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  • Title: Lecture: On the Reality of Higher Worlds
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    • exercises but they must be repeated over and over again. One person
    • person who has passed with alert consciousness through the
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 1
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    • influenced by all that usually arises in a person through living in
    • Personality, Archai, or First Beginnings. So that, if we begin with
    • look up to yet higher beings, to the Spirits of Personality. They are
    • really is: it is a group of persons belonging together, guided by one
    • is of no consequence. For instance, a person may say, ‘I
    • like the Indian culture best,’ that may be his personal
    • opinion. But one who is not swayed by personal opinion will say, ‘Our
    • our present time. How is it that in this room so many persons are
    • different persons come from the domains of many different
    • such Spirits of Personality who work as Spirits of the Age. These
    • Spirits of Personality, the Intuitors of the spirit of the age, are
    • Age, or Spirit of Personality, or Archai.
    • evolution here, our personality passes the result of this earthly
    • up to these Spirits of Personality, to these Beings who may be called
    • of Personality, of their describing cycles, as it were, and returning
    • The fact that individual persons become instruments in this mission
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 2
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    • 4. First Beginnings, or Spirits of Personality, Archai,
    • Spirits of Personality, who during the earth existence represent what
    • or under other laws. Personalities grow forth from quite definite
    • become Spirits of Personality during our earth existence, work in
    • Personality. Thus those Beings who made their renunciation not upon
    • Personality, but they do not possess the attributes they ought
    • same way as do the normal Spirits of Personality, but as do the
    • Spirits of Form who have the character of Spirits of Personality,
    • Spirits of Personality by whom he allows himself to be stirred to do
    • age as Spirits of Personality. These, therefore, are not those
    • delicately working Spirits of Personality who allow a man to do as he
    • you can always observe these two types. In those persons who are
    • persons, in whom are active those Spirits of Personality who are in
    • Archangel stage, but also with those Spirits of Personality who are
    • Personality who from within govern the work of thought in a
    • abnormal Spirit of Personality, and in a certain historical epoch the
    • Personality. The agreement made between these three parties was
    • persons who do not take the occult forces of human evolution into
    • several personalities of the people. Each one feels something
    • Spirit of Personality, that is to say, why their life is especially
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  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 3
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    • down upon those personalities of the folk belonging to him and which
    • central points, are the several human personalities, the several
    • specialized, and he can make use of the several persons and work for
    • human beings. The personal things which a man experiences because he
    • personality may go through.
    • Spirits of Personality, the Archai, work.
    • Spirits of Personality, and it may happen that in the mutual
    • Personality, — because the latter are pursuing quite different
    • of Personality come into collision with the measures taken by the
    • Personality is externally visible when, within a certain people,
    • with the sometimes opposing separate Spirits of Personality. In the
    • you have an interplay of the abnormal Spirits of Personality with the
    • abnormal Spirit of Personality but the normal Spirit of Personality,
    • permeated the several persons, discharges the functions of the
    • temperament of the people expressed in the several personalities, we
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 4
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    • Personality, the Archangels, down to the Angels, — and above
    • persons who walked on earth would have been of the same form and
    • a law. As all persons in their different incarnations pass through
    • has just been said does not depend upon whether one person likes it
    • in evolution. If a person were to speak against necessity he would
    • Where the great movement of humanity is concerned, no personal
    • sympathy, and no personal enthusiasm must play a part, for that does
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 5
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    • to a person from what we must now describe quite objectively. As long
    • this or that race, or of this or that people, as a personal matter,
    • A person goes on foot, for instance, over the rocky land
    • predominating elements of our own personal being,
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 7
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    • we have that Spirit of Personality, the Spirit of the Age, who was
    • Christianity is divided into Three Persons. All the other peoples
    • rank of Spirits of the Age or Spirits of Personality and some of them
    • Personality. That for which this Archangel of Greece had prepared
    • a Spirit of Personality, and decided to remain at the stage of an
    • when he had renounced becoming a Spirit of Personality? He became the
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 8
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    • What happens as a rule when a person compares the mythologies and
    • uniform.’ Now if the person in question were to believe that
    • mistake, for a person of quite different character might be wearing
    • should be understood as Primal Forces, as Spirits of Personality.
    • Personality, but in their case there was also something else, and
    • German peoples lived within, it was their own direct personal
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 9
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    • impersonal, and above all one is required to become impersonal in
    • oneself. The chief requirement there is to be impersonal.
