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• Title: Lecture: On the Reality of Higher Worlds
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  • sincerely grateful for the opportunity given me by the students here
  • lecture was given in answer to an invitation from an association of
  • external science is unable to give them is to be found by plunging
  • been given to us — they enter the consciousness as something
  • is given up to these sense-impressions. But if, having turned our
  • being of man, anthroposophical Spiritual Science gives the name of
  • The exercises gradually give us the power to eliminate the whole of
  • world of Spirit, specific description is given of a world of
  • being has, as it were, to be given over to this reality of the
  • in far greater intensity — given over to the world, it is true,
  • To look upwards into the higher worlds gives us security and
  • It has only been possible to give a very bare outline of this
  • This is Eurhythmy, a performance of which is to be given here next
  • into the material domain of man’s being; it gives expression to
  • give expression to the super-sensible in the domain of his social
  • a lecture given by invitation in the Theolog.
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 1
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • especially at work and gives the general signature to that epoch, he
  • gives his commissions to the Folk-spirits, so that the collective
  • evolution, the same one returns again as Spirit of the Age and gives
  • also called Spirits of Cyclic Periods. We shall give further reasons
  • to justify this expression. These higher spiritual Beings who give
  • These lectures will give us an opportunity to study in
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 2
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • a people. The Beings who give language have great strength, they are
  • which it could be perceived how the Archai or Primal Forces give
  • normally to have; that is to say, they do not give intuitions in the
  • but they stimulate inwardly, they work within the brain and give a
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 3
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • sentient-soul, therefore, he is thus far given up to all his desires
  • the sum-total of the angles of all triangles will give 180 deg.
  • school. I might also give you the example of Hegel's logic, you
  • only be aglow and feel in the sentient-soul, we must also give
  • directly to do, but which gives him the occasion to incarnate in some
  • That gives a sort of insight into the inner being of one
  • gives his orders, in which he distributes the missions which are to
  • and gives his orders to the Archangel, the latter passes them on to
  • to give out more weighty, more important orders, that he is, so to
  • of the Age severed off a portion at a given time, and then passed on
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 4
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • the present-day man, is the one who has given him the possibility of
  • that this possibility was first given by the Spirits of Form, those
  • last third he has to give back that which he received during the
  • corresponding installment. If man had indeed been exclusively given
  • who give what we call our present earthly consciousness, not between
  • possibility is given that a man should not only be dependent in this
  • being of the earth and give him the racial character. The races which
  • The spot in Asia corresponds to those which give man the
  • truths can only be indicated. They give us that which is in
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 5
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • Reincarnation, when properly understood. It gives us the outlook
  • should like to give you an example, and would beg you to accompany me
  • their name was given them, because they bring the thick fluid element
  • of the sun, not as the giver of light, but when he says of it:
  • was the great mission of Saturn to give will, to implant the forces
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 6
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • course of lectures given at Düsseldorf on the Hierarchies
  • in which a comprehensive idea was given of the heavenly part of the
  • the indications given in the last lecture, especially at the close,
  • normal ‘ I ’, that which gives man his normal
  • which could be given by the Mercury-oracle, in which one could
  • Ethiopian race. Everything which gives the Ethiopian race its special
  • man's respiratory and nervous system, and give it a definite
  • Jupiter humanity, those forces which give the special stamp to the
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 7
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • Monism. The actual inspirers, the impulse-givers of all Monotheism
  • represented, so that the task was given to one people to introduce
  • the impulse, the ferment for this Monotheism. This task was given to
  • the task of this particular people to give as an impulse that the
  • impulse then given was, in the course of the following centuries and
  • impulse had been given to humanity, had renounced becoming an Archai,
  • be found in Western Europe, and there the inspiration was given by
  • post-Atlantean age of civilization, and the people itself gives a
  • other hand an idealistic people is one which gives the Spirit of the
  • that which was first of all given to the Archangel of the Northern
  • were at the same time given quite different tendencies, tendencies
  • remarkable construction and unique development, gives a more
  • This gives only a slight indication of an important
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 8
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • the son of that Being who gives speech. In the imprinting of the
  • I only wanted to-day to give an idea of how the Northern
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 9
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • heard from former presentations given on similar themes, that the
  • is given to considering everything in its relation to the ‘ I
  • account given in the Old Testament of the Serpent, which is nothing
  • particular is the battle with the Powers which give us an external,
  • day only give hints as to this Luciferic influence. What you will
  • it is given the possibility of lying. In the physical body sickness
  • the material scientists of the present day give the same explanation
  • positively awes one in the Scandinavian Mythology. I can only give
  • events could not, even down to the smallest details, be given better,
  • himself is overcome. The avenger of Odin is given a special rôle and
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 10
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  • Eleven lectures given in June of 1910 at Christiania (Oslo).
