
    • catastrophe until the next great catastrophe is macrocosmic. Humanity
    • Those who communicated it, felt how it worked in them, how it rose
    • perception of how knowledge was communicated in the ancient Indian
    • communicated it at the moment he passed it on to others. In former
    • what they were about to communicate. They said: — “This
    • communication it resembled rather a reading aloud from an invisible
    • communications. Why? Because in the opinion of that day it was
    • was communicated by word of mouth.
    • some justification, everything of a soul nature is more suppressed.
    • India and their pupils if you thought they did not communicate the
    • can see how what I am trying to indicate developed. You can see, for
    • driest, most desiccated ideas of the old philosophy are those of Kant
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    • or Lord when spoken in the connection I have indicated? Men felt that
    • these are indicated symbolically by the twelve signs of the Zodiac.
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    • indicated concerning the profundities of the Christian Mystery, an
    • that to which I have referred when indicating certain features of the
    • unripe entry into the spiritual world indicates that a man does not
    • other. Those who do not understand that external things indicate more
    • the great catastrophe of Atlantis one of these streams continued to
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    • communications of Moses and Zarathustra, when these were
    • “Folk-Spirits” and others had communicated to them.
    • not got a certificate of birth or baptism showing the standing of his
    • arrived at interpretations of ancient communications that are also
    • communications of a Greek singer, Orpheus. I select him because he
    • Celts, a man was empowered to perceive what he had to communicate to
    • he perceived what he had to communicate from the spiritual world in a
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    • spiritual science of the evolution of man, these communications stir
    • precisely by everyday events that the communications of the
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    • God.” Therefore, this story of his childhood clearly indicates
    • caricature, and that it may possibly only reach fruition in a more or
    • the world in a cold way, of being communicated to the world in a cold
    • fructification such as I have described will take place in the soul.
    • of egoism to desire to communicate immediately what is taking place
    • happens to them, and they wish to communicate this to others, they
    • catastrophe, the Gospel of John will be the book of inspiration, as
    • This will not be difficult, for scientific facts indicate that we
    • scattered on a metal plate can be set in motion if this is stroked by
    • catastrophe comes fully to light in the Gospel of John if we can but
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    • in a very complicated way; certain conditions of its progress are the
    • indicates something important) we have a blending of these two
    • from some of my publications that Eastern wisdom entered into
    • purification through the culture of the Renaissance. At present we
    • strange concatenation of circumstances it has come to pass that a
    • indicated in the words spoken to-day and on many other occasions.
    • (Book Catalogue).
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    • entirely wiped out the spiritual communications that have been handed
    • of those ancient communications which have long since been lost to
    • without scientific justification. History loudly proclaims the
    • century and will go on further into the twentieth. What was indicated
    • by studying the education of man, we have presented clear conceptions
    • himself, what lives scattered in them is united harmoniously in him.
    • the Christ. When we are aware of this connection we catch a glimpse
    • (see Book Catalogue).
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    • there. Every personal wish had to be eradicated before. Nobody was introduced
    • was eradicated in the pupils, before they could progress to the higher
    • my body eight years ago is scattered in the world and has to fulfil
    • about The Education of the Human Race: “is not the whole
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    • one could stamp the catchword: psychology without soul.
    • preference to their justification. One should think only as little as
    • little more intricate; however, it is no other procedure.
    • corresponds to intricate mathematical calculations prove it. But also
    • Hence, education means to
    • of education is to wake this higher soul element resting in every human
    • in the human being, the art of education must also be different for
    • was the beginning of any education, higher beings had to be there when
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    • have contributed to the clarification of the riddle of the world. You
    • a different way than the European scholarship. It was a self-education,
    • They searched for self-education
    • dry up. It is similar if we are going to have to take the self-education
    • communicate about the riddles of life. The Greek could not form the
    • Catholic cardinal. I would like to remind of the sensitive theosophist
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    • of international trade and communication, penetrating the starry heaven with
    • just had another task. I have already indicated it. Karma and reincarnation,
    • the concatenation of destiny in the spiritual realm and reincarnation of the
    • — must become the Christian aid to education of humankind in the hand
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    • just those who demand scholarship or, we say, philosophical education
    • philosophical education, and even if he has also acquired it or speaks
    • with the western philosophical education, a discussion how the scientific
    • should disprove the prejudice, as if the theosophist is an uneducated,
    • from my own philosophical education and speak, nevertheless, out of
    • catch as it were experience like in a web, but we cannot find out how
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    • of the things one day. But we find one thing in ourselves: the categorical imperative
    • for knowledge. Because the categorical imperative deals with nothing that is
    • the senses as well as the categorical imperative, and appears if all duties
    • of the categorical imperative are fulfilled. This would be blessedness. But
    • suffices. The human life goes beyond the earthly life because the categorical
    • could the human being follow a divine world order, the categorical imperative,
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    • are located that they are dependent, as one says, on these parts of our brain.
    • consists in educating the human being, so that he can take something from this
    • and has led to broadcast the catchword of the psychology without soul as a naturalistic
    • develop to higher levels to receive its vocation, its task and also its destiny.
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    • who dedicated his whole life to the internal consideration of the soul; a wise
    • Purification was the preparation
    • to him. The purification of passions, of desire and harm, of fear and hope was
    • and harm must go through purification first, before the soul can get to the
    • can still give him more intricate, more manifold orders — he carries out
    • located beyond the person, works with the strength of a physical law on this
    • Only in principle I can indicate
    • has an infinite importance for the everyday human life, with the human educational
    • our wishes and desires be active with the education of an adolescent human being,
    • but only that the educator lets speak his mind only too often, yes that it is
    • almost a rule that the educator asks his reason above all what has to happen
    • concerning this or that education measure. But he does not take into consideration
    • restrictions, and if the educator gives it the opportunity of this development.
    • ourselves if we are educators. As we have seen that in hypnosis, in the unusual
    • mind entrusted to our education if this human mind is given the opportunity
    • On an everyday level the educator
    • we lead it unselfishly within education. This unselfish ideal as an attitude
    • which the educator has daily to strive for has to illuminate his work. But just
    • of our culture, therefore, it is the field of the educational ideals above all
    • has the best basis for a pedagogic activity, and he will work on the educational
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    • have a catchword which is as characteristic as only a catchword can be. Since
    • Friedrich Albert Lange, the historian of materialism, the catchword of “the
    • science of the soul without soul” has become setting the tone. This catchword
    • is an impossible catchword just as “science of the soul without soul.”
    • This is not a catchword, but it is something that marks the whole way of research,
    • correspond to this catchword. Hence, it is also no miracle, if those who thirst
    • is also no mere catchword, because science really lost the concept of the soul.
    • catchword “science of the soul without soul,” but they have completely
    • the real purification of humankind. This is the reason why the Theosophical
    • steps that they would never have been able to create this intricate human organism
    • German Catholic clergyman and naturalist, in his book Metaphysics of the
    • his work The Vocation of Man, vol. 3: Faith (1800)
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    • note at that time only indicating. In particular I want to speak about the phenomena
    • are in their usual waking state. These are only indications of such states at
    • symbolised itself to the scatter of the horses of a passing cavalry regiment.
    • light. Let me, therefore, briefly indicate what theosophy teaches about the
    • a composition of delicate formations which are built up like a quite delicate
    • the somnambulistic states are of very intricate kind — again in the trance
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    • I can indicate only roughly what I have to say. A certain basis of higher, spiritual
    • world. One knew that there are human beings who communicate by signs about that
    • to it. In mediaeval times no reasonable human being thought to advocate that
    • it is also told that this seeress communicated with beings of other worlds.
    • Justinus Kerner registered all the communications which he got from her. She
    • book he informs us that he was educated as a farmer boy like a Christian, but
    • many other works appeared epoch-making for the western education in different
    • fields. We only have to call some of the works to indicate the significance
    • the manifesting spirits, after writing media, after communications by knocking
    • come from, where does he go to, what is his vocation?
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    • gave a similar communication of the condition of animals approximately at the
    • states of consciousness are also found indicated in the books of the 17th century
    • clarification does never admit such a view. It supposes that one human being
    • The rational clarification that makes no difference between human being and
    • academic scholarship, a man appeared in Paris who was a Catholic priest before,
    • the other phenomena must also happen, and also the more intricate ones, which
    • from India indicated the explanation in the heading. However, the scholars did
    • imagination the church has. He got personal about the Catholic priest to have
    • education. That which is important was put in a coffin.
    • such phenomena. Only if our medical education is another again if the whole
    • history is based on such power. It is the caricature of it which science wants
    • with the divine has a vocation to realise the saying: knowledge is power.
    • Faria (1746–1819), Goan Catholic monk. The method of hypnosis
    • la Suggestion et de son Application à la Thérapeutique (1887)
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    • and does actions. Why do I carry out an action? Because any sympathy located
    • point of view of the thoughtful reflection is: how have we to imagine the intricate
    • of reincarnation with Lessing in his Education of the
    • it indicated in various forms with Goethe even if Goethe did not express himself
    • it is the great educator of the soul from desire to love, and that it pulls
    • the theosophical world view can introduce in the human life. The spirit educates
    • figure. Thus the soul leads in its desire from birth to birth, the spirit educating
    • than the perfect to which the spirit educates the soul.
    • The education of the soul by the
    • spirit cannot avoid educating the soul to love and to transform desire into
    • Erziehung des Menschengeschlechts (On the Education of the Human Race) (1780)
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    • If we open it under the catchword “Theosophy,” we find as an explanation
    • point of view knows better that from this education, from the concepts and ideas
    • about which somebody who has a modern education says to himself: these are assertions.
    • is valid, as you know, in certain Catholic circles. But this dogma of infallibility
    • is not born only out of Catholicism. It came into being as an external law,
    • come out a little bit, to contribute something to the verification of the religions,
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    • declare to be unable to answer particular questions. Indeed as I have indicated
    • Now it is the time of reunification.
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    • or is educated in a Christian surrounding. Is Buddhism not a religion that was
    • level of education. The esoteric teaching is not spread by means of books; the
    • a higher education and discipline of his soul forces. The human being who has
    • advanced human brothers were also the communications which form the basis of
    • necessary, but not yet easily understandable concatenation of world-historical
    • no predicate which is got from our earthly conceptions to this highest being.
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  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 1: Whitsuntide. Festival of the Liberation of the Human Spirit
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    • source of the education and enlightenment of most of our
    • initiated into the deepest secrets of the Catholic Church, or has
    • and torment. This is also indicated in the Bible with the words:
    • poured into the self-conscious human being is indicated precisely in
    • Whitsuntide mystery is indicated. It is intimated that man has to
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    • things which indicate the development of mankind since the Lemurian
    • and so many years’ — that indicates a long span of time —
    • to the others. They dedicated themselves to the worldly things of
    • line were eradicated. And now we see what took place when to the
    • principle of asceticism among those who dedicated their lives to the
    • service of God. It became a sin for such a dedicated one to have
    • And this allegorical way of communicating wisdom had a good reason.
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    • of a caterpillar is the empty sheath of the caterpillar; when filled
    • with [productive] thinking it is the living caterpillar. Into the
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    • (The name ‘Manu’ comes from the Sanskrit root ‘man’ = ‘thinking.’ In Indian theosophical terminology this denotes high spiritual beings, who have the task of forming new cultures or epochs. For further details concerning the Manu of the fifth epoch see Rudolf Steiner\'s Cosmic Memory, Rudolf Steiner PublicatNote 2)
    • (This is expressed in H.P. Blavatsky\'s The Secret Doctrine, Volume 3, ‘Esotericism,’ p. 330, in the following way: ‘Prometheus is a symbol and a personificatNote 3)
    • (The Story of Atlantis by W. Scott-Elliot, The Theosophical Publishing Society, London. See also: Cosmic Memory, Atlantis and Lemuria by Rudolf Steiner, Rudolf Steiner PublicatNote 4)
    • the application of all these forces of discovery and
    • but today I will only indicate those specific organs with which our
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    • although before he went over to the side of the Catholic Church he was
    • Cathars
    • by Augustine after he had gone over to the Catholic Church. Augustine
    • opposed his Catholic views to the Manichean teaching which he saw
    • interpretation of evil. Whereas Catholic Christianity regards evil as
    • life in an earlier time. Example: the Catholic Church. The life which
    • existed in the Catholic Church from St. Augustine until the fifteenth
    • the same with human beings? What is human life? The fructification
    • from above (Manas fructification), implanted into man in mid-Lemurian
    • mind and of life. The Cathars were a sect which rose like a meteor in
    • the twelfth century. They called themselves Cathars because
    • cathar’ means ‘pure one’. They strove for
    • seek catharsis (purification) both inwardly and outwardly in order to
    • understand how it is that Augustine, the leading spirit of the Catholic
    • It is still present and finds expression in the struggle of the Catholic
    • Cathars and so on. All of them are eliminated from the physical
    • doing — they are the Catholics and Jesuits of the higher degrees. Of
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 7: The Essence and Task of Freemasonry from the Point of View of Spiritual Science - 1
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    • trace back their origin, with some justification, to the Temple
    • of the complicated initiation ceremonies of Freemasonry might be
    • which a Master is known are extremely complicated. Recognition is
    • cathedrals and churches. After the thirteenth century they also began
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 8: The Essence and Task of Freemasonry from the Point of View of Spiritual Science - 2
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    • with regard to higher education and schooling, a union for the purpose of
    • personification of particular qualities.
    • cathedrals, etc.
    • reflection of the great cosmic proportions, that a cathedral has to
    • effect. Those who built the great cathedrals of medieval times were
    • implications. What he said there [about new electrical theory] is
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    • tendencies, even if I am only to indicate some thing briefly. First
    • said about it is only an indication. Cagliostro was concerned with
    • before the catastrophe broke over him, he had succeeded in starting
    • already indicated, when people speak about Cagliostro, it is as
    • justification
    • be communicated.
    • It cannot even yet be communicated in its
    • cathedrals and temples, so one will in future learn to build with the
    • Why is the Catholic Church so antagonistic towards Freemasonry?
    • The Catholic Church does not want what is coming in the future. Pius IX
  • Title: Temple Legend: Lecture 10: Evolution and Involution as they are Interpreted by Occult Societies [The Atom as Congealed Electricity]
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    • never been the aim of occult science to inculcate into man a dim
    • the world in such a way that it is concealed in the cathedrals, in
    • Middle Ages no one could say who had built many of the cathedrals or
    • said this only in order to indicate to you the principle on which
    • forward to an age when, as I recently indicated, understanding will
    • catastrophes — will be that the blame will lie with human beings
    • a building [dedicated to] selfless [ends]. It is easier to survive
    • as a member of one of these classifications or categories. This
    • happen, just as catastrophe by water happened to the
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    • shape outer life in such a way that — along with the Gothic cathedral
    • universe. Take the Gothic cathedral. Though composed of thousands of
    • comprehensive than the cathedral itself. To become complete in
    • cathedral itself. In like manner, the whole of outer life should be
    • intellect. Let us take an old Gothic cathedral, and consider the
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    • [the Baptist] who scatters Christianity as a seed, as if with a grain
    • that, however, man still has to undergo three stages of purification.
    • powerfully in our souls, so that we thereby undergo purification, so
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    • and what as religious warp and woof works towards the sanctification
    • intricate detail. Hence it understands the human body only in so far
    • symbolical indication of something which is to appear in the next
    • given there. Moreover, the medieval version also contains indications
    • of this; the medieval legends indicate the way to the mysteries less
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    • densification took place for the first time during the Lemurian
    • making. Now it was indicated to him how he could act on his etheric
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    • consciousness located? We know that the animals have their
    • been seen through any kind of microscope, no matter how sophisticated.
    • very complicated world. One would perceive many movements, different
    • Cologne Cathedral and modern technology. Our humanity has the task of
    • out. These higher stages are indicated to us by the Ancients, for
    • Naturally, we can now only speak indicatively about these things,
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    • only indicate very broadly why that is so. We must then speak only
    • to the most complicated mechanism.
    • purification of the astral body. Then he was allowed to work upon the
    • undertaken not only enough purification to make humanity's duties his
    • necessary purification. The etheric body is stamped by the forces
    • undergone catharsis as astrality.
    • particularly important task. Let us seek just to indicate, in a few
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    • have to be satisfied, however, with [just] indications. We are
    • feast, at which Solomon became intoxicated, the Queen of Sheba took
    • individual out of itself. And where is this power located?
    • made to express beauty. Cathedrals, temples and other significant
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    • everyday life. I already indicated a week ago that I wished to say a
    • that everyone absorbs in their ordinary education — gain a conviction
    • astral bodies which results from reciprocal communication with each
    • life. It would be quite different if he were educated to say about
    • accepted. Then came a radical change; people were educated in the
    • Catholic peoples took upon themselves the mission of spreading
    • education and sophistication of a particular kind. The adjustment
    • which the occultists report; and through that we educate an element
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    • question. They were Catholics. Now, in this company, the following
    • wants to understand what Aristotle meant by purification, catharsis,
    • to its culmination. This led to purification so as to be able to
    • does manifest itself there. All art is dedicated to this purpose;
    • lost. May I indicate just one case; in architecture, the ability to
    • me, or communicate it through words; at best they can show it to me in
    • are initiated in such matters. Cologne's Gothic cathedral will, for
    • build a cathedral we place stone upon stone, when we paint a picture
    • indicates that humanity faces a new epoch in the development of the
    • look upon Freemasonry today as a caricature of the great Royal Art,
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    • picture is located in the refectory of the cloister Maria delle
    • necessary that we dedicate ourselves some time to the contents
    • education and cultivation of the German cultural life:
    • On the Aesthetic Education of Man in a Series of Letters
    • education, a means of aesthetic education, a freeing of nature,
    • pronounced in his letters on the aesthetic education of the
    • Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man.
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    • have the same justification as a subjection to the lyricist who
    • If we want to communicate with each
    • the application of the human intellect and power of imagination
    • thinking and imaginative power the purification of the human
    • soul, and one considered this purification as the first step on
    • purification or catharsis as this was called in the old
    • provide it. One calls this purification or development of the
    • is indicated how this takes place in the course of the fairy
    • to dedicate themselves unselfishly to the things, to keep to
    • the green snake and in the kings are located on the one side of
    • takes place, namely the purification of thinking, the
    • What the human being attains by the purification of thinking
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    • of education of the souls.
    • was not communicated in the old schools and training centres
    • only communicated and taught what Aristotle had already said
    • time who looked immediately into nature and communicated what
    • the Bible. From the few indications I have given today, you may
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    • Indeed, there were also souls who vindicated the opposite
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    • our education like a scourge. Future times will not understand
    • activity as educator, I could make some observation that was
    • catchwords people have in social life which they run after like
    • dedicated themselves. Those who wrote about it were mostly
    • phenomenon, which needs clarification, and you try to explain
    • is not indicative of the one or the other theory, if once the
    • researcher concerned is fascinated by a catchword that has an
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    • nutrition. There are people who want to indicate their
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture VIII: Issues of Health in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • themselves did not catch the illness, but they infected the
    • catcher is an expression, which a certain side can use even
    • sometimes absolutely mistaken if anyone who has to educate a
    • and that the application of specific remedies is connected in
    • that sanitarium is located, how the air and the light work
    • indicate mental qualities as possible causes of certain
    • that he has, so to speak, an indicator in his taste, in the
    • immediate sensation of taste, an indicator of that which he
    • should eat. On the other side, he has an indicator in the
    • indicator of its inner needs, it is also necessary that the
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    • certain chapter of the code of Catherine the Great (1729–1796)
    • indication. Another example is that the boy imagines that the
    • be stressed that he had an ideal of education in mind, which
    • Thus, he studied that category of human beings about whom he
    • for the whole factory is dreadful to him. He often catches
    • application of wealth. Above all, we find with him that ideas
    • the human being has to advocate not only the use of wealth, but
    • such a way, as if they are expressed as caricatures, distorted
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    • communications has an infinite value for the human being, long
    • disdain to educate himself strictly to a thinking bound to
    • has to educate himself at first to a thinking full of interest
    • in the world. He has to educate himself to that great,
    • realises that he can educate himself in harmony with the
    • really wants to take on an education to practical thinking:
    • education of thought. Secondly, desire and love of that which
    • The things themselves should be the educators of our thinking,
    • two important means of education for his practical development
    • educate his thinking. There it is good if he says to himself, I
    • and then the plants close their leaves and catch the insects.