    • Naturally all persons of the present day whose thoughts are
    • persons cannot comprehend that one external phenomenon may look like
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 10
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    • ‘ I ’-less, impersonal;
    • substance which, as a spiritual personality, is to work into the
    • Personality in Whose service man finds himself as ‘man with the
    • Spirit-Self,’ — this Christ-Personality is worked out in
    • concreteness of personality, so that it acts indeed as a spiritual
    • peculiarities of a personality. No other philosophy is so permeated
  • Title: Mission of Folk-Souls (1929): Lecture 11
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    • come about, for instance, that persons will be able, through the
    • We are told that in future persons in whom the organs of
    • Those persons who receive a stimulus from Anthroposophy
    • persons, in the course of the next three thousand years. That which
    • liberty, for the personal recognition of that which is developing
    • within it, and it might occur that those persons who will come
    • scientific spiritual knowledge, that persons may, it is true, speak
    • personality of Sabbatai. In the seventeenth century the tragedy was
    • its means a sufficient number of persons will be developed enough to
    • those persons as Buddhists who swear by Buddha, then Christianity
    • this or that person made it, but it is anthroposophical to let
  • Title: Paths to Knowledge of Higher Worlds
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    • Translated by persons unknown from Shorthand reports unrevised
    • Translated by persons unknown from Shorthand reports unrevised
    • person who wishes to become a spiritual investigator, in the
    • complete willpower. A person who wishes to become a spiritual
    • systematic way. (One person will need longer time for the attainment
    • of results, and another person a shorter time). These thoughts,
    • Perhaps you will allow me to make a personal remark; which, however,
    • is not meant personally, but, as you will readily admit, it belongs
    • something personal, but which is also an objective fact.
    • Take a nut with its shell. An unprejudiced person will think that the
    • Even as a person is a full human being in the true meaning of the
  • Title: Lecture: The World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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    • and enthusiasm; I would be a cold prosaic person if I were to
    • placing man at the summit of animal development. One person does
    • people take it amiss if a person describes the spiritual world as
    • like a person using a coach; for it is the remaining body which
    • really grasps these words, if a person who really understands
  • Title: Lecture: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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    • personally well known to me, is the following: He describes a
    • use the mediumistic power of a certain person, in order to enter
    • of a person's life. It is quite indifferent whether we call this
    • person may foresee, in the form of a picture, that he will, for
    • arising from such a premonition. The person in question therefore
    • this fact, also know that a person endowed with second sight can
    • as if a person were to analyze the ink used in writing a letter,
    • person who really has no cause whatever for getting tired during
    • melancholic person will have desires which differ from those of a
    • sanguine person. The physical foundation of desires could soon be
    • any other person in this room, but the truth must be shown, and
    • A person who
    • A person who
    • A person who seeks
    • A person who
    • were subjectively or personally connected with our thoughts, we
    • personality as something which is not real, then we learn to know
    • us, anthroposophical investigation transforms the personality by
    • recognize the attitude of a person who is not a conscious
    • person not yet capable of independent spiritual vision is pushed
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 1. Angels, Folk Spirits, Time Spirits: their part in the Evolution of Mankind.
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    • humanity cannot be influenced by whatsoever a person acquires through
    • called the Spirits of Personality or Archai underwent their human
    • Beings, the Spirits of Personality (Archai). They are at a still
    • the old Indian culture is a matter of personal opinion. But he who is
    • not swayed by personal opinions will be indifferent to value
    • can observe this at the present time. How is it that so many persons
    • Spirits of Personality who work as Spirits of the Age. These Spirits
    • of Personality, these inspirers of the Spirit of the Age, are of a
    • Spirits of Personality is predominant and sets his seal upon the
    • epoch, another Spirit of Personality, another of the Archai, takes
    • die, having completed our present stage of evolution, our personality
    • Personality, to these Beings who may be characterized by the somewhat
    • Spirits of Personality is to perform cyclic revolutions and return to
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 2. Normal and abnormal Archangels and Time Spirits.
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    • characteristic of the person who lives in this etheric aura of the
    • First Beginnings, Archai or Spirits of Personality
    • First Beginnings, the Archai or Spirits of Personality, who during
    • other circumstances. Personalities are the product of the specific
    • normally become Spirits of Personality during our Earth-existence,
    • as Spirits of Personality.
