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  • Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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    • Now just picture to yourselves the Zodiac, the representation of the
  • Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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    • themselves considered to be integral members of the human organism.
    • pictures of dream-life as immediate realities in themselves, neither
    • experience nothing except the world outside and lose ourselves
    • far as it is inward consciousness. We would lose ourselves entirely in
    • something that is not ourselves, and hence is not entirely, but only
  • Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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    • The great question with which we have been concerning ourselves for
    • organism, and a warmth-organism. If you picture to yourselves that as
    • light are not in themselves luminous, but they manifest in man's
    • We come to the point of saying to ourselves that if today we allow
    • ourselves to be inspired by moral ideals, these will carry forth life,
    • majesty of the universe, when we say to ourselves: We are born out of
  • Title: Lecture: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Events
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    • can picture ourselves as beings of thought, also as beings of will.
    • social life — without our identifying ourselves in thought with
    • something that we ourselves have experienced. Between birth and death
    • ourselves in the life of thought — all this is inherently our
    • concerned, come to us from outside, but that it is we ourselves who
    • prepare ourselves for what I have called in the
    • In this way we raise ourselves above the sway of the ‘necessity’
    • prevailing in the material world, permeate ourselves with the force
    • doing something, but we cannot, surely, ascribe to ourselves any
    • themselves, of course, do not notice — how much there is
    • ourselves the force which can only be designated by the words:
    • determined; but the mathematical thoughts in themselves are only
    • thoughts themselves that are in our consciousness are still only
    • deeds detach themselves from him. Our deeds do not remain confined to
    • ourselves. They become world-happenings; and if they are permeated by
    • bear in ourselves that which brings matter to birth: our head; and we
    • bear in ourselves that which destroys matter, where we can see how
  • Title: Lecture: Search for the New Isis, the Divine Sophia: The Quest for the Isis-Sophia
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    • of post-AtIantean humanity. Specific things repeat themselves in a certain
    • outside the human being. Thus the Egyptians, who were themselves permeated
    • want to consider themselves progressive and enlightened.
    • ourselves up to the highest concerns of humanity when we listen to the words
    • the various religious communities! We should forbid ourselves to continue in
    • Ask yourselves whether the feelings in your hearts and souls when you stand
    • and the Christmas cards containing the usual phrases — ask yourselves
    • lift ourselves above the empty phrases of our age. But it must happen, a
    • the power that Christ can awaken in us, if we devote ourselves to him in
    • Let us picture this rightly, let us immerse ourselves in this new Isis
    • of human beings. We should learn to say to ourselves: If we can manage to
  • Title: Evil and the Future of Man
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    • ourselves: These forces which are active in the great Universe — what
    • Universe, when to begin with they instil themselves into the nature of
    • evil actions of man. We shall do best to ask ourselves: What is
    • truly inward way (which artists themselves often fail to do nowadays)
    • themselves the expressions of and configurations of feeling in other
    • over the world the cheap catch-word that men should group themselves
  • Title: Lecture: The Human Heart
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    • when we draw to ourselves the forces of the universal ether, we
    • when we do not do something ourselves but give instructions to a
    • becoming, we can say to ourselves: in the region of the heart there
    • inner sympathy to the organs themselves. The ego spreads out
    • together with an astral from ourselves.
    • tendency to go under; nor could they ever keep themselves intact, even
    • not ourselves alone. Incorporated within us is something that comes
    • the karmic laws work themselves out, fashioning our karma. So do we
  • Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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    • occupy ourselves with aunt-and-uncle gatherings in sectarian circles,
  • Title: Lecture: Outlooks for the Future
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    • themselves particularly as a species and the various qualities were not
    • concern themselves with the things which Marie Eugenie delle Grazie
    • will be an element to which we shall have to conform ourselves in the
    • same way in which we now conform ourselves to the sense-perceptions
  • Title: Lecture: Self Knowledge and the Christ Experience
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    • earth; they can reveal themselves fully in the pictures which I have of
    • nature of man they would have needed intellectual capacities themselves.
    • able to know ourselves to a certain degree here on earth, and accordingly
    • If we fail in this, we betray ourselves and in the life after death plunge
    • Thus we must grasp the need to place ourselves consciously in the world on
    • say, we shall heap upon ourselves cosmic scandal, if we do not learn to
    • the Gods themselves.
  • Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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    • have to draw on ourselves. We gradually have to release what we have
    • to carry out consciously. We have to educate ourselves to do consciously
    • and you may even have experienced this yourselves, that you can already
    • People must achieve the art of acquiring relatively more for themselves
    • themselves. In earlier times it was sufficient to rely on life. The blood did
    • The kind of thinking we develop when we accustom ourselves to
    • not put themselves out to accept the kind of concepts that lead to Saturn,
    • another, but live entirely within themselves. Human beings can only
    • people open themselves to the possibility of making the transition to
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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    • its light. Until the time of Goethe, men protected themselves against
    • natural scientific concepts, delves into the stuff that figures as modern
    • they yield only the dead. The soul delves into what natural science
    • time are due to the fact that souls no longer concern themselves with
    • can be done only when men accustom themselves to concepts of greater
  • Title: Lecture: The Sun-Mystery in the Course of Human History
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    • when we are walking; but we can see ourselves stepping forward. We form
    • ourselves, shut ourselves within our own being. Inwardly up-streaming
    • we merely negate. It is an abstract process. We do not rouse ourselves
    • ourselves to sympathy: we merely say, yes. We are raised above our
    • falling into slumber within the body. When we ourselves are asleep,
  • Title: Lecture: Truth Beauty and Goodness
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    • And the impulse exists within us not to cut ourselves off from spirit,
  • Title: The Individuality of Elias, John, Raphael, Novalis
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    • Michael mood in our souls by giving ourselves up to thoughts that will
    • souls who in full sincerity feel themselves drawn to the Michael stream.
    • That you yourselves, my dear friends, in so far as you truly and
    • great numbers of their fellow-men, beings who, however, only show themselves
    • When we read the “Fragments” of Novalis, and give ourselves up to
    • are recognised not by themselves but by the Leadership of the Goetheanum in
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • were taught by the divine beings themselves, who descended to the
    • from the gods themselves. This wisdom was of a special kind: namely,
    • themselves, as it were, up to the Mystery of Golgotha, they would
    • one possibility — that the gods themselves should learn to know
    • been broken because the gods themselves learnt to know death in the
    • death. The gods themselves had first to send down to the earth a
    • concerning death. As human beings, we must immerse ourselves into a
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of Speech and Language
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    • workers themselves. They could choose the topics; Rudolf Steiner
    • utter these sounds out of themselves, without having anything artful
  • Title: Lecture: The Sense-Organs and Aesthetic Experience
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    • we have cured ourselves of the trivial attitude which is taken by
    • many people who like to regard themselves as spiritually minded, when
    • have had to accustom ourselves to regard these senses as a shadowy
    • accurately: it is not the visions themselves which are pathological,
    • What is pathological is not the visions themselves, but that they
    • activity of soul. Then the two parties can themselves unite: not that
    • external sense-organs themselves, but in what lies behind them, as I
    • reach the things themselves.
    • course, read this in Schiller's Aesthetic Letters themselves;
    • themselves to think abstractly only in so far as they know what they
    • wrest ourselves free from mere sense-perception.
    • yourselves — a whole prearranged programme carried out in every
  • Title: Lecture: A Turning-Point in Modern History
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    • general, we must look out at the world and find ourselves there, find
    • necessary that we should say to ourselves: man will achieve real
  • Title: Lecture: Elemental Beings and Human Destinies
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    • directly through the feelings themselves. The life of will is in still
    • are thus thrown up, elemental beings plunge; they mix themselves up,
    • in the meantime elemental beings have concerned themselves with it,
    • destiny. There they attain to a feeling of themselves: there they work
    • There elves are dancing on the green,
    • twelve tables of the law. We for our part do not put ourselves to
    • ourselves only in so far as we think. We emerge from it only with our
    • is, experiences where we feel an interplay between ourselves and all
    • world, and we must not blind ourselves to the fact that unless
    • ourselves already in the descending evolution of the earth, and as
    • human beings we must lift ourselves up by our own efforts if we are to
    • time, however, are not real things in themselves. Velocities, varying
  • Title: Lecture: Man, Offspring of the World of Stars
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    • it were from the objects themselves. In this respect Goethe's thinking
    • forces contained in the foodstuffs themselves come from the Earth, but
    • ourselves free and independent of them. And do you know how we can
    • make ourselves free? Nothing is worse than to give oneself over to the
    • the development of the forces which finally express themselves in
    • Our task therefore, is to raise ourselves above the earthworm state
  • Title: Lecture: The Three Stages of Sleep
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    • themselves are not the essential thing. The point is the inner
    • behind the dream and these forces clothe themselves in
    • picture this to yourselves as though a man sank under water,
    • yourselves someone asleep. During sleep, processes of the
    • we live within the divine spiritual beings themselves.
    • so take us up into themselves that we rest within them with our
    • spiritual beings themselves. This can be expressed by saying
    • ourselves as well. We find ourselves as beings of soul; not,
    • ourselves in earlier incarnations — entered very often
    • ourselves out of the first state, and out of the second state
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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    • the Ideas subsist in and through themselves. Plato could not
    • had been fulfilled the training whereby men could themselves have
  • Title: Lecture: The Recovery of the Living Source of Speech
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    • If you will remind yourselves of some of the things I have said in
    • therefore we shall not concern ourselves with the differences that
    • the evolution of the Archangels themselves. For even when we are
    • still higher Hierarchies, giving themselves up in devotion to these
    • very being of higher Hierarchies than themselves. So long as it all
    • depended upon Intuition, the Archangels surrendered themselves to the
    • in Rome. But, thinks Hermann Grimm, if we are honest with ourselves,
    • the Roman we can still feel ourselves near; then comes a great gulf.
    • deplorable! They are made out to be just like ourselves. They were
    • tragedies themselves.
    • worlds of the Gods themselves. Christ's passing through death
    • that as men gradually receive into themselves more and more of the
    • The Archangels had to transpose themselves by means of Intuition into
    • ourselves. And as we are able to enter into their deeper meaning we
  • Title: Lecture: Gnostic Doctrines and Supersensible Influences in Europe
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    • picture to yourselves this great wall which grew up in Europe in
    • inform themselves about the dark secrets of existence. The
    • not only to themselves but to the religious life of men, forces
    • insinuated themselves into the sphere of rationalistic thought. The
    • other Westwards of this region. These two worlds in themselves
  • Title: Lecture I: Ancient Myths
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    • themselves were concerned, had meant nothing but astronomical,
    • but on closer inspection they reveal themselves as very superficial.
    • place ourselves into the Greek consciousness — what were they?
    • is the essence of what the Greeks pictured to themselves concerning
    • So said the Greeks to themselves: we are governed by a race of Beings
    • consciousness — these were themselves successors of these
    • Intuition; and those at the stage of Inspiration set themselves
    • themselves against them. The Intuitive were thus overthrown through
    • already gone by, for the Greeks said to themselves: the time of Zeus
    • themselves of the Sulphur processes: hence Zeus can hurl his
    • we confine ourselves today to the two mythologies and tomorrow touch
  • Title: Lecture II: Ancient Myths
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    • said to themselves: that age in which men still lived directly with
    • them. Imagine to yourselves such pictures, but in a far more perfect
    • said to themselves: ‘this perceiving and reflecting, this is
    • had grown to such a pitch that they asked themselves: When I form a
    • tormented themselves in the Middle Ages, when the abstractive
  • Title: Lecture III: Ancient Myths
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    • looked back into ancient times and said to themselves: the Gods
    • themselves a greater antiquity than that of the Gods then in power.
    • fact, in themselves, that which they made themselves out to be.
    • sense. Today, however, men themselves have already forgotten what was
    • themselves very profound when they do it.
    • men think themselves nowadays when they believe that they are
  • Title: Lecture IV: Ancient Myths
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    • moreover called themselves the ‘immortals’ in that
    • post-Atlantean-period. We must transplant ourselves in a new way, my
    • people to say: Well let's leave ourselves to World-destiny,
    • wouldn't bother themselves about anything! That is why things have
    • interests, who, while they feel themselves too weak or too lazy,
  • Title: Lecture V: Ancient Myths
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    • contain in themselves all that a man can compass.
    • themselves from the spirit what is no longer given by nature. I
    • lies in the fact that men cannot lift themselves to a more
    • familiarizing themselves with a certain ease and facility with what,
    • attach themselves to anthroposophical Spiritual Science. If they have
    • themselves. Only in that way can this present time come through the
    • not meant to be merely something for people who have cut themselves
  • Title: Lecture VI: Ancient Myths
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    • to ourselves. For what is this head? This head is in truth, as it
    • yourselves: this same man who has been killed at the age of thirty
    • express themselves in a very special way upon many things connected
    • that they do not occupy themselves in any way with science, but that
    • and buried. Rather did they bring themselves into connection with the
    • and in the Marxist circles they have only occupied themselves with
    • let themselves be prompted by professorial-thoughts, which are purely
    • even those who from all sorts of reasons have ranged themselves with
    • understood if men lift themselves to seek a connection with the
  • Title: Lecture VII: Ancient Myths
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    • it ourselves. Between death and a new birth we come to know all the
    • we ourselves take part in working in the cosmos. And from the
    • often find themselves
    • arise? It arises through the fact that we ourselves carry piece by
    • peacefully stream out, and they do not bother themselves about it.
    • The foreign correspondents have shown themselves, well, less
    • themselves. Thus I have had a newspaper given me in which these two
    • métier is study, ought to occupy themselves with such things,
    • it that has as much reality as an image that we see of ourselves in a
  • Title: Lecture: The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and the Development of Knowledge in Modern Times
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    • themselves, one might say, artificially, that it is, after all,
    • acquired the habit of restricting themselves to the world of the
  • Title: Lecture: The Remedy for Our Diseased Civilisation
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    • of human evolution present themselves under the influence of the
    • salary, but they had the right to call themselves professors) spoke
    • content themselves with collecting facts, because they do not wish to
    • spiritual science, even if we ourselves are not endowed with
  • Title: Lecture: Goethe and the Evolution of Consciousness
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    • element by which the sounds of speech themselves were formed and
    • conscious mind, we must deliberately adjust ourselves to an entirely
  • Title: Lecture: Salt, Mercury, Sulphur
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    • Boehme. We feel how they wrestled within themselves to understand
    • which revealed themselves in his etheric body. They were cosmic
    • processes which revealed themselves to man as the ever-recurring
    • able to transfer ourselves into one of the old Mystery-sanctuaries
    • within himself. Cosmic thoughts repeat themselves in the thoughts of
    • when men felt themselves placed in a living universe, into a
  • Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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    • You must remind yourselves that as well as living through his life
    • themselves. They know nothing about the impulses that are at work to
    • in materialism? Our orientation is such that we feel ourselves as
    • habituate ourselves. That is the important thing — not the
    • because it means tearing themselves away from the convenient things
  • Title: Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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    • inmost impulses of the will surrendered themselves in reverent
  • Title: Lecture: Concerning the Origin and Nature of the Finnish Nation
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    • they connected themselves with that element, penetrating, as the
    • Finns called it, downwards from above, they also called themselves
    • connect themselves with the Slav tribes — is entirely connected
    • beings of Nature. They reveal themselves, coming from the West; they
    • And if we become the pupils of the Spirits of Form, we ourselves can
  • Title: Lecture: Perceiving and Remembering
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    • thoughts evoked by the man whom we met, revealed themselves within our
    • yourselves. While you stood before the man and spoke to him, your etheric
    • of what he experienced previously. We have really to picture to ourselves,
    • ourselves so independent of it — not letting it disturb us — that
    • We perceive light by the light, the light that is ourselves. Why can this not
    • themselves that they do not understand it at all. They are not humble enough
    • say to ourselves:
    • of the outer materialism of today. We must not allow ourselves to be deceived
    • free ourselves from the whole ‘aura’ of prejudice met with
    • springs from Spiritual Science and frequently ask ourselves what is within
    • are not quite united among themselves. For then there occurs what overwhelms
    • themselves. It is thus easy to see where the real fault and blame should lie.
    • publication of something completely foolish, they defend themselves,
    • sheltering themselves behind the infallibility of their paper. They are, of
  • Title: Perception of the Nature of Thought
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    • yourselves with the new edition of my book,
    • proceeding from Christianity began to be seized by men themselves. In
    • that they themselves produced the thoughts. The need arose to
    • in themselves had also real validity externally. Spinoza creates a
    • Angeloi evolve. And while men believe that they themselves
    • philosopher we say to ourselves: there are active within not earthly
  • Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Individualities of the Planets
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    • power in themselves and also in their reflection from the Moon. But
    • Beings who shut themselves off in strict seclusion from the rest of
    • have now entrenched themselves in the Moon fortress were once the
    • themselves in what the Earth once was. Above all, Saturn speaks
  • Title: Lecture: The Elemental World and the Future of Mankind
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    • ourselves into the external world, whereas the yogi crept into his
    • inner rhythm of breathing. By contrast, we must give ourselves up to
    • logical thoughts, but by uniting ourselves through our thinking with
    • themselves and share in them.
    • union and place themselves under the leadership of the supreme
  • Title: Lecture: A Picture of Earth-Evolution in the Future
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    • ourselves to be shocked by descriptions of this kind. Such facts are the
    • present epoch to make themselves worthy to receive what the good Spirits who
    • themselves with the nature of man's being. But in this way it is only possible
    • them if they lend themselves to what an ancient form of spiritual knowledge
  • Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Communion of Mankind
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    • We must try to transport ourselves
    • themselves the product of his own thinking. The man of olden times
    • ourselves, and we regard them as our property. The man of olden time
    • olden times tried to safeguard themselves from Luciferic influences.
    • The festivals themselves were given a
    • as they conducted the sacrificial rites they divested themselves of
    • in themselves with the time of entry into the darkness of ignorance.
    • their thoughts as produced by themselves. Whereas formerly man felt
    • cultural life said to themselves: Man can no longer have such
    • to themselves: The spiritual Power indwelling the Sun could hitherto
    • needed to admit honestly to ourselves that the saving of human
  • Title: Lecture: Technology and Art: Their Bearing on Modern Culture
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    • strengthen ourselves against the harmful influences of modern
    • indications, we must remind ourselves of a familiar truth of
    • freed themselves from the old way of observing Nature and now they
    • we cram ourselves through and through with Ahrimanic spirits as the
    • becoming steadily rarer. Men did not in those days fill themselves
    • brought to us in modern life, we must protect ourselves from Ahriman,
    • sphere and allow ourselves to be filled with Ahrimanic spirituality.