    • higher works tremendously educating on him. This is essential
    • and glib thinker gradually if you have dedicated yourselves to
    • give some examples of self-education of thinking, but these
    • to practical life. All fields of the everyday life, education
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XI: The Invisible Human Members and Practical Life
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    • application possible to me than the mere inspection allows to
    • The Vocation of the Scholar
    • complicatedly. Anything, we must say, is there that threatens
    • uses the catchword of genetic predisposition if anything is
    • being during the time when the external education fulfils him
    • systematic application of cold water (Kneipp cure), but in such
    • Already in the talk on education, I have drawn your attention
    • breadth. He also had to give theoretical physical education. It
    • one wanted to do physical education from spiritual science.
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    • acquires in the course of his life by education, by experience
    • whole humanity and the single human being. With education, one
    • the children. Also later with the self-education, it is still
    • educate himself it is favourable to pay attention to his
    • temperaments. With education, it does not concern of balancing
    • of an authority is that which directs education. Here it does
    • has the confidence that the educator understands the matter.
    • child has to receive the confidence always that the educator is
    • with the choleric respect and appreciation of the educator are
    • the educators are personalities who are proved in life in a
    • must feel that the educator has gone through real pains. Allow
    • is around one works educating here. In addition, here with the
    • manifold interests. One can educate it by the empathy of the
    • questions of life with these principles of education. The human
    • being can also take charge of his self-education. For example,
  • Title: Where/How/Spirit: Lecture XIII: The Riddles in Goethe's Faust - Exoteric
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    • devised the publication of the sealed treasure. For this parcel
    • duplicate of that
    • purification, and that world which draws down him. Faust
    • Aurea catena Homeri
    • Aurea catena Homeri
    • had dedicated himself to a striving — as one believed
    • Aurea catena Homeri,
    • experiences appear if the human being dedicates himself to it
    • a figure is which has grown up in sites of classical education.
    • Dedication
    • still they live, roam scattered everywhere.
    • Dedication
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    • mystifications, Indian and also Egyptian things,
    • The cataract there storming through the cliff —
    • which you find everywhere with which your soul fills dedicating
    • the spiritual world, and thus he escapes unscathed.
    • eradicating the personal wishes and desires.
    • the egoism of the personal wishes so far that he dedicates all
    • fall off where Faust completely dedicates himself to the
    • dedicates himself to it, to this rose cross where the black
    • There it experiences what can be indicated with sensuous words,
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    • Schopenhauer as Educator.
    • means of education of our soul to become good and strong. The
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    • — that one has always called preliminary purification,
    • the catharsis of the soul. He had to prepare himself in such a
    • human being like a densification of a once only
    • which it was born out. This is the purification of spiritual.
    • Christian centuries in the catacombs where we find the Madonna,
    • itself: a willing nature, located in the deepest grounds, a
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    • humanity? We can distinguish two categories there. One stands,
    • other remainder belongs to another category. The dream is not
    • appear mostly in such a way that they indicate what just the
    • happens that a devout Catholic, who has often seen the Madonna
    • vision. As a rule, those who are not devout Catholics do also
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    • preconditions in our educational consciousness to create a
    • education, our external knowledge is far away from the being of
    • education knows a little about the mysteries, which exist even
    • represented it in caricatures and distorted pictures.
    • However, what is told is often a caricature of the truth.
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    • course of spiritual science. However, I do this indication
    • because the scientific education has taken place during the
    • same means, only in his fields. What I have just indicated: the
    • separates from the bodily by concentration as I have indicated.
    • death. We still speak about that; today I want to indicate like
    • It is comprehensible that the uneducated
    • that the indicated methods make the mental-spiritual
    • spiritual-scientific communications. It is sufficient that one
    • application of science to the technology of life weakens the
    • education behind ourselves, and that it has become necessary
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    • explicable. Now I would not like to define what I communicate
    • indications which I have done in the first talk we have
    • of it within the life on earth that he has educated himself to
    • following: one cannot find the smallest justification in
    • supra-naturalism begins. You find no justification. One
    • justification, out of a mood, out of an antisophical mood. Why
    • is in the outside world. This dedication to the outside world
    • outer nature in many a respect. I indicate something with it
    • another says, if I dedicate myself to theosophy, the fun of
    • lectures The Vocation of the
    • then I have also recognised myself in my vocation! We would
    • have grasped my vocation, and it is more permanent than you
    • Vocation of the Scholar
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    • circles of our present educated people just hold the view that
    • those human beings have indicated as the greatest who tried to
    • still supposed that the so-called “categorical
    • categorical imperative can speak in the soul, duty can settle
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    • the application of the intellectual activity to this sensory
    • application of the intellect to the sensory observation the
    • controls the general education and thinking more than one
    • believes certainly also that is justified that it has educated
    • humanity. Some moral and academically educated people regarded
    • have been educated during the last centuries scientifically.
    • about what I have indicated just now. Then you are able more
    • consciousness that one can call an enlightening purification of
  • Title: Spiritual Science/Treasure for Life: Lecture V: The Meaning of Immortality of the Human Soul
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    • indications from the field of spiritual-scientific research
    • I have also indicated that for the spiritual researcher who has
    • humanity on earth as education. One can dismiss easily this
    • Lessing's Education of the Human Race (1780), his ripest
    • mysterious education that the spiritual world bestows on the
    • of his treatise on The Education
    • indicated experiences, as if something exists in the human life
    • Outline I have indicated the
    • eradicate the wrong. Now you know by the inner sight that it
    • I could only make some indications of human
    • indications about the meaning of the immortality of the human
    • object to such indications who stand so completely in the
    • realise how a highly educated man of the more recent past who
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    • educate it. Because Lotze does not belong to the atheists, but
    • position myself to the evil in terms of the educational idea?
    • become the most dreadful vices! Who can speak about education
    • education. In particular, he draws the attention to the fact
    • that this educational idea would contradict the omnipotence of
    • justification of God towards the evil, and who represented the
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    • existence as “categorical imperative:” act in such
    • for all human beings. Thus, possibly the categorical imperative
    • being. The categorical imperative is as it were the gate into a
    • categorical imperative. They also do this. Not only those who
    • once again for clarification.
    • the indicated levels of spiritual knowledge. One can experience
    • maybe indicate this source in that world which one reaches if
    • are simply the objectification of your hateful or mischievous
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    • Lessing once again of a kind of education of the human soul by
    • about the education of the human race, then one is in the field
    • as Lessing's Education of the
    • conscience projects where the categorical imperative speaks
    • categorical imperative. We see him repeatedly endeavouring in
    • Catholic principle —
    • nature. Hence, ardent hatred arose in him against Catholicism.
    • While he faced Catholicism that way, he
    • Catholicism, its rites. He recognised no connection with that
    • possible supersensible world from Catholicism that he hates.
    • this portrayal what he had on his mind against Catholicism in
    • lived in his soul against Catholicism from which he expected
    • outer experience because the outer experience dedicated itself
    • completely lives in a derived layer, in his educated class
    • that he writes only for the educated class because he grew out
    • only the element of language. I have tried to indicate this
    • great human being who filled a place in the ongoing education
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    • Often I have indicated how spiritual
    • I can indicate these things only briefly
    • exists only as a duplicate, and because Goethe spoke
    • weird catchword circulated in psychology. One has always
    • only. However, there the catchword “psychology without
    • the catchword “psychology without soul” could
    • who takes the catchword “psychology without soul”
    • after its publication. However, this is also something that is
    • educated,
    • that one cannot transform an educated monkey to a human being.
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    • education.
    • the other side, one dedicates himself to a certain dogmatism of
    • the single categories, overall. There I would like to start
    • is no spiritual researcher, but only faces the communications
    • Let us suppose that we have to educate, and
    • experience truth. The human beings who were educated in the
    • from those who have experienced another education. They feel
    • with the good Gothamites who wanted to catch the light in bags
    • possible. However, what the hunger indicates cannot be expelled
  • Title: Human History: Lecture I: The Relation of the Human Being to the Supersensible Worlds
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    • justification of spiritual science in certain respect. One has
    • apply thoughts. The thought has a peculiarity if we dedicate
    • want to get clarification about life out of the whole warmth of
    • much ingenuity and dedication was applied to penetrate on this
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    • Education of the Human Race
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    • bread, this cannot make subtle fellows. Those are educated in
    • indicated in the continuation of the Faust figure of the
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    • communication about the personality and significance of the
    • significant self-education to higher spiritual heights. What
    • after his death on those who could dedicate themselves to him.
    • with him in the higher world. The spirit of Elijah indicated
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    • not only dedicated himself to the view, as if the outer forms
    • it can gain in the world, and then dedicates itself unselfishly
    • caricatures, while the human being has kept it best of
    • educate the human being to a spiritual researcher, while all
    • If he begins with full perseverance, dedicating himself to such
    • pursue the ways that I have indicated today, they will meet
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    • temples — we have to understand them as spiritual educational
    • soul had to dedicate itself in a long life, so that then by the
    • big education of the human race by the spiritual world. He will
    • ongoing educational process, and that in the ego that encloses
    • is a powerful means of education. The human being will no
    • the lawfulness will be something that will educate him. If
    • educate the human beings, so that the human soul works to a
    • outer natural events. There one has dedicated himself in the
    • which Goethe indicated with the words:
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    • which were given from without, while the continuous education
    • educated by the leading powers to the summit of development.
    • Education of the Human Race.
    • caterpillar needs them, still, we realise that the insect lays
    • its eggs with big wisdom where then the hatching caterpillar
    • turn our view to the possibility to educate ourselves to forms
    • of consciousness that is developed educationally from the
    • since the Greek-Roman age. The human being had to be educated
    • self-education which I have characterised in my book
    • could not give some indication in what way the images are
    • can aim at by self-education of the present consciousness as a
    • to be educated to the ego-consciousness? He would have said to
    • clairvoyance. Pegasus is the personification of imagination.
    • educate the soul that brings up the forces of the soul. The
  • Title: Human History: Lecture XII: Copernicus and His Time in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • the whole human education and culture in such relatively short
    • appeared before the educated world?
    • as a Catholic canon so that he dedicated it to the pope, and
    • was, still, on the index of the forbidden books of the Catholic
    • that the human beings gained as it were by the education for
    • maintains its knowledge, but educates the soul in such a way
    • that what humanity could learn as culture, as self-education
    • education of the sixteenth century as the consciousness, while
    • was right to dedicate his work to the pope. But friends had
    • one could dedicate himself quietly, because in the human heart
    • something lived that wanted to dedicate itself to them quietly.
    • educates the human soul in itself. The human being must no
    • other mission to take the thought as a means of education of
    • the fact that he is not yet so far as the Catholic Church is
    • the Catholic Church was which did not wait until 1851 to
    • Books, but they ban spiritual science as the Catholic Church
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    • Self-Education of the Human Being
    • self-education. This evening I would like to say something
    • the usual self-education and not on the education for spiritual
    • research. The usual self-education has to precede the education
    • word self-education that in a certain respect, this word
    • indicates, actually, something contradictory or at least
    • Simply because education requires the support of something
    • strange, of somebody outranking the child to be educated. But
    • if one speaks of self-education, one means, of course, that
    • education which the human being can grant to himself, that
    • means that education where the human being is educator and
    • education of the child, of the young human being, from the
    • The Education of the Child from the Viewpoint of Spiritual Science.
    • impulses of education as it were up to a certain degree of
    • education has to start from the imitative instinct of the
    • for the education of the child in these first years which the
    • authority is the most significant impulse of education for
    • these years. A healthy education for these years comes about if
    • principle is the basic educational principle for these
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    • indicatory for the complete intellectual development of the
    • the indicated gets significance.
    • indicated, there will be always single human beings who will
    • strict logic as they are usual with the education of thinking
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    • fertilised by the whole scientific education of his time.
    • education of the nineteenth century in special way stood in his
    • such a logic. But someone who dedicates himself to the methods
    • development which I have just indicated, at first in its
    • as I have indicated it. Therefore, Spicker says about this
    • in his writing The Vocation of Man (1800) where he
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    • dedicates himself to certain thoughts that maybe can explain
    • the world in the one or the other way, to dedicating himself to
    • destiny. But this is not only developed by education which can
    • world of thought if he dedicates himself to it only
    • dedicate yourself without prejudice to the thoughts that arise
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    • have indicated that one calls this “meditative
    • it based on the strict thinking of science. If he has educated
    • can indicate immortality as a quality of this soul being, as
    • well as one indicates the red colour as a quality of the rose.
    • becomes somewhat clearer what I have only indicated sketchily
    • spiritual researcher dedicates himself to certain developments,
    • the human soul approaches the concatenation of destiny with
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    • want only to indicate the fundamental with it: the fact that
    • understand life? The illness of thinking which I have indicated
    • language indicates if it speaks of soul phenomena that the
    • happens if the human being dedicates himself to the mental
    • fact, which I have only indicated, is just this: the feeling
    • least one obvious objection may be indicated here: yes, but the
    • perceive what happens in the leg. However, I can only indicate
    • metabolic organism is only a temporary indication of that what
    • I would only like to point out that the modern education
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    • struggled for a while, without dedicating himself to any
    • touched last time, and which I indicate only briefly.
    • ramifications. While one regards that in the organism the
    • the brain. Of course, such things can be only indicated at
    • first. Because they can be indicated only, objections about
    • want to indicate this because it is something especially
    • the Dervishes whirl also indicates the spirit! — Yes, it
    • (channelling) are only dead replications
    • it has sensory perceptions. Only a confused indication
    • disappointments. He overcame these disappointments by education
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    • spiritual research if one considers human beings who dedicate
    • dedicate yourself meditatively to a particular mental picture
    • human being. I have tried to indicate a result that completely
    • as something necessary for the future educational development.
    • happens what I have indicated in the last talk here: he will
    • However, these are only indications of extensive differences of
    • time on which we pursue in the indicated current now.
    • spiritual world, than if one wants the abstract catchwords of
    • The general education is hostile to get to such
    • course of education of the last decades could notice that
    • anyway. As sometimes the doctor must indicate another kind of
    • the human conditions. Wilson rightly chides this application of
    • enjoyed a scientific education can have a certain respect for
    • just seen nothing where no communications are available of the
    • educational life that this spiritual research leads away from
    • dedicate yourself to the mental pictures that such a person
    • science has also dedicated itself to the mere sticking to the
    • the human being has realised in himself what is indicated in
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    • prides himself who dedicates himself to asceticism in the usual
    • the categorical imperative projects in the soul that orders
    • the fact that you find information and indications in my
  • Title: Answers to Big Questions: Lecture I: The Nature of Spiritual Science and Its Significance for the Present
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    • communicates to his fellow men can be checked by everybody
    • still dedicated itself to the lonesome struggle — to take
    • within the spiritual-scientific movement the communications of
    • also often said that strictly speaking the communication of
    • fertile if one person communicates them to the other.
    • be confirmed concerning its application to the sensuous world.
    • for them! This is very indicative that even in mathematical
    • happened by the external educational means. Think of the
    • educational means. Questions did not yet arise to the human
    • has expanded by the modern educational means, now one puts this
    • that are indicative that spiritual science has significance for
    • sins a lot with such catchwords. Is the principle explaining
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    • We have indicated this for the death, for the entire spiritual
    • education of their soul life. Then they can feel something like
    • Since that often depends on our education what we understand
    • caricatured face gladly concedes that his picture does not
    • have indicated already once that it is very easy to disprove
    • spoken — is lubricated as a machine. The bodily life is
  • Title: Answers to Big Questions: Lecture VII: How Does One Attain Knowledge of the Spiritual World?
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    • of the education of our time at least of Central Europe or of
    • today's education, then we encounter big resistance in a
    • the most educated ones.
    • have already indicated in the first talk that the ascent to the
    • to eradicate all that from the soul, try to imagine it as not
    • particular human being of the modern education — what
    • a means of the intimate education of the soul. Let me
    • education in this book. This is exceptionally important. Hence,
    • with communications only. It does not do that if it understands
    • please you is connected with the fact how your education has
    • that educates our complete sensory life and emotional life if
    • Thus, we educate our emotional life and sensory life by egoity.
    • indicated what is, however, a necessary condition of the
    • have indicated today that spiritual research is possible and is
    • being faces the communications of spiritual science with
    • comes from such communications can become energy and feelings
    • absorbs the communications of spiritual research not as dogmas,
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    • predisposition, talent, and education in a new light, in
    • we face, for example, as educators an adolescent human being
    • science also shows if we do not look at catchwords and
    • We realise how little the animal gets by education, by training
    • in as educational principles. However, the human being needs
    • principles of education, than to consider every single human
    • best way. An education is uncomfortable which can generally put
    • the artistic in the educator to observe what comes out there of
    • forms. There is no variability, no modification, also no
    • educational instinct of humanity has already created a
    • being. Someone who wants to become a real educator will also
    • longing for categorising and speaking many words. The
    • world, not because we like to categorise, but the sentient soul
    • shown in my essay The Education of the Child from the
    • of the child. However, this is an educational principle
    • by education as the individuality reveals it to us, if we do
    • of new truth in his development and education, one will also
    • education. We must realise that one can sin a lot in this
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    • inculcate something quite new in the human development. Because
    • indicated in the way of old representations that Moses is
    • indicates something significant. From former talks of this
    • filled with eternal contents. Thus, it is wonderfully indicated
    • experiences are everywhere indications of that for what Moses
    • indicated in Jethro? One can infer from the Bible easily that
    • forces that he had, however, the task mainly to inculcate one
    • the ego-being, however, it is also indicated to us that Moses
    • it is indicated that he was the last to have such clairvoyance,
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    • become a kind of catchword and meant nothing else than that it
    • indicated only because what it concerns is the answer of the
    • could indicate only briefly, what is also indicated too briefly
    • individual ego, which expresses itself in education and the
    • be caused, so that earth and sun could catch sight of each
    • could only indicate the principle. Of course, everybody could
    • nineteenth century in its application to astronomy — like
    • the application of the second law of the mechanical heat theory
    • which he had dedicated his research efforts, to the spiritual
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    • I may express myself radically. There also secret education
    • education in its last developmental phase. Indeed, this goes
    • materialistic education the age of Enlightenment. The human
    • reality. One deals with an educational direction of humanity
    • because of the human education of that time, into the
    • soul for centuries of education. Thus, it happened in the
    • scientifically, if one is able to indicate any movement of the
    • that their objections come from a caricature of this teaching.
    • natural sciences commit the mistake indicated in this
    • submit to the higher education process of the soul; the
    • only up to the multiplication table and says, what I know, is
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    • one hand, we have the dedicated apostles of peace with their
    • research brought about because of a strange concatenation of
    • by his progressive education. This independence implied that he
    • develop only from an attitude that is based on an education for
    • see the result of this education: the human being has entirely
    • eliminate the results of this education again.