  • given to educate the ‘ I ’ through the
  • Christ-impulse had been given to the earth, Tacitus could describe
  • recognized the giver, the bestower of the ‘ I ’, the
  • group-soul was given the name Sif. That is the name of the spouse of
  • individual ‘ I ’, with the giver of the individual
  • peoples in other parts of Europe other tasks had already been given
  • could only be given to European civilization by the old Celtic
  • or Soul of the Higher Feelings. But it had not merely to give the
  • the God Thor had given to the human soul, now viewed from the
  • living to the East of us. Their whole culture gives the Western
  • that we may compare what it gives us as a direct out-pouring of the
  • Anthroposophists, because he develops it higher and higher and gives
  • a wonderful, plastic manner in the various expositions Solovioff gives
  • Christ into the idea of the State given him by the Roman State. The
  • Age of the ancient Greeks was given as an impulse to Christianity,
  • Northern and Eastern Europe. I wished to give you an indication of
• Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 11
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  • been given on this theme, the further discussion of which would not
  • which I was able to give here, will remember that once upon a time in
  • they are presented to the untrained soul. But that which is given in
  • once able to give, and which the human soul is growing away from, is
  • the human soul-forces, had to be subdued by that which had been given
  • give, namely, soul-pictures such as that of the Fenris Wolf. It would
  • clairvoyance. The power given by the old Archangel Odin, the old
  • can again be given to man with which to see Christ. Vidar, who
  • Anthroposophy, that seed would not be given on this ground to one
  • particular people or tribe, but to humanity as a whole. What is given
  • to all mankind, and must be given, can only spring up at a certain
  • place; but it must be given to the whole of humanity. We recognize no
  • in one people disputing with another about what is to be given, but
  • is the best that I can give?’ Then to the common altar will
  • about that which could not yet be given in the first half of the
  • anthroposophical, that we should give of our best, that which is
• Title: Paths to Knowledge of Higher Worlds
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  • A lecture given in Christiania, 26th November, 1921.
  • A lecture given in Christiania, 26th November, 1921.
  • also in ordinary science is given up to external observation and
  • and more the support given by external observation. Observation has
  • organism. Let me now give you an example, an elementary but
  • gives rise to something which does not reveal itself outwardly
  • which one form gives rise to the other can only be grasped if we bear
  • the development of the body, from the embryonic stage onwards, gives
  • not the point just now; the point is that sense-perception gives us a
  • were, for our soul-experiences. We need something which gives the
  • support in the same way in which the external sense perceptions give
  • What is it that gives us the right to speak of reality in the
  • consist, for example, in the fact that at certain given moments we
  • our ordinary life we give ourselves up to the present. But in the
  • can only give a few indications in this connection.
  • possible to give it any ordinary kind of frame. What the friends of
  • can only give a few indications in this direction, for at the Waldorf
• Title: Lecture: The World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania
  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania
  • Given at the
  • which I took the liberty to give you, will have shown you that
  • submit coldly to inner ideas. Of course, this gives rise to the
  • if loneliness would not give us this Ego-feeling in the spiritual
  • gives us our Ego feeling here on earth. To this loneliness we owe
  • shall enlarge the explanations already given yesterday. It is
  • true that in this case the physical body is given over to the
  • body. This elimination gives rise to that thought activity which
  • stars above will no longer exist. But spiritual science gives us
• Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania on
  • The lecture presented here was given at the University of Christiania
  • Given at the
  • I wish to give you
  • being by seeking to know what the universe is able to give them,
  • body's physical nature, tried to give many examples taken from
  • with an inky nib had given him a blood poisoning and that he
  • given by the medium or, as Sir Oliver Lodge believed, with the
  • description given by the soul of his son. Even a scientist could
  • advancing fantastic notions; this certainty given by
  • against the scientific interpretations given in the two
  • a foreboding, or whether we give it any other name. But it is a
  • a different aspect, and ordinary consciousness simply gives them
  • dream. Allow me to give you a few indications which show how such
  • [Lectures given on the 25th and
  • shall see that this perception outside the body gives us a new
  • whereas the eye only gives us a physical reflection of something
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 1. Angels, Folk Spirits, Time Spirits: their part in the Evolution of Mankind.