    • intimate ways. The words themselves are often still the same, the
    • particular territories of Europe, how they are grouping themselves to
  • Title: Lecture: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time.
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    • right foundation, call themselves “Egyptian Lodges.” This
    • anthroposophical truths which we are able to gain for ourselves
    • towards Anthroposophy — limit yourselves to reject this in a
    • with these things. Let us consider ourselves as that small group of
    • true. To say to ourselves that “it is nevertheless true,”
  • Title: Lecture: The Coming Experience of Christ
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    • of this difference. And if men did not box themselves up within their
    • ourselves, the less we understand of man.”
    • their life before birth, On the contrary, they feel in themselves
  • Title: Lecture: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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    • returning to what was practised then because they cannot rouse themselves
    • but an integral part of the organism. Men felt themselves to be members
    • and formed of themselves rhythmic speech. Thus the changed breathing led,
    • ourselves with what lives spiritually in the rhythms of the external
  • Title: Lecture: The Meaning of Easter: St. Paul and the Christ Impulse
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    • remind ourselves again and again what a great event in the evolution of
    • accustomed. For the most part we have ceased to concern ourselves at all
    • themselves bear testimony that they have no intention of applying
    • entirely new way of relating themselves to cosmic evolution had come to
    • Paul never wearied of exhorting people to develop within themselves a
    • ourselves are no longer in earnest about what we recognise as the sacred
    • Resurrection. We set ourselves at enmity with the truth and we try to
    • get clarity into their thoughts, prefer not to let themselves be troubled
    • until they see this, they will not be able to lift themselves up to
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    • occupy ourselves with arithmetic and geometry, we look back
    • into ourselves. We recognize the laws of geometry simply
    • as it were. By looking back upon ourselves, we discover the
    • touch themselves much less. We may therefore say that the
    • third thing is: To experience or touch ourselves (see
    • when we thus grasp ourselves. We are not yet within our
    • everywhere on ourselves. With our body's covering
    • that the fourth thing is to encompass ourselves. (See
    • We grasp ourselves. (Touch ourselves.)
    • We encompass ourselves.
    • imitate the universe. If we touch ourselves, we reach
    • ourselves from outside. Only in the fourth stage we
    • encompass ourselves.
    • ourselves into the external world. We are completely within
    • become dust inwardly, we again fit ourselves into the
    • weight. We may therefore say: Seven: We fit ourselves into
    • fit ourselves into the external world, but we take in the
    • inner life, but there we take into ourselves the external
    • to defend ourselves against it.
    • Fitting ourselves into the
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  • Title: Lecture: The Templars
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    • themselves. Just as that which the Templars had experienced in connection
    • themselves to be guilty of just that over which they had again and again won
    • account any less great and deep. We must not deceive ourselves as to pain and
    • ready to partake in it, ready to sink ourselves in it, ready to pour it out
    • themselves. And as materialism spreads, it will be more and more believed
    • For that to be possible, human beings will have to lift themselves to a
    • live there not for ourselves but for others, for the world — when we
    • the spiritual world from the souls of the Templars themselves. That is what
    • under torture to speak untruths about themselves. This fact — not
    • themselves. What makes itself manifest in the world is indeed truth; but the
    • this life, they prepare themselves for the life after death. That a true
    • and death we come no further in the spiritual than to say to ourselves
    • forces established themselves within Man. For magnetic and electric forces
    • human organism and united themselves with human life; and this very fact made
    • speaking. “Person,” did I say? Here we must remind ourselves that
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    • belonging to the mineral kingdom. We shall not occupy ourselves with
    • ourselves. We are not aware of this, however, because in man
    • ourselves through our Spiritual Science, so that there may be men
    • indicated in a recent lecture, we are preparing ourselves in the
    • Initiation,’ we are preparing ourselves for that new cosmic New
    • year, to that for which we are preparing ourselves, by endeavouring
  • Title: On the Duty of Clear, Sound Thinking
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    • matter for themselves! So, they go to whom ‘right and law is
    • things enter our souls and group themselves, while without, the
    • interested only in what concerns ourselves personally, we must
    • of our soul, if we wish to discover in ourselves how dependent we are
    • So long as we allow ourselves to believe that he who blows his
    • within ourselves true interests in the great universal cause of
    • Is in fact the spirit of ourselves
    • themselves the worst dilettantists in regard to all questions of
    • themselves the worst of dilettantists in the question of
    • interests must be closely associated, even if we ourselves are not
    • ourselves to consider without prejudice the method and nature of
    • I must continually remind you to make yourselves
    • what is in question, we must not ourselves be exposed to the danger
    • they claim it for themselves, for naturally they cannot know how
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    • this wisdom. Even in the Mysteries themselves — you can
    • to ourselves the centre of destruction in man's inner being. It extends
  • Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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    • ourselves — and we can look more deeply into our inner being.
    • look into our deepest selves, we are gazing upon a region where matter is
    • Gospels themselves as containing no more than the message and tidings
    • occupying themselves intently with the question of the difference
    • should simply be unable to call ourselves Christians in modern times.
    • Father and Christ. If you are inwardly honest with yourselves, you
    • in calling ourselves Christians. It must not be that we make a
    • filled through and through with the moral impulses we ourselves lay
    • have really found in ourselves the beginning of spiritual existence.
    • are separate and distinct, but in our inner selves, when we dive down
    • themselves to him when he thus offers up his own being in full
    • it to ourselves in this way. I look up to the Father God. The Father God
    • makes it into a living unity, we must look within ourselves.
    • within ourselves this matter is thrown back into nothingness and then
    • down into our selves, then we look first into our own inner chaos, into
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • themselves had experienced before birth, or rather, before
    • on the Earth from the Gods themselves.
    • dead, mineral substances deposit themselves in the brain as well
    • been holding council among themselves before the Mystery of
    • namely, that the Gods themselves should acquire knowledge of
    • themselves acquired knowledge of death through the Christ. The
    • beings themselves there was no death in the real sense, for they
    • down to the Earth, in order that through one of themselves they
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    • they called themselves Realists.
    • thought or idea, they might lose themselves in the universe, after
    • see the Christ in his own being. They did not base themselves on the
    • consider ourselves merely such as we are through birth; we must
    • following facts of consciousness and say to ourselves: — if you
    • in our quality of modern human beings, we cannot feel ourselves as
    • asked themselves whether the Spirit proceeded from the Father, with
    • seriously. It matters very much that we should examine ourselves, in
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    • them to guide us when we ourselves wish to be active in the ordinary
    • consider the tasks of our present time, must eagerly ask themselves:
    • give themselves up wholly to the external knowledge of Nature,
    • themselves to be influenced by the natural-scientific manner of
    • societies. Those who give themselves the air of leaders in these
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    • to-day only believe ourselves to have. These old
    • recognised themselves to be members of the whole universe.
    • which men yield themselves up to religious forces of some
    • themselves fettered to the world of economics or the world of
    • freedom. Just ask yourselves, how many hearts and souls there
    • are to-day, who consciously yearn to yield themselves up, for
    • themselves. People prefer to be led; they prefer to be
    • much further developed before people really feel themselves
    • say that the ideas of reincarnation and karma of themselves
    • nothing for it but to say to ourselves: “We must just
    • let our civilisation go to pieces, and ourselves along with
    • But we must put the question to ourselves in a different way,
    • ourselves: — Is there no possibility of arriving once
    • And we must ask ourselves: — Where in the life
    • for all admit to ourselves that our civilisation has grown
    • themselves brought forth as being itself the actual reality,
    • themselves. If you do so, you will find that the people who
    • attach themselves to one or other of the parties of a
    • — and all the while they are lying to themselves in the
    • to ourselves that the old civilisation is bursting through
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    • today for those who call themselves civilised mankind.
    • imagine ourselves living in the time of the thirteenth,
    • soul, it often seems to us that we say to ourselves:
    • means attribute to ourselves in ordinary life. We see it as
    • write themselves. One pieces together the things one has
    • to permeate ourselves with the living feeling, that in all
    • played, for they subsequently worked themselves out in the
    • approaching a renewal, wherein we ourselves must play an
    • every line, in every feature. If we ourselves are once
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    • ordering of affairs, find themselves faced with the entirely
    • themselves to Spiritual Science when they think like this. They are
    • concepts of Spiritual Science, on the other hand, have themselves
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    • thoughts themselves — our earthly thinking. Here on earth, our
    • If we lift ourselves into
    • yourselves as vividly as you can: — the sphere of the fixed
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    • themselves along (like dogs whose tongues are hanging out because of
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    • We must indeed ask ourselves now if it
    • imagine to ourselves that, based on the broad foundation, so to
    • they did in fact strive for this knowledge. They asked themselves:
    • beings themselves were now completely lost. During that entire
    • themselves. What is there to add to the fact that he was viewed
    • without concerning ourselves with what actually occurred there,
    • themselves “Christologians,” in contrast to the
    • working on ourselves inwardly in this way, during our earliest
    • beings themselves who are portrayed in the Christmas play, human
    • they surround us, yet we convince ourselves that we are shepherds.
    • least in a small way, the innkeeper's nature within ourselves,
    • and not view ourselves too certainly as the shepherds. We must
    • occasionally ask ourselves, “Are we already able to see the
    • shepherds if they can begin now to develop within themselves the side
    • express themselves — so that it may say what the right words
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    • we would seek the transition from Will to Feeling in ourselves
    • first prepare ourselves for this experience, but if we do so we
    • yourselves the following question. (It will indeed make some
    • imagine to yourselves a line, drawn through the middle from top to
    • rest in the middle. We go through the world by placing ourselves with
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    • never exist for themselves alone. But the qualities that are never
    • his parents. The forces of will which express themselves chaotically
    • become sheer automata if they do not accustom themselves to
    • familiarise yourselves with the thought to which I have just
    • systematically from one concept to the next. Now place yourselves in
    • owing to the fact that it has become part of us ourselves. This
    • lasted, let us say, for half-an-hour or so, and ask yourselves
    • would lay yourselves open to profound disappointment. The world
    • This imaginative life yields itself up to us. We ourselves do nothing
    • reality. All we have to do is to accustom ourselves, — by
    • — all we have to do is to accustom ourselves to think in
    • pictures, without these pictures yielding themselves up to us
    • however, and fill ourselves out again with earthly substance. Thus
    • Ahrimanic influences have made themselves felt. And during the last four
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    • world. We may say to ourselves that it appears as if time
    • found its be-all and end-all in people enriching themselves
    • asking themselves the question: What does it really mean that
    • actually consider themselves to be the teachers of these
    • the truth. Yet there are people who consider themselves to be
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    • themselves, quite rightly, that the life of the intellect,
    • difficult for people to discover this for themselves when
    • reality. The motives we ourselves or others tend to ascribe
    • from the way they present themselves in the social sphere and
    • also from the way they see themselves. People believe so
    • concerning themselves and their social connections. This is
    • we must not let ourselves be put off by this but rather let
    • themselves in the outer world and to their instincts, rather
    • world, basing themselves on these emotions and not on their
    • true selves.
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    • the chaos in which we find ourselves today; in fact, they
    • themselves as belonging to the many different socialist
    • parties and you will see for yourselves.
    • may pretend to themselves that they believe in something
    • people today are those who consider themselves to be more or
    • opinions people have of themselves.
    • themselves, this will often corrupt their mind and attitudes
    • truths into themselves in the right way will also find their
    • wide-awake judgement and take themselves to task. People who
    • of occupying themselves usefully. And that is why a lazy
    • other ways of entertaining themselves. This merely shows the
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    • human birth and death are actually as they present themselves
    • for themselves but only to be selfless and desire the good of
    • themselves to be virtuous, to give themselves up entirely to
    • then, people who refuse to familiarize themselves with
    • themselves, from instinct. What is the significance of all
    • powers themselves. Ahriman's messengers are therefore an iron
    • receive truths; they announce themselves the possessors of
    • it takes to be a decent pet rabbit fancied themselves as
    • high ideal — that is how they like to see themselves!
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    • ourselves in all seriousness and dignity with the impulses
    • themselves known to them through the colours.
    • because they felt the form inside themselves. We are thus
    • inner nature; they do not gain the power to know themselves;
    • today who simply are not themselves. Bodies are walking
    • themselves ‘tawny beasts’, saying: We are in the
    • nor penetrate the whole body. We must see ourselves as
    • themselves on the primitive ideas of modern science.
    • People want to limit themselves to the outer aspect. And so
    • such ideas. We should not fool ourselves, for we are faced
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    • themselves up out of sheer habit, and yet there is just a
    • have to realize that they must now prepare themselves to make
    • reluctance they feel about concerning themselves with the
    • thing. Philosophers had to see themselves with ass's ears to
    • were and they took for themselves such women as they chose.’
    • revealed by the way people present themselves, nor by the way
    • inner harmony between themselves and the true world around
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    • You must distance yourselves from these works and from
    • of their innocence and knew themselves to be in the
    • little bit about themselves and the issue will be clear. Ask
    • themselves, they are thinking in the general thinking
    • ourselves the effort of eating! You cannot make people
    • let ourselves be ruled by concepts. In the sphere of
    • and, where reality demands this, to pour ourselves out over
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    • kind of contradiction in which we find ourselves all the
    • analogy we are apt to find ourselves in the situation which
    • is a State. People base themselves on concepts today, not on
    • must say to ourselves: Our thinking has been divorced from
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    • ways of involving themselves in the activities of bacilli
    • people did in 1914, but that they get themselves out of this
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 10: The Influence of the Backward Angels
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    • present themselves to the senses. It can never be gained by
    • you see, the people who consider themselves to be the most
    • who have made themselves at home in human heads. Yes, the
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 11: Recognizing the Inner Human Being
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    • below, so they need only concern themselves with material
    • present-day civilized world, where people consider themselves
    • and say to themselves: this is something you heard or learned
    • are able to live with themselves in such a way as to recall
    • here, that people who considered themselves competent
    • people make themselves a real part of this real life. This is
    • and really see for yourselves.
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    • seriously people are in error if they base themselves only on
    • accord with the truth. We must not base ourselves on such
    • poor if we base ourselves on abstract definitions. Yes, it is
    • earthly sense, we must therefore see ourselves connected with
    • instilled the insistence on blood bonds into themselves, and
    • must not allow ourselves to be deflected by the opinions and
    • rise a little above ourselves to understand the signs of the
    • on this earth who say to themselves: ‘Yes, at birth I
    • themselves with things of the Spirit, with the essence of
    • things, that people will be able to perceive themselves as
    • in their souls human beings will tear themselves away from
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    • of the significant events which now present themselves to the
    • themselves to human beings in many more places than one would
    • over themselves with their cleverness. The spiritual truths
    • your pardon, from the consumption they themselves suffered
    • people could have allowed themselves to be kept on
    • are utterly deceiving themselves.
    • We dedicate ourselves to you! We dedicate our sons,
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    • evolution, discrepancies which do not show themselves in all,
    • for things do not repeat themselves in history, the
    • themselves, instead of being pulled along. It is quite easy
    • which members of parliament find themselves. People think
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    • what they themselves have revealed either through the Old or the New
    • concepts that they formed for themselves about nature, so that the
    • a light color, we no longer believed ourselves connected with
    • took as we split ourselves off more and more from the divine
    • spiritual content of the world, split ourselves off all the way
    • courage to work out a way to raise ourselves out of sin, using what
    • ourselves out of sin. Without this, the development of mankind
    • the ideal of raising ourselves from sin.
    • who think themselves the most humble are the most proud of all. The
    • ‘simplicity’ in life. They set themselves above
    • regard themselves as naive natures — are often the most proud
    • ideal within himself that we can raise ourselves from sin. And that
    • that we now need to take up into ourselves in full consciousness the
    • today of raising ourselves from sin, watchfulness — not
    • world. For, these experiences must lead us to offer ourselves
    • themselves vegetarian when fully grown. They eat no meat, not even
    • they emerge and transform themselves are they able to do
    • is to be accomplished, then we must educate ourselves in truthfulness
    • older anthroposophical members who were beside themselves when
    • beside themselves have quite recently gone aside again. The Movement
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    • look into our own selves it appears to us as something living, for it
    • for ourselves a consciousness of the development of man's soul-disposition,
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    • priests themselves, namely that it is the material processes
    • esoteric in those ancient times; we give ourselves up to an
    • connection.) Now the thoughts in themselves are incompatible
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    • transplant ourselves into ancient times of human knowledge,
    • in any real way. For we can only concern ourselves with the
    • and talents” — those who call themselves official
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    • and intimately unite ourselves with the Spirit of Christ. We see
    • if we transfer ourselves into the development of the times, we
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    • in our environment, with which we have thus united ourselves,
    • consciousness which exhaust themselves in what I have described
    • that by studying man in this way, we must say to ourselves: In
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    • When we emancipate ourselves from the necessities of earthly
    • themselves, and then all the beings, rising as far as man. And
    • They said to themselves: Once upon a time, man looked out into
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    • which can only be fully grasped if we immerse ourselves with a
    • thoughts themselves remain unchanged and rigid; but these rigid
    • transfer ourselves into the soul of a man living before the time
    • point of saying to ourselves: Man has reached on the one hand his
    • past epochs, but we ourselves must first find the way to it, we
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    • ourselves: ‘What are the feelings that unite us with this
    • made ourselves acquainted with the thought of the Mystery of Golgotha
    • say to ourselves as follows: I am placed in the Earth evolution. What
    • understand ourselves aright, we continually look back through our
    • tone of the soul was necessary in those who devoted themselves at
    • part in the experiences themselves. But the thing was still quite
    • ourselves with the spiritual. For man in the sphere of erudition does
    • ourselves.