    • humanity. The purification has to take place down to the
  • Title: Riddles of the World: Lecture III: Basic Concepts of Theosophy. Soul and Spirit of the Human Being
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    • course, the levels or degrees, which I indicate, are more
    • wake up the internal forces as I have indicated this just now
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    • and his classification in different races that has always been
    • multiplication table; indeed, he did not know this. His memory
    • Europe; the other encloses the zones located to the north with
    • indicates that sense and reason is in the succession of
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    • have to assume that a usual educated person also has another
    • which the confessions communicate. As well as the naturalists
    • ascertain by their own experience what was communicated to
    • you change over to the superior concepts of the cat species,
    • wind. Thus, anything in the world has its name that indicates
    • desires, the purification of the destinations by the divine
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    • important ideal. It has indicated that way that this great
    • has become almost a catchword, admittedly, more in the external
    • maintenance of this fraternity principle. If a cathedral should
    • be built, for example the Cologne Cathedral or any other
    • cathedral, then we see that at first an association, a
    • deny this question categorically.
    • spiritual fraternity. Everybody may educate himself — if
    • abilities are uprooted as a plant is eradicated from the ground
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    • tried to indicate this the nicest in the downright marvellous
    • confront a communication, which we get with our opinion
    • the astral organism. While the spiritual scientist indicates
    • sense of any statement, which he makes. Then one educates
    • Thus, you see that I had to indicate — we have to speak
    • could only give you a few indications about that; however, we
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    • they pronounced a word of deep meaning, the word deification or
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    • education of the human race. He represented the antiquity as
    • 1770-1831) called history an education of the human being to
    • themselves to the most sophisticated persons can really account
    • spreads out more and more since thirty years in the educated
    • also various Protestant pastors and Catholic priests were
    • there. After the talk, the Catholic priests said to me, what
    • everybody. We can do this easily and mean that we communicate
    • because it should be only an indication of the true relation
    • next talks — I can indicate what was imparted to the
    • to the disciples on the mountain. This is indicated in the
    • their mission, as their vocation. Christian mystics of the
    • Middle Ages already indicated this. You find it expressed by
    • education of humanity that we receive the strength of creating
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    • from an advanced, educated intelligence. But before these
    • thirty years in educated cultures, tries to solve the riddles
    • answers with sensation and feeling up to the most sophisticated
    • that is quite undeveloped with the normally educated people,
    • educated person. It becomes perfect. However, what we form from
    • knows what I want to indicate herewith. If we look at the human
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    • self-determination. Faust reaches to the pacification of his
    • are before our earth evolution. I can only indicate this.
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    • titans against the child who tore it and scattered the pieces
    • city had a cult that was dedicated to the god Dionysus. These
    • works and lives in him. He can dedicate himself to this astral
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    • reminding of external impressions. We must indicate this as a
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    • categorical imperative sounds: you shall do this or that.
    • have come to theosophy if they had educated themselves
    • settle down, you educate yourselves to his thoughts, then you
    • depend on dogmas, but on the education that we can obtain in
    • his spirit. Johann Gottlieb Fichte was an educator in the
    • educate us and find pleasant expression in the distant
    • could be to that who is educated in the western science a much
    • the bad. This is the indication of an infinitely deep
    • involvement. Again, you can educate yourselves to the
    • from the first thoughts that can work educationally on the
    • indication, which is the right way to the temple. He walks and
    • wonderfully indicated. Thus, you can prospect with Novalis
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    • German educated people discovered the legend of prehistoric
    • typical without distorting it caricaturally. The right art of
    • secrets. There we get to know — I can only indicate a wee
    • means of education of the newest time; they renew the myth and
    • surface of modern educational life.
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    • in himself, how he dedicates himself to the pilgrimage to the
    • other, talk with each other, communicate mentally. Not only
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    • sense of a human being is located. Just as little the human
    • soul forces, so that it can dedicate itself to the higher
    • of the African fetishist, but also that of the sophisticated
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    • of thinking to which he dedicated himself. This is in certain
    • through education, an original certainty what is useful for him
    • trend towards the solidification of the liquid metal. The soul
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    • education of the 19th century produced is far away from the
    • life depend on the official education and how difficult it is
    • education can penetrate into that which lived in Jacob Boehme.
    • when they progress towards a new glorification. A
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    • our education has a direction which says there, we do not need
    • already a training to understand the publications of occult
    • come about by communication and exchange of ideas between
    • psychiatrist, one can exactly indicate the mental illness that
    • that they catch fear straight away if they hear about such an
    • events in the former educated world. He can summon up
    • the scholars and educated people want to know nothing about
    • We have to search it underground in the widespread catacombs of
    • education and the predominant world. There they erected their
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    • view of the general educational conditions in our time — if the
    • forty, fifty years old and have the academic education behind
    • of an intoxication. The substances resulting from it look like
    • result of it — today also disintegrates. This scatters today.
    • find indications that the modern scientific research suggests
    • atoms scatter, the most certain up to now — to the recognition
    • world. This material world will scatter and disintegrate. On
    • theories scatter like nothing! The element and the atoms
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    • The whole cycle of these talks is dedicated
    • talks are dedicated to the consideration of the spirit.
    • researches. Concepts like ether, matter scatter today in light
    • complication, the variety of the mixture that would make the
    • us, the uneducated savage and the high developed human being.
    • on his astral body from his ego. The uneducated savage has
    • the form of the pure spirit. The purification of this physical
    • completely influence him. The soul of the sophisticated
    • disintegrates that scatters as a transformation of that which
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    • German education, it is easy to acknowledge this
    • Rosicrucians and indicates the principle of initiation with the
    • indicates that there are other, unknown and misjudged abilities
    • by these communications, merely by this report the abilities
    • freely to the communications about the higher worlds, we get
    • remove the indicated dangers do not exist. Hence, at all times
    • education before the invention of the art of printing, how the
    • communication was between those who knew something, and those
    • how today the communications of science and scholarship
    • this indication from the start, because even if it sounds
    • such ideas free from sensuousness within our German education
    • back again to the purification of his desire nature that leads
    • appears in all myths again. I can only indicate what it
    • indicating the principle of initiation in his poem
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    • circle, which says one must not dedicate himself to asceticism,
    • privation than dedicating themselves to the activities that one
    • who dedicate themselves to such a thing never accomplish a real
    • more sophisticatedly — monistic literature. Imagine a person
    • at all something for sophisticated heads and deeper minds that
    • human being, for the sophisticated one this science is
    • of initiation, as it was indicated in the last talk, cannot be
    • himself with the help of occult science, he educates himself
    • education.
    • comes gradually to that which is indicated so nicely in
    • be the highest; but in its reversal, it is a caricature and a
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    • corrected, however, prejudices of child education have often
    • human being something by which he dedicates his individual
    • for education. Up to this time, one should develop the physical
    • body becomes free. Even later, the real education of the ego
    • educator can promote the development of the child only as far
    • teacher of the educator.
    • If the educator solves
    • this riddle of the child thoroughly, he is the best educator.
    • is there already. Spiritual science is a right educator of this
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    • some people regard the high-developed animals as caricatures of
    • we can educate it. Although single persons assert this, one
    • does not know that cats, if they are enclosed in this or that
    • able to communicate to each other. Now the smaller one was even
    • something like intelligence if such an insect, a caterpillar,
    • following: he let the concerning caterpillar spin three threads
    • cat mothers” — have to argue something. They say,
    • they could write a biography of their cat or dog just as one of
    • tip at first to that which spiritual science indicates as a
    • where modifications must take place concerning the outer
    • we can know if we maintain and educate the single animal that
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    • essentials are in this field that the human beings educate
    • Then they say, this is too complicated, there is everything
    • existence as spiritual-scientific education can only give us.
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    • with all its later modifications and additions, like gravity.
    • would be excluded and a kind of lignification would take place,
    • The cataract there storming through the cliff —
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    • has also already arisen briefly from other indications in this
    • organ is indicated by the fact that with the male individual
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    • overpowering poem that shows the purification and development
    • the indicated mistakes. If it means, one should observe how in
    • eradicated the desire root and branch by
    • This time of purification
    • kamaloka, the time of purification, which consists of the fact
    • purification extends in the last perspective to that state
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    • not to those who speak in such a way, as I have indicated.
    • should be indicated only briefly, what it depends on. You have
    • soul in the everyday life. He must dedicate himself, even if
    • transformation if the human being dedicates himself to the
    • with patience — dedicating a quite low part of his time at
    • purification. After he has gone through this purification, he
    • and this heat scatters in the space. Today one has proved by
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    • the astral body has grown accustomed to this, when the cicatrization
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    • who, through their vocation, had a duty to be interested in him and
    • declared: “We men of medicine have to admit that, like educated
    • a medical man or a well educated person. In other words thinking is
    • this I am pointing to a significant phenomenon of our time: catastrophes
    • is not great enough to realize their implications. Take the following
    • once said about him, not without justification: “The reason Grey
    • danger of suffocation for lack of spirituality. For the industrial the
    • a rural district and catches sight of an ox with the peasant beside
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    • must pay attention to symptoms of this kind for they indicate the nature
    • it rather as characteristic of the present-day outlook, then a publication
    • own thinking the best and therefore recommends its application to important
    • even in its crudest form, has been eradicated from natural science.
    • destroyed.” There is the catch! If the lower organism is adapted
    • when it comes to the exact application of concepts and ideas. If a sentence
    • their application results in foolishness. These things must be recognized,
    • to catch hold of is always too small. The will must therefore flow together
    • in merest outline; they all require elaboration. But my aim is to indicate
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    • I indicated last time that the rhythm of the breath, and with it knowledge,
    • is indicated in religious records, such as the Old Testament, when it
    • views. Suppose one asks a Catholic theologian about his real opinion
    • Mary. This view comes about because for the Catholic theologian the
    • Catholic writings demonstrate that Catholic theologians still look upon
    • to find an outlet some other way. Now, when you find in various publications
    • felt that God's goodness must be vindicated then we already stand on
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    • united with him. Furthermore, if we grasp the full implication of the
    • Pascal indicated, we can attain knowledge of life and death; of God
    • of an external power which at present clearly indicates its intention
    • against him. I only want to indicate what in such a characteristic way
    • he may refer to my publication ‘Taking Stock’ and ‘Expressionism’
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    • moment in time. Few are aware of its full implication; it is therefore
    • had to catch the last express train to Berlin after a theater performance.
    • are indications which suggest that people are beginning to recognize
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    • communications from the spiritual world. Such communications are all
    • indiscretion in spiritual communication, appear in distorted form in
    • to light, need mediumistic communications. We are not dealing with this
    • words which are clear indicators of what really took place. Suchomlinoff
    • prohibited further publication. Consequently not many copies are in
    • They are the very people who educate the younger generation; i.e., they
    • educate those who will become leading figures in society. They also
    • educated the generation which brought about the present situation in
    • This again indicates what
    • content but rather as an indication of the kind of inner attitude which
    • indicated in these last lectures are kept very much in mind. Many people
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    • inspired him before writing what he was to communicate to the world;
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    • recognize in Luther the effects of what I have indicated. They reveal
    • picture let us for a moment compare a modern man of average education
    • Today the teaching of the Catholic sacrament is something quite different
    • Catholic theologians the usual answer to modern man's objection is:
    • will notice the enormous discrepancy between the views of a Catholic
    • today. The reason is that the Catholic theologian of today is in reality
    • in the Church register as Catholic or Protestant. What characterizes
    • in the way indicated, is more particularly an impulse of the fifth epoch,
    • Lutheranism than Schiller's Letters on the Aesthetic Education of
    • of doing so. In his Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man
    • their spiritual education, to such trash as the American “In Tune
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    • could also be called, with more or less justification, scientific development.
    • does not indicate moral or spiritual ideas; it indicates rather no advance
    • If we are to extricate ourselves
    • it. A kind of cathechism of virtues could be devised: Thou shalt have
    • of thing I have indicated. If people in one age one-sidedly cultivate
    • spiritual science which can work out ideas with practical application
    • Roman times had to perform their religious worship down in the catacombs;
    • and what had once existed down in the catacombs was now above and had
    • Christianity evolving below in the catacombs.
    • falsifications, as I have shown in my book that will be published shortly.
    • personal vilification when the issue is spiritual science. And why?
    • of stairs — I do not know the technical Catholic term for so doing.
    • and reality of what I have indicated again today, unfortunately no more
    • than indicated. To go into these things in greater detail would mean
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    • said in these two publications. The question of what can be
    • indications, but they are very often interwoven with other facts. It
    • inner vocation, passes over in his next incarnation into the inward
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    • we extricate ourselves, by means of what we generally call our Ego,
    • have extricated ourselves from it.”
    • of this kind and realise that we extricated ourselves, we should not
    • such a position but have extricated ourselves from it,” we must
    • “I will imagine that the position from which I extricated
    • very thing that was repugnant to us and from which we extricated
    • which we have extricated ourselves. There will be no result in the
    • with us. If we then acquire a certain delicate perception in this
    • arrive through an inner clarification at the ‘knowledge,’
    • emphasised that the path here indicated is absolutely good and sure
    • older teachers, who had not obtained certain certificates, were to be
    • shall be able to speak more fully of what can only be indicated
    • last death and their present birth. This is an indication that
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    • understand this, but it is too complicated a matter to be made even
    • Spiritual Powers who have dedicated themselves to the goals of
    • Therefore a society dedicated to the principles described in these
    • indications are to be found in Western literature, for example, at
    • The Education of the Human Race.
    • signification according to whether we are speaking of man, or animal,
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    • great antiquity of the Zarathustran era, as indicated by ancient
    • signs indicated by the arrangement of the stars, and of finding a
    • fact was regarded as a sign traced in the heavens indicating in
    • practice, namely, the one directed toward the moral purification
    • self-purification alone may evil be overcome. Thus did the great
    • which they occupied among men, are indicated, and fitly expressed
    • brackets indicate editorial insertions.
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    • Again, the veneration and worship of cats and
    • veneration for animals was such that when a cat, for instance,
    • said, any Roman who killed a cat went in danger of his life,
    • indicators on the face of a mighty cosmic clock. The Egyptian did
    • competent to indicate clearly the vital purpose of that urgent
    • forces that have been embodied and scattered abroad in separate
    • ultimately undergone some intimate modification which had raised
    • ancient civilized life about the Euphrates valley, indicate the
    • The following brief outline will indicate some of the results of
    • Dynasty, seemed to indicate that the Sumerians imparted to the
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    • who in his treatise on The Education
    • with the idea of reincarnation indicates a superficial attitude.
    • These words indicate the essential nature of that current of
    • seek salvation; and all earth-born predications and profitless
    • world which we can but indicate with the one vague and neutral
    • Eternity mine?’ — in his book entitled The Education
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    • application, expended upon separate sections of the Bible, in
    • definite modification, from a divine primordial clairvoyant state
    • developed, knows that this particular style is always indicative
    • mankind. We might well indicate this concept by developing a
    • this act, as is indicated in the Bible. From this graphic
    • the time being, indicates that this particular personality,
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    • indication that the most important causes and motives underlying
    • self-education and self-development. It is most extremely
    • appear; these indicate that inner progress has now so far
    • would lead to any communication or influence being imparted to
    • we have a spiritual vision which indicated, and at the same time
    • indicated both in the lecture and in I Kings xix, 12, 13.
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    • and evolution to the category of mere dogma.
    • authenticate historically those events which occurred at the
    • this Deity, than to ascribe to Him a place in the category of
    • it was in the manner above indicated that the soul was enabled to
    • which we must interpret in like manner; with one modification
    • indicating that The Christ had brought into the world that
    • in the manner indicated, and regards such states as of actual
    • rightly educate mankind, so that the human soul might break away
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    • Lecture-Course in Leipzig, where I tried to indicate the
    • indication of what Parsifal would have experienced if be
    • the personification of an Ideal for our Movement.
    • wanted merely to indicate how important it is in this age
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    • him (there are indications of this, too, in the Gospel of
    • signs indicating man's connection with the
    • attention is paid. All the indications show that
    • indicating a deeper meaning lying underneath. But we
    • is an indication of how the ancient times are to be
    • words of Kepler are an indication of the new tendency,
    • Spiritual Science. The question indicated at the
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    • indicates the overcoming of those elements in the
    • have set in. This is indicated by something that made its
    • we have an indication of the supreme significance of this
    • becomes visible to us after death. Then by a complicated
    • scattered around the empty Grave. The Fifth Gospel
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    • would at other times. For how we will extricate ourselves from the sorrowful
    • in spite of culture, schools, and other educational facilities,
    • to wean us of thinking altogether — everything, even our education,
    • it is for people who are educated in our time to find the way to the
    • of their education — of course, it is possible to come to spiritual
    • science without education. Yet Bahr is living proof of this because
    • The end of the book indicates
    • the novel — namely, a new enthusiasm for Catholicism. Anyone who
    • say, knowing that we know as little as cattle is the only difference
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    • system located deeper inside us in the spinal cord, you will find the
    • abstractly and study it as we study the multiplication tables, an arithmetic
    • such good intentions often turn out strangely. As I indicated elsewhere
    • Letters the Aesthetic Education of Man.
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    • canals, located in the cavity in the petrosal bone, consist of three
    • to indicate this by calling the pillar of birth, which we pass on the
    • a microcosm in the sense I have indicated, so humanity's inner life
    • a humanity nearer to God? Were there not even today, scattered all
    • There you have a caricature of what I have
    • man; imagine, he is a Catholic canon, and yet he has invited a Jewish
    • Eckhart, writings on the spiritual exercises, Catherine of Genoa,
    • what the canon can understand by virtue of being a Catholic canon.
    • to be a Catholic
    • on every page how much of a Catholic Goethe was.” Yes, well, the
    • canon calls everything he can understand, everything he likes, Catholic.
    • “... how much of a Catholic Goethe
    • are on the trail of the hidden Catholic in Goethe, you soon see
    • all this, even in his exaggerations and distortions, is still Catholic
    • case, he calls them Catholic and goes on to say:
    • Imagine, a Catholic canon writing the resolutions
    • has made him a Catholic, I believe him implicitly. Of course, this is
    • want to claim him as an ideal Catholic.”
    • “If Goethe had indeed been Catholic,
    • the publications then (and even still today) called “theosophical,”
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    • our physical body has to be a highly complicated creation for the simple
    • of it as much more complicated than any of the physical sciences nowadays
    • more complicated in the course of life. In the etheric body of a newborn
    • they become more complicated. Clearly, there is a process of multiplying,
    • It is the only passion that can become free of egoism. It is located
    • and realize the human being is far more complicated than conventional
    • science cares to acknowledge. The human being is a complicated creature,
    • that in none of them had he been able to find any indication of special
    • be found in these skulls that would indicate musical talents.
    • or Greco-Latin epoch, and of our present epoch, the fifth one, and indicated
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    • And then strange justifications for a world view appear!
    • educated in the natural sciences, is indeed still striving for a world
    • the category “world view.” Someone who lives totally in
    • Freudian theory, with its publications and with its representatives
    • evade the logical conclusion that peace would be a catastrophe, that
    • against provocation and a means to an end; from now on it will become
    • Educate people to hate, to revere hatred,
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    • his house and gave me his latest publication on the extension of the
    • this sense of humor, particularly in our spiritual movement. Caricatures
    • By caricatures I do not mean people, but only aspirations; the things
    • to indicate that the person who spoke just wanted to get some attention,
    • do not need to provoke their laughter and give them a certain justification
    • for it with the caricatures accompanying the striving for the spiritual.
    • however, he was struck by the thought — and here true vocation met
    • to extricate ourselves. Just this winter I have devoted a good many
    • could e understood only by people with a certain amount of education,
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    • you look at what is written on a page of some book or other publication
    • you will not find any grounds for the idea that the Gospels advocate
    • So I indicated that he should permeate all this scholarly material with
    • With this, I have indicated something that
    • development in the direction I indicated proceeds. People really take
    • improve things; we have to advocate everywhere that there should be
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    • present reflections shall be dedicated, the simple shoemaker of
    • 1575. In his youth he had to tend the cattle with other
    • does not have any particular means of education, we shall find
    • When Jacob Boehme was once tending the cattle with other
    • aware of Itself — that is, duplicated Itself, created, as
    • external education was so limited, but whose teachings,
    • find recuperation and edification in his words, after he had
    • sought edification, but also to know wherein Matthias Claudius
    • sought his edification!