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  • the brief sketch I have given you, has evolved. We can look into a
  • give heed to them. He would then see that there are certain entities,
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 2. Normal and abnormal Archangels and Time Spirits.
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  • whose activity is expressed in this physical form must give some
  • not given the brain its present form. Beings such as these are able
  • definitions. The authors must of necessity give different
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 3. The inner Life of the Folk Spirits. Formation of the Races.
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  • and confirms what people have learnt at school. I could also give you
  • responsible, but which gives him the occasion to incarnate in a
  • field of perception. This should give to some extent an insight into
  • Then follows the influence of the Spirit of the Age who gives his
  • turn give them to the Angels who transmit them to the separate
  • the Age detached a portion of the people at a given moment and then
  • the reason why mankind is divided into races. That which gives man
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 4. The Evolution of Races and Civilization.
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  • life man has to give back what he received during the first, the
  • childhood; the centre in Asia corresponds to those which give man the
  • and needs explaining: the translator did not give an accurate
  • post-Atlantean civilization, to which we have already given due
  • forces of youth, but is given over to the hardening forces of old
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 5. Manifestation of the Hierarchies in the Elements of Nature.
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  • concert, I would like to give you an example and would ask you to
  • It was for this reason that they were given their name. Behind them
  • speaks of the Sun, not as the giver of light, but when he says:
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 6. The Five Root Races of Mankind.
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  • lecture-course was given in Dusseldorf, in April 1909, and was
  • Hierarchies in the lecture-course given at Dusseldorf, in which a
  • comprehensive picture was given of the cosmic activity of the three
  • our knowledge: Nevertheless from the indications given in the last
  • Ethiopian race. Everything which gives the Ethiopian race its
  • give it a definite form. In this indirect way the abnormal Spirits of
  • mysteries, which give us a deep insight into the wise guidance of all
  • Nine lectures given in Munich, 23rd – 29th August, 1909.]
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 7. Advance of Folk Spirits to the Rank of Time Spirits.
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  • spirit of the lectures given here in the last few days you will be
  • substance.] to give it its correct name. This
  • given up to the impulses of the Folk Spirit. At the time when the
  • given other tasks, into the hands of others. We have already
  • composition and characteristic development, gives a deeper or clearer
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 8. The Five Post-Atlantean Civilizations.
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  • which Odin acquired the power to give the gift of language to the
  • Spirit in the spiritual life of the Teutonic peoples. What gives the
  • Anthroposophy we are given a description of the events which took
  • I only wanted to give an idea of how the Germanic peoples awakened to
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 9. Loki - Hodur and Baldur - Twilight of the Gods.
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  • is given to seeing everything in relation to the ‘I’, to
  • powers which give us an external, false Picture of the world and
  • only give indications of this Luciferic influence outside the
  • Eleven lectures given in Hamburg, May
  • man, although externally it gives the same impression.
  • awful grandeur peculiar to Teutonic mythology. I can only give
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 10. The Mission of Individual Peoples and Cultures in the Past, Present and Future.
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  • Group Soul was given the name “Sif “. This is the name of
  • the peoples in other regions of Europe had already been given other
  • was later given quite different tasks, to educate the still youthful
  • could be given to European civilization only by the ancient Celtic
  • simply the precipitation of what the God Thor had given to the human
  • China with what had once existed in former times. I can give only the
  • their whole culture gives the impression of being in a preparatory
  • mythology. We should give a false impression of these Eastern
  • Northern and Eastern Europe. I wished to give you an indication of
• Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 11. Nerthus, Freyja and Gerda.
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  • lectures which I was able to give here will recall that once upon a
  • will understand the account Tacitus gives of the Goddess Nerthus
  • Germania. See also the lecture given by Rudolf Steiner
  • legends which give intimations of the birth of physical man. Njordr
  • give and which the human soul transcends, is in conflict with that
  • given from out of the Earth forces themselves to the ‘I’,
  • to give birth to a new clairvoyance. The power given by the old
  • given to man again. Vidar who is part of the heritage of Northern and
  • future mission. Only vague intimations of his image have been given.