    • Everything rests upon our being able to awaken in ourselves that
    • life for the whole of humanity. We must unite ourselves with the
    • give themselves over to feelings of happiness, or when they must feel
    • materialists are not alone in this. Others, who believe themselves to
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    • us: those who truly feel themselves connected with the Christ Jesus
    • must promise this to themselves on Christmas night again and
    • acquainted ourselves with the thought of the Mystery of Golgotha that
    • ourselves: I am placed into earthly evolution. What I give to earthly
    • ourselves — and here we touch on a significant mystery of
    • remember ourselves. It does not change with the body, it stays
    • ourselves correctly, we always look back through our entire earthly
    • themselves: they were not permitted to drink wine or any alcoholic
    • assumed by those who were to devote themselves to the performance
    • dressed themselves up, one as Joseph, the other as Mary, and they
    • of wanting to participate, to experience it themselves. Yet it
    • mood emanating from the longing to participate themselves,
    • wanted to prepare themselves morally m such an intensive
    • the three remaining bodies unite themselves with earthly
    • be able to unite ourselves with the spiritual, It is impossible for
    • that point of time at which we can recollect ourselves. If we go
    • backward, feeling ourselves back at the child's standpoint?
    • bypass everything super-sensible, if we feel ourselves
    • being able to awaken in ourselves something that will open the view
    • ourselves with the prophetic feeling, the prophetic intimation,
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    • drawn to the light, and are even so stupid as to hurl themselves into
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    • the people of this age pride themselves on the ‘Selection of
    • of our time find themselves driven to the very quarters
    • expressing themselves through the corporeality, through the
    • this. For by our Karma we place ourselves into a certain
    • place ourselves, in that we enter a certain family. This already
    • gate of death, and through these forces we bring ourselves once
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    • believe ourselves to be unbiased in our thought; but it is
    • asked these gentlemen, ‘Well, but you yourselves went through
    • grasp of the world in which we find ourselves ... Only so, and
    • criticise it, giving ourselves up to an abstract idealism; ...
    • its origin in ancient times, when people based themselves on
    • we do not scorn to make ourselves to some extent
    • themselves upon us more and more, for they confront us with
    • themselves occult, — notably in the West of Europe.
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    • will have to place themselves into life more and more
    • ourselves should be able to develop the right thoughts as to
    • life of present time. For these things force themselves upon
    • themselves, just because they could not accept repeated
    • clearly. They criticise existing things, while they themselves
    • proclaiming themselves in duty bound to stand up against my
    • keep their esoteric knowledge to themselves and apply it so as
    • to themselves, while other men remain stupid, ignorant of
    • who in this connection called themselves the esotericists.
    • themselves — called themselves ‘esotericists.’ They
    • to themselves: What if all manner of things are brought to
    • sighed, but they subjected themselves time and again. They
    • far-reaching purposes. We do wrong not to make ourselves
    • attack the Roman Church to the knife. Yet they themselves go to
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    • themselves are standing on the ground of Christianity.
    • who think themselves especially advanced in their Christian
    • part. In real truth, when they give themselves up to this
    • by giving ourselves up to fanciful ideas. The spiritual
    • will gain insight into many things that are working themselves
    • will now have gained you may ask yourselves whether it may not
    • to give yourselves the answer, and you will recognise profound
    • themselves by all kinds of names — Brotherhoods, Keepers
    • yourselves will recognise, true freedom could not have arisen
    • Let us then ask ourselves, what really happens when we create
    • who call themselves officially His representatives look
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    • light, presenting themselves first as a kind of riddle to be
    • we can enrich our experience so that we feel ourselves living in the
    • umbrella when it rains. When we go out from ourselves and experience
    • then we ought equally to sink ourselves down under the frost and
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    • picture (blue) and ask ourselves what it really represents? It is not
    • themselves out of the seeds, depend for their whole growth on their
    • salts widely distributed in the plant; they etherealise themselves in
    • autumn, finally concentrating themselves in their seeds. What is this
    • us transpose ourselves into the being of man. In the Christmas
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    • and spirit are to be found everywhere, we can allow ourselves to
    • themselves with the cloud-formations and acquire an inner activity
    • physical breathing, and by uniting themselves with it they would be
    • and thus condense themselves from an astral to an etheric condition,
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    • upwards. As they do so, they weave themselves into the shining
    • the height of summer, we ask ourselves: Whence does Michael, who
    • the moral world-order does not exist only in ourselves as abstract
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    • yourselves how from all these Beings, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel,
    • other systems have themselves to be healed.
    • forces. If we first see this for ourselves and then, having perhaps
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    • we have to surmount, do not disclose themselves through the revival
    • and represent something to themselves concerning it, they are of course
    • yourselves. But starting from this point there is something else you
    • learn to know ourselves when we learn to know the imaginations which
    • are revealed to us when we experience ourselves within the blood extending
    • in the inner enjoyment of ourselves — to get beyond the senses,
    • state, they did not entirely absent themselves from what lived physically
    • in a state of sleep, but from love — not for ourselves, but for
    • these ideas and concepts, it is in this way we prepare in ourselves those
    • who according to the principles of these societies, bring themselves
    • that the shadow-sides also make themselves felt there, and that what
    • qualities which not only show themselves in him as they do in the world,
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    • must surmount do not disclose themselves through a revival of old
    • impulses. When they will, and represent something to themselves
    • be able to make further discoveries for yourselves. However,
    • learn to know ourselves when we learn to know the Imaginations
    • which are revealed to us when we experience ourselves within the
    • the inner enjoyment of ourselves, to get beyond the senses, but
    • they did not entirely absent themselves from what lived physically
    • not for ourselves, but for that portion of mankind to which our
    • ideas and concepts, and in this way we prepare in ourselves those
    • societies, bring themselves to co-operate, not with true
    • the shadow-sides also make themselves felt, and that what
    • qualities which not only show themselves in him as they do in the
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    • after us, in future times, will see greater than we ourselves
    • specially concerned themselves with this. I have often
    • we ourselves belong, that is most intensely connected with the
    • philosophy incorporate themselves into the life of man, that
    • preceded the evolution in which we ourselves are
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    • historical moment in our movement, when we set ourselves to
    • degree of vitality at which they can live themselves out in
    • ourselves anew and with the greatest solemnity to remain true
    • yearnings which do not understand themselves because they do
    • on the other hand, we had to keep ourselves unsullied by
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    • from what we ourselves are.
    • not give themselves up to abstractions as we do. To experience
    • themselves were within the movements. And in this expansion of
    • experienced; and not alone by memorials which they themselves
    • times the condition was to be sought outside themselves
    • lectures how the events of history begin to reveal themselves
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    • experiences manifested themselves in such dream-pictures.
    • ourselves. I believe there are people who sleep so in these
    • made themselves felt in quite another way. Let me put before
    • from the Gods. For how did external objects present themselves
    • we find how the young races who cannot of themselves develop
    • found themselves unable to experience death in the right way.
    • adapt themselves to it. They needed the infusion of another
    • could not adapt themselves to it. They look across to Asia.
    • the intense way it is felt by the Greeks themselves, over there
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    • means of which we can take ourselves back in time — was
    • Hierarchies are themselves spiritual substance that penetrates
    • thirteen years ago, as they manifest themselves directly to
    • that presented themselves in consequence of his capture of the
    • humanity. Both were able to put the question to themselves: How
    • the pupils of Ephesus, when they identified themselves with the
    • you cannot keep them apart, then they merge and lose themselves
    • in each other. If, on the other hand, they show themselves
    • themselves in quite a different way. And when we observe in
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    • themselves in the human being. For not until our own epoch does
    • themselves in these three successive periods.
    • yourselves have held for a long time; you know this quite well.
    • to say to themselves: There is for man no possibility of
    • pupils were by this means trained to content themselves,
    • they said to themselves: If Truth is not, well then we live
    • element we are ourselves formed and moulded out of speech,
    • Hibernian Mysteries themselves — he did not travel so far
    • must picture to ourselves what a man of such a time would
    • said to have concerned themselves very much with the
    • Mysteries, as these expressed themselves in the civilisation
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    • in the Mysteries the immediate presence of the Gods themselves,
    • feel that we ourselves have breathed out the carbonic acid, we
    • time of Gilgamesh were able to say to themselves that these
    • the plants from ourselves, we have put them forth from us in an
    • entering into this experience men felt themselves intimately
    • the feeling: We have ourselves brought the plants on to the
    • Oriental Mysteries the Gods themselves appeared among the
    • experiences, no longer the experiences themselves.
    • pictures; pictures of the Gods, and not the Gods themselves.
    • more reveal themselves in the Mysteries. All that related to
    • themselves.
    • willingly let themselves be seen in the Akashic pictures,
    • themselves together again in life in Ephesus, and there they
    • Picture to yourselves the part played by this personality. I
    • Picture this to yourselves; and then think what would have
    • with a culture and civilisation which the Persians themselves
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    • Picture to yourselves once more a man who has received some
    • abstractions. In Rome the very Gods themselves became
    • Aristotle and Alexander the Great placed themselves in direct
    • themselves with the other Aristotle, with a misstated,
    • movement — for the Gods themselves work in the bodily
    • so to-day we find ourselves in a period that marks a genuine
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    • certain metals show themselves in greater or less degree. For
    • of imaginations, and they make a picture to themselves of this
    • ego-organisation of man, then we may ask ourselves: With what
    • Similarly, whatever we take up into ourselves that is of a
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    • too in that which lives in our own inmost selves, — these
    • stones! They can exist on Earth by themselves, they are at home
    • we were able to say to ourselves in the depths of our own
    • Christ Jesus. In Him, identifying ourselves in all humility
    • a few who have pledged themselves, after the dissolution
    • ourselves one and all to bear onward in the Spirit on the
    • Goetheanum. But we shall only show ourselves worthy of having
    • renewal of our pain, but out of the very pain pledge ourselves
    • time feel how to-day, as we dedicate ourselves with solemn vow
    • Goetheanum. Let us now rise in token that we pledge ourselves
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    • ourselves then to be interrupted in our continuation of the
    • which we will dedicate ourselves in selfless cultivation of the
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    • would never feel ourselves to be individuals. Therefore, just
    • psychic nature, we can feel ourselves to be free persons.
    • into us, we can feel ourselves as members of the whole of humanity.
    • we really feel ourselves as men.
    • Intuition, therefore we feel ourselves as earthly human beings
    • ourselves as members of the entire earthly humanity. Of course, we
    • We cannot say that we behold ourselves as
    • through the free life of thought we feel ourselves as individual
    • ourselves as individuals. We feel ourselves as personalities
    • You would at once cease to feel yourselves as personal beings if
    • thought, gives us the certainty of feeling ourselves as personalities.
    • apathetic, we feel ourselves far less strongly and intensely as
    • They permeate themselves with our spirit and soul. Normally this
    • ourselves above the deception which belongs to the working of our
    • epoch of time. We are, us it were, compelled to identify ourselves
    • to identify ourselves with them, — to give ourselves over to
    • the deception that we are these, that it is we ourselves who thus
    • go in a fleshly way through space. But they are not ourselves. That
    • ourselves, is no cleverer than to hold your hand before a mirror
    • give themselves over to a deception of consciousness which
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    • should make ourselves familiar with the ideas which
    • must accustom ourselves to have not merely a positive feeling
    • that If we bring ourselves into relation, let us say, with an
    • in ourselves.
    • the same when we put ourselves in relation with a flower or
    • really is, all we need do is to imagine ourselves in the
    • ourselves in this world, we can say, “OUT OF THE DIVINE
    • to keep them awake. If we ourselves sleep during the summer
    • death and a new birth by being able to kill ourselves
    • important that we should adapt ourselves to the possibility
    • the rising of the sun makes it necessary for the elves to
    • spiritual science must mean both familiarizing ourselves with
    • ourselves to consider the things of life from many aspects,
    • creating out of the truth of the things themselves
    • that we do, by living ourselves into the winter; when the
    • amidst the sleeping Earth-spirits we ourselves awake in
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    • there are also men who occupy themselves with anatomy and
    • develop something impersonal in themselves, with reference to
    • yourselves that forces must be drawn together from out the
    • this to yourselves: Suppose you lie down after a more or less
    • undergoes a transformation the moment we make ourselves free;
    • ourselves from the physical instrument of the head. I
    • OURSELVES who unite or separate these thoughts.
    • always have the feeling; it is we ourselves who stand behind
    • ourselves to live with our heads in the higher Hierarchies.
    • We must say to ourselves: Our thinking ceases, and our head
    • inhabitants. These heavenly beings would insert themselves
    • than that the time is ripe for us to raise ourselves to the
    • worlds, but how these worlds have themselves worked within
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    • them to be able to say to themselves that this external life
    • themselves capable of understanding culture, art, and poetry.
    • in Weimar to be beside themselves with anger. The Duke had to
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    • in and what we are ourselves.
    • steep themselves in this Greek spiritual life — let us say, in
    • Wagner types believe they are able to transplant themselves
    • may read for yourselves how I have presented these matters, how
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    • that of each individual and ask ourselves: What conclusion can
    • when we permeate ourselves with the knowledge that what we call
    • imprint themselves upon the animal quite objectively, even
    • must, therefore, remind ourselves that, by reason of all that
    • spiritual world. In a certain sense, we submerge ourselves in
    • must first familiarize themselves with what is a beginning.
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    • times whereby the guiding personalities acquainted themselves
    • would find fault with themselves, in a way, for living in such
    • fortunate position of having detached themselves from the
    • Those who consider themselves especially clever in testing the
    • be inevitable that some people today who consider themselves
    • Just consider how these polarities thrust themselves upon you
    • pedagogical books that people express themselves on this
    • themselves gradually into what he produces. Thus, it will not
    • work on the things produced. But these things themselves will
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    • may be in themselves, has brought forward such a theory of life
    • this period. Certain things consolidate themselves in a way,
    • this since, by reason of our karma, we place ourselves in a
    • into which we have entered by placing ourselves in a certain
    • it about that we place ourselves again in a certain particular
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    • quite unsparing in testing ourselves and our self-knowledge,
    • the scientists: “You yourselves experienced these conditions —
    • ourselves with what this modern spirit has written. In general,
    • promotion. People who have proven themselves in this way must,
    • but rather look around ourselves. Let me express figuratively
    • still continue to call themselves “occult,” especially in
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    • life today because they force themselves upon us more and more.
    • prosperity. So did Mill and Herzen express themselves even in
    • desire to keep their esoteric knowledge to themselves, applying
    • the reactionaries called themselves the esotericists. They used
    • themselves. The life of Blavatsky fell into this period. There
    • female, discuss among themselves at afternoon teas (I am
    • only salvation for the Europeans is to apply themselves to what
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    • into such studies as this to educate ourselves regarding the
    • find that the people themselves register the facts quite
    • and offered themselves and nobody showed pity or indignation.
    • company, and so forth. This you can read yourselves. But there
    • different with the Greeks. When they surrendered themselves to
    • need to constantly defend and arm themselves. The work of man
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    • and so forth. Especially the people who believe themselves to
    • surrender ourselves to this inner illusion and to fantastic
    • even to illness and death. If you ask yourselves on the basis
    • themselves as they do today in the names of various angels or
    • us to express ourselves now in words as it was possible in
    • you yourselves must first understand the interpretation of this
    • Even those who call themselves the official representatives of
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    • Being signifies for the earth, we must first acquaint ourselves
    • cause the time spirits to reveal themselves. That is to say, as
    • people must cure themselves of the pride that permeates the
    • capacity. For this reason they were able to lift themselves up
    • above the human and elevate themselves to the superhuman. In
    • developed so they could unfold within themselves what extended
    • Roman Caesars had themselves worshipped as gods, how they
    • It is imperative, however, that we force ourselves to its
    • the archai, but they all express themselves in what the person
    • Let us look at ourselves and see how things have changed.
    • they themselves must attain its truth by their own power. They
    • themselves do not reveal too many new features. — But
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    • had particularly to concern themselves with shrouding the
    • various spheres by the learned. And these among themselves,
    • instruct other men, unable to avail themselves of the sources
    • sense perceptions — then ask yourselves: Where is
    • cupola, portraying themselves there, imagine that this
    • yourselves a figure like that, a figure that has originated
    • world. Picture to yourselves that we have not finished with
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    • must bestir ourselves to get a clearer understanding of man's
    • form of being. You can picture to yourselves the human
    • definitely separated. We have gradually to work ourselves
    • even though both may have emancipated themselves from each
    • themselves up to many illusions. They are given over to
    • truths.) The other people have not troubled themselves about
    • bourgeoisie who even concern themselves with aesthetics in an
    • curious way the bourgeoisie have found themselves between the
    • troubling themselves about things aesthetically. When the
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    • obtrude themselves upon those who really think, even though
    • a mirror we do not perceive ourselves but only our reflected
    • image. We could forget ourselves ... We see ourselves in
    • form, the Elohim. These cosmic thoughts make themselves
    • ourselves from a certain point of view another kind of
    • when seeing themselves. We must find the elements once more
    • phenomena which offer themselves to the perception of the
    • should be occupying themselves instead of with all the
    • themselves about basic questions they would find means and
    • the people themselves. You will find that here in Berlin
    • themselves, and when the thought must rise up in those
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    • everybody to remember that we ourselves are the most severe
    • brought about either by ourselves or by others, Eurhythmy
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    • themselves from their territories. That is true. they
    • consciously have emancipated themselves from their
    • of their children; but then they like to fog themselves a
    • people pursue for themselves to-day, because of a
    • set ourselves in these lectures.
    • merely remind ourselves of a certain phenomenon, in order to
    • themselves to-day to one who is really prepared to be
    • themselves off in their national chauvinism, and if you try
    • to-day, movements which call themselves Theosophical which
    • themselves in a terrible way, in the course of the 19th
    • often for long periods, they only show themselves outwardly
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    • what we must bring home to ourselves. In this Nature that is
    • which the Gods have separated off from themselves in the
    • steep themselves in one-sided truths of this kind and the
    • within the human being. Try to picture to ourselves
    • frightened — to that extent do they sever themselves from
    • the Spirit and soul and make themselves akin to the
    • inform themselves about the essentials of education there
    • we ourselves have been living through our earthly existence
    • lose ourselves in speculation as to what presumably lies
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    • may ask themselves: Whatever more is there to be said about the being
    • ourselves are still living in an age when it is not as yet left entirely
    • ask ourselves: By what means are the forces contained in our present
    • possible? That is the question we must ask ourselves.