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    • personification of cunning and of the force of thinking which
    • Lohengrin legend specially emphasizes the Catholic standpoint. But
    • are important indications, which can only be understood by those who
    • has a decidedly Catholic character. Richard Wagner used it for his
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    • experiences a catharsis, a purification. Before his purification he
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    • the blood and the senses influence human life. This is deeply indicated
    • consciousness and to experience the catharsis.
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    • he also felt it incumbent upon him to set forth the glorification of
    • personification of love in the Germanic countries before the
    • in darkness, who are cut away from education and culture, has never
    • of the race, or the purification of love.
    • rose from Schopenhauer's “Denial of the Will” to a purification
    • expressed this purification in his “Meistersingers”, where
    • Hans Sachs' feelings toward Eve undergo a purification when he seeks to
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    • have postponed those lectures and decided for now to dedicate
    • believe that the indications I am able to give may be useful to many
    • can nevertheless receive indications that will serve to allow us to
    • were communicated to him. It was held that a person had to make
    • considered to be the most important and were communicated only to
    • Blavatsky indicated in “The Secret Doctrine” according to
    • Although a kind of verification of what Mrs. Blavatsky told us about
    • indication about the origin of the world. We see how the scholars work
    • way. In the past spiritual communications had to be imparted in secret
    • 6 lectures on occult science, theosophy and the Catholic faith”,
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    • briefly indicated. There may be an opportunity later to elucidate
    • this earthly evolution. Allow me to indicate in a descriptive way what
    • astral energy. I will give you an example for clarification. If I want
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    • densification. The spiritual sphere — seen only by the seer's
    • the indicated stage of the earth, as well as the vegetable kingdom.
    • The Lemurian continent was destroyed by a fire-like catastrophe, and
    • matter. Religion indicates this as the biblical fall from paradise:
    • would be able to indicate to you how certain natural scientific facts
    • indicate what is to come in the future. Rightly understood, Moses
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    • in a sense to be read as though registered in a delicate spiritual
    • written or printed, you will find but few indications of man having
    • should give us an indication of how we should really look upon fire.
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    • the ordinary will of man, through the inherited or educated
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    • considered the world dreadfully complicated, and who said on one
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    • “spiritual” with very little application to spiritual
    • and indefinite, for they express very complicated connections
    • indicates very clearly that he could not possibly gain the victory by
    • has many sides, and can lay hold in a delicate and subtle way of
  • Title: Inner Realities: Lecture 5: The Inner Aspect of the Earth-embodiment of the Earth
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    • fabrication, a falsehood, is brought forward? Even philosophers
    • something is communicated to a person, which although it may be
    • of solidification, the spiritual process of the Earth's
    • that the concepts to be considered were somewhat complicated. It will
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 2: Nationalities and Nationalism in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • people have them, even grow intoxicated with them, are
    • Germans have pressed for unification. They did not
    • to send thoughts like those I have indicated up into the
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 3: The Nature of European Folk Souls
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    • who have dedicated yourselves to a spiritual movement, to
    • indicated, to those who are at the front.
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    • catholicism which, on the whole, is Byzantine of course,
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    • through the Christ impulse, as I indicated to you the
    • an external indication in time of something often
    • and in Goethe's Faust an out-and-out glorification
    • as has been indicated today, we shall be able to hope
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    • threads with regard to what I have just indicated, but I
    • down to it smallest ramifications, and then saying that
    • communication about that what has been seen. The
    • combated if the unspent ether forces of those dedicated
    • requiring external verification. The German spirit is
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    • was so, for certain indications can already be given as
    • identification with the soul that has passed through
    • suffocation. This was a spot where probably no van went
    • indication that even in the midst of these difficult
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 8: Three Decisions on the Path to Imaginative Perception
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    • reaction. We flag, but our flagging merely indicates that
    • reached in order that something so delicately coming to
    • horizon that it will not catch our interest. If it is to
    • world in the spiritual world, a duplicate of it; if we
    • radiant light. This serves to indicate how we can acquire
    • communicate these words to you. They were picked up, if I
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 9: The Sleeping-and-Waking Rhythm in the Context of Cosmic Evolution
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    • very delicate and subtle way, something has been done in
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    • organism in the way I have indicated, we would indeed
    • give an indication of what it really looks like when we
    • The Education of the Child.
    • tremendous importance in educational life.
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    • expression in the development of the masticatory organs
    • have to let Wagner appear as a slightly caricatured
    • conversations with Wagner. Catechized by Margaret in
    • one is showing their justification rather than otherwise.
    • establishing categories, like this for instance:
    • Category 1
    • Category 2
    • Category 3
    • Egocentric motives — 6% (categories 2 and 3)
    • Category 4
    • Category 5
    • Category 6
    • Category 7
    • Category 8
    • Imitation (1, 2, 3 letters). — 13% (Categories
    • category of people who have seen others believing in God
    • Category 9
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    • is really nothing in this life to indicate that the
    • complicated process actually takes place all the time in
    • complicated.
    • to the Russians. This communication through the spirit
    • justification attack and arrogate for themselves the
  • Title: Destinies of Individuals and Nations: Lecture 14: The Cosmic Significance of Our Sensory Perceptions - Our Thinking, Feeling and Will Activity
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    • his further education at a seminary, had heard nothing of
    • goes, indicating that thoughts really hold significance
    • be the fruit. If we were always able to catch hold of
    • this element we become immersed in, we would catch hold
    • an immensely complicated process and man only takes a
    • sword to indicate that the power of his oratory should
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 1: The Present Position of Spiritual Science
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    • importance to speak of Spiritual Science in a hall dedicated to
    • soul,’ from the domain of education, and so forth. This is a
    • wished to do no more than indicate a few perceptions which will be
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 2: A Contribution to our Knowledge of the Human Being
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    • education. A man should not mature for public life before 45. Between
    • future youthful forces. Education. Nothing now is given to the head
    • 'Early bird catches the worm.' It is in spiritual matters
    • discussion, can be seen from indications given in my book
    • first indications of what is intended here is given in
    • deep significance. In scholastic education we see only the training
    • of the head; nowadays people only receive education for the head.
    • education, however, one does not always remember later. One is
    • education so that a man may look back upon his school time with
    • these mysteries as educators, a child might receive something so
    • application to life. The whole of our modern public life takes into
    • wider application than Goethe himself could make in his
    • In matters of educational science the
    • when momentous demands for a practical educational science
    • system of education is quite the contrary. If to-day in spite of
    • early education, we are in the fortunate position not to be terribly
    • is very complicated. Man longs to acquire in five minutes
    • of his highest being; whereas he is by nature a complicated being,
    • changed in course of time to ‘The early bird catches the
    • was sent to me. The dedication of that book is: ‘To Dr.
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    • asleep. In communicating with a dead man, he is in us and we in him.
    • the spiritual investigator, who can make a practical application of
    • what we were about to communicate; we do not say it, but he does. The
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    • years before this world-catastrophe, in my lectures on the European
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 5: Man's Connection with the Spiritual World
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    • very complicated matter. It appears to approach us in such a way that
    • something very delicate. The thinking which man there develops and
    • complicated, yet fully discernible way, is set into life and which is
    • conscious life. There is in man, in a complicated way, what may be
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 6: Feelings of Unity and Sentiments of Gratitude: A Bridge to the Dead
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    • easier to communicate with the dead. Feeling of unity with all
    • psychically indicate in the proper way how man should and can think
    • necessitates an application of will to comprehend the thoughts;
    • thrashing with a flail. Such feelings can only be indicated, but they
  • Title: Earthly Death/Cosmic Life: Lecture 7: Confidence in Life and Rejuvenation of the Soul: A Bridge to the Dead
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    • The psychic atmosphere required for communication between
    • the dead can sail to us on this mood of confidence. Modern education
    • the rest of the body; therefore education should give refreshment to
    • in educational systems a tremendous amount would be gained. It is
    • even good to plan our teaching and education so as to show, by
    • consideration in the educational systems of our materialistic
    • cultivation and which, though a few scattered remains still exist, is
    • of education. With respect to such things, we face a significant
    • education have been so directed that in later life man does not
    • exercised during our youthful education is a mere memory. We remember
    • that man is afraid to regard the world as complicated, as requiring
    • complicated; what is more primitive and at a more subordinate
    • Now let us reflect that if education,
    • the head, it is because in training and education we only allow any
    • chiefly due to the system of training and education. Of course we
    • How shall we arrange education, so that this shall not happen? This
    • for education would have to be altered in almost every respect, for
    • lives. For this it is necessary that every branch of education should
    • might bring fantasy into education, there is no inclination whatever
    • feelings and perceptions, so that the bridge of communication
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture I: Folk Souls and the Mystery of Golgotha
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    • mere indication, it is nevertheless strongly and distinctly
    • indicated. The external configuration of the Europeans alters (as
    • already said, this is up till now only indicated) when they inhabit
    • points of view, work, with regard to what I have just indicated, in
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture II: The Relativity of Knowledge, and Spiritual Cosmology
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    • opinion that one should not communicate publicly certain deeper
    • communications, and I have also pointed out why these reasons no
    • occultists notched to communicate important things publicly, we must
    • Theory of Knowledge calls what uneducated people believe
    • nearly as complicated as those in the optic nerve; they are the
    • more complicated than this; but from such conditions does man between
    • two modifications of color, but there are of course other
    • modifications besides those of color, many others. For the present I
    • spirit; but in their application to physical reality they are the
    • that such truths should not yet be communicated to the humanity of
    • from the animals; whereas in reality man has a very complicated
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture III: Thoughts about the Life Between Death and Rebirth
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    • life of modern times in its various ramifications, we see
    • course with full justification. It is they are described (and
    • organism of the body becoming finer and more complicated. You
    • you said in “The Education of the Child,” where
    • perceives. Read the book “The Education of the
    • complicated process; but in the being of the mother the room
    • lightly: “Must I indeed except such complicated ideas
    • social life to which education and instruction also belong.
    • educators are examined today, attention is paid above all to
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture IV: The Eternal and the Imperishable
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    • Mysteries should communicate nothing to those outside who
    • justification. Thus, certain truths are even today still
    • communicate them is the fear of the want of reverence
    • something of which the great incisive catastrophic events of
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture V: Thoughts on Life and Death
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    • intensification of Goethe's theory of metamorphosis. But
    • example, education, instruction and everything connected with
    • speak scathingly against the limitations of this book. For
    • application of it to life
    • communicate to humanity the secret of the spiritual power of
    • such a catastrophic manner. Some people are indeed beginning
  • Title: Life Gifts: Lecture VI: Spiritual Science, the Practice of Life and the Destinies of Souls
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    • this respect shall be indicated.
    • is more complicated in its outer form than the eyes of these
    • external indication. The inner signs speak much more
    • different Earth and so on, which many find so complicated,
    • eradicate the Luciferic element from life! A person who is
    • are added: for what vocation as the man best suited? (Problem
    • less noticed, because there are, of course, vocations which
    • a similar way, with a certain justification. But this should
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    • around us in such a catastrophic manner for humanity, yet
    • most extreme caricature of the plan of only viewing man from
    • pointing in a highly indicative way to the origin of the
    • occurrences if we grasp these in the manner just indicated:
    • of the developments which we have already indicated in
    • with the present system of education. We can develop nothing
    • sentiments. All humanity is willing to be catechized by being
    • Gretchen-catechisms as the height of wisdom. At the beginning
    • do?” The professor replied: “Take any old catalog
    • book-catalog.” The prospective teacher did so, looked up
    • our catastrophic times, revealing itself as a renewal of
  • Title: Sound Outlook: Lecture I: States of Consciousness
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    • complicated psychically — that is, in terms of the
    • but complicated states of consciousness within us. They
    • fine, artistic caricature of the truth. His life is certainly
    • to come — only it is caricatured. From what I have said
    • organism, there comes out in caricature what is some day to
    • utterance is a caricature, yet someone writes as though
    • in the signs of the times, in our own catastrophic
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    • hear the statement: “Through this new application of
    • complication; the human eye is more perfect because it is
    • simplification was necessary. The more perfect one emerged
    • pointing left hand indicates exactly the point of the
    • Therefore the head is only indicated. As to Ahriman, you will
    • in slight indications; in it one can see how an asymmetry
    • — except for the group — if these catastrophic
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    • all its aspects, is complicated. Threads unite the soul to
    • whole an we have to do with a delicately-woven organisation,
    • complication comes about through man being embedded with his
    • delicate, refined soul-life — as we observe in ordinary
    • complicated human being in his progress through various
    • lives. For human vision of to-day, this intricate web is
    • of the complication of human life is arrived at only by
    • bodily education. (In saying this I am neither railing nor
    • creations, for in them one could find a true indication of
    • educate human souls that they will become attentive to what
    • inculcated as a natural thing in Eastern people. They will
    • literature, will find that indications of such things are
    • already there. In Dostoevski's writings such indications are
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    • two Catholic ecclesiastics were present. Naturally, they had never
    • in the form of “a Church Catholic but not
  • Title: Sound Outlook: Lecture V: The Being and Evolution of Man
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    • substance gives this argument some justification. Then he
    • he sums it up as the “categorical imperative.” The
    • and death. There we have our individual education, our
    • it would be gradually communicated to him; and only by
    • misunderstood. Spiritual Science, as here advocated, stands
    • inner content of Catholic ritual is lost. It knows how to
    • appreciate the special virtues of Catholic ritual in relation
    • artistic output is closely related to Catholic ritual, which
    • events not the Catholic ritual, which has its full inner
    • justification as an extraordinary impulse for human creative
    • justification in the fact that men must always strive anew
    • Europe, as for instance among the “Catharists”
    • Catharists were heretics: “hetzer” (German for
    • communicate the understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha, but
    • Waldus to excommunication is deeply rooted even now. Take it
    • (“The Principles of Catholicism and Science”,
    • could approach the Catholic Church, saying that our
    • conception of Christ, and believes thereby to vindicate
    • who subscribes fully to the genuine orthodox Catholic view
    • bitterest opposition is bound to exist between the Catholic
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    • A crisis, a veritable catastrophe, overtook mankind in the
    • this was readily accepted in its outer application by secular
    • whole policy of the Catholic Church was directed to bringing
    • in connection with the things I have indicated.
    • Catholicism of earlier centuries — says: “All
    • might be described as of a more educational, cultured kind,
    • the forces which have brought about the present catastrophe,
    • modern socialistic publications one finds — if certain
    • standpoint of the Catholic Church, although the latter are
    • with the beginning of a publication byKautsky or Lenin;
    • other. Nowhere does one get a stronger feeling of Catholicism
    • something which Catholicism forbids — philosophizing
    • class-warfare. This principle is the effect of the Catholic
    • indications we see that Goetheanism is untouched by
    • destructive element is not only that of Catholicism, but
    • teaching office of the Catholic Church. This influence seeks
    • indications of the third stream can be seen arising in a
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    • is clothes everything with mystery. Our scientific education
    • expanses in Imaginations, was dedicated to death. This was
    • Jewish, or more particularly the Catholic, are only the
    • advance Christianity, he arrays Catholicism against him as a
    • this book indicates clearly that he endeavors to enter the
    • real way out of the present world-catastrophe.
    • to-day. These two sons of a misconceived Catholicism, such as
    • of this catastrophe. An active, earnest understanding of the
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    • steam-engine, and so forth, requires the application of much
    • Christianity was intended to be an education. The trend was that,
    • to be educated. Judas of Kariot was destined to bring the sacrifice,
    • the Lord shall wash his whole body. Then the Lord indicates that one
    • Fundamentally, the object of the education of the last 2000 years was
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    • unsophisticated man was able to present the riddles of the universe to
    • legends not only what is termed a naive and unsophisticated view of
    • of ancient times, although some indication of this will be given at
    • questions dealing with the education, not alone of the young, but of
    • educational question which humanity will have to face in the future,
    • more acute as we endeavor to extricate ourselves from the hitherto
    • aware wherein this superiority consists. It is indicated in what Jean
    • Now, in man there is only a more complicated structure of the same
    • order to describe to you the complicated processes which have now to
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    • Today I should like to indicate the extent to which religious systems
    • happen that someone were really to gain the gratification of his personal
    • only a faint indication. Yet the fundamental character of this highest of
    • into humanity, has already been indicated in the comparison that has been
    • indicates the kind of fault through which an ego may fall. The human
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    • just been able to catch at the favourable conditions. Why so? In a
    • knowledge at that time. Comenius, the great educationist and thinker
    • Rosicrucians can be published and can be communicated to the world in
    • The Education of the Human Race,
    • Amos Comenius, the great educationalist, was among those who
  • Title: Lecture: The Four Human Group Souls (Lion, Bull, Eagle, Man)
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    • into a denser one brings about, at the same time, a densification of
    • circle of men; these human beings can be scattered in the world in
    • egos can still be connected, although the human beings are scattered
    • down there below. One category was adapted to enter the organizations
    • category to enter another. The forms which were below must correspond
    • by the lion-like race. It was a kind of fructification from out of
    • one side there was a humanity which was maintained by fructification,
  • Title: Lecture: Christianity in Human Evolution
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    • complicated questions of reincarnation that, with further progress in
    • complicated questions of reincarnation or re-embodiment. To that end,
    • other things, in that it contributes to the multiplication of one or
    • complications in human evolution that can explain a great deal to us.
    • Thus delicately interwoven are the facts existing behind the
    • authority of the Catholic Church compels me to.” The
    • find, on the basis of judgment and intellect, verifications and
    • by saying, “It has been communicated to us through tradition
    • of scholasticism as one wishes, but simply by means of this delicate
    • is My body and this is My blood.” Christ here indicated that he
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    • This is the first publication of this lecture by Mercury Press. It was
    • In that lecture on Faust it was possible to indicate that Goethe fully
    • In these lectures it was repeatedly indicated that when man practices
    • has invariably been called preparatory purification, catharsis of the
    • so-called purified soul, the soul that has passed through catharsis
    • look upon the material form, man's physical body, as a densification
    • spiritual knowledge that passes through purification. Thus in spirit
    • changed from the simple figure of the catacombs in the first Christian
    • back to ever more spiritual forms of fructification and reproduction.
    • throughout the world. The process of fructification is still portrayed
    • process of cognition is a kind of fructification was still living in
    • remnant of the ancient mode of fructification. What comes to
    • fructification out of the spirit of the world is given tangible form
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    • ancient Mysteries and their Initiates, for the nature of our education
    • communicated in Spiritual Science, is, in its essence, Mystery-wisdom.
    • indicated in my lecture “Isis and Madonna,” namely, that man
    • densification of the primordial spiritual being. When he has conscious
    • Initiation and turn it into caricature. Initiation gives man control
    • Rosicrucian Mysteries, but much that is told is a caricature of the
    • is all the charlatanism, quackery and caricature that is unavoidable
    • times, to let secrets remain secret. Everything comes out, caricatured
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    • can only appear as scattered fragments which come up
    • Cathedral.
    • something that would otherwise not be there. All complicated
  • Title: Lecture: Buddha and Christ
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    • naturally led to from the foregoing indications, the following
    • What has been indicated here can be verified in the
    • i.e. what Buddhism communicates as the Law — is
    • the indication — ‘Take that which lives in Christ into
    • old development; it was a mighty world-historical indication that the
    • educational systems of Christendom which alone made it possible for
    • been there without the Christian education. For this reason, a
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Science and Speech
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    • the other three members of his being. It has also been indicated that
    • body, etheric body and astral body complicated entities? It is a most
    • the etheric body is much more complicated than the vehicle of the
    • intellectual or mind soul, and the astral body more complicated than
    • and grew more complicated. Then it was permeated by the astral body
    • and grew more complicated still. Then the Ego was added, and only
    • subconscious essence of man's nature. Therefore, early education
    • give unsatisfactory indications, but it would be necessary to speak
    • given to-day is not without justification.