  • of the Gods we realize that Teutonic mythology gives promise of
  • has sometimes been said that the name we give to the greatest Being
  • should be given the name of Buddha, we should unhesitatingly abide by
  • Germanic countries, but of the whole of humanity. What is given to
  • all mankind must be given; it may, it is true, originate in a
  • particular region, but it must be given to the whole of humanity. We
  • disposal, the more the better. I have no qualms. All that is given
  • been given out of the sources Of the Rosicrucian Mystery will
  • take it for granted that the communications given out from
  • life, you can test what is given out from the sources of
  • because it is given to them to preserve and nurture old and new
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• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture I
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  • ideas and thoughts he gives very little evidence of
  • have given birth not only to what claims to be Christian but
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture II
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  • way. Forgive me if I here interpose a personal remark. I must
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture III
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  • is not easy to put these things into words which give
  • From a Lecture-Course given here
  • And yet, what an impulse has been given! But these things are
  • clearly. The other four Gospels give little indication of this
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture IV
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  • from that time in his life of which indications have been given
  • him to give these astounding answers. It was because everything
  • time to give those astounding answers. We know too that after
  • answers he had given in the temple. They saw in him the future
  • “Bath-Kol” was the name given to that mysterious
  • Not only had he been able in his twelfth year to give
  • entered the Order must give to it all his worldly possessions.
• Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture V
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  • senses. He was given up as hopeless. And indeed for days he
  • once given birth to the Jesus child of St. Luke's Gospel.
  • realm I will give thee all the beauty and the glory contained
  • through what I can give to thee, thou wilt be able to dispense
  • among those who observed the moral precepts given by Hillel or
  • into a supplication: “Give us this day our Daily
  • others incurred,” He transposed into: “Forgive us
  • our trespasses as we forgive them that trespass against
  • teachings given by Christ Jesus to His disciples.
  • narratives selected is rather to give you an idea of its
  • a long time that the teaching I give is tainted by every kind
  • in a watered-down form to America, where he has given out a
  • given in good faith, as it should be treated. Take it with you,
  • given here in connection with the Fifth Gospel in such a way
  • given — who has won great respect simply because he is
  • thinking must be changed, must be given another direction!
  • greeting I should like to give, particularly at the end of this
• Title: Eternal Soul of Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • anywhere. The Bn/GA is not listed. It was given at Oslo in 1923.
  • for apologies, as I cannot give the lecture in the language of
  • consciousness is given with which we can judge the reality of
  • wants to dream further about the dream in order to give himself
  • gives continuously of this wealth until he has little, yes,
  • secrets of the world, and which can also give us, in addition,
  • not given back earlier to us, not until we can grasp it in love
  • knowledge; this then gives us an unsought insight into a former
  • when we — forgive me when I use the term — first
  • occasion: of course the objection is given that these things
  • after he gives an account of his method, as I have described
  • given to me from the spiritual world, not merely to think it
  • the cosmic goal so that this cosmic goal gives the correct
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture I: Cosmic Forces in Man
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  • Three lectures given in Christiania, November 24th, 27th and
  • lectures given in this very town many years ago, before the war, and
  • that certain definite indications were given of the terrible times
  • affairs upon any knowledge of this kind. I answered that I had given
  • the real purport of the lectures. Their aim was to give true guiding
  • words of human language that can give any adequate idea of the awful
  • more brilliantly than all that was given to man by oriental wisdom
  • applies to him, that this name was once given to him as a being who
  • indications can be given. Knowing something of the spiritual teachings
  • of the fact that the forces by which the limbs are given shape are
  • given by the Cosmos. The upper part of his structure is a product of
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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  • Three lectures given in Christiania, November 24th, 27th and
  • cognition — give us knowledge of what lies on the other side of
  • view, notably in the Lecture-Course given in Vienna in 1914, entitled
  • again. The power is given him to work as a being of soul-and-spirit,
  • in the last life, and give rise to the form of the brain.