    • anything.’ And those who make this remark generally include themselves
    • are not, after all, depriving themselves of very much inner power; If
    • and over again. And now let us ask ourselves a question. we have heard
    • deprive ourselves of many of the forces that are necessary to the process
    • themselves of this materialism by associating their knowledge once again
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    • ourselves: How are we connected with a world which is closed to
    • the Oriental, the thoughts ordered themselves, as if of their
    • instead we should picture to ourselves that the head is the
    • ourselves.
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    • us prepare ourselves for this event, so that it may not find us
    • us prepare ourselves for this Cosmic New Year! By preparing
    • ourselves for the Christmas Festival, as explained during one
    • of my last lectures, we prepare ourselves in the right way for
    • within us as a sacred Christmas feeling, we prepare ourselves
    • we prepare ourselves if we try to perceive in the very midst of
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    • but they become dependent, they are not themselves any more, who remember
    • itself only through the fact that we can call ourselves completely grown
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    • ourselves and assimilating them, they will already be somewhat changed
    • plant — have as life in themselves, has to be driven out. Only
    • ourselves to looking at a God who is separate, but instead follow God
    • is connected with people receiving Light into themselves and contemplating
    • As long as we cannot do that, as long as we think only about ourselves,
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    • more, as it was taken up in the old light ages. We enjoy ourselves today
    • of the West — or taking the trouble to adjust ourselves to the
    • ourselves will have a reviving effect on the light. This means we must
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    • certain reluctance to merge themselves into the cultural
    • concerned themselves with conceptions of the spiritual world.
    • ourselves, in those, that is, who speak with the dead. And
    • now picture to yourselves . . . you need only picture it with
    • sounds, and then find ourselves obliged to penetrate more and
    • because they themselves need to feel concretely when you use
    • ourselves, and are astonished at this experience, at
    • experiencing ourselves, we also cross the axis of sight in
    • evolution). Then we shall gradually free ourselves altogether
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    • movement, and for this it is necessary to make ourselves
    • have to tell themselves, more and more people will have to
    • tell themselves, that what really has to do with spiritual
    • consideration in it as a means of making themselves
    • merely as a means of making ourselves mutually understood is
    • hear the divine powers as they make themselves known through
    • ourselves in the economic life, what feelings we unfold in
    • for ourselves, depends upon the fundamental constitution of
    • ourselves understood and express things in language. So it is
    • attach themselves to a movement for spiritual knowledge who
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    • of facts they themselves often advance concerning it and form their
    • of mind, the mood of soul, of their contemporaries, and will ask themselves
    • selves instead of being aroused to some interest in the great questions
    • and if they can satisfy themselves that some particular thing does not
    • Spiritual Science, we deceive ourselves in a certain respect concerning
    • themselves about all kinds of scientific concepts that have become popular
    • to themselves: Abstract concepts! Perhaps those are nothing very important,
    • what he will not sir recognising the dilemma in which we find ourselves
    • is not themselves they hold to be mad but the clever people.
    • about, really to take to themselves, the world they have to meet —
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    • if they would bestir themselves to go into the facts concerning the
    • individualised among themselves and having a personal and superpersonal
    • existence in themselves—it is believed that there can be any question
    • that where men would deceive themselves these things should play a really
    • necessary attitude to take towards the things themselves.
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    • and we exert ourselves really to study these things just in their relation
    • human kingdom and animal kingdom—unveil themselves to him in such
    • and on the other hand the animal kingdom and human kingdom reveal themselves
    • it drops out. That we have a subject and feel ourselves bound up with
    • beings who, when observed by man, reveal only a certain side of themselves
    • because it may be said they cannot reveal themselves in any other way.
    • experiments and let the experiments say what they themselves should
    • be thinking. But men prefer not to do the thinking themselves. They
    • the past. Think for once how men, because they themselves no longer
    • do any reading they go in for just like that. Don't delude yourselves
    • to your individual selves, you would be able to progress to your own
    • know something about the truth, persuade themselves that what one thinks
    • our own conceptions; we must really prepare ourselves to receive the
    • those who bestir themselves to grasp the inner nerve of existence, where
    • the spiritual world, what they have developed in themselves—then
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    • which indeed in themselves naturally have their justification. It is
    • and astral body force ourselves—if I may express it thus—through
    • know of the world and of ourselves has not our real being in it, not
    • of pain to make things easier for themselves. Ay crying out you will
    • laws, in this devising of social and political laws, let themselves
    • Chinese themselves, (cf. The Karma of Vocation) have got to
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    • But next we have to look at the other side and say to ourselves: And
    • themselves the burden of that guilt, that greatest of all guilt, the
    • For it must not be forgotten, again and again we must remind ourselves,
    • in the pagan ritual, and represented Christ-Jesus to themselves more
    • first worked themselves up to the heights on which Plato had already
    • of spirit. In this way, too, we shall once again feel ourselves true
    • historical evolution. Then when we prepare ourselves by paganism, as
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    • connection with the Christ and feel themselves strong for their earthly
    • it is already necessary today to make clear to ourselves what actually
    • masses of our forefathers (which means of ourselves, for in our former
    • And even were Goethe one of those personalities who accustom themselves
    • to our soul when we fully surrender ourselves to the profoundest depths
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    • the world have been built up, but none of these have, of themselves,
    • what the Old Helm wanted to make of themselves and that Christianity,
    • be able to find these architectural forms even coming of themselves
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    • notice how certain lines which wind themselves about this Mercury motifs
    • that VT identify ourselves with the real principle of evolution in nature
    • one traces evolution through Art we identify ourselves with what evolution
    • do not concern ourselves with all the rubbish about names, Saturn or
    • when we leave our false mysticism behind and really exert ourselves
    • - in its inner artistic mobility when as we enter it we allow ourselves
    • to set ourselves inside these forms and this Building is a living protest
    • let ourselves be lulled in dreams. This is the thing which I specially
    • actively identify ourselves with the living movement, with every single
    • moment when we enter it the forms will so work that the walls themselves
    • themselves up so that we have the feeling the walls do not enclose us,
    • and creative Art other harmonies now manifest themselves that have not
    • you now) are in themselves an evidence that the building does not stand
    • we shall feel ourselves into the shape and then we experience how this
    • very lies that people are spreading, themselves, they use as further
    • not blind ourselves to these things. But we must realise two things.
    • adjust ourselves to the position. It is not a question of convincing
    • ourselves with those who slander and lie and to endeavour to meet them
    • holding ourselves above cliques and personal feelings, and all these
    • we must be able to put ourselves into the big interests of the world.
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    • the elemental beings which develop their forms of themselves out from
    • that in which ourselves stand — in the 15th century, developing
    • forces themselves inherent in the colour-world. At the present time,
    • presented in this figure. Then we shall arrive ourselves, through the
    • with the social aspect we cannot and will not identify ourselves. Such
    • able to rouse themselves out of the impulses of Spiritual Science to
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    • Look at many of the societies calling themselves occult, or
    • give themselves an early origin, to talk as much as possible
    • themselves. They could no longer have this wisdom of old
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    • Walpurgis-night themselves show, deeply initiated into
    • night of April 30) rub themselves with a certain ointment
    • themselves lucky were methods of this kind to be divulged to
    • themselves together with a company witches also outside their
    • has feelers, but these feelers lengthen themselves into
    • affairs together while sipping their wine, find themselves by
    • asleep in the midst of amusing themselves. Goethe is not
    • we must accustom ourselves to recognise more in him than
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    • into any heart, any soul; for they all thought themselves
    • milieu in which we now find ourselves is changed by
    • by living in abstractions men have separated themselves from
    • for freedom — so themselves they flatter.” We feel
    • ourselves transported almost into the present, for now too we
    • really immerse ourselves in reality and learn to understand
    • may well ask ourselves whether suffering is to continue
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    • remind yourselves of how the moment Mephistopheles mentions
    • yourselves the coming into physical existence of the human
    • germ-cell before impregnation, and let us ask ourselves what
    • together yourselves out of any elementary book on physics.
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    • they receive into themselves. Thus in the widest sense we can
    • ask ourselves more precisely: “What is the meaning of
    • things themselves have to do with one another. The
    • of this kind. Certain economists who thought themselves
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    • more make clear to ourselves, what was the nature of the
    • the bonds of blood. Human beings gave themselves up to it, in
    • themselves strong, mighty and powerful — they are the
    • the Gods Themselves. Helena, you know, is a daughter of Leda
    • will give themselves up to illusions. Illusions there always
    • Human beings will have to accustom themselves to one thing:
    • nations themselves we are not concerned in this connection)
    • with this, one says: “Let us above all attach ourselves
    • this how human beings involve themselves in illusions. For I
    • things as these we must indeed concern ourselves. It is not
    • have made ourselves ready to take our stand where the ray
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    • creative beings set themselves the task of so forming man
    • but have united themselves with it for a time. We can even
    • to be sure show themselves only in pictures, chaotically, and
    • we immerse ourselves in the world that, although also a
    • water-air. The Sirens feel themselves related to water only
    • waking, he makes ants appear and begin to busy themselves
    • ourselves in a struggle closely resembling the conflict that
    • themselves come into conflict, the same conflict of ideas as
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    • themselves to know a little more about waking. If they would
    • position consciously to transport ourselves into that world.
    • are so willing to give ourselves up to illusion. I might
    • Science on themselves bring progress. But we must be careful
    • consciousness of ourselves, at consciousness of the presence
    • meditate over every word! Thus men console themselves today
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    • make ourselves thoroughly acquainted with the character of
    • phenomena speak for themselves. In this way Goethe brought a
    • the right way, so that they express themselves according to
    • united when we have the faculp of devoting ourselves in
    • material phenomena speak for themselves — that is our
    • ophies but give ourselves up to spiritual perceptions. And it
    • unite themselves. They are then mirrored in one another. And
    • ahrimanic influences have made themselves felt in man and in
    • begin by building for ourselves empty theories, well prepared
    • neglect to do what should now be done, but confine ourselves
    • one meaning and ran on one track. Then we accustom ourselves
    • upon everything in the same manner; when we accustom ourselves
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    • ourselves back into the conceptions of the old Greeks, to
    • a mingling of lights is a unity and so deceive ourselves in
    • spinal vertebrae transforming themselves into the bones of
    • ourselves he knew everything. But No! Goethe becomes all the
    • themselves to our vision, allow us to feel them, but in
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    • degree, soul and spirit actually free themselves from their
    • concepts, and without arousing in ourselves an intimate
    • we ourselves learn to know the Imaginations which, in the
    • remind ourselves here that it was during the eighties of the
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    • ourselves. Then, too, if we wish to make our lives fuller in
    • establish ourselves in life with our will that passes over
    • the will translated into deed, we again find ourselves up
    • intention themselves of making good. And then look at the
    • themselves and will continue to do so increasingly so long as
    • reach ourselves. In willing we do this, for willing actually
    • proceeds form ourselves; in willing we lose ourselves; but
    • enter inside ourselves.
    • Manto. What makes us lose ourselves in motives of will is
    • experience that, fundamentally, what makes us lose ourselves
    • allowing ourselves to sink down into a merely external
    • feel ourselves hemmed in by any boundary, but feel as if
    • spiritual world, we have prepared ourselves to understand
    • conception would be an experiencing ourselves in light, in
    • looking into ourselves, we hear with our external ears;
    • instead of feeling ourselves within our skin, we feel what is
    • between not being able to reach ourselves in Homunculus, and
    • picture this to ourselves, my dear friends; suppose someone
    • people did not enrich themselves with spiritual treasure but
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    • documents speak for themselves, they largely read into them the
    • said to themselves — and what I shall now describe was an
    • into ourselves.’ They were conscious of the fact that they
    • People who had this kind of inner experience felt themselves in
    • extended atmosphere. They would have felt themselves belonging
    • people whom I described above felt themselves intimately
    • connected with the earth. They did not feel themselves as
    • Europe were beginning to feel themselves, however
    • must somehow be able to transplant ourselves into the inner
    • must transplant ourselves into the hearts and minds of these
    • themselves, they would feel the objective and influential
    • the dead. Then they would say to themselves, ‘Is it quite right
    • things too, they felt themselves immersed in the all-pervading
    • so well satisfied with themselves, we have the unswerving
    • themselves that objectivity to which we can address ourselves,
    • is like a sacrilege, but we cannot help ourselves!
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    • in the medical profession. Perhaps we have made ourselves clear. I
    • themselves — this, of course, has just to do with Catholic
    • to the spiritual world. The priests themselves will have come out of
    • medical facts and physicians vesting themselves as priests, then I'd
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    • themselves.
    • after themselves. A person who is in this condition in early
    • consider themselves very clever, but even thoroughly educated priests
    • they can give out of themselves with what that other human being is
    • human beings must know themselves. And they demand complete knowledge
    • of themselves. Now with their ego organization separated, they come
    • seeing themselves from within, not merely from without. This
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    • stage where they transform the pain within themselves. This is
    • themselves have risen into the spiritual world. At this stage the
    • feel themselves, know themselves in the most eminent sense to be
    • ourselves. It goes as far as the etheric body, and the etheric body
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    • now between change of teeth and puberty we work on ourselves with the
    • impressing themselves into the soul-life. So what a young person does
    • lasts. The knife can't renew itself. Teeth can't renew themselves
    • the other parts can always renew themselves. If the teeth were
    • our renewal ourselves, out of forces we have received up to that
    • are becoming fewer and fewer, we cannot work to give ourselves a new
    • ourselves. This is the moment in earth-life when we find that we are
    • ourselves and the world. Always in our inner dynamics we are striving
    • moment of transfer from the world to ourselves we go through a point
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    • also interesting if one lets them talk about themselves. To
    • But if one catches hold of what they say about themselves — and
    • experiencing the events themselves, and now he takes pleasure in
    • They reveal themselves clearly in wanderlust, but that is an extreme
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    • believed that illness comes from sin. For they know they themselves
    • worthy citizens have gorged themselves at court banquets when they
    • each other, whether they distance themselves from the lower members.
    • healing process, they will be able to relate themselves to it in the
    • They will learn to regard themselves as partners of the priests,
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    • themselves or in connection with their immediate environment. Now we
    • the paths of outgoing karma? To know that, we must acquaint ourselves
    • separate ourselves from our karma and concentrate on the instreaming
    • before us is a spiritual being similar to ourselves but distorted,
    • almost a caricature of ourselves, a being we have brought to birth.
    • us. It is hardly more than an enhanced view of ourselves in a mirror.
    • When we look at ourselves in an ordinary mirror, that is the physical
    • world. When we see ourselves reflected in the etheric world by the
    • continually to lift human beings out of themselves, to show them
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    • physical body and etheric body are by themselves; the astral body and
    • ego are also by themselves. Turning first to the physical and etheric
    • must play themselves out. The physical body has to do with physical
    • what was found? Of course they found themselves again confronting the
    • permeating ourselves with such thoughts. For instance, the relation
    • developing spiritual perception in themselves and observing the
    • ourselves to all this. Then it will be possible to make our study of
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    • the evolution of our civilization if they don't allow themselves to
    • their very nature they themselves are creative. One must re-create if
    • — within ourselves. We have to develop inner forces by which we
    • themselves — shyly perhaps at first, for they are not
    • begins. Beings come out of the pictures and make themselves known. We
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    • — and will undergo further evolution, so must humans themselves
    • less than that you can say to yourselves: Now that I have my medical
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    • in the medical profession. Perhaps we have made ourselves clear. I
    • themselves — this, of course, has just to do with Catholic
    • to the spiritual world. The priests themselves will have come out of
    • medical facts and physicians vesting themselves as priests, then I'd
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    • themselves.
    • after themselves. A person who is in this condition in early
    • consider themselves very clever, but even thoroughly educated priests
    • they can give out of themselves with what that other human being is
    • human beings must know themselves. And they demand complete knowledge
    • of themselves. Now with their ego organization separated, they come
    • seeing themselves from within, not merely from without. This
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    • stage where they transform the pain within themselves. This is
    • themselves have risen into the spiritual world. At this stage the
    • feel themselves, know themselves in the most eminent sense to be
    • ourselves. It goes as far as the etheric body, and the etheric body
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    • now between change of teeth and puberty we work on ourselves with the
    • impressing themselves into the soul-life. So what a young person does
    • lasts. The knife can't renew itself. Teeth can't renew themselves
    • the other parts can always renew themselves. If the teeth were
    • our renewal ourselves, out of forces we have received up to that
    • are becoming fewer and fewer, we cannot work to give ourselves a new
    • ourselves. This is the moment in earth-life when we find that we are
    • ourselves and the world. Always in our inner dynamics we are striving
    • moment of transfer from the world to ourselves we go through a point
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    • also interesting if one lets them talk about themselves. To
    • But if one catches hold of what they say about themselves — and
    • experiencing the events themselves, and now he takes pleasure in
    • They reveal themselves clearly in wanderlust, but that is an extreme
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    • believed that illness comes from sin. For they know they themselves
    • worthy citizens have gorged themselves at court banquets when they
    • each other, whether they distance themselves from the lower members.
    • healing process, they will be able to relate themselves to it in the
    • They will learn to regard themselves as partners of the priests,
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    • are awake we control our inhalation ourselves through our astral
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    • themselves or in connection with their immediate environment. Now we
    • the paths of outgoing karma? To know that, we must acquaint ourselves
    • separate ourselves from our karma and concentrate on the instreaming
    • before us is a spiritual being similar to ourselves but distorted,
    • almost a caricature of ourselves, a being we have brought to birth.
    • us. It is hardly more than an enhanced view of ourselves in a mirror.