    • reveals no indication of the nature of artistic power. If it were
    • speech can again become an instrument for communicating the vision of
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    • from the future. These are, of course, trivial indications.
    • it had been educated and grasped in its will have all been
    • that cannot be altered. When we want to locate a force,
    • majestic cathedral a prayer in stone towers heavenward.
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    • something which may be likened to a wonderful cathedral. It is
    • was remembered by those who saw again the wonderful cathedral, built
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    • vindicate itself. So that there we have a continual conflict of the
    • education, which the spiritual-scientific movement will have to cultivate
    • and accordingly believes that only one opinion can be advocated and
    • but through its fruitfulness, through the way in which it vindicates
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    • then harmony will certainly be displayed, even in most complicated things.
    • are still more complicated.
    • something much more complicated must happen. A great part of the organs
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    • You remember the indications
    • insignificant thing, it is an inculcation of something that contributes
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    • and influential scholars engaged in prognostication and prophecy.
    • would then be obvious to which category the greater number of tokens
    • indication given was the date of the birth. There had already been
    • prognostications. But it must be said too, that although many things
    • been made, the prognostications were more accurate. It must be added
    • weeks of the period indicated, the causes occurred which led to the
    • occur exactly on the day indicated, did nevertheless occur. The
    • indication was not quite exact but this will probably not
    • sons. Concerning his son, Christian, the indications were accurate;
    • Brahe gave the indications very cautiously ... he might die in his
    • be entangled in the complications of war; as in this constellation,
    • inimical influence of Saturn; this indicated the risk of a “moist,
    • life? As a young man he was involved in the political complications
    • According to Tycho de Brahe's interpretation, the complications
    • against prognostications from the stars were false, and he died in
    • the year that had been indicated as the period of the unfavourable
    • indications obtained from the stars, did indeed lead, in earlier
    • times, to confidence in prognostications of the future. People were
    • The Education of the Child in the Light of Spiritual Science,
    • indicates, in many cases, a culmination of what has come into being
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    • the sleeping on the waking life indicates she has experienced not what
    • so of course has some justification, for if sorrow and suffering
    • I have indicated
    • feels the value and joy of life. In the same context I indicated that
    • Here we come to the point where spiritual science indicates how the
    • this kind can lead to what has been indicated just as well as the fully
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    • Publication by permission of the Rudolf Steiner — Nachlassverwaltung.
    • communications and not for print ...
    • depart from the accepted custom of circulating these publications only
    • requisite preliminary knowledge. And in respect of all these publications,
    • ‘anthroposophical history’ in the communications from the spiritual
    • causing us to live in the sense of this law. And this law is only vindicated
    • represented as the result of some imperfection in ourselves; it indicates that
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of the Animal World in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • mere combination — although from a very complicated one —
    • materials have joined in such a complicated way that the simplest
    • more and more complicated living beings have developed up to man.
    • has proved his legitimacy, his qualification for speaking about
    • biological research, but also through his publications about
    • times, pointed out a notable passage in Darwin's publications,
    • trace back today's complicated living beings to earlier,
    • perhaps less complicated living beings and thus explain the variety
    • able to transform itself to complicated and manifold forms. —
    • more and more complicated forms through adaptation to their
    • complicated, living beings could come forth out of mere lifeless
    • time not only indicated how bees could come out of an ox corpse, but
    • anticipating, advocating a truth which will familiarize itself with
    • We don't accomplish a densification stronger than these
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    • sphere and also with respect to their application in practical life
    • to explain again in detail what has been already indicated in former
    • scientist, along the lines described or indicated here, which can be
    • willing — to be overworked, we do violence to the delicate
    • he realizes what he has indicated (from a correct instinct) by fixing
    • next spiritual evolution take the path indicated here; for all that
    • as has already been indicated — that recent natural science,
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    • his masterly treatise, ‘The Education of the Human
    • philosophical speculation? After plainly indicating how this
    • indicate these two objections to it. In the course of our
    • thinkers of today, we meet with frequent indications that the
    • the first indication — penetrating straight to the
    • will not be reciprocated.
    • more delicate soul-vesture that is the bearer of his
    • methods of education this feeling is now to some extent
    • enabled, through the training indicated in the book,
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    • study the reproductions of the works ascribed to Leonardo scattered
    • catch the facial expression, the whole bearing of the victim; in the
    • lower corner is the drawing of another head so as to catch the whole
    • expression. Caricatures have been preserved, incredible figures by
    • organism. Caricatured forms — in all sorts of contortions —
    • schemes and assisting the builders of the Cathedral with advice and
    • on, but we have also to thank science for a certain education of the
    • the ideas of natural science live within us and have educated our
    • also been a means of education for the soul, and souls have today
    • have ploughed deep furrows, the expression of the mouth indicating
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    • catastrophe on the physical plane will awake only later to be able to
    • catastrophe has cut into human evolution. All the more should we feel
    • mediums. The soul of Raymond wished to communicate with the Lodge
    • family. All sorts of communications followed through automatic writing
    • and table-turning, communications so surprising that not only Sir
    • communicated by Raymond through mediums were intended for the family
    • of the communications concerning the dead which comes through mediums,
    • and the manner of the communication, is very familiar to the
    • whether the communications come from the actual individuality, or only
    • remains in continual communication with the individuality. Only, when
    • such seances, the communications do not appear very remarkable. It is
    • communications were made. But still it is very strange that such a
    • seances but with the communications of a man describing with the
    • is the explanation. It had nothing to do with a communication between
    • time of sorrow and trial. We have indicated that this twentieth
    • time indicated, in the twentieth century, in various forms near to the
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 2. The Metamorphoses of the Soul-Forces
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    • indicated. In the primal ages it was quite natural to live in constant
    • is abstract compared with what the living language can communicate,
    • ‘Inner Balance’ in the manner indicated at the end of the
    • indicated the very year in which He began to move etherically over the
    • with as to the Spiritual Science advocated by me. Those persons
    • is complicated, and one person influences another. It is ever the case
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    • Now, as I indicated in the last lecture, we are in connection with the
    • Spirit-Man. So that today, instead of using the more complicated
    • indications already given it may be gathered that the first meeting
    • indicated in this connection from another point of view. The life of
    • earth-life is prepared — and rightly so — by education
    • — education ought, in the many different ways this can be done,
    • years of education, a strong feeling of the glory of the world, of its
    • in our lives. In this respect education will have a very great deal to
  • Title: Cosmic/Human Metamorphosis: Lecture 4. Morality, As A Germinating Force
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    • into the souls of people of all grades of education as the result of
    • along the lines laid down for everyone in the ordinary educational
    • It is the great misfortune of our age, that people are intoxicated
    • wonderful means of education concerning reality; only the New
    • intoxication of ideas, but this is so enormously prevalent today that
    • Knowledge and Education. They are among the most dangerous
    • intoxicate them, or such as create blindness in them. The concepts
    • which intoxicate are chiefly formed in the realms of religion; those
    • intoxication. Concepts based on moral grounds are able to intoxicate,
    • and the intoxication prevents one from seeing that one thus simply
    • everything tends to lead people either into intoxicating concepts or
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    • actually bring about great catastrophe. These half-true concepts are
    • is merely indicated and but little developed as yet in the bodily
    • me, into that which gives but a faint indication of it.'
    • requires more application than it does to picture the things which are
    • ideas, but rather what we might call intoxicated ideas. People of the
    • backwards and forwards between blind ideas and intoxicated ideas.
    • way possible! Intoxicated ideas, in which they only give way to their
    • midst of. This is not easy today, because life has become complicated;
    • complicated matter, and the whole house would then have been burnt to
    • our emotions and passions, which cause an intoxication of ideas, and
    • the realities, neither blindfolded nor intoxicated, but with vision
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    • blurred. The consciousness of communication with the stars had to
    • is able to communicate to the earth at such times, if the times could
    • and were able to communicate its secrets. These secrets were then
    • fructification of earth-life, and especially if they used it in their
    • intimate communications from thence. The summer mysteries were based
    • religion, with some justification: — the belief that an original
    • some justification for calling Him the Sun-Spirit. But we can form no
    • Education of the Child in the Light of Anthroposophy,
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    • taught today in the schools or acquired as ordinary education, and who
    • knowledge that lives in his soul. This is indicated in various
    • more than indicate how the mode of thought here employed by him can be
    • the case, even the most uneducated peasant in the seventeenth and
    • Saint-Martin, and others. For when we speak to educated people today
  • Title: Lecture: The Human Soul and the Universe
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    • Now, as I indicated in the last lecture, we are in connection with the
    • Spirit-Man. So that today, instead of using the more complicated
    • indications already given it may be gathered that the first meeting
    • indicated in this connection from another point of view. The life of
    • earth-life is prepared — and rightly so — by education
    • — education ought, in the many different ways this can be done,
    • years of education, a strong feeling of the glory of the world, of its
    • in our lives. In this respect education will have a very great deal to
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    • he was to attain through the stages of purification, on the way to
    • was then considered worthy to have the highest truths communicated to
    • Alchemists have also left indications of how this could be worked. As
    • of freedom, — this state of soul, which was communicated to the
    • Schiller refers to in his letters on the aesthetic education of man.
    • indicated by Goethe in the fairy tale. The Serpent said “I will
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    • century by the catchword Naturalism! I do not mean this in any
    • derogatory sense, for this catchword is entirely in keeping with the
    • Catch-phrases about the materialistic conception of history and about
    • All this indicates that we have reached a phase of evolution when
    • indicates the nature of Tolstoy's antagonism to Western culture. It is
    • being is able to apprehend as his life, although the overcomplicated
    • matter of the gratification of the needs of an individual; the
    • personality appears to them to consist in the gratification of its
    • this attention, and the gratification of these overgrown needs hides
  • Title: Lecture: On The Three Magi
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    • this symbolism was kept very secret and no definite indications were
    • indicates the connection with the so-called Root Races. The remaining
    • beings. Men were educated under the guidance of the Initiates until
    • Thus the offerings made by the Three Kings indicate the connection of
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VII: The Great Initiates
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    • process of initiation, and for that these indications should
    • therefore, assumed the garb of Catholicism. What then happened we
    • indicate how this great event has again been symbolized for the
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    • requires particular clarification in our age of standardization, when
    • the imperishable. This requirement is easy to indicate but
    • communication immediately with our own opinion. We must rather
    • organism. When the occultist indicates how one must direct thoughts,
    • indicate to you today a series of qualities and methods. We will have
    • only a few indications to you about this matter. After Christmas,
    • that he must find the others in himself. There is a delicate
  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Festival: A Token of the Victory of the Sun
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    • celebrated on the days now dedicated to the celebration of the birth
    • ‘Vergöttung’ — deification. This word existed in all the
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture VIII: The Path of Knowledge and Its Stages
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    • communications as a kind of map, and they will be useful to you not
  • Title: Esoteric Development: Lecture IX: Imaginative Knowledge and Artistic Imagination
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    • satisfied with the general indication, but little by little he
    • kingdom and man, and much too that indicates how occult powers take
    • instance, Cologne Cathedral — were for the Middle Ages of
  • Title: Lecture: Inner Nature of Music: Lecture III
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    • comes the astral body, in itself quite a complicated entity, and
    • impossible, for the sentient souls hovering above are so delicately
    • delicate states beyond air. In order to understand this better, we
    • increasingly delicate and reaches a new state. The esotericist calls
    • is related to solidity. A still more delicate state than “fire”
    • link itself with hydrogen. A still more delicate state than “chemical
    • kind of piano. There are a number of delicate fibers inside the ear,
  • Title: Lecture: Signs and Symbols of the Christmas Festival
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    • The cataract, that through the gorge doth thunder,
    • their own, essential place within that evolution and must be dedicated
    • inculcated teachings. Then they were led to the actual awakening. This
    • they saw ears of corn as tokens of life, indicating symbolically that
    • The same truth is indicated in the Gospel of St. John in the words:
    • The Tree stands there as a prophetic indication of the future of
    • us, This thought is indicated in the fresh roses adorning this Tree;
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    • Press, NY, and Rudolf Steiner Publications, London, in 1942. The two
    • the world of myths, and we will indicate in a few words how this can
    • lily. Delicate, significant spiritual forces are indeed latent in the
    • somewhat complicated tale, you will be able to unravel the threads
    • fire had gone out. Now he did not want to catch the others by
    • is a somewhat more complicated fairy tale, containing the most varied
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture II: Christianity in Human Evolution: Leading Individualities and Avatar Beings
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    • preserved, duplicated, and interwoven with the leading personalities
    • complicated question of reincarnation that the spiritual
    • again take as our subject matter the more complicated
    • multiplication of one or several members of the being who is
    • We have here indeed one of those wonderous complications in
    • multiplication and transmission of the archetypal copy onto
    • Christianity? Because the authority of the Catholic Church
    • to find, on the basis of judgment and intellect, verifications
    • saying: Tradition has communicated to us that the Being known
    • a particular matter as an indication that they do not really
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture X: The God of the Alpha and the God of the Omega
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    • preserved, duplicated, and interwoven with the leading personalities
    • after the Atlantean catastrophe the ego was pushed out into
    • world. Cultural phenomena such as mummification are deeply
    • Hence, it had to be educated to pierce through the veil of
    • world is profound and truth is complicated!
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    • had had experiences in the spiritual world and so could communicate to him
    • unraveling the secrets of external nature should indicate to anyone that a
    • however, an interval between the old and the modern way of communicating
    • categorical imperatives significant phrase. But he goes on to say that man
    • the senses. He feels that duty, the categorical imperative, conscience, speak
    • and the categorical imperative emanate is shut off from observation, although
    • categorical imperative.
    • the categorical imperative, but that no-one can penetrate with conscious
    • reason what the spiritual researcher communicated to him through them. The
    • communications that can come to him from Spiritual Science. People can lay
    • inwardly the communications of Spiritual Science, he will be able to say with
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 3: The Mission of Truth
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    • kind of educator of the Sentient Soul. A one-sided view of the lecture on the
    • anger an educator of the soul — especially the Sentient Soul —
    • outbreaks of anger that anger educates the soul, but through its inward
    • selflessness, is truth. Truth educates the Intellectual Soul. While anger is
    • indicated how a man should stand towards truth. If, he says, a man loves
    • importance of truth for the education of the human soul. Truth conforms to no
    • educational effect of these two kinds of truth on the human soul? It makes a
    • application in all realms of life. It is these truths that liberate us from
    • conclusions, and that the fruitful application of truth in practical life
    • education. He had a clear vision of everything that the soul has to overcome
    • educator of the soul, the sense of truth.
    • admirably characterised and her sterility is indicated.
    • its way into the world. This is wonderfully well indicated by Goethe when he
    • artificial light he carries indicates how his creative work proceeds from the
    • A splendid catch is certain
    • for mankind. The whole drama is intended to indicate that through an
    • sketchy indications can bring out only a little of all that can be drawn from
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 4: The Mission of Reverence
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    • soul is involved in a process of evolution. On the one hand, we indicated
    • example, can become an educator of the soul; and we saw on the other, how
    • truth can educate the soul in its own special way.
    • impulses, of which anger is an example, can educate the soul if they are
    • positively educated by truth, when truth is understood as something that a
    • become acquainted with the means of self-education that are provided for the
    • and of thinking. Feeling must give the impulse for the verification of
    • educator of the Consciousness Soul. For in ordinary life, also, we can say
    • however, the soul must allow itself to be educated by the Ego, the source of
    • self-education of the Ego comes to an end; its education through reverence
    • mortification of the will. A man who pursues this course becomes incapable of
    • need for a means of education which will lead the Ego into the Consciousness
    • education will consider especially how strength can be given to the
    • Ego to penetrate into the unknown. Moreover, this self-education through
    • self-education by reverence and through the penetration by the Ego of the
    • educated by reverence will convert its dark cravings and aversions into a
    • with love on another being, then the reciprocated love of the latter will
    • best educators of, the soul in its advance from the Intellectual Soul to the
    • overcoming of anger educates the Sentient Soul, and the striving for truth
    • educates the Intellectual Soul, reverence educates the Consciousness Soul,
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    • direction of man's future, indicated by Goethe in the fine stanza:
    • and the two categories will be confused only be someone who has lost touch
    • sake of immediate gratification. The material of play is not, so to speak,
    • case no gratification is gained from anything in the outer world. Whenever we
    • inner forces into activity, an activity which will find application only when
    • historical document, he may say: There are statements and communications
    • reject these communications, refuse to have anything to do with them. What is
    • gaining access to spiritual facts, but once the facts have been communicated,
    • healthy intellect are the best instruments for judging anything communicated
    • communications of this kind without testing them strictly by means of reason.
    • is what makes all these communications comprehensible.
    • right for him. He feels that to accept these communications would throw his
    • communications from the spiritual worlds are accepted merely on authority.
    • not be blind belief if you accept communications springing from spiritual
    • communications from the invisible worlds without understanding them, he will
    • it is, while all sorts of procedures, fasting, mortifications and so on, are
    • a counter-question: “Why don't you eat dogs or cats?”
    • takes into itself a caricature of the materialistic prejudices of our day
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    • only to indicate how “egoism” is one of those words which most
    • readily become catch-words unless they are used in a direct
    • take this catch-word, egoism, and its opposite, altruism or
    • selflessness. We shall not treat them as catch-words, but will try to
    • Schiller has a verse which indicates how in the realms of Nature something
    • perhaps even make a caricature of it. A simple comparison will make this
    • to yield up its beauty to the process of fructification, for it is now called
    • An example from the field of education will make this clear. It is precisely
    • from the field of education that we can draw the most beautiful and practical
    • bringing up and educating a child have an influence on the sentient body,
    • characteristics, as indicated by the Ego; but they can also pass on things
    • which contradict these characteristics. If a child is brought up and educated
    • indicated. Wherever egoism takes a perverted form, it has a desolating effect
    • complete education in the school of life.
    • that it was for him a kind of confession to be able to communicate the
    • Goethe wished to indicate here as an important point in Wilhelm Meister's
    • education? Wilhelm Meister was to read the manuscript and be led by it to a
    • remarkable educational establishment. This, too, has been condemned by the
    • education in his “pedagogical province”.
    • three venerations are presented as the most important of all educational
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    • strongest indication of the forces that man can develop out of his inner
    • Christian education had not made it possible for them to think as they
    • Christian education, use them to attack, so to speak, their own mother. What
    • apparently directed against Christianity, but it is Christian education that
    • without indicating that the human being, born out of the constellations of
  • Title: Metamorphoses/Soul One: Lecture 9: Something about the Moon in the Light of Spiritual Science
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    • the weather, etc., he said that for these people the moon was like a cat in
    • that made the moon, for him, the cat of scientific research. Fechner
    • Goethe did in fact assemble a great deal of evidence which indicated that in
    • that densification and rarefaction of the air, resulting in pressure changes,
    • he can make observations: he feels particularly strong and communications
    • clarification of much in man that is hidden from external sunlight, that lies
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture One: On the Investigation and Communication of Spiritual Truths
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    • ON THE INVESTIGATION AND COMMUNICATION OF
    • Gospels of St. John and St. Luke. And I indicated that at
    • indication of how these horizons can be widened.
    • for our most urgent spiritual needs. There is no indication
    • indicated by the names of the four Evangelists: Matthew,
    • spiritual world are communicated in general terms before
    • communicates them, they must be communicated in such a way
    • consciousness will always communicate the facts about the
    • But at the same time he will communicate them in a form
    • does this communication and presentation of spiritual facts
    • this sense every communication of spiritual facts is
    • Among many other valuable spiritual truths and communications
    • communications relating to the spiritual world? The answer
    • such communications should be made available to contemporary
    • purposes of intercommunication, mankind would still have to
    • who has merely heard the communications without being able in
    • subtle enough to understand its implications fully. No
    • selfish gratification — because their karma has made it
    • indication of what I mean by the higher morality, the higher
    • woven around him through custom, education, environment. He
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    • and an indication of the purpose and spirit of those studies.