  • becoming apparent in the life of the peoples — to give men who
• Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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  • Three lectures given in Christiania, November 24th, 27th and
  • centuries of the post-Christian era. External history gives no true
  • inspiring such individuals in order that they might give forth the
  • have given here. External life must be viewed not only from the
  • statements will be more or less correct but will give no true account
  • part of the Scandinavian peninsula, to give a very definite stimulus
  • to other souls after death. They can give to other souls after death
  • The two lectures — indeed the three — which I have given you
  • explicable for the reasons given above. But if praise were to come
• Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture IX: Ancient Revelation and Learning How to Ask Modern Questions
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  • of history. Steiner gives numerous examples of this process, but he
  • is given to it cannot transcend itself because it merely
  • itself; it has to grow beyond its given form. It must raise
  • of what was given to Moses and Paul in the
• Title: Colour: Part Three: Colours as Revelations of the Psychic in the World
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  • and black give one the desire to have an enclosed image. One wants to
  • peach-colour are images, that is, self-contained surfaces, which give
  • from outer phenomena and remain, as it were, sealed. This give the
• Title: Question/Economic Life: Lecture: The Central Question of Economic Life
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  • equal warmth, that it gives me deep satisfaction to be allowed
  • can actually only give a few aspects and perhaps indications,
  • the community give to every healthy human being the work which
  • proletarian is waiting for. So he gives himself over to the
  • is why I have given some examples how the development of
  • could be regulated and so on. There I have tried to give
  • given about specific things but which I never meant to be
  • given again and again, and in the discussions following them,
  • situated in their right place. Therefore I do not give actual
  • life. I will give an example. As everyone knows, an item of
  • theoretical answers are given but that life, the total human
  • and historical reality itself, gives the answer to the
  • historical background, life must directly truly give answer. No
  • theory can give this answer, but only the full practical
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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  • numbers 3, 5 and 7 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in the
  • wish to give you in three lectures a survey of what
  • know what the universe is able to give them, the universe of
  • give many examples taken from his medical and scientific
  • the delusion that this prick with an inky nib had given him a
  • with the description given by the medium, or, as Sir Oliver
  • Lodge believed, with the description given by the soul of his
  • advancing fantastic notions; this certainty given by
  • raised against the scientific interpretations given in
  • this a foreboding, or whether we give it any other name. But it
  • different aspect, and ordinary consciousness simply gives them
  • might say, many a pleasant dream. Allow me to give you a few
  • gives us a new aspect of man's physical being. We perceive,
  • gives us a physical reflection of something outside. By leaving
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • numbers 3, 5 and 7 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in the
  • I not spoken to you yesterday, I could not give you to-day's
  • lecture in the form in which I intend to give it. This is not
  • were given here, a condition can be created, particularly in
  • conception with the physical substance given to us by our
  • Does this fact contradict the explanations given above? It does
  • rayed out can be given form, and these forms moulded by thought
  • to give a description of man's experiences after death.
  • perspective. And thus all the descriptions which I have given
  • were, gives our ordinary thinking and feeling a kind of
  • explanations which I have tried to give as a partial solution
  • as a physical being (more exact details will be given the day
  • following the explanations now given on the nature of man.
• Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture III: World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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  • numbers 3, 5 and 7 of 8 lectures given at Christiania (Oslo) in the
  • away in this world of the spirit, if loneliness would not give
  • which our body, our bodily sensation, gives us our Ego-feeling
  • this connection I shall enlarge the explanations already given
  • given over to the elements of the earth and that the etheric
  • no longer exist. But spiritual science gives us the certainty
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  • belongs to the more detailed and individual part of life. But it gives
  • knowledge of the nature of man, it gives a Vision of that which lies
  • his own soul the means that are given for attaining occult knowledge.
  • that before a man was given the means of attaining occult knowledge,
  • to cite it to demonstrate how impossible it was to give occult
  • egoisms. Special preparation had therefore to be given in the occult
  • how impossible it is to give expression to it with ordinary words.
  • give it expression by the use of means that are attained through the
  • It is by no means easy to give expression in this way to occult
  • intelligence if he will but give himself the trouble We have no right
  • have insight into what theosophy was able to give. And so the truths
  • difficult for one who gives utterance in correct philosophical manner
  • possibility should again be given for speaking with a single voice
  • “Christianity has not up to the present given me any revelation
  • receives what is given as the occult foundation of Christianity and in
  • hinder the great mission of peace that it is given to theosophy to
  • My intention has been in this lecture to give a kind of introduction
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  • I have given that we stand now at a point in time when through the
  • research. The power given him in occult research must never be allowed
  • attainment. Consider the case of a man who has given himself and his
  • occult research gives him he can, it is true, give wings to his
  • comes to him through occult research and might give him an unfair
  • that is now given to him, after he has passed through the previous
  • given to him in occult instruction.