    • When we look at ourselves in an ordinary mirror, that is the physical
    • world. When we see ourselves reflected in the etheric world by the
    • continually to lift human beings out of themselves, to show them
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    • physical body and etheric body are by themselves; the astral body and
    • ego are also by themselves. Turning first to the physical and etheric
    • must play themselves out. The physical body has to do with physical
    • what was found? Of course they found themselves again confronting the
    • permeating ourselves with such thoughts. For instance, the relation
    • developing spiritual perception in themselves and observing the
    • ourselves to all this. Then it will be possible to make our study of
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    • the evolution of our civilization if they don't allow themselves to
    • their very nature they themselves are creative. One must re-create if
    • — within ourselves. We have to develop inner forces by which we
    • themselves — shyly perhaps at first, for they are not
    • begins. Beings come out of the pictures and make themselves known. We
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    • — and will undergo further evolution, so must humans themselves
    • less than that you can say to yourselves: Now that I have my medical
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    • We should indeed remind ourselves again and again what a great
    • have ceased to concern ourselves at all with such ideas. But it is a
    • persons themselves bear testimony that they have no intention of
    • through the Christ Impulse an entirely new way of relating themselves
    • Paul never wearied of exhorting men to develop within themselves a
    • the whole cultural life of Europe, unless men bethink themselves in
    • themselves how a super-sensible character can be brought again into the
    • culture is due to the fact that we ourselves are no longer in earnest
    • have a real understanding of the Resurrection. We set ourselves at
    • their thoughts, prefer not to let themselves be troubled with thought
    • this, they will not be able to lift themselves up to experiences in
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    • evidence at the present time. These symptoms show themselves clearly
    • wherever sense-objects, wherever human beings themselves are, on the
    • with their blood, they regarded themselves as the “chosen
    • and spiritual, men still went on desiring to find in themselves the
    • looking to themselves alone, relying upon what comes with them at
    • able of themselves to reach any true understanding of the Event of
    • belief professed by the vast majority of those calling themselves
    • At the same time they have not yet themselves kindled the light which
    • themselves into what ought to have been the Christian impulse of the
    • how to find, out of themselves, the forces that can lead to an
    • long refrained, people even brought themselves to exercise a certain
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    • ourselves the victory of the Spirit over the body. As history
    • and this consciousness will not be attained if we give ourselves up to
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    • prepared themselves in a definite way, were able, just at this moment
    • ready. But now they did not give themselves up to a questioning mood;
    • they made themselves receptive, and in a devotional mood they stood
    • these sense-perceptions themselves, it would be just as if an old
    • themselves. But it is necessary for man to reach a point where he is
    • must win back for ourselves once more a knowledge and an understanding
    • properties of plants make themselves known to us, and we learn to see
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    • we ourselves, but other beings, beings of the future, were to evolve
    • the solar system in which we ourselves have lived. Our solar system
    • cosmic Beings themselves. The old initiates knew that if, for example,
    • how to interpret. If they allowed themselves to be inspired by Venus
    • allowed themselves to be inspired by Mercury. These signs were
    • themselves: What kind of medicament must be administered? When a man
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    • The world, the universe, in which we find ourselves between birth and
    • They also reveal themselves to our vision, inasmuch as they proceed
    • universe, you will say to yourselves: The activity which your
    • The mysteries of planetary existence reveal themselves in many
    • they are subtle in themselves, and because it is necessary to stress
    • We embrace space within ourselves as it were, and behold the
    • ourselves from outside. That is why the science of Initiation speaks
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    • were to act upon the earth only by themselves, they would have to be
    • plants themselves. But when we come to the astral element of the
    • themselves have no astral bodies, but the earth is enveloped in an
    • plants to the earth as being similar to that of our hair to ourselves,
    • makes us always remain with ourselves. Carbon, in a sense, is our
    • element which holds us firmly within ourselves, so that we are a
    • by the silica element, which seeks to draw us away from ourselves.
    • things themselves cannot be understood either, unless they are
    • and waking if we could not immerse ourselves in nitrogen. Our physical
    • us which are not properly of the earth to live in themselves, so to
    • soul-life, we immerse ourselves in the nitrogen-element, which forms
    • emerge from ourselves, as it were. As I said, it forms the bridge to
    • find them ourselves can we also value them as tradition. And as we
    • all, these deliberations will in themselves have helped to throw light
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    • If we want to acquaint ourselves with the real meaning of scientific
    • good men to defend themselves against this peril and thus save
    • find the spirit when they looked inward into themselves.
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    • them in cosmic language. They experienced themselves within the
    • within ourselves is directly experienced and need not be first
    • say to themselves: In the inward perception of the spirit indwelling
    • second extends from him to Nicholas Cusanus. We find ourselves in the
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    • revealed themselves in his own life. By extending his own
    • directions. In walking, we place ourselves in a certain manner into
    • arms, we bring ourselves into the orientation of right-and-left. To
    • fit ourselves into direction of front-and-back, back-and-front, when
    • movement. We would not have geometry if we did not place ourselves
    • prick our skin. We can also convince ourselves intellectually of its
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    • find ourselves in this nature. For we will not attain a coherent
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    • were those that he could only attribute to the objects themselves,
    • same with the other things that present themselves to my senses. The
    • “things in themselves,” which themselves remain utterly
    • themselves so there are no corpses. The propagation of such beings
    • says nothing about the things themselves. Whether we adopt continuity
    • or atomism determines nothing about things themselves. It is only our
    • truly find ourselves in the world, we must find a way out of the dead
    • get back to our own nature and comprehend ourselves as living beings.
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    • the primary qualities to the things themselves, assuming that spatial
    • things, we must look within ourselves. Otherwise, we only attain to
    • We must be able to tell ourselves: When we experience a sound, a
    • that if we want to acquaint ourselves with the true nature of sound,
    • ourselves as experiences of the effects of the outer world.
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    • to the way we ourselves would experience this movement, then we must
    • ourselves by the external world. If I observe a moving body (see Fig.
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    • into their deeper meaning. Reading his works, we find ourselves
    • something that was, as it were, a part of themselves, not as
    • subjects you will see that people expressed themselves concerning
    • Earth we experience in ourselves when we experience the physical
    • body. Water we experience in ourselves when we experience the etheric
    • Therefore, they found themselves able to speak about digestion only
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    • within ourselves when we look back upon ourselves.
    • elements from which the worlds of the future create themselves. Red
    • the wrong. They even work themselves up to the very spiritual
    • physicist, matter is no longer material. The physicists, themselves
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    • longer feel ourselves in the midst of Reality when we occupy ourselves
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    • images which present themselves in this sphere, and we can harmonize
    • into those existences which reveal themselves in picture form as the
    • attempt to present to ourselves events which in the physical world
    • themselves by inspiration. We attain true intuition, a union
    • themselves real because they come from the spirit world; the manner in
    • himself in accordance with them, or not. They themselves exercise no
    • and Inspiration and Intuition themselves, becomes abstract thought
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    • When success is reached by means of such exercises, we find ourselves
    • be able to be in ourselves and outside ourselves in accordance with
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    • organization. The experiences of sleep reveal themselves only to
    • Dreams interweave themselves into the state of soul just described.
    • life; for these earth-lives reveal themselves in their relation to the
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    • explained it to themselves as ‘doubt’. But Philosophy
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    • after us, in future times, will see greater than we ourselves
    • themselves with this. I have often emphasised what a gigantic
    • we ourselves belong, that is most intensely connected with the
    • philosophy incorporate themselves into the life of man, that
    • preceded the evolution in which we ourselves are engaged.
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    • never feel ourselves to be individuals. Therefore, just because
    • nature wean feel ourselves to be free persons.
    • feel ourselves as members of the whole of humanity. We might
    • feel ourselves as men.
    • feel ourselves as earthly human beings — that means
    • the very end of Earth-life. In that way we can feel ourselves
    • cannot say that we behold ourselves as personalities; that we
    • of thought we feel ourselves as individual beings. Let us once
    • more make quite clear how it is that we feel ourselves as
    • individuals. We feel ourselves as personalities because
    • would at once cease to feel yourselves as personal beings if
    • a thought, gives us the certainty of feeling ourselves as
    • apathetic, we feel ourselves far less strongly and intensely as
    • themselves with our spirit and soul. Normally this should not
    • raise ourselves above the deception which belongs to the
    • identify ourselves with that which in the normal consciousness
    • bodies. But in this epoch we have to identify ourselves with
    • them, — to give ourselves over to the deception that we
    • are these, that it is we ourselves who thus go in a fleshly way
    • through space. But they are not ourselves. That is only because
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    • on lower levels of existence they felt themselves related to what
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • Rome. Let us try to picture to ourselves what the Greek world means to
    • themselves for leading positions in life have, in the course of their
    • blood of those who are preparing themselves to take leading positions,
    • the myth and, living with these events, the gods. The gods themselves
    • stand before us and we watch them pass. They show themselves to us in
    • then propagated themselves through the rape of the Sabines. Therefore,
    • themselves back to robbers, and the women to a rape! Many things in
    • devoted themselves to jurisprudence with all their souls. Papinian,
    • themselves from the Church, they dropped the title and founded a
    • such dead earnest. So the rulers styled themselves “Defender of
    • themselves like great lords and thought it an easy thing to take over
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • their whole being. The Greeks would then have lost themselves in a
    • nothing less than to create for themselves a separate world where
    • themselves be taken hold of by these inner forces, which are to grow
    • forces entered, however, and set themselves in violent opposition to
    • phenomena of life. If, however, we confine ourselves today to the
    • impulses that later work themselves out in the way I have indicated in
    • gradually take form among the various impulses that make themselves
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • occurring, when they don't easily reveal themselves. Thus, it is also
    • that man does not understand certain things that thrust themselves
    • gradually create and form for yourselves in meditation. It would not
    • We ought straightway to take it for granted that we find ourselves
    • through delving into ourselves will never be true. We deepen our own
    • ourselves and learn to know it. Therefore, all natural science of
    • contrary interests that have attached themselves to the movement.
    • awaken within the souls of those who find themselves in our Society
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • or grammar, this way of relating ourselves to a printed or written
    • — can make of it. By these means, we unite ourselves with the
    • history, inasmuch as they first show themselves to us in forms that we
    • have the least idea how deeply and firmly they themselves are still
    • have devoted themselves to these matters because they have felt it
    • the science of the spirit. It is not enough to shut ourselves away in
    • people really think but to deafen themselves to what actually exists.
    • objective knowledge? They say it to deafen themselves so as not to
    • have to admit to themselves what should be admitted. A great part of
    • not admit to themselves what they really ought to admit. They say one
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • themselves, and have again and again to suffer disillusionment. As I
    • so, we should soon be considering ourselves much cleverer than a god,
    • Silesia; the Europeans had themselves been conquered. Although the
    • mechanical contrivances but would have made human beings themselves
    • Sometimes they reveal themselves only slightly, but at other times
    • prosperity, and so they gave themselves up to prosperity, devoted
    • themselves wholly to it. The earth had to be purged of Atlantean
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • themselves to work together in the most intensive manner to bring
    • themselves in heart and soul with the sacred Mystery of Golgotha, and
    • power three times as great as themselves, it was commanded that they
    • They desired to devote themselves entirely to the spirit and could
    • now accused themselves of spitting upon it; they accused themselves of
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    • and that we need to concern ourselves with four problems: natural
    • accused themselves of other crimes. A certain number afterward
    • accused themselves of crimes. These horrible and terrible experiences
    • the real, but they give themselves up to the most fantastic ideas and
    • centuries. They had to give themselves up to fantastic ideas about
    • The only way they could protect themselves — this external event
    • themselves mere instruments of heavenly activities, nor did it work
    • themselves as completely within the course of the universe as a cell
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    • in the attempt to enter livingly ourselves into the element of
    • our feeling of life is intensified while giving ourselves up to our
    • which goes out beyond memory. Let us make clear to ourselves what
    • The memory-experience leads us to identify ourselves
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    • because they have to retain in themselves their bodily warmth as
    • still resembles his earthly shape, gradually to insert themselves
    • Picture to yourselves the change which takes place in
    • change or transform them when the thoughts themselves expand or
    • Luciferic beings unite themselves with nature. But the approach of
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    • way. Picture to yourselves during sleep the etheric and physical
    • asleep at night the memories which we have ourselves forgotten. Man
    • of the angelic world through what we have imprinted in ourselves as
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    • We feel ourselves one with the cosmos. And above all else it now
    • the soul. Thus, through this experience of living ourselves into the
    • Thereby, however, we feel ourselves as Man once again
    • reveal themselves in continual radiations so that a constant
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    • on. We know that we ourselves live, in a certain sense, in a sort of
    • atmosphere we take oxygen into ourselves, that our relation to the
    • nitrogen also plays a certain role. We picture to ourselves in
    • represent to ourselves the cosmic ether as projecting into this
    • we transfer ourselves through Imaginative vision into these rocks of
    • If we as modern men could transpose ourselves into that ancient
    • beings we transfer ourselves through this relationship with the
    • as if all this belonged to ourselves, as if we had something to do
    • themselves, had a life of their own and then disappeared into the
    • “shovels” they propel themselves in the swamp, and also
    • kingdom. Owing to this separation they have metamorphosed themselves
    • the plant-world arise which suck themselves full of the soft
    • Think over these things and you yourselves will say: In contrast with
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    • in what form do they reveal themselves? They reveal themselves as the
    • We must say to ourselves: Do not merely look at all this
    • animals themselves in their own Being.
    • These beings themselves mutually answered each other's questions. One
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    • all the difficulties which offer themselves to the ordinary
    • experience it was to him as if the statues themselves desired to
    • if the statues themselves would speak. One statue said: I am
    • themselves, they could proceed further on their Path of Knowledge.
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    • to work on the soul, manifested themselves first as bodily
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    • But you must make clear to yourselves the difference
    • ourselves to some extent bounded by our skin, and we say indeed that
    • in the man the foolishness is evident of feeling ourselves limited by
    • soon be in me is outside. So that we only feel ourselves rightly
    • today as men when we do not think ourselves, as regards the air, cut
    • earth, and who today find themselves in a colony on the moon.
    • he was drawn into his senses. These senses themselves were not so
    • yourselves. In all the older genuine historical works you will find
    • clear to ourselves. Historic records are meager during the time that
    • and we have to exert ourselves to fathom
    • still revealed itself to men, which men themselves could set down,
    • they explain themselves, for they are coloured by the
    • could express themselves. And when today we search into these secrets
    • unveil themselves to us when we direct our gaze to the Mysteries of
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    • in these dense compact metals — these metals poured themselves
    • corpse; and if we occupy ourselves with physics or chemistry, are we
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    • living secrets must themselves be found again today. The necessary
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    • revealed themselves in the whole of nature. Today we can go out into
    • themselves consciously to the entire surface, the external surface of
    • the earth, just as we relate ourselves in our consciousness to our
    • beings revealed themselves to them. This consciousness was awakened
    • themselves behind these. Even that which appears outwardly as
    • Gods, those who revealed themselves in the different beings and
    • directed towards the planetary orbits themselves, it was then
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    • personalities who devoted themselves to knowledge and investigation
    • order to withdraw again into themselves. Thus melodies reveal when
    • themselves, as I have said, as pious men in that which then
    • make themselves felt, and all this then passes over into forms of
    • themselves. In this way was experienced the process which results in
    • themselves were inspired. He learnt what the spirits of nature knew,
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    • We breathe out carbonic acid. We produce in ourselves
    • themselves, and they it was who told him of the properties of gold.
    • themselves in the right way through that spirit of piety of which I
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    • either in relation to each other or by themselves, these phrases are
    • conquered in ourselves, however, the memory-forming element that
    • parenthetically that many who call themselves spiritual investigators
    • intensively, he will be driven by the phenomena themselves into the
    • It is death that is active in us when we surrender ourselves to what
    • we look through the conscious conceptual forces that reveal themselves
    • as destructive forces; they reveal themselves as what begins to take
    • confirmed absolutely in life, proving themselves in the most outward
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    • study of medical science. We therefore will not align ourselves with
    • medicine and the like. We should certainly not align ourselves with
    • themselves in our chaotic social order: this is the formation of
    • struggling among themselves are no better than political parties. In
    • to an excessive degree rather than permeating themselves soul-spiritually.
    • they pour themselves downward, and the rhythmic system does not press
    • — these formative processes will manifest themselves in an
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    • incorporate into ourselves a kind of double that works deeply in the
    • to say to ourselves that as phosphorus is taken in it is worked
    • extended further, combustible substances reveal themselves as working
    • chance in an empirical way, should they happen to present themselves
    • for example, or adding the plants themselves from which these oils are
    • must evolve ourselves from other worlds into the earthly world in
    • knowledge of the spiritual world with the excuse that they themselves
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    • themselves ever more intensely into the future. And yet, if the
    • bear. But if we now ask ourselves: What is the purpose of all this?
    • ourselves of the habit of constructing concepts capable of definition
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    • But the moment human beings no longer provide merely for themselves or
    • Suppose now we find ourselves at any given point within the economic
    • substances and materials themselves; we must look away from all this
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    • in the forming of Price. Bearing this in mind, you say to yourselves:
    • Economic Science. For we may well ask ourselves this question: Is
    • relate themselves to extra-human powers, there arose more and more the
    • themselves from other social impulses or social currents. Hence,
    • us to the true form of Economic Science. The facts themselves will, of
    • economic life, men are providing for themselves. That is to
    • The few who provide for themselves on the model of our tailor do not
    • that men are still obliged to provide for themselves. That is economic
    • notice the fact. For we do not ask ourselves: What is it that values
    • wage-earners — earners of a living for themselves — how are
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    • prepare the mines themselves, to transport the coal and so forth. It
    • still shine through. But the moment we emancipate ourselves, thinking
    • actually receives from the original capitalists themselves is in his
    • economic processes are distinguished by the fact that we ourselves are
    • ourselves within the economic processes, just as a being would
    • am now comparing with ourselves, cannot of course be the chemist. It
    • ourselves partake in it inwardly at every point. Hence too we must
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    • it for yourselves. The cycle must necessarily be completed in some
    • production and consumption themselves. When a value enters the process
    • speaking of realities. Ideas by' themselves have no effect in the real
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    • many others besides Adam Smith) that prices regulate themselves of
    • today. If we wish to enter into the realities, we must ask ourselves:
    • perhaps defend themselves. In that case they must have the means to do
    • which grow quite freely among men, enter in and incorporate themselves
    • have rid yourselves of the problem, but you have still produced
    • unclear. Today we deceive ourselves in almost all our economic
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    • themselves.
    • themselves in their effects during the War, are a good example of how
    • States themselves had become as Politics and Economics coalesced. The
    • States themselves did very much in this direction, by way of wise
    • another phenomenon. It was this: Political States themselves began to
    • merely to enlarge themselves by acquiring colonies. Isolated people
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    • must today concern ourselves with a somewhat ticklish question of
    • You will understand me rightly if you will acknowledge to yourselves
    • not know by our own sensibility (supposing we ourselves have not
    • and called to life again within ourselves. That which passes
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    • feed all the others along with themselves. All others are dependent on
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    • consume. These things will correct themselves of their own accord.