    • is a sufficient indication of the need to look at truth from
    • communicated, every soul has the capacity to assimilate
    • what has been communicated from the spiritual world; it is
    • evidence, of communications based upon spiritual vision.
    • ‘I’, does indeed indicate something truly
    • given an indication of the process of cognition that is
    • conscientiously to note how dependent it is upon education,
    • then, must happen to them in the process of intensification
    • its implications. Especially with regard to immortality, more
    • life to receive the truth and dedicate one's powers to its
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    • catastrophe and the epochs of post-Atlantean civilisation:
    • another great catastrophe.
    • evolution of mankind in the period between the catastrophe
    • ramifications. In principle, the teachings given by the seven
    • communication of knowledge to-day depends almost entirely
    • of what he was about to communicate. And then, while it was
    • being communicated it was as if he were reading from an
    • oral communication.
    • transformed the knowledge to be communicated into something
    • evidence than it is now, when — with some justification in
    • not faithfully communicated the old Atlantean knowledge. Even
    • communicated. They poured their knowledge from soul to soul
    • cause and effect, with concepts and categories such as are
    • publication in the same year; but he came to a standstill and
    • repetition is at present only just beginning. Indications of
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Four: The Symbolic Language of the Macrocosm in the Gospel of St. Mark
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    • rituals of Initiation. Scripts of this nature indicated the
    • the Gospels and indications are given there of the reason why
    • precisely what that content indicated. At that time a whole
    • they read all sorts of implications into the works of poets.
    • such as those indicated, was that it was an image, a picture,
    • the cosmic clock indicates the point when the ‘I’
    • indicated symbolically by the twelve constellations of the
    • indicate processes in the historical evolution of humanity
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    • than in the other Gospels, we can find in indications drawn
    • which must be understood in the sense I have indicated — a
    • I have indicated how at a certain point of time, when it is
    • indications are to be understood as showing that through the
    • These animal forms are indications of our own irresponsible
    • great Atlantean catastrophe, one of these streams of
    • have been wanting to indicate from a point of view we have
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Six: The Son of God and the Son of Man. The Sacrifice of Orpheus
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    • what the Time-Spirits and Folk-Spirits have communicated
    • communicated. To such teaching the people were accustomed.
    • Mark's Gospel are an indication that in men living in
    • we must study all the implications of this fact.
    • certificate bearing the names of his parents to identify him
    • the content and implications of the words and designations
    • communicate to his fellow-men, it was revealed to him in this
    • consequently saw in female form whatever communicated
    • point of time I have indicated, to the period of the
    • many meanings of this saying there is the one indicated by
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    • than indicate here how thoughts and ideas can penetrate into
    • phenomena that confirm the communications of a clairvoyant.
    • outcome of material influences. It is as if delicate forces
    • delicate powers of observation than others. They are at once
    • show that differences depending on delicate perceptions
    • indicates that what belongs to the earth has been
    • Mirth or laughter indicates that our ‘I’ feels
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    • then said, ‘was the son of God’. This indicates
    • indicates certain fundamental laws and conditions which
    • that the picture he has formed of it may be a caricature or
    • concrete and the temptation to communicate it to the world is
    • after nineteen days a similar process of fructification may
    • communicate immediately whatever takes root in the soul is
    • when they may desire to communicate some inner experience to
    • indicate its deep significance:
    • after three days. This is an indication of the meaning of the
    • which are produced when a fine powder or sand is scattered on
    • science should move in the direction indicated by these
    • have been saying indicates that St. Matthew's Gospel
    • seventh epoch up to the time of the next great catastrophe.
    • themselves an indication of the significance of the Christ
    • to indicate this task by words spoken by the seeress,
    • verses apply, in the high moral sense I have indicated, to
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    • spiritual-scientific knowledge already communicated to
    • is a very complicated process and certain aspects of it are
    • the limits indicated in my public lecture on the subject —
    • a curious concatenation of circumstances a Buddha-like figure
    • Christianity is wonderfully indicated by the fact that
    • enduring stream in the sense indicated in the legend, we can
    • justification, of doing too little thinking. Because of the
    • form necessary for to-day will follow the path indicated in
  • Title: Background/Mark: Lecture Ten: Rosicrucian WIsdom in Folk-Mythology
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    • temperaments, by studying the process of education and the
    • has he evolved? To indicate what lives in the human soul
    • And their yearning is indicated in words written by Rothe of
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    • Press, NY, and Rudolf Steiner Publications, London, in 1942. The two
    • Aesthetic Education of Man.
    • engaged in a battle that the spiritual researcher can catch only to a
    • delicate need in our soul.
    • fairy tale with its unsophisticated pictures, yet we can also know
    • can then try to catch this nuance in the Rumpelstiltskin fairy tale:
    • wanted to catch some fish. And lo! the man made of resin melted away.
    • relatives or other more or less simple, unsophisticated people
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    • souls nearly related to us who, if they are to be located now, must
    • feeling: “If you seize it, it devours you, eradicates you from
    • to cultivate the identification with destiny. And this is also
    • the spiritual world merely as a continuation, a duplication of the
    • streaming light. This knowledge can give an indication towards
    • The fact that spiritual science must be communicated to
    • I am able to communicate to
    • spiritual conceptions. I will communicate these words here. They are,
  • Title: Lecture IV: WHITSUN: A Symbol of the Immortality of the Ego
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    • will have themselves to work their way out of the present catastrophic
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    • been printed. The words I uttered at the time indicated that
    • had to be shown to the world when the catastrophe fell upon
    • spiritual life in their souls. After the publication of the
    • activity in Berlin temporarily; to indicate the circumstances
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    • what word could we use with which we could indicate
    • justification as does the word “immortality?”
    • education, this school is in a certain sense supposed to make
    • teaches and educates quite differently from a teacher who
    • released from the mother's body. For one teaches and educates
    • educates with the mysterious powers and forces that pass as
    • the developing human being. The first stage is indicated by
    • teaching and education is based upon it — one would
    • concepts, fabricated and put into our textbooks and
    • which approaches man through the alternating communication
    • communicated to us; concealed in our organism is the
    • catharsis” in Greek tragedy, a word that comes
    • out of the Mysteries. According to Aristotle, catharsis takes
    • crisis, to catharsis, and the human being in turn is purified
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    • With a few words I want to indicate once more
    • application of mutual help to an extraordinarily high level in
    • products of art, at the cathedrals and churches, in the twelfth and
    • without this development. If one wanted to build a cathedral, let's
    • say the cathedral of Cologne, or any other, we see that at first a
    • unification, but it only comes about if the individual lives in the
    • soul if it is separated from community. You will see that we educate
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    • we have a spring festival dedicated to Vishnu. The Godhead of
    • possible perfection. A sort of festival was also dedicated to
    • essentially something more; It is indicated in the Christian
    • death is indicated. The awakening of Vishnu falls into
    • in the environment of man; they all appear as a delicate
    • resurrected in man. Easter is the festival indicating this
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    • which ordinary science works. As I have indicated, through
    • little justification there is for people who know nothing to
    • of credulous followers would be the caricature of a society
    • happening — especially a happening which indicates a
    • investigator will not communicate his findings to his
    • at present Professor of Philosophy and Education at Leipzig
    • senses has been symbolised into the complicated action of the
    • could be quoted and the different categories of dreams
    • before itself something that can be an imaginative indication
    • when considered from the external point of view, indicates
    • moral impulses, are inculcated into the soul through its
    • and the distribution of the more delicate processes of
    • conditions produced when catalepsy or coma have led to
    • disturbed, quashed or paralysed in catalepsy, coma, or
    • the sense indicated at the beginning of this lecture adopt an
    • we learn what the human will inculcates as a spiritual
    • spirit-and-soul in man but is simply a caricature of the
    • present catastrophic events. Lodge was always attracted to
    • attach particular weight to the communication, for he was
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    • investigation of all these things implicated that the answer of
    • development of humanity is an “education of
    • indicate that it does not concern outer measures at all but an
    • will maybe learn already from the few indications that
    • spiritual science, but indicates the longing for spiritual
    • find a way out of the immensely catastrophic conditions of the
    • years, and he speaks about the causes of the outer catastrophic
    • After these catastrophic events have lasted for two years,
    • who believes to stand in the scientific education and possibly
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    • dedicate yourself to this misunderstanding, the applause of
    • in me, I must dedicate myself rather to that what flows from
    • indicated now, because the usual consciousness cannot observe
    • I have already indicated what its being consists of. You all
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    • the Aesthetic Education of Man in a Series of
    • Letters (1794). I want to indicate only briefly,
    • cannot approach beauty and art. Also, not if he dedicates
    • and Goethe. In the Letters on the Aesthetic Education of
    • Education of Man.
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    • and mind. I have also already indicated in a former talk that
    • the moment in which he dedicates himself to this course of
    • Only someone who dedicates himself carefully to such inner
    • at numerous places. One would like to say, he dedicates himself
    • reality with such remarks. However, someone who has dedicated
    • spiritual researcher that he can dedicate himself to the
    • With it, I have indicated how the real observer who has
    • (Friedrich P., 1846-1908, German philosopher and educator) or
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    • have indicated it, he gets around to perceiving the being of
    • into the matter. However, to indicate that the human being can
    • is already indicated. However, it is not indicated correctly
    • then to other developmental levels. I can only indicate this.
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    • There arises, as I have already indicated, a very noteworthy
    • humanity, but I can at least indicate something. I have said in
    • the German people at first. I have already indicated: it is
    • humanity only in such a way as I have indicated now. You see,
    • disagreeable to face the truth. However, just the catastrophic
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    • appear like the caricature of the real now and again, is that
    • Very few people regard anyhow what I have indicated now. Thus,
    • practical fields of life, for example, for education. One does
    • compare subtler, more intimate events to the catastrophic
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    • position to eradicate itself as it were, to submerge in the
    • the free will is considered philosophically: I dedicated the
    • indicate now. Because it is in such a way, the human being is
    • becomes pictorial, the self-experience of the ego scatters. It
    • scatters. You are scattered to the four winds as it were, you
    • experiences as the scattering ego when he has left his body.
    • What is this ego that scatters, otherwise? This ego becomes
    • lives in the present self-consciousness scatters. It gets free
    • from scattering in future. One realises this just if one
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    • to be seen in modern secondary education did not exist in that
    • on the aesthetic Education of Man” he says: Man acts
    • education into harmony. As man, he feels himself free through
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    • cosmopolitan Posa. That indicates a deep change in his own
    • unification of nature and man. From the lowest product of
    • appearance; on the other — the moral law, the categorical
    • from above into his nature. The categorical imperative does not
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    • eradicate the personal element in Wilhelm Meister. On
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    • the caterpillar stage, we have a picture of human immortality.
    • catastrophe. Unfortunately, we cannot reproduce this mood
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    • Meister is an education in aesthetic.
    • Wallenstein is to read his destiny. Carlyle indicates this
    • quotes the sayings of his general, appears as a caricature of
    • you to me in my winter camp at Prague, into my tent, a delicate
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    • We might also make a selection for purposes of education from
    • plays, we must breathe the fine air of real education that lies
    • indicates prophetically the character of Demetrius. Here also
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    • by Schiller. He seemed dedicated to it by the personal
    • didactic applications of Schiller. However, much men
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    • stranger in Berlin; attracted towards Catholicism in which he
    • justification in this attitude of to-day, but the particular
    • our culture, is to become the great educator of the world.
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    • happened in the soul was regarded as a purification; and even
    • aimed at the purification of these feelings.” It was
    • god. This purification by the divine pattern was called
    • looked for this unification in the beautiful. And since
    • purification, the Katharsis, stands beyond sympathy and
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    • dedicated his strength to this task. Hoping that this, may be
    • By his progressive education, the human being more and more
    • Though this might have gone too far in its radical application,
    • mentality based upon an education cut out for this earth and
    • now see the result of such an education: man came down
    • The purification enabling us to discover the same soul also in
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    • application. I will make this clear by means of perhaps
    • life? The illness of thought which I indicated and wanted to
    • say to two literary publications of recent times which contain
    • results of research in these fields, publications which clearly
    • indicate how necessary it is to strive for a broadening of
    • reason, Ziehen denies altogether the justification to speak of
    • certain categories. But in the course of going through the
    • itself indicates that when one speaks about soul phenomena one
    • indications can be made today. But it is just from this
    • regard to everything which I have so far indicated about the
    • indicated, is indeed this: What we designate as the sphere of
    • ramifications, also are connected with this. And, in this
    • can only indicate this because I must press on to the
    • organism with a mere letter script, an indicative sign, as we
    • presents only a provisional indication of that which in the
    • indication, for the spirit; thus, it is in regard to the will.
    • soul and body, for the reasons which have been indicated, has
    • education have tended to lead away from those ideas which can
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    • with certain concepts, in the way which has been indicated,
    • which I touched last time and which I will briefly indicate in
    • said: as things have developed in recent spiritual education
    • ramifications. And in as much as one takes into consideration
    • Matters of this kind can, of course, only be indicated to begin
    • want to indicate this because it is a relatively remote example
    • an intensification of our inner capacities. It is, therefore,
    • intensification and a strengthening of the soul's life, which
    • have indicated, so is intuitive cognition achieved through the
    • organism in the way which has been indicated. Most people long
    • result of such processes as I have indicated, there then arises
    • are indications of bodily conditions which should not be; and,
    • indicated.
    • indication, a confused indication that the soul weaves and
    • experienced disappointments. Through his education, or through
    • can catch a glimpse of where it is that thinking fails in its
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    • indications in my lectures you mill know that in the last third of the
    • little account. For external history is indeed a fabrication. Things of
    • categories: first, the knowledge that came from men's physical life,
    • carry within it the forces of healing. — I indicated this
    • absolutely no justification. For in saying this there is no thought
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    • in the higher worlds as being much more complicated than people are
    • catastrophe took place in recent years, and where the Minister and dignitary
    • picture man to ourselves as quite a complicated being, as an associate
    • indicated in which beings of the higher worlds likewise find their expression
    • understand Spiritual Science one discovers it to be a very complicated
    • does, they open man fully outwards, he stands in continual communication
    • that Prometheus brought man fire from heaven and indicates in this way
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    • to follow these complicated connections naturally takes a long, long
    • speak, into the intricate workings of the cosmos.
    • rarefication. That which today permeates all beings as warmth —
    • The occultist makes use of two words to indicate the difference between
    • and ascending. These forces are indicated in various ways in the different
    • scriptures; you find them indicated, too, in Goethe's Faust:
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    • will go more exactly into the human organism and indicate how the development
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    • a densification that we can speak of a gaseous or airy condition. The
    • the old Moon and how then there suddenly came about a powerful densification
    • it as an eye is not correct. It was a sort of warmth-organ which indicated
    • it is more a case of lines of force which have developed to densification.
    • relatively rapid — densification resulted. What were earlier only
    • when the air arose, so now with the densification of air to water there
    • first existing as warmth, then indicated more in lines of force, then
    • still present in the earth, densification to the condition of earthy
    • under the influence of densification — for everything was involved
    • gradually became lifeless with the continuous densification. That was
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    • such a reversal, which makes the recapitulation all the more complicated.
    • are continually taking place. Evolution is very complicated and one
    • with patience and perseverance to familiarize oneself with this complicated
    • ways. We have indicated that the sun at a certain stage of its evolution
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    • first in remarkable fashion — it is as if something were to scatter
    • very complicated organization. In all essentials the ego has its physical
    • you ask — I can only indicate this in conclusion — whence
    • and connections. But they work in a certain way in our world. The classification
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    • application, however; they are to be found only at spots where the contact
    • has when it sucks at the flower is present not only in the masticators
    • divinities who were known to various peoples are not fabrications of
    • it is indicated: “For the Jews had no dealings with the Samaritans.”
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    • more complicated the further we go into the connections with great cosmic
    • has gone through three modifications, on the Sun, on the Moon, and finally
    • the interpenetration of the world with spiritual life were indicated
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    • had to indicate spiritual beings of a somewhat subordinate character.
    • temple of Greek architecture, the Gothic cathedral. When we set up in
    • being the abode of the God — so is it true that the Gothic cathedral
    • together in the catacombs below the old Roman city. But that which lived
    • Then he says to himself: What did the Christians of the catacombs accomplish,
    • to expand to the vaulted wonders of the later cathedral. What we have
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    • Probation will indicate to you that occult observations, just as
    • premises that are dedicated to anthroposophical work, and how
    • the number of Lecture Courses and publications piled on our book
    • printed on our forms of application for membership? It certainly did
    • communications from the Masters (to go into this now would lead too
    • ready to repudiate some authenticated truth ... for that would not
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    • the water. The big man extricated himself very quickly, carried the
    • in ghosts, no such stories will be found. You will find indications of
    • the more delicate bodily tissues. Thus there is in man a kernel of
    • indicated that this particular process of evolution had been preceded
    • that the first human beings came into existence. This was indicated in
    • to the physical world was a much gentler, more delicate process. Not
    • beings who belong to that other world. He knew: One can communicate
    • communicates with the Spirits does not differ from the way he
    • communicates with other men.
    • catastrophe. The mission of the Post-Atlantean epoch was to develop in
    • All this indicates that what may be surmised from a study of occult
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    • we are in our life of intellect and reason. This indicates quite
    • if, as Goethe indicates at the end of Faust, man has turned his gaze
    • in the Gospel indicates what will happen to the Wise and Foolish
    • intellect and reason — something which indicates a great deal
    • behind the sphere of external existence is in operation, indicating by
    • indication that because there is something different in the actual
    • is an indication that such happenings differ from those in which there
    • is a rather radical example but in the catalogues of the most learned
    • publications, similar things are to be found. It would be well if
    • “chance” but indicating the existence of psychical elements,
    • but in that case his own life of soul would not have been implicated
    • may say: “Yes, it is possible to come to terms with advocates of
    • example too. One day, because of my publications on Goethe, I was
    • In our Movement it is not a question of advocating orthodoxy or dogma
    • but of indicating, in the evolutionary process of mankind, the coming
    • indicate what they have laid into the facts and happenings of Nature,
    • speak out of the mouth of Jesus! The Gospel indicates this in a
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    • were laid down in the course of evolution on Earth. (I indicated this
    • the physical body. All that is necessary here is to give indications,
    • delicately and lightly. And then, strangely enough, I discovered that
    • culminated in a delicate reference to Christianity — and, it may
    • here, among the Finnish people, we have an indication of the link
    • future may be indicated in the following way. Spiritual Science has
    • Education of the Child in the Light of Spiritual Science, it is said
    • catastrophe. The period of life between the seventh and the fourteenth
    • but at the moment I can only indicate it. The regular course of things
    • The Education of the Child. With this knowledge the Christian will
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    • process of evolution — is full of complication.