    • Personality. They do not possess the attributes which they should
    • Form who preserve the characteristics of the Spirits of Personality
    • guided according to the will of the intuiting Spirits of Personality
    • Personality. These are not, therefore, Spirits of Personality who
    • Age, these two types. Those persons who are stimulated by the true
    • Spirits of Personality who are, in reality, Spirits of Form. Those
    • also between those Spirits of Personality who, in reality, are
    • abnormal Spirits of Personality who from within determine the pattern
    • Personality who works in the inner being of man as Spirit of the
    • within by an abnormal Spirit of Personality, was super-added. The
    • Archangels and a third to what stems from the several personalities
    • Personality is the more active agent, that is, why their mode of life
    • is determined by the cooperation of the several personalities. We
    • determined by the abnormal Spirit of Personality. These Spirits of
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  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 3. The inner Life of the Folk Spirits. Formation of the Races.
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    • to reflect. The person who only feels and does not think may well be
    • ordinary person and it is this loss of vision that accounts for the
    • upon those personalities of the folk belonging to him and who
    • centres, these focal points, are the individual human personalities,
    • personal experiences which derive from his sense perceptions are
    • concerned with his personal destiny, which he has to fulfil in order
    • of Personality, the Archai, exercise their influence. We can now turn
    • Spirits of Personality, and in the mutual cooperation of the
    • Archangels with the abnormal Spirits of Personality — since the
    • When this occurs, when these abnormal Spirits of Personality thwart
    • activity of the Spirits of Personality is visible externally. This
    • sometimes opposing separate Spirits of Personality. The fragmentation
    • illustrates the interplay of the abnormal Spirits of Personality with
    • Personality, but the normal, Spirit of Personality expressing himself
    • temperament which is reflected in the individual personalities of
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 4. The Evolution of Races and Civilization.
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    • of Movement, of Form, of Personality, the Archangels down to the
    • fully integrated person in his Earth-life. In the last third of his
    • evolution of mankind. In this realm neither personal sympathy nor
    • personal enthusiasm may play a part. They are of no consequence; only
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 5. Manifestation of the Hierarchies in the Elements of Nature.
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    • take personally an objective description of a particular race or
    • us suppose a person is traveling on foot over the bare, rugged
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 7. Advance of Folk Spirits to the Rank of Time Spirits.
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    • the Old Persian epoch the Archangel became the Spirit of Personality,
    • Persons. The task of the other nations was to ‘analyse’
    • of Time Spirits or Spirits of Personality and indeed some of them
    • Archai-being, a Spirit of Personality. After he had become a Time
    • Archai-being, a Spirit of Personality and elected to remain at the
    • renounced the possibility of becoming a Spirit of Personality? He
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 8. The Five Post-Atlantean Civilizations.
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    • the greatest nonsense. What happens as a rule when a person compares
    • person in question were to believe that, because the men with whom he
    • different person might be wearing that uniform at those different
    • Personality. Now the peoples of the Graeco-Latin age also had a
    • Personality, but in a different form. In their case there was an
    • more personally. Their ego had awakened at the stage of existence
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 9. Loki - Hodur and Baldur - Twilight of the Gods.
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    • In the East everything is impersonal, and, above all one is required
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 10. The Mission of Individual Peoples and Cultures in the Past, Present and Future.
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    • ego-less, devoid of personality; he looked upon the ‘I’
    • social institutions — which is felt as a Personality in whose
    • — this Christ-Personality is portrayed in a wonderfully
    • State is envisaged as a concrete personality so that it will act as a
    • with all the idiosyncrasies of a personality. No other philosophy is
  • Title: Mission/Folk-Souls (1970): 11. Nerthus, Freyja and Gerda.
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    • personality of Sabbatai. In the seventeenth century no great harm was
    • personal predilection or temperamental predisposition.
    • this or that person; but it is truly anthroposophical to allow
  • Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture I
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    • aggressive personality characteristic of Roman civilisation.