    • themselves of their own accord. Irregularities will undoubtedly arise,
    • and having arisen they must correct themselves. Life cannot go on
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    • death. Now one of those who concern themselves with this poet, being
    • themselves. So he was able to make an enormous profit.
    • a parish clerk will be added. Now we must ask ourselves: How does a
    • to ask ourselves: How will these spiritual workers economically endue
    • concepts, if we realise that the concepts themselves need to be kept
    • data, from which we may convince ourselves in an atmosphere unclouded
    • allowing themselves to be misled into a partial instead of a
    • these for another, to satisfy certain needs among themselves. Such
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    • upon Nature for themselves. Say that the village economy consists of
    • fetch their wheat and rye and beef for themselves, they will hand over
    • so that they can save themselves the Labour.
    • those who can save themselves the Labour on account of their spiritual
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    • Beings know only of themselves, and this knowledge of
    • themselves is for them an inner experience of which man has a weak
    • Seraphim and Thrones reveal themselves in the Element of Warmth, the
    • Beings of the second Hierarchy form themselves in the Element of
    • movement; we ourselves, if we follow the colours with
    • Now picture to yourselves:
    • Hierarchies themselves dive in, as it were — the second
    • Hierarchies have held it only as a possession they did not themselves
    • they cannot of themselves have forms; there is nothing really there
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    • unique character; you may see that for yourselves in the Mystery
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    • one of whom I told you yesterday; but they themselves were directed
    • themselves turn the symbolic pictures that they drew, into ordinary
    • But picture to yourselves,
    • said: “We resolve now to feel ourselves responsible not for
    • ourselves alone nor our community, nor our nation, nor even only for
    • the men of our time; we resolve to feel ourselves responsible for all
    • being of man as they show themselves in this or that individuality,
    • description of what they themselves had been able to feel and
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    • this, we must acquaint ourselves with the way men thought about the
    • things will not suffer themselves to be confined in abstract
    • themselves, within earthly physical life, this true and genuine
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    • orientate ourselves rightly to the important subjects with which we
    • secret, often without themselves understanding its wonderfully deep
    • themselves afterwards developed and elaborated through an inner
    • to the pupils. Through being able to place themselves into the
    • themselves especially strongly in the astral body. Having however
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    • themselves every time: Such spiritual vision as we have had —
    • themselves acquainted with all that could be discovered about Nature
    • in this epoch. They received it into themselves and assimilated it as
    • time permeate yourselves with the methods of cognition indicated in
    • themselves in the old sense, can they find the secrets of the world,
    • but only by so preparing themselves in heart and mind that they can
    • we must prepare to do today. We must make ourselves ripe for this
    • — no longer to draw forth from ourselves like the old
    • read? We — the humanity of today — read what we ourselves
    • was we ourselves who wrote it in our former lives on Earth.
    • the secrets which we ourselves have inscribed. There we must read, if
    • ourselves do not bring Him something from our diligent spiritual work
    • into the Cosmos, to continue in the Cosmos what men themselves cannot
    • relate ourselves to writing in the modern way, we mar our spiritual
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    • to themselves every time: Such spiritual vision as we have had
    • stage, made themselves acquainted with all that could be discovered
    • about Nature in this epoch. They received it into themselves and
    • time permeate yourselves with the methods of cognition indicated in
    • has come when men must see that not out of themselves, in the old
    • preparing themselves in heart and mind that they can read what is
    • prepare to do to-day. We must make ourselves ripe for this — no
    • longer to draw forth from ourselves like the old Initiates, but to be
    • ourselves have written in it. For what does it mean to say that the
    • light? It was we ourselves who wrote it in our former lives on
    • to the secrets which we ourselves have inscribed. There we must read,
    • continue in the cosmos what men themselves cannot yet do with it.
    • relate ourselves to writing in the modern way, we mar our spiritual
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    • Here we already find ourselves within the very subject of these
    • experience it only when death approaches you yourselves, but may be
    • understood it most deeply. For they could say to themselves: For
    • Mysteries. They could say: The Christ to whom we lifted ourselves up
    • themselves to Him. With their knowledge of this Initiation rite, the
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    • We may transplant ourselves in thought into one of the many different
    • registered. For they themselves, in that they underwent this
    • of ourselves. We should be strictly determined, placed in an
    • of today think themselves very humble in respect of knowledge; but to
    • an open mind they would say to themselves that something quite
    • time looked up to the Mystery of Golgotha. They said to themselves:
    • The Mysteries themselves receded in the age when the free development
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    • infinite multiplicity of spiritual beings who express themselves in
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    • We know in the first place that human individuals themselves return to
    • human beings themselves are the most important factor in the
    • these human hearts must be able to open themselves in the true way.
    • time. For to permeate ourselves with this sacred, solemn feeling which
    • may now fill ourselves with the Goetheanum impulses as with impulses
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    • must arm themselves if they are to continue along the path of
    • ourselves into the heart and mind of a Tibetan before the whole
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    • pass into the spiritual world without finding in themselves a point
    • themselves that they can remember having descended from apes!
    • we shall realise that we can never lend ourselves to quarreling with
    • them life, that they themselves are not to eat of the Tree of Life.
    • confined themselves to purely historical Christianity was passing
    • not allow ourselves to be frightened away from the sciences by any
    • religious community just as we must keep ourselves free from the same
    • Let it be put to the test! But naturally, we ourselves must be
    • themselves to knowledge where everything is derived from outside and
    • see the material world of sense. We must even accustom ourselves to
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    • want to rouse themselves into embarking upon a genuine, individual
    • And so they like to pacify themselves with what is universally
    • what is universally accepted so that they need not themselves make
    • souls will make it evident to us how they feel themselves involved in
    • who want to lull themselves to sleep by inducing a kind of mental
    • people persuade themselves into believing that something or other is
    • themselves consider highly significant — and then after a year
    • not cover the cerebellum. These men will prove themselves to have
    • science into our hearts in order to prepare ourselves to see the
    • and you will find yourselves asking: How did Homer
    • is present in all truth; but men can alienate themselves from it.
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    • these treatises did not, as a rule, themselves fully comprehend what
    • picture; a world in the background whose laws, in themselves
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    • governing the human organism. Yesterday we found ourselves obliged to
    • the forces active and immanent in the foodstuffs themselves, which we
    • extent a social problem. On the other hand, the patients themselves
    • something”, as they often express themselves. But if we simply “get
    • rhythmically upon themselves. That is not only the case in
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    • perceive processes in ourselves, while the sensory nerves proper
    • system. So we must ask ourselves this question: How can we rationally
    • nature; a connection of which we wish to avail ourselves, whether
    • what becomes of those forces, growth forces, which show themselves
    • manifest themselves on the lower level as plastic formative forces.
    • Observe for yourselves how we can achieve within the soul things we
    • have first armed ourselves with the preliminary knowledge outlined
    • instance, they are not capable of reproducing themselves; nerve-cells,
    • During the age of materialism, people accustomed themselves to think
    • On the contrary, we must put the following proposition to ourselves.
    • In mineral substances such formative forces manifest themselves in
    • not capable of reproducing themselves. They share this limitation of
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    • develop in ourselves the process directly opposite to plant formation.
    • the organ into the thought. You can say to yourselves: if I had not
    • and foliage and that which works within yourselves when you develop an
    • between ourselves and the world outside, something very significant
    • themselves. They have no organs for such a purpose. If a bird were to
    • ourselves, may be compared to the relatively far from disagreeable
    • tend themselves to become minerals. It does not suffice simply to
    • us to many results. We must reconquer these truths ourselves. And in
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    • own, and not to concern themselves very closely with the physical body,
    • Then we should inform ourselves about the patient's eyesight: is he
    • consultation. Of course the patients themselves must be persuaded to
    • Further, you should learn from the patients themselves their chief
    • such a way as to give themselves up to the environment, the reason is
    • themselves more with the physical body. In persons who have restless
    • plants which liberate themselves from the earth forces are those that
    • give themselves up to the formation of blossom and seed, or, most of
    • we cannot restrict ourselves to the lower abdominal regions.
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    • trace themselves in the sequence of formative processes in the plant.
    • within themselves the imponderable forces to become their carriers.
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    • formative forces down to the earth, and they manifest themselves in
    • growth. Picture to yourselves, on the one hand, man built up in his
    • effects upon the human organism of the minerals and metals themselves,
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    • certain properties inherent in the substances themselves, and
    • the visual process we raise ourselves to the external world; the eye
    • crude: — Picture to yourselves man standing looking on into the
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    • lock up in themselves what comes to the surface in smell and taste. It
    • organs which, as lungs, liver, bladder and heart, open themselves to
    • process outside ourselves.
    • combine in some way either these metals themselves or those of similar
    • educate ourselves in the perception, e.g., of all the manifestations
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    • and that we do not lose ourselves here in atomised details which can
    • salts, which aniseed contains. So we can observe, for ourselves, that
    • man. I should like to ask all those who restrict themselves (with a
    • essentially belongs — we separate ourselves from nature and cut
    • ourselves off as individuals. Let us try to represent this difference,
    • individualise ourselves in the digestive process up to the formation
    • from the facts themselves: occasionally I have alluded to the
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    • take carbon as our example — were quite external to ourselves, before
    • ourselves to produce inner light.
    • Now let us ask ourselves; suppose we approach the earth more closely
    • themselves.
    • ourselves, surely, we are at liberty to refer to these things.) This
    • themselves, which are also in attendance, as it were, if man is
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    • must say to ourselves: here in external nature is something just
    • symptoms as have not manifested themselves until our age. Do not let
    • the facts themselves, further, to maintain that when sleep begins ego
    • dispersing themselves throughout the atmosphere, perform the same
    • external to ourselves, because it speaks not only of the crude
    • of ourselves as a framework phantom of iron. The consequent danger to
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    • certain insight into the processes of nature themselves. This is why I
    • as have already established themselves as either foodstuffs or
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    • developed in contact with the world outside ourselves. If we develop
    • clairvoyant apprehension of the etheric body. We can train ourselves
    • Educate yourselves, train yourselves in the study of man so far as to
    • identify yourself with a muscle, you identify yourselves from inside,
    • in the processes outside ourselves. To understand this rightly means
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    • very plastically evolved development of what we ourselves do, if a fly
    • ourselves. To say we do so is nonsense, but we participate in it. The
    • themselves in the feeling life. Why do we retain our composure if
    • themselves forth into the seed, how the leaves thus become herbaceous
    • restrict themselves more to a mere de-salification. They are not able
    • essentially rhythmic, coordinate and mutually regulate themselves. The
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    • yourselves by experiment that mild massage in the region of the spleen
    • certain animals who keep themselves sound and “fit,” by lying down to
    • the main factor rather than the colors themselves. The isolated
    • to the soul, they cannot forthwith transmute themselves into organic
    • of the ape. In man, on the other hand, the teeth themselves show in a
    • order not to become too clever. But we can injure ourselves by excess
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    • formative process from other indications than the teeth themselves. If
    • themselves. In fact, the earlier we begin to train and discipline the
    • ourselves alone and not only in matters of food but in things from the
    • ask ourselves: where is the organic disorder or inadequacy, as this or
    • should only be employed in cases where we can assure ourselves that
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    • apart from the forces that organise and concentrate themselves in the
    • inquire whence they come. We need only interest ourselves in the
    • trouble ourselves with their precise origin — for they could neither
    • whether vegetable or animal — we need not trouble ourselves with
    • separate unity in themselves. It may come to pass that owing to a
    • unity in themselves. It may come to pass that owing to a weakness of
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    • forces. They reveal themselves if we are able to detect that the
    • to the direct telluric forces. Plants are able to defend themselves
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    • question reduce themselves — more or less — to this dissolving
    • insufficiently dissolved foodstuffs will try to adapt themselves to
    • functions themselves.
    • for yourselves.
    • We have already availed ourselves of all the achievements of modern
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    • ourselves — we shall be able also to discuss certain cases with
    • the so-called normal life of soul; only, they show themselves there
    • thoroughly, and then be able to know for ourselves in any particular
    • in the will, the first thing we must do is to ask ourselves: with
    • thinks too rapidly or too slowly, the thoughts themselves may be
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    • themselves at all during this period, is because the individuality
    • outset that it is not the thoughts themselves that we can in any way
    • assail; for the thought-content as such, the thoughts themselves, are
    • time in the cosmic ether. Without having ourselves this religious
    • body. And we teachers must ask ourselves the question: What is it
    • powerfully upon our minds and hearts, then we shall find ourselves
    • must in this way prepare ourselves for the task before us. Therefore,
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    • pathological knowledge, sound diagnosis, lead of themselves into
    • physical body adapts itself to gravity. We place ourselves, do we
    • place ourselves with our ego organisation — place ourselves as
    • ourselves into the light that streams through the external world. It
    • at work in the world around us. Into these too we member ourselves,
    • lung, to squeeze themselves into it; but they would not be able to
    • themselves in a child — lapses of consciousness, associated
    • themselves; one notices in the child a disposition or tendency to
    • children to adapt themselves to the other forces.
    • readily adapt themselves in this way to the moral order, then the
    • attacks — for epileptic attacks may disguise themselves as
    • that thoughts cannot themselves really ever be false; and today I
    • whereas the thoughts cannot of themselves be false, but are always
    • ourselves take it in hand. We invariably bring into the world a
    • such strength that they manifest themselves quite unmistakably in
    • acquisitiveness, the impulse to get everything for themselves. These
    • We must accustom ourselves however to detect the tendency. As
    • discover for yourselves whether this is so, in the light of the
    • natural to the kleptomaniac himself. We must transplant ourselves
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    • in our study, where the phenomena that show themselves differ
    • painful in themselves. It comes about in the following way. The
    • with this knowledge, you will have to accustom yourselves to imprint
    • good to him! We can help him only if we are ourselves competent to
    • reveal themselves to us.
    • pathology lead — of themselves — to a real therapy,
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    • recognise as symptoms of the oncoming of illness, show themselves in
    • to yourselves a being (see circles above, in the middle) organised in
    • impressions do not stamp themselves deeply enough into the lower
    • is too weak, so that the impressions do not stamp themselves strongly
    • beginning to announce themselves in the organism in the years of
    • will be absorbed too powerfully, they will nest themselves in too
    • certain symptoms indicate of themselves the main direction in which
    • themselves, I shall nevertheless, in the case of a child with black
    • will be helpful if we ourselves fabricate for him a new impression
    • they show themselves in a slighter form, and yet here too they are
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    • now, if you will begin to observe the child for yourselves
    • insinuate themselves into the muscular system is in our time
    • told you earlier — that thoughts do not themselves undergo
    • few. The thoughts themselves are reflections of the external ether.
    • are, in themselves, always right and correct; for they are part of
    • ourselves are concerned in what he has experienced. That is for him
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    • now we have to ask ourselves the question: how has it come about that
    • yourselves, the body has remained quite powerless. Throughout his
    • the same time to insinuate themselves, as it were, into this physical
    • always present that symptoms of paralysis will show themselves on the
    • exercises, not limiting ourselves to particular sounds, but doing
    • themselves. To set about trying to break the child of his R would be
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    • of course whatever we can observe for ourselves by simply looking at
    • ourselves the question: What has led to this condition? And here I
    • themselves will place the things together for our perception; and
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    • you know, do not always concern themselves about such a matter in
    • method of dealing with them. We must resolve to make ourselves
    • themselves that point in this or that direction.
    • are only digging a pit for themselves into which they afterwards
    • as symptoms began to show themselves, those in charge of the child
    • tell you now what further symptoms have presented themselves to our
    • very work we have to set ourselves to do in the organism is bound at
    • clear in ourselves that we are doing what requires to be done; if
    • before. Obviously, however, so long as we have not yet ourselves
    • this child that I see before me. Imagine to yourselves this child
    • themselves to hand on language to the next generation, man would pine
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    • it would have been earlier; we should however set ourselves even now
    • children with the same disability. Try it yourselves; you will find
    • which they find themselves. Boys who are at the age of puberty
    • can you learn to perceive such facts for yourselves? You can find
    • when they should do so, they find themselves assailed by a vanity
    • the present-day Youth — and you yourselves are of course among
    • have not troubled themselves to look into it sufficiently. But the
    • you to bethink yourselves of the difficulties that beset your path on
    • realm of pedagogy. They could do so if only they would set themselves
    • to accustom yourselves to live your way every evening into the
    • of fairly forcing the eyes to betake themselves out of the etheric
    • telluric forces that divulge themselves to us in the substances of
    • shall have first of all to give ourselves to the study of that which
    • certain date, the workmen themselves have been specifying the themes
    • that now he will see them coiling and uncoiling themselves. It is a
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    • are the measures that suggested themselves when we had the child
    • yourselves what is just the right pace), first forwards and then
    • themselves to us as forming together a single, relatively independent
    • among the planets, who attached themselves at a later time to our
    • do not concern themselves with problems of this nature. But directly
    • “That we find ourselves in the situation of having questions to
    • that the human beings themselves are constantly affording us new and
    • yourselves come to acquire a true insight into this kind of
    • you with enthusiasm and so make for a continuity. Ask yourselves the
    • would, I believe, find yourselves well repaid if, now that I have
    • reveal themselves in this boy are due to some suffering he underwent
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    • themselves to look further and enquire into the causes of it. For
    • fundamental perception, we find ourselves ready to approach in a much
    • all the abnormal phenomena that can then show themselves in a nursing
    • you see, upon having it in our power to wrest ourselves away from the
    • for yourselves and observe the difference — first, when you
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    • breathing. We shall consider that part in which we ourselves dwell;
    • themselves, “must be of an extraordinary kind.” And the
    • occurrence which we now call Christmas. They said to themselves:
    • Try to feel for yourselves the cosmic perceiving-feeling
    • themselves to be living, not within the earthly realm, but rather in
    • the cosmic distances. Indeed they said the following to themselves:
    • into our souls just when we abandon the Earth and unite ourselves with
    • knowledge of these things could say to themselves at the end of
    • Ahrimanic forces, however, establish themselves firmly in this Earth
    • time. And we must insert ourselves into this intention of earthly and
    • if we say to ourselves: “Michael has purified the Earth, so that
    • alive in ourselves at each of the four great festivals of the year,
    • permeate ourselves with the Christ Impulse in the sense of the
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    • ourselves, we shall have to admit that the Easter thought is actually
    • themselves transformed in their inner soul life. They felt themselves
    • If we picture to ourselves once more the four high points of this
    • we must say to ourselves: The time of the Christmas festival
    • When we form such visualizations, we transpose ourselves, so to speak,
    • themselves up in their Gemuets or feeling souls to the resurrected
    • body, thereby bringing into the earthly sphere forces in themselves
    • themselves had only a roundabout connection with it through man. They
    • ourselves, so as to inscribe it deeply within our souls. Easter
    • place before ourselves the other thought which must come over mankind:
    • out of themselves to “speak” something into Nature that
    • a dialogue with the divine spiritual powers revealing themselves from
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    • say, at the beginning of the year, they felt themselves standing
    • within the course of time in such a way that they said to themselves:
    • expression in the way they related themselves to what the festivals
    • the festivals their content. In so doing the priests themselves felt
    • beings can so unite ourselves with the cosmic course that we are in a
    • should permeate ourselves, at least in our cognition, to begin with.