  • What reason do they give? They say: “That statement is
  • stage of forgetfulness, the first characteristic can only be given in
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  • that a man who has succeeded in becoming free of the instrument given
  • external objects. It gives us moreover the feeling of being surrounded
  • and limited experience. Then more is given to us, gradually we learn
  • for, in order to give a full explanation of the activities in brain
  • what we experience in the flowing light does not at all give us the
  • it gives us pain and pleasure that it begins even to sting and burn
  • and Moon, if it had been able to give man no more than the forces it
  • to bring Him in from the world outside; his philosophy does not give
  • given him in Earthly forces. But for man to be able to perceive what
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  • WE have now to give our consideration to the third experience in the
  • been given to man, for the simple reason that he cannot find them
  • Thou givest us light in the darkness; and he is
  • Such a mystic would give to men nothing but pure thoughts, —
  • the word. What he gives in his philosophy is expressly intended to
  • This gives us, in fact, three more kinds of mystics. We have those who
  • consciousness. This gives a personal touch to the whole thing, and we
• Title: Lecture V: Man in the Light of Occultism
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  • time — you will find that philosophy is continually given this
  • earthly life; but do we really know this ego? Could we give any
  • something of an earthly reality that is not given from without.
  • presumption you have given yourself a form you should not have. As I
  • It is a judgment to which, in fact, expression has been given by man
  • the truths which are drawn from the deep wells of occultism give us a
  • to the external world. Finally, the symmetry of his form gives him a
  • To find the fifth member of the human form, you must give your
  • help to give man his distinctively human form. If man were a fish, or
  • either given an outward direction in its form, or as we have seen,
  • What we described as the quality of enclosure within itself is given
  • convenience of further reference, give these members names which have
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  • give, you cannot omit from your study of man the aspects with which we
  • ordered things that precisely what man loses in this way is given to
  • . These are the names given to the first three
  • to these that I will ask you now to give your consideration.
  • fourth member, the upper arm, and to this we give the same designation
  • And so we give to the elbow the Sign and the name we gave to the knee,
  • (Libra) and is given the Sign
  • gives it a double relation with the outside world It is connected with
  • leg, to which we give the name Waterman (Aquarius) and the
  • as he has an animal nature. We give it the name of Archer
  • is not only formed from out of the middle man, but it is also given an
  • Occultism has always given the name of Mysterium Magnum, the Great
  • occultism must give heed. When he passes out beyond his consciousness,
  • spoken: “Give heed to what is said to thee; so mayst thou
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  • give us information of Earth life, are principally situated in the
  • The explanation that has been given enables us to recognise the fact
  • Let us now give our special attention to this middle man. If you
  • man as part and parcel of what Earth existence gives to us, we must
  • Earth can give to man. The Earth could be there for a long
  • more given to thought. Peoples of ancient times who were fond of
  • peoples. This clairvoyance had been given to man, — as a kind of
  • be something external for man, could only give him an Earth
  • — and so a clairvoyance was given to the man of ancient times as
  • a compensation; it was given him through the possibility of
  • Moon religion that was given by the old clairvoyance in the very
  • that they were in great measure given to mankind as very ancient
  • the theosophical teachings that were given by the occultists were
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  • Let me now give you a picture of what happens when a pupil in
  • it is a process, an experience that is given us by the ether body.
  • as given over to death.
  • destructible form have the Gods given you — the Gods who are my
  • man would have become if he had been given the handling of him,
  • gives of what man would have become if he, Lucifer, alone had had the
  • transient. It gives nevertheless an approximate idea of the impression
  • always given man the four pictures, — Man, Lion, Bull, Eagle; but
  • it has given no more than indications, as, e.g., in the account of the
  • this Earth evolution has under the influence of Lucifer given to man
  • thought, which alone can give man support and stay. But it is
  • If I am to give a name to the help that the pupil in occultism needs
  • If I am to give you an answer to this question, I must draw your
  • of the reasons why the Christ Impulse can give this help. The first is
  • and not only with founders of religions, but with all who have given
  • everywhere indications that while he did not give all he knew, for
  • 4:6 And the devil said unto him, All this power will I give thee, and the glory of them: for that is delivered unto me; and to whomsoever I will I give it. \
  • 4:10 For it is written, He shall give his angels charge over thee, to keep thee: \
  • see how unique is the picture given us in the Gospels. Christ passed
  • with the accounts that have to be given of the life of initiates,
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  • in occultism. Christ gives him the means whereby he can remember his I
  • name of Jahve or Jehovah gives something to the upper man as a kind of
  • that member of the human form to which we give symbolically the Sign
  • then we must take them in the sequence I have given; because,
  • take the movements in the sequence I have given.