    • their own inwardness, their personal connection with the Christ
    • personality of real significance. But if we ask about his
    • very considerable. And yet as personalities they are potent
  • Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture II
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    • goes about just like a normal person, so that those with whom
    • way. Forgive me if I here interpose a personal remark. I must
    • night you were with this or that person! ... But what is so
    • personal remark. I know full well that in the spiritual
    • these things of which it is my duty to speak. This personal
    • must confront them with the truth, this personal reference is
  • Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture III
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    • I said in the lecture yesterday that those personalities
    • personality initiated in the Mysteries, had lived through
    • minds and hearts to this personality. Such things are only
  • Title: Fifth Gospel (1950): Lecture V
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    • person of no importance whatever. Because the Christ
  • Title: Eternal Soul of Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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    • entire soul constitution a different person. Each intellectual
    • a second, higher person. And this second, higher person then
    • these visual concepts and you know that the person will fall
    • time-person just as when, in the moment of realization when he
    • had come to the time-person, he had already rid himself of the
    • space-person with his strong I-feeling. Now the time-person can
    • work of his time-person he enters into the same world where he
    • this earth life as a different personality, taken to a higher
    • the head of the human being, it affects the entire person. For
    • Hence, allow me in conclusion to say something personal by way
    • of illustration, although this is not meant to be personal,
    • findings: the entire person.
    • relates to the whole person.
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture II: The Soul Life of Man ...
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    • death and a new birth. In our epoch there are persons who have brought
  • Title: Cosmic Forces in Man: Lecture III: The Mission of the Scandanavian Peoples
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    • Anthroposophy into the world, not out of personal idiosyncrasies but
  • Title: Principle/Economy: Lecture IX: Ancient Revelation and Learning How to Ask Modern Questions
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    • preserved, duplicated, and interwoven with the leading personalities
    • as well. For especially important personalities, such etheric
    • then imprinted on this personality.
    • of dual personality by this process. It may sound fantastic
    • to the modern mind, but a clairvoyant would see a personality
    • this personality and the higher world. Residing in a human
    • also the etheric body of Shem himself. Any personality that
    • personality with a special mission had to bear within himself
    • communicate with the Semitic people. Such a personality, for
    • light. Many other personalities in the world, such as Columban,
    • centuries. Such a personality was Francis of Assisi. When we
    • these are now no longer the leading personalities.
    • person's education typical for our fifth post-Atlantean
  • Title: Colour: Part Three: Colours as Revelations of the Psychic in the World
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    • person the living image of the soul.
    • will notice an apparent contradiction, because a person born blind
  • Title: Question/Economic Life: Lecture: The Central Question of Economic Life
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    • would like to draw your attention to another personality who
    • personality of the human being, from the human individual, the
    • impulse of all production, the personal ability, was being
    • agreement between persons interested in economic life in
    • the human being is this that every single person, I should say,
    • economic realm. Every person can for instance be active in all
    • this or that person is active in this or that realm, but that
    • so that a person can belong to all three or to two or to one,
    • that it makes it possible for a person to provide his keep and
  • Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture I: Foundations of Anthroposophy
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    • scientist named Schleich, who was personally well known to me,
    • certain person, in order to enter into connection with the
    • person's life. It is a matter of indifference whether we call
    • illness, a person may foresee, in the form of a picture, that
    • nervousness arising from such a premonition. The person in
    • know that a person endowed with second sight can go to the
    • me as if a person were to analyse the ink used in writing a
    • instance, they observe a person who really has no cause
    • tinged by the human temperaments. A melancholic person
    • will have desires which differ from those of a sanguine person.
    • revere as much as any other person in this room, but the truth
    • person who wishes to become a spiritual investigator in the
    • person who earnestly strives to become an anthroposophical
    • person who seeks to gain insight into the normal act of falling
    • a person who attains to the imaginative thinking referred to
    • that whereas formerly we were subjectively or personally
    • images, asserting themselves within the personality as
    • transforms the personality by rendering thought objective and
    • can now recognise the attitude of a person who is not a
    • cause the soul-spiritual being of a person not yet capable of
  • Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Anthroposophy
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    • appear in connection with a person, or in his close proximity.
    • same thing can appear if the person succumbs to some kind of
    • person who is in a kind of hypnotic state, thoughts which would
    • normal consciousness, can penetrate into a person deprived of
    • for instance, the thoughts of a dead person imparted to the
    • when that person was still living on the earth.