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    • They said to themselves: “The people have a dreamlike
    • Mystery teachers said to themselves: “The human consciousness
    • air and warmth themselves streamed down from above like something akin
    • certain way went out of themselves in order to unite with the ego in
    • deciphered. People devoted themselves to these activities in the depth
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    • Let us remind ourselves how, in midsummer, the time we know as St.
    • they thought of themselves as dwelling in their beings altogether in
    • want to make themselves known to men, want to endow them with moral
    • messengers remain behind and reveal themselves in their own way.”
    • of elemental beings were also active there who revealed themselves to
    • Michaelmas season, people said to themselves: “By everything that
    • which men were to occupy themselves above all with acquiring
    • elemental beings, but they looked for it outside themselves. They
    • depths of winter, however, people sank into themselves and dreamed
    • within their own being. To the extent that they tore themselves loose
    • people felt themselves drawn to anything such as Enlightenment.
    • what comes before our souls when we say to ourselves: “Man had to
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    • will come when a great many people will find themselves asking: “Why
    • that the Luciferic forces tend to express themselves in an ether-body
    • civilization that, in their breathing, men felt themselves confronting
    • Mephistophelean powers, like a second nature, will attach themselves
    • of falling victim to him, of giving ourselves over to him to such an
    • is the demand of the age in which we ourselves are living. The man of
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    • come from the spiritual world lay themselves open to the charge of
    • We are accustomed to speak of ourselves as beings of space, and we are
    • We, my dear friends, are ourselves actually in this plane. We are not
    • perceptions, we are placing ourselves into the surface that lies on
    • compel us to give ourselves up to the superstition that the life of
    • nearly, in the space that is left between them we ourselves have room
    • belong to ourselves; for there Lucifer and Ahriman do not quite meet,
    • why in our feelings we are so essentially within ourselves.
    • across to Lucifer. There in the space between stand we ourselves,
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    • These changes cannot, however, simply come about of themselves. To
    • figures show themselves which resemble the patterns made by ice on a
    • body of man. We human beings are as it were ourselves the resultant of
    • a world with which we cannot fully identify ourselves. And it is so,
    • not only does there live the power of the thoughts that we ourselves
    • and make themselves felt. When a man has met with these Nature spirits
    • of a dead man. They say to themselves: “That feeling I had was not
    • evolve and develop. Ask yourselves, how much do you expect to be able
    • our own evolution; we are so completely and so powerfully within ourselves
    • in rigid ideas. They melt and become mobile in themselves. A state of
    • surrender ourselves to her, she annuls our freedom, we become her
    • But if we bring ourselves — if we bring all our power of self-love
    • existence, we summon him into ourselves and warm him with the love
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    • maintain the human head. And if sometimes you yourselves feel
    • So now, gentlemen, you can say to yourselves: When I eat carrots, my
    • cooking it for them first! But human beings have come of themselves to
    • formed them themselves. The human being would have no strength if he
    • organs themselves. He needs a stomach, intestines, kidneys, and a
    • arteriosclerosis too early, simply from stuffing themselves with too
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    • the plants themselves. And that means, we must realize that plants are
    • thirteenth centuries, or still earlier, were different from ourselves
    • you think the geese would ever do that themselves? It is only humans
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    • about the people who are central to such self-reflection: yourselves.
    • themselves. These kinds of feelings naturally engender a social
    • become. We also frequently seek to anaesthetize ourselves by
    • these paths on which human beings are seeking to realize themselves;
    • on which they want to live with such an understanding of themselves
    • themselves remarkably at home on earth; who feel thoroughly
    • make themselves at home, are homeless souls, and grow beyond the
    • life, away from the major highways, manifest themselves in many ways.
    • mind — but those who did not wish to read for themselves
    • themselves, something which could be described as an uncovering of a
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    • Society feel themselves to be representatives of the Society.
    • if they themselves were God. That was almost as if someone from the
    • satisfy their inner selves, which will give them the ability to say
    • God in human beings who is thinking, but human beings themselves,
    • repeat themselves at a higher level. In the human being we progress
    • Both establish themselves and begin by becoming ordinary
    • reassured themselves by saying that the event was an infringement of
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    • concern themselves with, say, electrical engineering, about the
    • Now just ask yourselves how, given the paucity of judgement with
    • anything of a spiritual nature, to attach themselves to her
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    • themselves. That is why it is members of such societies who are
    • That led to the establishment of movements which describe themselves
    • societies which base themselves on Blavatsky come to use the name
    • which are based on that called themselves the Theosophical Society.
    • yourselves: Here I meet with a certain number of others in a society
    • talking about start to experience a vague feeling within themselves
    • is what they tell themselves.
    • themselves not only impulses from their previous lives on earth, but
    • which was active in their souls. Now they could see themselves
    • processes there are beings in the world like themselves, spiritual
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    • in their innermost selves. And if anthroposophy addressed these
    • to distance themselves from all partisan human interests, and aspire
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    • superficial societies frequently called themselves theosophical. One
    • towards one another, who felt themselves to be on very insecure
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    • work directly from the sources themselves. If there had been any
    • basic research for ourselves in the various fields, but to do that
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    • and mock themselves unwittingly.
    • within themselves as their self-awareness, natural science represents
    • divine spirit in their innermost selves (red). This divine spiritual
    • observing the inner selves of all human beings in combination, we are
    • cannot be constrained by programmes. But ask yourselves whether we
    • ourselves. If we engage in that search in the spirit of wisdom
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • themselves to these destructive forces; that they must
    • protect themselves from all the influences of modern life;
    • that they must closet themselves in a room containing the
    • soul life by permeating ourselves with the impulses of
    • fill themselves with the ahrimanic spirits of technology, but
    • truly human if he seeks it in his inner life, if he delves so
    • protect ourselves from Ahriman by cutting ourselves off from
    • of the modern soul weaken and cut themselves off from modern
    • are exposed to these influences even if they themselves know
    • nationalities grouped themselves together, those
    • way the different nationalities group themselves in the
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • result of our being left to ourselves with our ego. But the
    • separating from ourselves this system of forces and placing
    • of architecture, what we can say to ourselves about it? We
    • physical body, not outside ourselves this time, but down from
    • bring about something which we do not separate from ourselves
    • ourselves. This is the process by which the laws of the
    • laws from ourselves, we push them directly into our own form.
    • into the space outside ourselves only the laws of the
    • living impulses, then we shall say to ourselves: Within this
    • to a very important fact. Let us look at ourselves as astral
    • are ourselves an instrument.
    • activity of the cosmic music; we could then say to ourselves:
    • themselves of their connection with the purely chaotic and
    • speech was felt to be impure. People felt themselves
    • transported to spiritual heights when they lifted themselves
    • necessity present themselves when the whole structure of the
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • what we take into ourselves concerning the development and
    • into the etheric body. We experience ourselves in all that
    • do not immediately feel the need to place before ourselves in
    • that they will feel within themselves the shocks, privations
    • themselves: Now I feel that what I am experiencing does not
    • knowledge to life once more within ourselves and cause it to
    • create something in architecture or sculpture for ourselves.
    • This has been done, as you can see for yourselves, and with
    • unconsciously, we then carry the image within ourselves. For
    • themselves in the nature of the Saturn condition, then the
    • deeper laws of architecture will reveal themselves; and if
    • people immerse themselves in the nature of the Sun condition,
    • the the deeper laws of sculpture will reveal themselves; and
    • if they immerse themselves in the nature of the Moon
    • reasons why we should reflect and ask ourselves to what
    • ourselves. And the more we succeed in making clear to
    • ourselves the inner mood resulting from this vision, the
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • ourselves relate to the beings of the higher hierarchies in
    • do you reveal yourselves to us?’ And then, when we have
    • beings of the higher hierarchies who can reveal themselves to
    • one of us only went his own way and we all filled ourselves
    • — Only we have to prepare ourselves in the right way,
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • the danger of losing ourselves. May we always have the chance
    • of keeping hold of ourselves and of finding within ourselves
    • harmony with the macrocosm, if we conduct ourselves in line
    • upon us but as something with which we ourselves are united,
    • ourselves with red, and our very soul and the whole world
    • time. If we submerge ourselves in it and unite with it, then
    • ourselves. By living in red we learn to pray, by living in
    • over there who, although they themselves are not thirds,
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • and when we try to make ourselves at home in the kind of
    • lost the habit of uniting ourselves with the life of things.
    • plunge them into the life of things outside themselves.
    • as just seeing this diagram we try and submerge ourselves in
    • ourselves in this encounter with the architectural element,
    • feeling for this if we say to ourselves, ‘The very best
    • themselves in spiritual science in a living way, and to
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • instinct and everything arising out of ourselves on a natural
    • called psychology. Terrible aspects present themselves if we
    • and read the opening words, we can tell ourselves, ‘Now
    • themselves to others in order to move on. These beings that
    • in our destiny and realise we ourselves are active in what
    • a corner within us where we admit to ourselves, ‘Even
    • ego we bring ourselves our destiny, and we get the impulses
    • to our earlier incarnations, so that we can bring ourselves
    • ourselves more and more often, ‘Through having this
    • regained by drawing into ourselves, like this, what is
    • out of ourselves if we have taken hold of our destiny, our
    • karma, in the true sense. We thus awaken ourselves again. The
    • away in the universe. Yet we cannot unite ourselves with this
    • things go to show that we should look at ourselves and see if
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    • ourselves against the harmful influences of modern life. Steiner depicts
    • thing ourselves.
    • lead too far, but through meditating on it yourselves you
    • us. It is only ourselves we get to know when we acquire the
    • to know, when we experience ourselves in the nerves leading
    • for ourselves, but for the part of mankind to which our body
    • themselves. If this is the case, we often hear statements
    • imaginations, and then imagine they can spare themselves the
    • themselves felt in these societies, and that what is rampant
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    • That's not for us; we can rotate ourselves. This schoolroom variety
    • But we must never allow ourselves to imagine that out of the present
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    • Now you must picture to yourselves that the earth once
    • support themselves in the air, not swim in the dense fluid. It came
    • supported themselves in the dense air with the structures that were
    • lived a long time; they kept renewing themselves. One could call it a
    • themselves again and again.
    • coincide; they have freed themselves. But the moon influence has
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    • have the animals themselves, but their casts.
    • sulphur to a lesser degree. In our breathing we ourselves unite the
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    • England, Scotland and Ireland, looking at the layers themselves one
    • perfected themselves and became human beings. That is the view
    • You see, you could make it clear to yourselves through
    • they dug themselves in. But for that the earth must first have become
    • men did not live merely as animals, gradually perfecting themselves
    • tenuous, as rarefied as the form we create in ourselves today when we
    • everything existing now were themselves once gaseous and aeriform and
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    • You must picture to yourselves, gentlemen, what is meant
    • themselves a great deal, a very great deal, with art — with
    • look at objects from the outside, they think themselves right into
    • imagine things for themselves. This, gentlemen, constitutes the very
    • concepts but in pictures, and to project themselves right into
    • That they did not develop this culture out of themselves can be seen
    • not be able to manage them perfectly well themselves. They watched
    • ourselves, and we will appoint our own captain! So the European
    • world outside, could project themselves into anything, the Indian
    • people brooded more within themselves. The Chinese reflected more
    • Indians reflected chiefly about themselves, about man himself. Hence
    • Chinese religion, but the Chinese themselves do not acknowledge such
    • how to put themselves into something external to them. Now when there
    • upon us. We experience ourselves as upright human beings when we walk
    • learn. Gradually they began to look within themselves, learned to
    • When we look within ourselves, we are conscious of our
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    • substance to maintain the human head. And if sometimes you yourselves
    • So now, gentlemen, you can say to yourselves: When I eat
    • beings have come of themselves to cooking the grains. And now,
    • They have formed them themselves. The human being would have no
    • nurture the digestive organs themselves. He needs a stomach,
    • arteriosclerosis too early, simply from stuffing themselves with too
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    • nourishment to the plants themselves. And that means, we must realize
    • different from ourselves in many ways. One doesn't usually pay any
    • them with food? Do you think the geese would ever do that themselves?
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    • reverence for their dead and said to themselves: So long as a man is
    • thinking of the dead they tried to make themselves better.
    • themselves and have thoughts, for instance, of the dead. So he would
    • not yet in existence. The apes themselves are degenerate beings; they
    • today use our imagination we often pull ourselves up and think:
    • people, who were not yet thinking for themselves, could attribute the
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    • perceive objects in themselves but only the effect they have upon
    • ourselves that it contains solid constituents and between them
    • in a materialistic way. They say to themselves: The sun shines in
    • and adapt themselves accordingly. What does the violet do? The violet
    • themselves. Certain minerals which still retain much of the
    • highly developed. The outer structures themselves are evidence of it.
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    • Well, gentlemen, we ourselves can't possibly make all the
    • For instance, we might ask ourselves: When do we human
    • today, picture to yourselves what the earth was like in a much
    • be a remedy. But you see, the plants themselves are the most precious
    • better than we could, we can take the plants themselves and use them
    • strawberries propagate themselves without any impetus from iron. But
    • have themselves absorbed them from the earth. Now the rose, when it
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    • better. And it wouldn't be a bad idea if we ourselves did the same
    • ourselves are sure of the things we think about. But today we are
    • themselves to the laws prevailing in the world, they would arrange
    • fingertips themselves; it is not the force that is connected with
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    • But you see, it is like this. Picture to yourselves: If
    • — and they make an outlet for themselves in the direction of
    • themselves!
    • “freethinker.” And the men who have felt themselves to be
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    • have indeed become more nervous. You yourselves, when you get home
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    • conditions. At that time men did not feel inequality among themselves
    • if you think intelligently you will certainly ask yourselves: Why is
    • themselves know what should be done. It has become obvious,
    • So now we must ask ourselves: Does thinking originate
    • the stones will suddenly have feet and will place themselves very
    • neatly one above the other and build themselves into a house! Well,
    • just as little do substances assemble to form themselves into our
    • ourselves have to build it up. Where does it come from? The body we
    • inhalation we take a piece of soul into ourselves and then with every
    • very first breath we take the soul into ourselves, and it is then the
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    • yourselves what is meant by a “culture without religion.”
    • ancient times as well, occupied themselves a great deal, a very great
    • they think themselves right into the objects; they paint everything
    • from within outwards in the way they have to imagine it to themselves.
    • project themselves right inside objects. Thus they have been able to
    • themselves can be seen in their inability to discover on their
    • interested themselves in what was in the world outside, could project
    • themselves into anything, these Indian people brooded more within
    • themselves. The Chinese reflected more about the world, in their own
    • themselves, about man himself. Hence the culture that arose in India
    • religion, but the Chinese themselves do not admit it. They say: You
    • themselves into anything external to them. Now when there are
    • about on our feet has an effect upon us, we feel ourselves to
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    • ourselves about the various ways the different peoples have
    • people had great reverence for their dead and said to themselves: So
    • they tried to make themselves better.
    • sick if they are not spurred on to get out of themselves and have
    • yet in existence. They themselves have deteriorated; they have fallen
    • our imagination we often pull ourselves up, saying: Imagination has
    • yet think for themselves — the way in which machines were
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    • into those activities which the bees develop among themselves.
    • themselves entirely to Venus, unfolding a life of love throughout the
    • here, though they withdraw themselves to some extent, still they do
    • surrender themselves more to sexual life. With the exception of the
    • say to themselves “We will renounce the individual sexual life
    • that we make ourselves ‘bearers of love.’” Thus
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    • if you picture to yourselves here the worker-bee,
    • And so, you see, they feel themselves entirely akin to the Queen
    • worker-bees feel themselves related to the Queen. They say: —
    • themselves with the earthly forces — only that drone which can
    • into wax, etc. Now we must ask ourselves, how does the bee find its way
    • the earth development. These worker-bees feel themselves united with
    • feel themselves so united with the Queen. In their development they
    • did not sever themselves from that of the Queen. The drones do not
    • belong to them; they have separated themselves.
    • happens to the whole host of the workers who feel themselves so
    • endure that that which they themselves are, should come from
    • We ourselves
    • whole activity, processes reveal themselves which also take place in
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    • yourselves of another thing. Cyanide is also there. This is a certain
    • light. We can judge for ourselves if we only pay attention to these
    • very best bee-keepers do not trouble themselves very much about the
    • time passes and you find yourselves unable to procure the necessities of
    • easily convince themselves with what certainly the sense of smell works,
    • kind of bees then will those be which within themselves can transform
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    • Those gentlemen ought to have said to themselves: something else must
    • mere words, and say to ourselves; “poverty comes from being poor;
    • substances are not everywhere just as they present themselves to us
    • imagine the following. Picture to yourselves some poor child not so fortunate
    • hexagonal principle. This is within the bees themselves. One can see
    • and also to hear what you yourselves have to say about it; also what Herr
    • connected with the general conditions, or with the bees themselves.
    • should the bee-father die they must re-adjust themselves, and this
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    • away, they helped themselves; they made a shell all round it.
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    • two fluids; they differ very considerably in themselves. The gastric
    • themselves whenever the plants they need have failed elsewhere. By
    • are forced to try and adapt themselves, to make their organisation as
    • of the plant, and elaborate it within themselves. The wasp does this
    • from Nature and have these processes within themselves.