  • gave you a destructible body, but I have given you immortality.”
  • understanding that is given here. The exoteric traditions do indeed
  • can give no actual and genuine knowledge of the facts. The real
  • for him to appear again in Earth life, he has been given a new
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  • IT was by no mere chance that after I had given you a description of
  • Temptation given in the Gospels; you would have it there before you,
  • Lucifer, and in the scene that is given us in the Gospels we have to
  • — Christ appears as wholly given up, in devotion, to all that is
  • super-sensible consciousness can give information concerning the
  • and comprehensive communications given there in reference to primeval
  • give other names to the results reached on the occult path. Both roads
  • the names that were given out of the knowledge contained in the
  • seen how Lucifer is given the place of a kind of brother. This is what
  • The answer is, that by taking together all that has been given in the
  • which can give a more exact and accurate picture of the higher trinity
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  • given us by earthly experiences. Yet, if we desire to attain
  • divided and given to the cosmos: so that it might nourish the
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  • esterday I tried to give you
  • the answers will be given by means of similar symbolic forms
  • is here that we give as nourishment to the universe
  • earthly experiences. We give to the universe whatever it
  • experiencing of the spiritual world. Secondly, we are given
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  • the exalted Sun-spirit who had given them the strength to pass
  • will be given of being helped by the Christ impulse, as it is
  • earth. And it would be the moral world order which would give
  • What we are given by Anthroposophy shows us how the
  • words must be given wings by the spirit. At night, however, the
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  • thoughts had been given to him by the stars; but he attained,
  • teaching given to us in school, from forming a conception of
  • to feeling, was given to ancient man by this knowledge: I have
  • has given you the faculty of making your soul independent of
  • ego-being only if given the impulse by the gods to merge
  • the giver of man's immortality, with the Christ. It is a divine
  • from what was given by the body. In the present stage of human
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  • its height. Then the earth has given her soul to the
  • gives us the possibility of recognizing man as Man. Without
  • be possible once the knowledge given by spirit and soul will
  • “Give us corpses! Then we shall be able to advance in
  • medicine. Give us corpses!” — Certainly, this cry
  • “Give us the possibility of looking into spirit and soul,
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  • Consists of 38 esoteric lessons all given by Rudolf Steiner
  • robust thoughts that an exoteric can. I'll give you an example.
  • why the exercises that were given to you contain thought
  • or fast-living men. Such thoughts give him a pain, because he feels
  • lesser extent from Empedocles. Leibniz gives one a feeling of
  • consumed. This gives one a true image of a human being. The bowl is
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  • have been given that enable us to reach it. But the path is difficult
  • protect oneself against Ahriman? By being satisfied with what's given
  • glad for what's given to you;
  • Gladly do without what's not given to you.
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  • completely free. Through the meditations he's given he must
  • himself acquire the forces that helpers used to give him. An esoteric
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  • masters of wisdom and of the harmony of feelings have given us are all
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  • to support us in our meditations, which were given in all proper esoteric
  • ones a thousandfold. Nevertheless, we should not give up our
  • doctor can of course not give us anything for these conditions, and
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  • What's given here is
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  • student isn't just supposed to be given teachings, he's
  • the school there for? Advice is given for faster and easier progress,
  • speak in one out of what is given exoterically and experience it from
• Title: Esoteric Lessons Part II: Oslo, 6-11-12
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  • him. Every joy that one has had from small things will give rise to
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  • to the earth the sublime Sun-Being gives them the power whereby they
  • Many were the prayers, many were the lofty teachings given by the
  • offered their prayers to the Spirit of the sun who gives them
  • His disciples and gave them further teaching. A power had been given
  • said: “We beheld the Mystery of Golgotha, and this gives us the
  • merely in order to give teaching to men but to make the fact of His
  • Moreover this knowledge can give a new understanding of Christ, in the
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  • thoughts. As a result, certain ideas give conceptual form to the phenomena
  • given wings by artistic feeling.