    • catastrophe was that of ancient India. Its sublimity and power of
    • indicative of the character of this epoch: “Better it is to be a
    • Shades.” This indicates that in an epoch of golden prime on the
    • complicated course taken by human evolution. When emphasis is laid on
    • indicative, for “Buddha” is not a proper name like
    • very fact, indicated, as it were, his living connection with the
    • himself be born” on a Good Friday, in order to indicate his
    • Christianity was scattered into countless sects over the whole Earth,
    • century, leaving aside what occurred in Catholic countries and turning
    • catch a vista of the future, the thought arises that all these things
    • will be lived through again! This is an eloquent indication of how the
    • indicated what they felt concerning the rhythmic recurrence of
    • says that something happens to the Cross, indicating what part the
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    • Science and indicates what is permissible or not permissible in regard
    • one indication of the fact that here, in this physical world, there is
    • conditions exist. This in itself indicates that the forces which
    • outer circumstances indicate that this Impulse is given at the very
    • indication is given in the Bible, namely, at the time of the Baptism
    • seriously. Certainly, there may be fewer publications, if the aim is
    • what complicated processes were connected with the man “Jesus of
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    • following upon the great Atlantean catastrophe. This epoch may be said
    • to extend from the time of the Atlantean catastrophe to the next
    • great catastrophe of which you may read in the lectures on the
    • coming of the Christ Impulse. As the last lecture indicated, it is not
    • the reason why every Temple is dedicated to one particular God. And
    • indicate its fundamental attitude and trend. Think of an Egyptian
    • mysterious and deeply symbolical buildings indicate in themselves that
    • impossible to have the same conception of a Gothic Cathedral as of a
    • Greek Temple; for a Gothic Cathedral is incomplete without the
    • Temple, to the Gothic Cathedral, that the impulse leading to the
    • Seventh epoch, before a stupendous catastrophe, the First epoch, that
    • is true, have very ramified applications, but can finally be
    • that is the period indicated by the legends. There is not enough time
    • indicate a great physical catastrophe or deluge. Obviously it does not
    • refer to the Atlantean catastrophe, for that took place very much
    • were left in widely scattered regions. There is not enough time today
    • at only a few scattered places did men awaken from the great spiritual
    • merely as an example, indicating that in their conditions of old
    • Suppose it is our task to educate children. — Anyone acquainted with
    • these things is well aware that to educate children who up to their
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    • themselves move into a higher category and withdraw from the
    • indicated in the following way. The further we go back into the past,
    • indications given by occultism and then you will be able to form some
    • indications given. That Buddha is connected with Venus was known,
    • several planets is entirely in line with these concatenations of
    • catchword, but as a truth.
    • too radically, the very fact that it is expressed is indication of a
    • to extremes and caricatured, prevails in regard to many things. An
    • Theosophical Movement. This remains a catchword when it is not taken
    • really in earnest. Above all it remains a catchword when the opinions
    • quote a catchword does not justify the spreading of untruths in the
    • objects similar to those indicated here, and rejected by me.
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    • will indicate this presently — it will not be
    • the pontificate of Pope Sixtus V (1585–90) a sum of
    • fund intact. In 1839, under the pontificate of Pope Gregory
    • years ago, I ventured to indicate a certain way in which one
    • new edition was one of the last books to be confiscated by
    • catholic as well as conscientious, then there will be an end
    • vindicate completely the evidence from purely spiritual
    • Science. There are many pointers which indicate that these
    • indications of how human cognition could find a path to the
    • spiritual world. Ramifications of this Mystery teaching were
    • circles where Catholic Christianity had become the official
    • recognize the genuine catholicity of Marx and Engels and to
    • is only too true that the materialist education of today
    • eradicate, to suppress everything that proceeded from the
    • implication of the term filioque which was responsible for
    • Roman Catholic theologians give the following dates:
    • Rite, a modification of the Rite des Elus Coëns. Was a
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    • time of the publication of this book I felt it was necessary
    • arbitrary collocation of seven principles, there is no
    • indication of what should be regarded of vital importance,
    • view, despite its many modifications, forms the core of all
    • something which carries profound implications, namely, that a
    • priest wished to indicate that God was still active in the
    • named Caiaphas, being the high priest that same year, said unto them, Ye know nothing at all,11:50 Nor consider that it is expedient for us, that one man should die for the people, and that the whole nation perish not.11:51 And this spake he not of himself: but being high priest that year, he prophesied that Jesus should die for that nation;11:52 And not for that nation only, but that also he should gather together in one the children of God that were scatJohn XI, 49–52).
    • Unfortunately it is not possible to indicate, even briefly,
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    • this passage in the Gospels has deep implications. The woman
    • implications. What was the significance of baptism with
    • various ways what was indicated in the
    • indications transmitted by external history of differences in
    • we catch an echo of something that can be investigated
    • still recognized the evocative or magical power of the words
    • turn to the soul. I tried to indicate the nature of the soul
    • a new soul is created. He was an advocate of
    • approaches nature in the light of the education he has
    • example — that we are subject to the categorical
    • indicated the relation of this Being to the whole Cosmos and
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    • line of demarcation must be drawn between the sphere of
    • Goethe, especially those by Catholic authors, you will find
    • realized that he could not fully communicate his ideas to his
    • finds it — as he so delicately puts it — more
    • not without justification — for having shown undue
    • wished to indicate by this theory that the present mode of
    • implications. Not only has physical man who was destined for
    • a catastrophic decline. The Copernican theory and allied
    • implications of this statement. Suppose for a moment that man
    • the Catholics, sometimes allowed themselves to express
    • only brief indications can be given here. You will recall
    • end to stealing. This was the implication of Christ's
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    • indicated, Herman Grimm had an intuitive perception of what
    • indicated in my last lecture, the plant kingdom was really
    • then intervenes which indicates a decisive turning-point, the
    • something that carries historical implications if we are
    • that which the Mysteries could communicate about the secrets
    • and waking so that he could communicate with those spiritual
    • a few indications which are intended to show that the world
    • development. Finally he was converted to Roman Catholicism
    • and was active in propagating the Catholic faith. And so we
    • bears witness to Christ, and what is more, from the Catholic
    • Alpine landscape, rural scenes and the unsophisticated life
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    • Christ was known to the devils has deeper implications than
    • of the soul carries profound implications; he implies
    • complete vindication of baptism, a valid answer, an answer
    • successor.” These words had profound implications.
    • Seneca wished to indicate that death set a limit to the
    • have indicated on other occasions how spiritual forces were
    • significant implications.
    • accepted as a truism by the educated, even today, and is
    • the Crab ruled the hour. He followed closely the indications
    • qualification, that they refer at all times to actual
    • Julian the Apostate and to indicate the relation of our
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    • decided to give him a sound Christian education which
    • universe which had been communicated through the ancient
    • Mysteries and which were certainly communicated to Julian who
    • complicated psychological processes which are difficult to
    • injure others and no one may communicate with the dead, and
    • these laws was to eradicate root and branch any traces of
    • form, in its ramifications in the sixteenth century when the
    • anthropos you will find that it gives a rough indication of
    • give a few indications. In his youth, Augustine was deeply
    • Manichaeism for Roman Catholicism. What did he not understand
    • deducing from the modifications in the human stomach over a
    • modifications in a child's stomach over a period of a
    • implications of the problem of evil and the relation of
    • and above all the crying need to restore communication with
    • Cato's
    • and gave high praise to Cato because he proposed to banish
    • to demonstrate that the dogma and ritual of the Catholic
    • are right in saying that the Catholic sacrifice of the Mass,
    • Christian education; during his internment in Cappadocia he
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    • justification on purely historical grounds for assigning the
    • sufficient justification in the eyes of many for speaking of
    • were scattered over wide areas. These images (of the gods),
    • order to found a monastery dedicated to the service of the
    • Christianity) to eradicate all traces of paganism. Edicts
    • justification, of illicit relations with his own mother. The
    • accusation was a pure fabrication in order to find a pretext
    • any real indication of what we mean by it. It is incredible
    • have been eradicated, there is always some crank who comes
    • eradicate. And these ancient cults which, in a certain sense,
    • Mass. What is the inner significance of the Catholic Mass? In
    • we must catch something of the spirit of these early
    • communicate their ideas is different from that of normal
    • communication. And this applies to Plato. Hebbel
    • perseverance to follow the path indicated, we can be sure of
    • episode recorded in history, but has far deeper implications.
    • the Roman empire, but no indications of the peoples who will
    • was head of the Catechetical School of Alexandria, a training school
    • for catechumens. In the conflict between pistis (faith) and
    • Catechetical School. Nurtured in neo-Platonism through the
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    • implication of this claim we must not only have a clear
    • I recently came across a publication which I felt would give
    • received a minimum of education has a picture of the
    • eradicated by Christianity in order to conceal their origin.
    • experiences served as a channel of communication with the
    • implications. The Kyffhäuser legend tells how Friedrich
    • receive clairvoyantly the communications from the dead, the
    • group-soul, when the selfless identification with the group
    • eradicated root and branch, but if historically a certain
    • eradicated. What history tells us of the origin of such
    • catastrophe in an agony of suspense which increases from
    • he gives only vague indications, but these indications are
    • Catholics preferred to reserve judgement (on Scheler) lest
    • catholicizing endeavours — always tentatively at first,
    • Scheler does not speak like a genuine Catholic. But Catholics
    • the Catholic periodical “Hochland”. After all,
    • Catholics. They do not like to be left in the dark, they want
    • they are told that it is perfectly safe for Catholics to read
    • is of no consequence; Catholics have no objection to that.
    • godless reason had no other choice but to abdicate. It
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    • inner experience. Just as we see scattered light when we
    • Aristotle, advocates of his doctrine that attributes a
    • implications. For that which in the phenomenal world appears
    • Swedenborg wishes to indicate something of special
    • relationship to Aristotle as a Roman Catholic was identical
    • the Earth, they gave no indication of wishing to suppress the
    • terrible catastrophe; this is the conflagration that has
    • indicated in my last lecture. And people are forcibly
    • indicated as a new path to the Christ. This idea which we
    • and I have already indicated what form it must take. We must
    • in the individual case to state categorically: this is the
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    • as somebody who tries hard to tackle the questions of education and
    • imagine the development of education and pedagogy of the last years.
    • to the popularisation of education. Look back and you will see that
    • got lost to those who were the bearers of education in the last centuries
    • expression within the sensuous existence. The catchword of the “struggle
    • meaning held good, but that these were men who had the whole education
    • interest immediately after their publication. People who were able to
    • at that time when the Indian tribes were eradicated in America and it
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    • for also our intricate brain is nothing else than a part of this physical
    • scientific quarrel for a long time. I want to indicate provisionally
    • such an etheric duplicate body. That human being who develops the higher
    • fulfilled with luminous pictures. This is the etheric duplicate body.
    • the colour of the peach-blossom. You find such an etheric duplicate
    • is an objective fact. But one can indicate it as Fichte did when he
    • theosophical truths have always been communicated. Only since the foundation
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    • absolutely clarifying. One can express this fact with the catchword:
    • tiger species or the cat species. The description of the individual
    • shows very soon that just the intricate instincts cannot be transmitted
    • and connected with any inherited exercise. Just the most intricate instincts
    • If the human being is his own species as a soul-being, the intricate
    • then the soul observer has the same facts, then he observes the intricate
    • colours of a savage and the intricate aura of an European civilised
    • in addition, this is the phenomenon that we can exactly indicate the
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    • the course of these talks today I can only indicate it to former levels
    • of this mind consist? We have already indicated this. It consists in
    • regard the application of the concept of the machine to the surrounding
    • the concept of the machine also to the single being. The application
    • existence, but I want only to emphasise that the application of the
    • a vocation to intervene with their mechanical thinking.
    • which leads to the concept of life, to the application of the concept
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    • appearance just in this regard. What a lot of dust did the catchword
    • This catchword naturalism completely corresponds to the character of
    • in future. The catchword of the materialistic historical view and of
    • the simplicity of the soul, not the intricate life which always wants
    • movement has chosen its motto and is dedicated to establishing the core,
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    • a vocation to recognise anything of the spiritual. The human being was
    • up the longest time of the life after death. The time of purification
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    • the means of thought the spirit-land can communicate itself to the human
    • study and owns an education like one who has successfully completed
    • not of equal length for all human beings. The uneducated savage who
    • this region. Also the uneducated human being, however fast he may hurry
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    • conferred a doctorate; one reads that on the certificate! This is a
    • regarded him as his educator.
    • Light becomes all I can catch,
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    • few remarks; for that education which the human soul and the human mind
    • The most important education
    • them if he devotes himself to an internal mystic education. On the contrary,
    • education who neglects his duties and, hence, becomes a bad citizen,
    • for somebody who wants to experience a spiritual education. These are
    • The human being has to dedicate
    • a sentence in his inside, he has to dedicate himself completely to it.
    • rules belongs to it because only in general lines I could indicate how
    • small fragments of the big book of the esoteric education. Who uses
    • catharsis, enlightenment and initiation. The preparation is suitable
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    • and in On the Aesthetic Education of the Man in a Series of Letters
    • finished the errors, he gets to the spiritual world by purification.
    • there. A moral qualification is necessary to enter the spiritual world
    • indicated. Parzival, the traveller through the valley. When Faust lost
    • also needed Catholic ideas. Thus he let Doctor Marianus appear in the
    • “neatest cell.” This indicated: the release from anything
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    • human spirit, one can only indicate it then one speaks of the true spirit,
    • education of the human being, the purification of the human being from
    • experience a purification of their astrality to be able to take up the
    • from above; both fertilise each other. More and more a densification
    • soul in more delicate matter, in aerial matter, it was possible that
    • of which we speak now and which already parallels states of strong densification
    • perishes by volcanic catastrophes caused by the fire. Only some remain
    • much finer and brighter matter than the later human being. A densification
    • Question: Why has any progress to happen by densification
    • of matter, whereas we consider the delicate matter as progress?
    • but also limited by densification up to the material development of
    • is the most delicate physical matter, in which the thought can develop
    • in these delicate conditions?
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    • problem spiritedly in his way in the Letters on the Aesthetic Education
    • of it in the caricatures of literature.
    • serenity in all that Pythagoras called catharsis, purification. Goethe
    • The silver king indicates an even higher element than wisdom: it is
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    • them as a ray of hope, as an indication of her redemption.
    • alchemist. A profound knowledge is indicated with it. In the whole progress
    • condition of humanity and indicates how to attain this condition. If
    • being who has experienced the hard ordeals, the internal purification,
    • and the catharsis can understand the divine. Hence, the young man is
    • that is why he knows this ancient wisdom of ascending; from the purification
    • purification of these forces from the lower personal.
    • be said that is included in this fairy tale. But one can indicate a
    • this fairy tale. What has only been indicated here can serve as a signpost
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    • and gives him a slap on the forehead, because he wants to catch it,
    • fitted with a new set of oriental clothes. This is an indication that
    • old man “indicated some objects at the wall, beyond the way, at
    • Also this fragment indicates the greatness of what he had to say, also
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    • scientific education of our time, so that he has an idea of it, how
    • It was an ingenious mystification! Indeed, I am not a Hartmannian or
    • I have indicated last time
    • other physical living beings on earth. But I have also indicated that
    • in which Catholicism has degenerated to a kind of fetish service where
    • us that a real demarcation of the sun is basically not possible.
    • in delicate matter, even more delicate than the fire mist. At that time,
    • state which only the clairvoyant can envision where the most delicate
    • which was in those days of extremely delicate nature. Now we could go
    • These are sketchy indications
    • I myself might give a rebuttal as I have indicated it in the outset
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    • an educated civilised person works on his aura in such a way as civilisation
    • if we dedicate ourselves to thoughts which have an eternal value. Actually,
    • of mathematics and geometry to which the human being dedicates himself
    • than dedicating oneself to thoughts of eternal value, to educate oneself
    • in Bavaria and, hence, has taken on the dress of Catholicism. We want
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    • for the centre in the personality that destiny relocated in the personality.
    • it the categorical imperative.
    • This had changed: a categorical imperative which has no right contents
    • This unification of Christianity with the antique ideal is the reverse
    • in When We Dead Awaken who tried to catch the ideal. He cannot
    • to egotism. He still feels the categorical imperative but as something
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    • It is a kind of indication of the future as we have it also in the natural
    • the future. This was one indication of the present talk given already
    • fourteen days ago. The other indication I gave in the talk about Ibsen's
    • that. They knew no multiplication tables. Another force which was developed
    • and that he can at least indicate the direction of the future ideals
    • He proceeds also with the animal that way. Even if this is a caricature
    • I am not allowed for my part to determine the child whom I educate,
    • dream, he can see the concatenation of worlds, their origin and decay.
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    • culture and education. During these days, everybody who counts himself
    • among the German education directs his thoughts upon one of our greatest
    • heart the words will not be that are spoken about Schiller today. Education
    • of reincarnation, which Lessing had touched shortly before in his Education
    • fine philosophical education brought Schiller to philosophy, and now
    • again in itself that is otherwise scattered. A microcosm, a little world
    • a big self-education, and in this sense Schiller is a practical theosophist.
    • Theosophy is basically nothing else than self-education of the soul,
    • are in us. Thus Schiller tries to educate himself throughout his whole
    • is his aesthetic letters, About the Aesthetic Education of Man in a
    • the lofty spiritual, educational ideal, which lives in his aesthetic
    • intellectual education is logically necessary. The moral necessity demands
    • it...” Kant demands submission to the categorical imperative.
    • kills love. Kant demands that we act from duty, from the categorical
    • has the impulse and the desire to do voluntarily what the categorical
    • a knowledge and such a living together. Schiller wanted to educate the
    • of Schiller have found entrance in the educational life which would
    • up there in detail what I can only indicate today. In any Schiller's
    • you ascend step by step to the more intricate one to build, finally,
    • the most intricate one of all, the human being, genetically from the
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    • itself unilaterally to spread any doctrine, to communicate knowledge
    • faculty. Indeed, as well as the high educational system is today, we
    • Middle Ages acquired a leading position in the modern education. In
    • clerical education were active until the end of the Middle Ages. Theology
    • spirit to the clarification of the loftiest questions, what should lighten
    • basic education, that which one calls a general education today, although
    • characterised by the absence of general education.
    • into the big questions of culture, must have a thorough education in
    • education. In a large part is that which one can know lifeless nature:
    • presuppose such an educational background. The situation of law and
    • for educating themselves in such a way that they could recognise the
    • modern educated humanity is exposed to the suggestion that only that
    • and talks, not with theories and new dogmas, but with intimate self-education,
    • the old revelations change. In the doctrine of the Catholic Church,
    • also religious edification. Poetry was nothing else than the external
    • stories to an observation of the spirit by self-education. The same
    • experience of the spiritual life, it wants to give communications of
    • Theosophy has this vocation
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    • the disfavour of the ruling mood, the mature man could not catch up.”
    • Such a remark points to a deep lack concerning the education of the
    • he says that it is necessary above all that a real education of thinking,
    • an education concerning the most elementary principles of the soul life
    • the possibility to think correctly and educated, but who thinks correctly
    • and educated, puts aside a lot of what is written today because he cannot
    • the explanations of the great lawyer concerning the basic education.
    • For he missed such a basic philosophical education concerning his science
    • missed a basic philosophical education with himself. I say that one
    • that the high school gives the general education. But today also this
    • direction during his education. This does not refer to details; but
    • must arise from a basic education which is as certain as the mathematical
    • political education with his appointment. The whole sense of his talk
    • a big lack of our law education as well as in our practical legal life
    • trained in such a way to work immediately educationally, immediately
    • jurisprudence. Only then we have a healthy juridical education again
    • he say about a juridical education without a basic practical training?
    • done which do not start from the indicated attitude. To have a historical
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    • the methods of application may be wrong. Often two great authorities
    • and could he not educate his organism to be able to endure illnesses?
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    • this is possibly of more significance to our education and culture than
    • without certain trend simply for the sake of knowledge and education
    • changes; however, it has grown out of an educational institution to
    • a sophisticating one. It was once the arts faculty a very typical name
    • education, but at a formal education which should form the spiritual
    • ripe. The feature of our time is to set little store by the formal education.