    • being which abandons the body of a younger person during sleep,
    • the human being harbours. When a person grows older, he no
    • a person intensifies his life of thought through meditation and
    • attested that such a picture arises when a person is in mortal
    • danger, with hardly any hope of escape. A drowning person, for
    • lasting only a few days (approximately as long as a person is
    • souls harmonise. An ordinary materialistic person will say that
    • freedom. At this point allow me to insert something personal,
    • person who is accustomed to think that everything which he
    • is freely borne by its own forces. A person who asks for proofs
    • stand then? He resembles such a person if he asks for ordinary
  • Title: Foundations of Anthroposophy: Lecture III: World Development in the Light of Anthroposophy
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    • fire and enthusiasm; I should be a cold prosaic person if I
    • development. One person does it in this way, and the other in
    • remaining body, it really travels along like a person using a
  • Title: Lecture I: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • imparted only to small circles of persons, and strict care was taken
    • persons who are curious; its whole content is something that is
    • the personality, philosophy has inevitably a personal character. When,
    • something of the personal element; and in the degree that he is able
    • character. Its personal character is unfortunately only too obvious.
    • philosophy, sees only what splits it up into many different personal
    • standpoints, and does not see the sequence of these personal
    • has to be attained by the most personal of means, whereas
    • occultism is achieved by laying aside personality. Therefore is it so
    • to what is personal in him to be understood by his fellowmen. On the
    • entirely of the personal element. Systems of philosophy arise directly
    • out of the personal in man; occultism arises out of the impersonal and
    • Buddhism differs from Christianity in that it has a personal teacher
  • Title: Lecture II: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • persons that we meet with on the physical plane. Thus, we may not
    • with a morally inferior person, nothing is easier than that he should
    • inferior person; he can also regulate accordingly what he does to this
    • person, for he has accepted no obligation in regard to his fellowman
    • for the other person. What he does, however, on his own behalf, —
    • met the other person and not recognised him to be morally inferior,
    • inferiority of the person in question. But he has for the time being
    • inferiority of the other person, is inclined to consider the occultist
  • Title: Lecture III: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • As there are persons who, without being themselves aware of the fact,
    • fashioned the brain, so are there also persons who have in them
    • person has forces that suffice for the understanding of theosophy.
    • today, claiming to rest not, it is true, on personal authority but on
  • Title: Lecture IV: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • soul-experiences all his personal self-consciousness. This will mean
    • interesting in their fellowmen, — namely, personality. People are
    • interested in each other on account of their personality. Now
    • experiences of the heart have still so much of the personal about them
    • are kept awake in our consciousness and we go with such a person with
    • powerful influence upon people, even when the essentially personal
    • personal consciousness and in addition all experiences of the heart.
    • only his personal ego-consciousness but also his heart experiences and
    • again and again, to the personal element on Earth, and anyone who
    • interests people most of all is personal experiences; and these he
    • exclude every personal point of view and also in addition all
    • personal interest and in self-consciousness, these are the very
    • consciousness of self, wherein personality is rooted and whereby man
    • remains no more than a thought picture; for him, human personality is
    • rate wipe out these several personal experiences in succession.
    • Now, we have an example of such a mystic, a person who actually trod
    • others. First, she strove with all her powers to overcome personal
    • persons who may be described as wise and practical in the best sense
    • personal element, are in their impersonal character sympathetically
    • personal and human and earthly and has nevertheless still retained in
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  • Title: Lecture V: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • overcome and transcend his personal everyday ego-consciousness.
    • the bounds of their own personality. In Saint Francis of Assisi, for
    • the personality — I say expressly, the personality —
    • to get free of our personality — the very thing we must do as
  • Title: Lecture VII: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • If you want to form a picture of what took place in such a person,
  • Title: Lecture VIII: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • caused by the external impression has finished, and for most persons
    • person can use some particular sense organ or not, it occurs quite
    • set out to relate them of some other initiated person you would have
    • fell from him like blood; in the case of another initiated person you
    • other initiated person? We must be shown how he advanced step by step
    • Man. In the case of any other initiated person we have to tell how he
    • other initiated persons is called “Resurrection” has to be
    • Resurrection — in the sense in which some initiated person may be
    • from the life of any other initiated person. Christ comes before us
  • Title: Lecture IX: Man in the Light of Occultism
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    • cannot speak of Him as of a person who underwent initiation on Earth,
    • this human personality. This is what you will have to do, for example,
  • Title: Man's Being: Lecture I: On the Nature and Destiny of Man and World
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    • by a person who happens to stay awake and roam all night long
    • respectable person), one invariably goes back in time until a
    • world, for two or three miles through space, so a person
    • this person entered earth-life with the moment
    • of the past day. One person does it faster, another slower
  • Title: Man's Being: Lecture II: Life between Death and a New Incarnation
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    • persons sleep in the same room, each of them has, nevertheless,
    • another, these persons will speak of things that seem to have
    • person is alone within himself. And only by inserting our
    • experiences of those persons with whom we were associated
    • persons, and not with actual, direct utterances of the dead
    • together. The other person, who is now dead, walked at my side.