  • through sensory-natural elements, is given the soul out of the
  • actually part of that head. Her helmet gives expression to the shaping
  • life as does abstract, idealistic-empirical cognition, it gives us back
  • sun-implanted blood system upon the earth-given nervous system. The
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  • be given stage presentation. Man was, so to speak, the vessel of the
  • imaginative element, the evocation of sounds. Single words give the
  • Frau Dr. Steiner has given years to it. When we return to artistic feeling
  • given only sketchy indications of what Anthroposophy wishes to do for
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  • Fifth Gospel. For I hope to show that in fact, given our
  • only give what we would have to place on the rising scale
  • be clarified if the answer is given to the question: How
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  • couldn't receive what this being had to give with
  • understand with normal reason what he had to give them. He
  • give these images the necessary condensation, to hold them
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  • what impulses have they nevertheless given! Their profound
  • divine powerlessness in order to give birth to the impulse
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  • a way to enable Jesus to give such surprising answers. We
  • was able to give exceptional answers. In the beginning he
  • given to that inspiring voice, although a weaker, lesser
  • the others around him knew. Not only that he could give the
  • All who entered the Order had to give all their possessions
  • had to be given to the Order. So the Order possessed small
  • almost everything that the Essenes were able to give during
  • These lectures were given to members of the
  • "tone," "call" (e.g. water in pouring gives forth a
  • the Divine will, by whatever means effected, given to
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  • given birth to the Luke-Jesus.
  • are old. I want to found a new kingdom; I will give you
  • give you, you will not need what you now need because you
  • bread into a request: “Give us this day our daily
  • by others owed” he changed to: “Forgive us our
  • trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against
  • have attempted to give you an indication by telling you
  • given in good faith, correctly. Take it with you, discuss
  • think this is the best farewell greeting I can give at the
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  • given by Theosophy is as subjectively colored as all the other
  • are told that the mystery of Jesus Christ is given to us in signs, that
  • any given age. If we consider initiation according to that principle,
  • of an impulse given by Christ.
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  • two students was reborn as Hermes, the great impulse giver for the Egyptian
  • prophets had been given the idea of the great being, Ahura Mazdao,
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  • achieve nothing. But if people are given wisdom, knowledge of evolution,
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  • teaching. Indications are given everywhere in these writings that people
  • wisdom, Ahriman was given a name made up of two parts: Mephiz-Tophel,
  • (Fear none of those things which thou shalt suffer: behold, the devil shall cast some of you into prison, that ye may be tried; and ye shall have tribulation ten days: be thou faithful unto death, and I will giveRev. 2:10)
  • we read: “To him who overcomes I will give some of the hidden
  • manna and I will give him a white stone with a new name written on the
  • (He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches; To him that overcometh will I giveRev. 2:17)
  • ascetics, but to recognize that this earth has something to give them.
  • but, through legends, to come to realize what humanity has been given
  • (And I will kill her children with death; and all the churches shall know that I am he which searcheth the reins and hearts: and I will giveRev. 2:23)
  • the development of the earth, which is given to us by the “masters
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  • to them. The individuals given a special mission therefore had to carry
  • receives what is given to it cannot go beyond itself. It can only observe
  • Paul were given in the revelation of Yahweh-Christ. Therefore, we read in
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  • That gives us an idea
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  • which has given them mastery over external physical nature, the souls
  • world, he gives the book to the writer of the Apocalypse. He is supposed
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  • 12:14 And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a time, and times, and half a time, from the face of the serpent. \
  • 13:5 And there was given unto him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies; and power was given unto him to continue forty and two months. \
  • 13:7 And it was given unto him to make war with the saints, and to overcome them: and power was given him over all kindreds, and tongues, and nations. \
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  • 12:14 And to the woman were given two wings of a great eagle, that she might fly into the wilderness, into her place, where she is nourished for a time, and times, and half a time, from the face of the serpent. \
  • 13:5 And there was given unto him a mouth speaking great things and blasphemies; and power was given unto him to continue forty and two months. \
  • 13:7 And it was given unto him to make war with the saints, and to overcome them: and power was given him over all kindreds, and tongues, and nations. \
  • 17:13 These have one mind, and shall give their power and strength unto the beast. \
  • 17:17 For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled. \
  • 18:7 How much she hath glorified herself, and lived deliciously, so much torment and sorrow give her: for she saith in her heart, I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow. \
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  • have to speak for years. In these lectures we can only give a kind of
  • been given to humankind not in order to agitate for Theosophy but rather
  • angels who had been given power to harm earth and sea, saying, ‘Do
  • harmony. Twelve times 12,000 gives the number 144,000.
  • ages an entirely different form of wisdom will be given. The souls who
  • the resurrection — this coffin was given the shape of the cross.
  • beast gives a home to all that thus falls away: that is the eighth state.
  • to give Theosophy to those able to receive it.