    • without further ado. So at first formal education, before that matures
    • what it means to acquire philosophical education knows that there must
    • philosophy devoted itself to the task to train educated teachers. Training
    • he know if he has experienced a purely philosophical higher education,
    • arguing was fertile because one had acquired formal education. Today
    • He was an artist and mathematician at the same time. The physical education
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    • parallel course. No educator can ignore this fact with
    • Immediately after the Atlantean catastrophe this condition
    • youth. Immediately after the Atlantean catastrophe man
    • lacks organs that could bring him into communication with any
    • attained on earth only because of the fructification the
    • education, despite being a much discussed or perhaps I should
    • their origin in the facts I have indicated. Spiritual
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    • ossification taking place and that they were becoming
    • Just think of all the intricate thoughts people spin out, but
    • ought to be, located. He asks, “Should it be the
    • about the world catastrophe of 1914.” What is one to
    • things developed in the period leading up to the catastrophe
    • catastrophe, but though he has written several books on
    • war in the years leading up to the present catastrophe
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    • Atlantean catastrophe, mankind's age was 56 and that by now
    • Atlantean catastrophe. I have pointed out how very different,
    • consequence of which were the capabilities I have indicated.
    • calcification, caused the soul and spirit to develop, and
    • the Atlantean catastrophe man remained capable of natural
    • indicated, namely that the present-day consciousness is bound
    • spiritual knowledge modern education leads logically to such
    • briefly indicated.
    • consort was Catherine, later to become Catherine the Great.
    • communicated to all the Sovereign Courts as early as the
    • obviously a publication in which those inclined towards mysticism
    • further volumes. There are clear indications already in the
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    • when it moves that indicates that there is either something
    • Benedikt's latest publication. He says:
    • educated people have been observed in my darkroom by two
    • cathode terminals, thus in colors analogous to those seen
    • indicate that an aptitude for using the divining rod is not
    • an indication of a higher kind of human capability. On the
    • dowsing as a fact; the academically educated person
    • indicates.
    • be treated in the peculiar ways I have indicated in recent
    • intelligence comes to present such a caricature. He must
    • this publication. Dessoir writes the following:
    • is, with a complete caricature of anthroposophy one comes to
    • What is indicated is simultaneity; the Angeloi appear, and
    • that spiritual powers in higher worlds wish to communicate
    • are reading is a caricature. The announcement appearing in
    • Dessoir reaches hitherto unscaled heights. In his publication
    • long list of his other publications.” (p. 254)
    • to mention just one book. The long list of publications, apart from
    • superficiality of a so-called learned publication by
    • trumpets (tones) in the poem are sounded to indicate both
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    • his first publication, a book dealing with Aristotle's
    • say, The tree is green. In so doing I indicate not only that
    • Herbart's view of ethics, which others have advocated
    • principle of ethics is Kant's so-called categorical
    • Kant himself puts forward clearly shows his categorical
    • disputed” has a certain justification. Taste for
    • Education of the Child in the Light of Spiritual Science.
    • should manage its own affairs. This is advocated by most
    • shall say nothing about its justification or otherwise, but
    • to a movement advocating its policies. The necessity for
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    • uncomplicated has caused much disillusionment and made people
    • aside a sum of money for the child's care and education so
    • would neither educate her child nor allow him to be educated,
    • culture, all education and learning, all the respect and
    • why all education that introduces only one-sided thoughts and
    • the same category as the previous one.
    • spiritual world, which requires a much more delicate
    • which point to the hidden spiritual realm I have indicated.
    • really understands what I have indicated concerning life's
    • delicate connections must be recognized for what they are
    • natural-scientific means. When dealing with such delicate
    • accordance with such delicate relationships is to enrich the
    • science are basically of this delicate nature. That is why
    • certain justification in the sense I have indicated in public
    • to seek out such delicate connections between remote events
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    • consider the implication of certain concepts we have obtained
    • this thought, with all it contains, is so delicately woven
    • after the Atlantean catastrophe, entered upon the ancient
    • we reach the age that was indicated. The soul and spirit then
    • the Atlantean catastrophe with the methods of natural
    • person is subjected to modern educational methods; the more
    • age? He does indeed; all the qualifications I deduced from
    • so received no proper education, but simply accepted what
    • no education other than that of life itself, he represented
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    • indication of this last time, but attention must continually
    • rather be interpreted differently. Here I shall only indicate
    • indication of their living quality. Science of the spirit
    • progressed. The Eastern Europeans will have to catch up with
    • important that these things are understood. They indicate the
    • Education and the State
    • catch hold of itself. Such a refined thinking can follow a
    • the more delicate links beneath the surface. I spoke of these
    • is published, I shall indicate many phenomena which belong to
    • catastrophe. You will realize from much of what I have said
    • Education of Mankind,
    • with what is around us attain that gratification for which
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    • all indications from many other sources have the date set at
    • yet formed part of our studies, a general indication of it is all that
    • fire of love springing from the heart of Christ. This indicates that
    • Gospel alone, or from a one-sided application of all that is revealed
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    • to human history. This is a direct indication that this greatest of all
    • picture of matters connected with these secrets. All communications
    • it might provide a bodily constitution which, right into the most delicate
    • this is indicated in an utterance in the Bible, which is completely
    • and unification of the ancient Egyptian clairvoyant experiences with
    • which still survived in the wisdom of the Egyptians was inculcated,
    • logic. Then this people had again to be extricated from that relationship,
    • circumstances which seem to indicate that this people is going astray,
    • to inculcate into the Hebrew people what was needed when their blood
    • indicated in the genealogy at the beginning of St. Matthew's Gospel gives
    • This is an indication that the bodily constitution of Jesus is an
    • In these words they indicated the essential quality of that time. It
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    • could be done in a brief study was to indicate in merest outline the
    • Hebrew tongue is full of indications of the deepest secrets of human
    • compatible with the goal described were to be preserved. This is indicated
    • Sinai and indicates that what was given on Sinai is a covenant which
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    • The complicated ideas of justice in the Roman State were derived
    • Catholic Church, demanded an ecclesia non romana. Militz, the
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    • supreme leader. This indicates a tribal relationship. Indeed, we can
    • dedicated to Odysseus and his farther Laertes. So we see that the
    • of the Persian gods, suggests the sound Asen, again indicating a
    • indication in an ancient Persian formula or poem of exorcism, which
    • Goths believed in the deification of man, as Christ, Who had gone
    • garments, gardens, cattle, etc., everything which the individual has
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    • east we find agriculture and cattle raising among the Germani; and
    • work which is well-known as indicating a high level of spiritual
    • among the Franks. Their education lagged far behind that of the
    • force which opposed the Huns in battle on the Catalaunian Plain in
    • Catalaunian Plain, this army received its last decisive defeat
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    • 4th century. These two things indicate the alteration in the life of
    • judicature, so that, in course of time, side by side with the
    • invocation to “Christ, Who loves the Franks above all other
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    • migrations, but had earned their living by cattle raising; now they
    • cattle, weapons, and such things were exchanged.
    • can read books. In all that secular culture catered for, there was
    • — to inculcate a severely disciplined way of thinking. There
    • Bruno was a Dominican friar. Their education and that of many
    • education of the human race towards freedom.
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    • complicated, roundabout way that which today we term “Science.”
    • people who know nothing of any such education and who, moreover, had
    • education there was in the conquered districts lay in the hands of
    • brought education to them was Christianity. Yet the actual Sciences
    • compelled him to abdicate, so that their property should not be
    • The educated clergy supplied what had formerly been provided by
    • quite uniform education, issuing from the monasteries. Side by side
    • with the educated clergy were the uneducated masses, who were
    • education of those days proceeded from what was taught in the
    • Medieval education was based on Dialectics, which everyone who hoped
    • the vocation of judge were trained by Dialectics — not so much
    • which, in these days, a man might attain through a scientific education.
    • account of its education. More and more did this education gain the
    • however, was that here the clergy were uneducated, and allowed
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    • excommunicated Henry IV, only some of the German princes stood by
    • uneducated, unable to read and write, and of boorish manners. They
    • uneducated as the knights or peasants: nothing of what we may call
    • Profound learning was to be met with here; all education of those
    • uneducated; the woman had to be able to read and write. The women
    • epoch without allotting light and shade, according to the catchwords
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    • made, that the investigator has the task of demarcating the
    • usually communicates with a subjective colouring what he has to
    • [Clarification: As Dr. Steiner refers to a
    • live upwards, through the experience that I have indicated,
    • inner self-clarification out of obscurity there grows up a
    • proof by applying to your own soul the methods advocated by
    • otherwise roam. This can only be indicated to-day. When the
    • experience on earth. But I can only indicate what I shall
    • dedicated to death. But when the youngest of the millions of
    • disagreed, yet the Governor of Saxony confiscated and
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    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • illness, and the problems of education. These lectures form part of
    • purification. The more often man appears on earth, the firmer
    • educated man sees the whole world differently. A flower is for
    • gives us his own experiences. He had a partial cataract in the
    • delirium. Cataract of the pupil is a preparation for mania.
    • caricature of oneself. No one concludes however from the
    • caricature that his true likeness is also distorted, thus it is
    • caricatures of the spirit in the physical. Hence a healing is
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    • expression something indicative of the Earthly kingdom of
    • figure indicates only the physical environment, the right-hand
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    • with the re-awakening of Nature. In India, too, there are festivals dedicated to the God Vishnu.
    • dedicated to Vishnu It was said that he goes to sleep at the time of the year when we celebrate
    • all salt, all intoxicating beverages and all meat. This is the way in which people prepare
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    • is constantly expressed in his life, this, is an indication that in his earlier incarnation
    • body in one life indicates that the individual concerned prepared this physical body for
    • number of cases had been investigated and the indications given were based upon the facts
    • the world are complicated and are subject to the law of cause and effect. To give an
    • body prone to catch infectious diseases. In numerous cases it has been established by
    • had no opportunity of doing much good. Because of his position in life and vocation this
    • he was fated — not by karma but by his vocation — to bring about, returned to
    • an individual has accomplished as the result of his vocation and family circumstances is
    • may, of course, also he the case that through general conditions, through his vocation or
    • realise that these illustrations of Karma are in many respects complicated and by no means
    • has been indicated in many ways that in compliance with the law of Karma a man can produce
    • body. When you have grasped the implications of this you will realise the tremendous
    • importance of these connections and what a deepening the idea of education, especially of
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    • complicated that a true judgment can never be formed merely
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    • can be put forward as a kind of justification of evil and
    • how the human soul struggles out of evil, can we be educated.
    • put the idea of education about evil and wickedness? One must
    • this field as regards education, can they not also run into the
    • of education. In particular he drew attention to the fact that
    • omnipotence of God would contradict this idea of education;
    • “Theodysee,” that was a justification of God
    • except when we fundamentally educate ourselves away from
    • own nature indicate that we must assume a soul-spirit world
    • themselves: and catch sight of the longing for the spirit
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    • called the prehistory of Christ. Here one has to do with very complicated
    • prehistory we have very complicated relations before us. The greatest, one
    • in a very complicated way. Only from the Akashic Chronicle the right clues
    • has happened in the course of time. The course of spiritual communications
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    • to “the education of the human race,” appears in a
    • really speak of an education the human soul undergoes in
    • passing through various earth-lives; an education by means of
    • indicates. We have the immediate impression, it could not be
    • and venerated by the Greeks in their intoxication with beauty.
    • inherent in the “education of the human race,” the
    • profoundly indicative of a particular feeling living in a human
    • Raphael fully. We indicated recently how close he stood, in
  • Title: Leonardo's Spiritual Stature: Lecture
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    • series of hindrances came to light. The location of the wall as
    • There are caricatures by Leonardo, incredible figures from
    • kind already indicated. One has the sense moreover that here a
    • also assisting in the building of the cathedral with advice and
    • Dover Publications edition, 2005.] Here the essential nature of
    • that we have it only in a truncated form, this book by Leonardo
    • the sense indicated. All the other countenances can be
    • could have its justification only in the Christ figure. It
    • We are indebted to it also for a certain education of the human
    • our souls, exerting an educational effect. Quite apart from
    • their content, the natural sciences have been an educational
    • times, but to indicate the underlying facts.
    • provide indications as to how such souls may be approached.
    • the mouth indicating disharmony. He is ultimately a lonely man,
  • Title: Fairy Tales: in the light of Spiritual Investigation
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    • the sources of existence, in having something to communicate of
    • Letters Concerning the Aesthetic Education of
    • indications and results of investigation.)
    • complicated, hidden processes this food undergoes
    • soul located in unconscious regions take their course much as
    • to expression in fairy tale pictures in the manner indicated.
    • day, in order to catch fish. And behold, the man who actually
    • of the zodiac — indicating the correspondence of the
    • deepest experiences, as we have indicated. At
    • expressed in the significant and evocative pictures of
  • Title: The Worldview of Herman Grimm in Relation to Spiritual Science
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    • education, Herman Grimm absorbed something of an immediate,
    • knew the various ramifications of Goethe's soul life.
    • that, in collecting his ideas on Goethe for publication, he
    • and from which they emerge. Only this much can be indicated:
    • indicates the idea of karma, the idea of the causal connection
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture I: Anthroposophy and Natural Science
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    • boundary of a historic category. What has been achieved through
    • back to the application of mathematical methods because even
    • unification, a certain wholeness had to be brought into
    • indicated that Goethe
    • justification in as far as we are remaining within the
    • indicated that we need to metamorphose concepts taken from
    • this materialistic phase of natural science, an educational
    • educational for the development of mankind, and now when this
    • education has been enjoyed, one can look at certain things with
    • I believe that through these indications which I've only been
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture II: The Human and the Animal Organisation
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    • indicate a differentiation. In addition, the intermaxillary
    • sense life unfolds — as I have indicated years ago how it is
    • man educated in natural science approached me, who I could
    • our limited time I wish to speak only with indications, but
    • what is sensed with the five senses, extricating themselves
    • position from the earth, so the human thoughts extricate
    • Here you have a few suggestions which can indicate the way how,
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    • implied — indicate a certain inner personal experience;
    • there had been a world of the educated and the scholars, a
    • For Hegel his life task was the unification of the spiritual
    • teacher, the educators of the people and it is also here where
    • The educated also adheres to the Hegelian philosophy.
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    • therefore there are indications in various publications which
    • before that, as shown in the small publication “The
    • education of the child from the point of view of spiritual
    • educational principles from the basis of Anthroposophy. Only
    • for me to give more than a few indications in this introductory
    • opportunity to choose the outer conditions for the education
    • asserted that for a satisfactory education, satisfactory
    • school, for the educational institute or its equivalent, must
    • previously been a tavern — to begin our teaching and education.
    • some or another theoretical sphere. In the end all education,
    • educators to the emerging, growing adolescent, to the child.
    • means not the entire education should be put down to what is
    • great educators of humanity on pedagogical principles.
    • meaningful educational principles and does not stand back
    • before anyone in the recognition of the great educators. Only,
    • you have to admit nevertheless, with all great educational
    • regarding educational practice, educational methods; the most
    • diverse kinds of educational practices bear witness to the fact
    • Thus, Anthroposophy doesn't want to propose new educational
    • implementation of the art of education and art of instruction,
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    • indications in the following lectures to details of the economic
    • after the temporary end of the terrible catastrophe of world war.
    • the same facts and indications acquire their form only
    • catastrophe. It was during the time preceded by the Versailles
    • that a person could think out of this complicated world
    • realistically, regarding the indications in my
    • because it indicates the forces working among us which have in
    • eradicated by practice — and this economic practice — then one
    • the poor educational principles in modern civilisation was a
    • branching into an educational class, a defence class and a
    • social organism can be tackled in the way as indicated in my
    • indicating realities and not abstract ideas. Obviously one had
  • Title: Impulse for Renewal: Lecture VI: Anthroposophy and Theology
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    • publication I don't know and obviously have not thought about.
    • observations through which one is educated in scientific
    • soul through the mind's categories where ideas are experienced
    • categories through an inner soul-spiritual process, through
    • instance, I have often been asked by Catholics who find
    • practice it would be possible to remain Catholics when they
    • With Catholics I must say: Obviously it is possible for a good
    • Catholic to take part in what Anthroposophy has to offer
    • would like to say that Catholics may obviously take part in the
    • that the Catholic Church denies the altar sacrament to anyone
    • Catholic church sacrament is difficult because those beliefs
    • have nevertheless to be adhered to in the Roman Catholic Church
    • the Catholic away from freely following the supersensible
    • Catholic Church constitution.
    • communion service. Still you can find many Catholics who search
    • Father-godly experience indicates some human illness. That is
    • Thus, I can only fleetingly, in a sketch, indicate how
    • Catholicism as the only authority. Today something can be said
    • Catholic priests were present at the lecture. After the lecture
    • Catholic point of view.”
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  • Title: Impulse of Renewal: Lecture VII: Anthroposophy and the Science of Speech
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    • education. I tried in the course of the lectures to show how
    • this lecture I want to indicate the ethical, moral education
    • note of all the complicated soul impulses streaming through it
    • undifferentiated, in the Greek application of speech, while in
    • experience the inward application of vocalisation, like we
    • not indicated by the linguistic context — what lay in the
    • indicate symbols, you would be totally unable to be impressed
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    • through the world and such a dedication. The vital claims of
    • are dedicated.
    • we have the catchword, the “slogan!” What is the
    • characteristic of a “catchword?” The lack of
    • catch-saying” with its absence of truth. These
    • that we should learn what phrases and catchwords really
    • amazing it was when, in Lessing's Education of the Human
    • and education which would take into account the fact that in a
    • educational ideas, has felt no more than that he was dealing
    • great achievement in the education of the future. A social
    • education. That is what first gives theory a living quality. It
    • demanded in education on various sides. To give but one
    • example: the question is often raised whether education should
    • — did they educate “technically” not
    • that education is prophetic. “Technical” or
    • “humanist” education are mere words. What matters
    • is that we should educate prophetically, foreseeing the task of
    • relationship of man to man in the educational sphere. No longer
    • involved in the terrible world-catastrophe of the last
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    • Cultural Committee where present-day education was discussed
    • instructing about the true ideals of education! He began by
    • programme of a modern Educational Society. After much stumbling
    • this a new education will be necessary. We elders find that to
    • present-day humanity must learn that also. Our educated classes
    • own spiritual education, we unite aristocracy with it at the
    • “birth-certificate” than of his own
    • Our education has been taken in hand by the State, which is
    • influence. People are not educated to-day to take their place
    • classical education. It may have been mere coincidence that a
    • (I beg their pardon!) to the effect that a classical education
    • opinion of educationists in April, 1919 — after what
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    • is the right instrument. The identification had not been
    • new — above all, the aims of education. I have already
    • spoken of this from our own point of view. We must educate
    • body, educate them to be able to take the complete plunge.
    • renewal of educational methods? In giving man, who is entering
    • their education. Certain forces can only be developed in
    • education.
    • properly established if as a result of the catastrophe of the
    • due to the fact that even the educated Easterner of to-day, if
    • indications of what has happened in the catastrophe of the last
    • philosophy or science, or of impulses towards the education of
    • misapplication. The saying cannot be understood apart from the
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    • catastrophe we know as the World War. Then came the end of that
    • an imminent catastrophe, from his observation of events
    • Cabinet took no heed of the publications of the Press, and our
    • strongest indication that for the healing of our social
    • proletariat which has educated itself in a rigorous school of
    • consequence! But there is no indication whatever in this phrase
    • other catchwords (of which we shall touch on some) have the
    • just like having a thermometer in a room to indicate the
    • lying much deeper. Just as a thermometer indicates the
    • verification of any theory. Anyone who, like myself, has worked
    • in this catchword itself that we find expressed the whole
    • education must be like if it is to be universally human and,
    • further, how the form of education will differ from our present
    • in “education” — that education which was,
    • education” and the like) that there was no bridge between
    • the spiritual culture and education of the ruling classes and
    • “People's High Schools” or “Educational
    • Schools” in which an education was to be shared by
    • sort of luxury. There they saw the practical application of the
    • whose ,education they gave inadequate attention and from which
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