    • human beings begin to be interested in definite persons living
  • Title: Man's Being: Lecture III: Our Experiences at Night, Life after Death
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    • When the human personality enters the realm of sleep with his
    • person feels himself, as it were, disseminated into the whole
    • into one personality. And this avowal was uttered by the
    • beings, integrated personalities.
    • Those personalities who acquire, in the time following the
    • way can the Christ help him to maintain his personality while
    • persons lies in the left portion of the brain. The gestures of
    • flowers, just flowers in the abstract. Such a person
    • person who uses words in a merely materialistic sense. During
    • of single persons.
  • Title: Man's Being: Lecture IV: Man's Being, His Destiny and World Evolution - 1
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    • accidental. And it really seems as if the two persons had been
    • employed by this person in order to arrive at a certain place,
    • in a certain year, and to encounter a certain person. Anyone
    • person with a merely intellectual bent often feels that he is
    • walking a miraculous image of human karma. A man's personal
    • assume that these can be understood by every person
    • so forth) he adjusts himself to his personal, individual
    • spell the single letters. Then another person comes and says:
    • person does not see is non-existent. For this principle is no
    • criterion of truth. And those persons who hold to it should
    • personality: defame it, tell lies about it. Unfortunately,
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    • were replaced by gods bound to the personalities of single men,
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    • real consequences will not appear before the person in
    • perhaps still later. Then this person may develop rheumatism or
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    • and intellectual defects. This also arise in an ordinary person, but
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    • people to whom some particular place or personality was sacred. As
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    • If a person
    • thoughts; does not turn a person into a commentator on art who thereby
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    • personal element, but it does lead us away from real style in stage
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    • their personal relationship to their beloved Christ; for
    • that we recognize him as an important personality. When we
    • effective as personalities, for which reason educated
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    • Pentecost, experienced — the personalities normally
    • different world. For him it was like a person who upon
    • I add a personal comment. I must admit that I was
    • personal remark. It is completely clear to me that for the
    • personal comment for two reasons: because of a peculiar
    • truth and not avoid such assertions, this personal remark
    • one can rely more on the words of a person who comes from a
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    • said yesterday that the personalities who we usually
    • were seven stages of initiation. The person who was to be
    • the person reached the capacity for an expanded
    • spiritual beings archangeloi or archangels. The person
    • existed on earth. When such a person was initiated in the
    • such a person and read in that soul as we read in a book
    • person who was initiated in the fifth degree what a nation
    • things, he affirms that when a person dies he is a spirit,
    • person can therefore not suffer. He doesn't notice
    • shocked upon hearing of a person who originally had the
    • for that person. Curious, isn't it? But is an
    • that such a person makes the life of Christ into a cheap
    • like that of a normal person's connection between
    • being. The normal person is a microcosm related to the
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    • no other person on the earth had so deeply observed this
    • Everything belonged to all, there was no personal
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    • that they belong to him. Afterwards a person such as
    • other person. Then someone goes around saying asking what
    • kind of special person is that. I have examined the
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    • than John's Gospel. We are dealing with a personal experience
    • working at night. When a normal person of the present day falls asleep
    • be chaotic and unordered in an ordinary person.
    • what the person experiences in the spiritual world. In this moment, when
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    • Before this the concept of personality, the concept of the divine-spiritual
    • all things intellectual. Let us consider, on the other hand, a personality
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    • tribe. Because of this Sem was a kind of double personality. As incredible
    • as it may sound to modern thinking, to a clairvoyant a personality such
    • way the man's aura became a mediator between his personality and higher
    • understood to the Semitic people. An example of such a personality would
    • Many personalities have
    • person. When we follow his life we will find much that is not
    • bodies of Jesus of Nazareth, they no longer become leading personalities.
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    • materialism should finally conquer the human personality. A result of
    • detached from any individual human personality. The personal diligence and
    • spiritualized human personality will have to contradict the prevailing



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