    • to look at it gentlemen, and you will say to yourselves — the bees
    • lay her eggs there, but they build for themselves a kind of picture
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    • wasps build themselves this cone-like structure out of paper, and in
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    • ants manage to provide themselves with all they need in a very fine
    • themselves. So it goes on, over and over again. To us men it seems as
    • their science only at the point of what exists today, give themselves
    • living as the flowers of today. If you can imagine to yourselves that
    • the facts, and from the facts you can judge for yourselves whether
    • significance everywhere. But the people who call themselves
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    • yourselves a post
    • But all of you, as many as are sitting here, are really yourselves a
    • every reason to say (for we produce this formic acid in ourselves): In
    • In ourselves also there is intelligence everywhere because we have
    • of poison, will no longer be able to protect, or save themselves.
    • too physical. Therefore these bees gather themselves together, and
    • Christmas tree, they remind themselves that all that is outside in
    • this instinctively, and said to themselves: “In winter when the
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    • some time occupied themselves with the material, have read or
    • themselves. (Most of them would have needed a very long time
    • assert themselves more or less unconsciously when we attack
    • we fall over ourselves. Such, approximately, is the effect of
    • very least will depend upon whether we ourselves are good
    • ourselves the possibility of shaping the lecture-material
    • thought element within ourselves. This has nothing to do with
    • settled the thought content within ourselves much, much
    • out of the arguments for and against, which we ourselves
    • differentiating ourselves very strongly from a machine by
    • listening to oneself. For while we listen to ourselves
    • and especially even if it is so fashioned that we ourselves
    • people. What springs from our own will, what we ourselves
    • enthusiasm what we first represent to ourselves in thought.
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    • that is connected with it, in a way satisfying to ourselves.
    • of all have to make quite clear to ourselves what the content
    • make clear to ourselves that primarily it is the feeling for
    • ideals”. People would have to accustom themselves to
    • thoughts themselves — for the whole middle region, and
    • ourselves things in a certain connection that would not be at
    • allow ourselves something or to deny ourselves something.
    • themselves, when they speak of “free spirit.”
    • which people today still represent to themselves, when they speak
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    • order. Here we shall say to ourselves: After an introduction
    • We shall indeed see that we immediately arouse for ourselves
    • concepts. These misunderstandings have revealed themselves in
    • are really important, we must avail ourselves of concepts based on
    • by themselves like a form of smoke that arises from something. So,
    • manner, the idea emerged: We ourselves have become a commodity with
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    • individuals, who don't like to engage themselves to the right or to
    • themselves by not paying attention!
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    • ourselves first in imagination, in inner experience —
    • ourselves word for word; rather what we prepare is, in a
    • should try as much as possible to put ourselves into the
    • themselves.
    • didn't call themselves that.
    • best be explained out of the economic relationships themselves,
    • speaking loose from ourselves, actually manage to separate it
    • from ourselves. In the same way as one can separate writing
    • speech-organs. But you can gradually accustom yourselves to
    • delicately of course, not by treating ourselves like we were
    • various languages lend themselves in different ways, and in
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    • themselves. They miss something that is being said, and when
    • sense for these things as we commit ourselves to the tasks to
    • events on a broader scale! Let us not isolate ourselves from
    • — from which you will doubly benefit, as you yourselves
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    • scientific thought at that time who set themselves the task of clarifying
    • themselves condemned to a life of inner loneliness. At the beginning
    • objective in our study here and try to put ourselves in the place of a man
    • and says to himself: These men have instincts which express themselves as
    • bring about a desirable state of affairs. Such thinkers say to themselves:
    • with ourselves if we imagine that the words convey any real meaning.
    • ensure for ourselves a realm where we need simply faith and personal
    • connections, for this will show us how events have shaped themselves
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    • they believe themselves to be entirely Christian, stress the point that
    • and told their fellows about them. These premonitions expressed themselves
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    • nineteenth century, scientists already believed themselves very close
    • perhaps that one should simply allow the facts to speak for themselves,
    • we confront ourselves, experience the fact of consciousness, observe its
    • of ourselves. We achieve it only when our senses come into contact with
    • to find ourselves, to find man. With our concepts we have moved out to
    • delves into consciousness — but there is no hope of achieving
    • view of nature we have lost man — that is, ourselves. On the other
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    • men with radical scientific and social views, who felt themselves to
    • themselves, they found that one could arrive thereby at the most contrary
    • that want only to indulge themselves to the full. “I have built
    • consciousness. These dreamlike ideas manifest themselves like drives
    • that then become enigmatic. Only by thus losing ourselves, however,
    • human. In a certain sense we must first lose ourselves in order to find
    • ourselves again out of ourselves. Yet now the time has come when we
    • then the phenomena order themselves of their own accord, and the phenomenon
    • rather than allow ourselves to be carried onward by inertia, the old
    • mechanics — these webs we weave within ourselves, or so it seems
    • us outside of ourselves; we must first take them in; we must first perceive
    • These qualities leave us initially outside ourselves, and we must perceive
    • this is not the case. We perceive objects in space but stand ourselves
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    • the phenomena themselves. We have also had to show that at this point
    • to address ourselves to this question. In order to answer this question
    • discipline that modern science can teach us. We must school ourselves
    • the dark recesses of human consciousness faculties that manifest themselves
    • manifest themselves gradually within the organism but that they are
    • not only by viewing ourselves externally but also by means of an internal
    • of the limbs, of changes within ourselves as we move. Normally we remain
    • us to locate ourselves within the world, to avoid falling, to perceive
    • in a certain way how we can bring ourselves into harmony with the forces
    • in our environment. We perceive this process of bringing ourselves into
    • bear within ourselves these three inner senses: the sense of life, the
    • We thus carry what originates within ourselves beyond the frontier of
    • actually attained it themselves, one has some idea what the spiritual
    • We can inspire ourselves with the spiritual force that works within
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    • the phenomena themselves and that his search for die archetypal phenomenon
    • ourselves over to this inner contemplation. We grasp the actuality of
    • but as a reality when moral impulses weave themselves into the fabric
    • of sense-free thinking. These impulses show themselves to be free in
    • thought, experiences that reveal themselves in the end as experiences
    • — no: now concepts and ideas transform themselves into images,
    • the phenomena themselves, and thoughts then reveal themselves to one
    • the spirituality within ourselves. Then we shall be able to bear this
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    • cannot be brushed aside. They intrude themselves especially strongly
    • phenomena assert themselves on the other side as well, on the side of
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    • ourselves to be driven by unconscious forces within ourselves, we can
    • do not investigate the spiritual world ourselves, we are fully protected
    • spiritual view when we steep ourselves in the ancient Oriental wisdom.
    • manifest themselves. If such a person steps out of the house into a
    • for him to be able to resume drawing. We ask ourselves: what is the
    • sit in a dark room, for only in this way can they protect themselves from
    • especially in those who for a long time surrender themselves devoutly
    • states of soul, even if they have not manifested themselves yet physically.
    • Imagination or the pathological tendency to expose ourselves to fear
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    • the boundaries of matter and of ordinary consciousness, reveal themselves
    • We must acquire such faculties as allow us to orient ourselves within
    • encounter is formed in the way we know ourselves to be formed, and sine
    • we know ourselves to be ego-bearers, we conclude through a kind of unconscious
    • themselves in the world in quite a frightening manner. I once met a
    • ourselves are living at the crossing-point of these spiritual streams,
    • as we take into and fill ourselves with the whole content of the perception,
    • instead of weakening it with concepts, as we usually do. We train ourselves
    • a result of a kind of detour around thinking. We steep ourselves in
    • pictorial perception, one delves with the ego and the concepts into
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    • with Western life if we attempt to surrender ourselves completely to
    • color. And when we surrender ourselves to nature, we do not encounter
    • emancipate themselves and begin to assume a different aspect from the
    • taste, and touch place themselves, as it were, in front of what we would
    • physical substance but only when we unite ourselves with the air and
    • the breathing process consciously means to comprehend ourselves beyond
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    • interweave themselves with the imprints of the ego and
    • this whole interaction, we must first create it ourselves. If
    • on the struggle against the plant-ash process; in ourselves
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    • a similar way, in so far as we confine ourselves to
    • when the processes tending to illness assert themselves, but
    • themselves according to the conditions. It is just the same
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    • chest. In the human chest organs themselves, we find only the
    • themselves. Hence at the time when the faculties of human
    • circumstances we will have to ask ourselves whether we should
    • concerned ourselves with the environment. I pointed out that
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    • the organism during puberty discharge themselves more
    • ourselves. These must be transformed within us. What is it
    • and as a rule they then disappear. They correct themselves
    • said then. We have to ask ourselves, “What really is a
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    • fully prepared ourselves. This must be done first. Therefore
    • left to themselves. The expression of this condition is that
    • physical body remain active by themselves. There then arises
    • to such things if we make clear to ourselves that there are
    • aeriform man, and the warmth man. Picture to yourselves the
    • they defend themselves with all the force, with the strongest
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    • the spirit from outside, acquiring it for themselves by means
    • themselves physically in this water-organism. The forces of
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    • that we are actually perceiving ourselves, we dampen down
    • to yourselves the subconscious process developed in such a
    • be the air in which we carry ourselves
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    • metals themselves, we find in the metals that element by
    • tendency to preserve or consolidate themselves in the earthly
    • I am requiring you to exert yourselves to see things in their
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    • forces which manifest themselves in individual force entities
    • express themselves in the formative forces, the secretory and
    • assert themselves — without our consciousness —
    • weave themselves into the plastic-formative forces and
    • patients and will only advise the physicians themselves, so
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    • dedicate themselves heart and soul to our
    • themselves; that the cart was guided to the spot in order
    • But we must also be capable of submerging ourselves in the
    • departure from earth, than by forthwith allowing ourselves to
    • during the Homeric age, much as we ourselves hope and long
    • ourselves to be misled by them? Homer spoke at a time when
    • of Greek history. How do they present themselves? As nothing
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    • conditions in which we ourselves live. This investigation has
    • yourselves in the characteristics of this new culture, you
    • remind yourselves of the noble struggles of the French mind
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    • process and disclose themselves when we think, for example,
    • really originate from these States themselves but has been
    • themselves do so, for it is the culture that came over to
    • consider the facts; you can convince yourselves from
    • themselves. It is not in them, and yet it is there. What is
    • must be clear in our minds about this. Imagine yourselves in
    • people try, do they accustom themselves to look for the real
    • permeate themselves with the conviction that the truth rests
    • nation they belong. But if they themselves adopt a
    • sense of the word call themselves anthroposophists.
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    • the forms themselves — we shall come to realise: This
    • impel us to go down into ourselves, to experience our feeling
    • themselves conscious, but it is an experience to pass from
    • then, when we have made ourselves conscious of the experience
    • say to ourselves: This form differs from what I myself am, in
    • raise ourselves above these impulses of the will. But then we
    • themselves you have the closure above. This closure
    • something that has arisen out of ourselves but has its place
    • is not due to ourselves but that the gods create it through
    • culture, those who were the first to ally themselves with
    • Building is true only if we say to ourselves: There, in the
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    • colours, to live with the colours themselves, liberating
    • here. We shall have to resign ourselves to this for as long
    • recognise this purpose yourselves. We see that the course of
    • stupendous process takes place in us when we raise ourselves
    • the surface of the earth, and place ourselves into the
    • might stand there and be the arbiter between ourselves and
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    • within themselves what they must bring to expression in their
    • able to comfort ourselves with the knowledge that this kind
    • allow yourselves to be misled by modern conceptions of art,
    • to speak of sculptors) were asking themselves for instance:
    • we may free ourselves from the trammels of much so-called
    • we have set ourselves, and see in the forms of art the
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    • ourselves of this responsibility, for the first of our
    • — a framework we ourselves have helped to create
    • — then people who allow themselves to be impressed by
    • to make ourselves part of the great cosmos, and then our
    • themselves work at the building as a community. In Gothic
    • of the Gods which they themselves created when, as the
    • the outer with the inner. They will each in themselves be of
    • themselves seem to pass away. The designs must express how we
    • ourselves: “The organs of the great Spirits themselves
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    • further. Let us picture to ourselves a less simple variation
    • that it advances, that it moves. In the forms themselves we
    • to ourselves points standing at an equal distance from this
    • same. And now picture to yourselves that you are adding
    • means of subconscious calculation we create for ourselves
    • have within ourselves a duality: something that belongs to
    • the West and feel yourselves surrounded by the circular
    • complete man. The forms themselves express a
    • we raise ourselves to the upright position and walk, we are
    • uniting ourselves with the forces of Will rising out
    • the Earth -Will to flow into us and place ourselves in the
    • yet it is the case that as we raise ourselves to the upright
    • this form arises (see next diagram). We raise ourselves
    • building. We enter at the West and say to ourselves:
    • raising ourselves to the Spirit.’ This is the thought
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    • to imagine ourselves entering the building from the West, in
    • ourselves faced with the question — and it is a wholly
    • mystery in the very form itself. They will say to themselves:
    • of ourselves, penetrating with the soul into something that
    • is real, outside ourselves. Therefore it is not at all
    • maintained themselves in the struggle for existence.' This is
    • as soon as these creatures show themselves they are destroyed
    • They have water in their environment. They adapt themselves
    • to what they take into themselves from the water. Others have
    • to come to the surface and they too adapt themselves to what
    • thus giving ourselves the colouring of the outer world, we
    • into the sixth. If we understand this, we link ourselves with
    • will not forsake us if we dedicate ourselves to Him with
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    • only be a primitive beginning. Such people think themselves
    • most abstract natural laws — laws which are themselves
    • similar order but as one who stands higher than themselves
    • movement. We ourselves are already aware of the facts which
    • Science in no better way than by deepening ourselves in
    • understood even among ourselves. The unshakable standpoint
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    • some time occupied themselves with the material, have read or
    • themselves. (Most of them would have needed a very long time
    • assert themselves more or less unconsciously when we attack
    • we fall over ourselves. Such, approximately, is the effect of
    • very least will depend upon whether we ourselves are good
    • ourselves the possibility of shaping the lecture-material
    • thought element within ourselves. This has nothing to do with
    • settled the thought content within ourselves much, much
    • out of the arguments for and against, which we ourselves
    • differentiating ourselves very strongly from a machine by
    • listening to oneself. For while we listen to ourselves
    • and especially even if it is so fashioned that we ourselves
    • people. What springs from our own will, what we ourselves
    • enthusiasm what we first represent to ourselves in thought.
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    • that is connected with it, in a way satisfying to ourselves.
    • of all have to make quite clear to ourselves what the content
    • make clear to ourselves that primarily it is the feeling for
    • ideals”. People would have to accustom themselves to
    • thoughts themselves — for the whole middle region, and
    • ourselves things in a certain connection that would not be at
    • allow ourselves something or to deny ourselves something.
    • themselves, when they speak of “free spirit.”
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    • order. Here we shall say to ourselves: After an introduction
    • We shall indeed see that we immediately arouse for ourselves
    • concepts. These misunderstandings have revealed themselves in
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    • students protect themselves by not listening!
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    • ourselves first in imagination, in inner experience —
    • ourselves word for word; rather what we prepare is, in a
    • should try as much as possible to put ourselves into the
    • themselves.
    • didn't call themselves that.
    • relationships themselves, and then one can explain the
    • speaking loose from ourselves, actually manage to separate it
    • from ourselves. In the same way as one can separate writing
    • speech-organs. But you can gradually accustom yourselves to
    • delicately of course, not by treating ourselves like we were
    • various languages lend themselves in different ways, and in
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    • themselves. They miss something that is being said, and when
    • sense for these things as we commit ourselves to the tasks to
    • events on a broader scale! Let us not isolate ourselves from
    • — from which you will doubly benefit, as you yourselves
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    • Anthroposophical Society will only endure if within ourselves
    • anthroposophical sense. And we allow ourselves to hope that
    • themselves wanted. There was always some condition or other
    • founded here over the next few days. Ask yourselves whether
    • you declare yourselves satisfied with what wants to be
    • yourselves for something that is a fact; then you will have
    • declared yourselves to be in tune with something that is a
    • society. Picture to yourselves what we can shovel out of the
    • themselves. Do not misunderstand me; I do not mean that the
    • individuals who might fruitfully concern themselves with the
    • nerve-centre that we must concern ourselves. This
    • the opportunity to feel themselves equal members of the
    • find ourselves much satisfied with him. I hope, then, that
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    • of themselves they actively reveal the cosmos. Just as in
    • we sense in ourselves the mysterious interplay between
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    • country want to form themselves into a group and elect a new
    • freely if they stand by themselves and study the lectures
    • ourselves in another situation which would not serve our
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    • not to concern ourselves with the public at large, we would
    • concern ourselves with the signs of the times, the more will
    • on purpose to make ourselves unpopular. I do not mean this in
    • from the foundations of occult life. If we ask ourselves over
    • and over again what we must do to make ourselves better liked
    • which does not like us today; if we keep asking ourselves how
    • Therefore we shall also only come to terms among ourselves if
    • at every opportunity we steep ourselves in whatever impulses
    • yourselves. They are for sale, so you can buy one and take it
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    • that a number of members unite themselves closely in their
    • they would commit themselves voluntarily to report in a
    • friends to concern themselves with choosing a General
    • do so have declared themselves prepared to send a report each
    • yourselves to anything else in the Statutes. (The vote is
    • here knows, and what we have all committed ourselves to carry
    • ourselves from those who are not experts in the sense that we
    • ourselves in a way which still gives a certain fragrance to
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    • on. Here, too, from the start, we must not allow ourselves to
    • sciences themselves. You know that our attitude to the
    • but people do bear sectarian impulses within themselves. Thus
    • themselves. Facts such as these have to be taken into
    • note in their copies themselves. And as regards the copies
    • themselves whether they found the leader of this group to be
    • people themselves. If they want to order them by some means
    • it is a Vorstand designated by the facts themselves and
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    • ourselves to be under any illusion in this respect. Aversion
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    • themselves to be drowned out by members who happened to be in
    • much, that they themselves had not been able to get a word in
    • thousand members. If you picture this to yourselves you will
    • little detail ourselves and then carried the whole mailing to
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    • will always be the people themselves. We want to cultivate a
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    • with the verses we have taken into ourselves:
    • ourselves:
    • ourselves in these different things as much as our knowledge
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    • image we would dearly have liked to promise ourselves.
    • ourselves somewhat. But I believe that just because of this
    • often stressed amongst ourselves that if you want to live in
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    • ourselves. In this case Herr Thut's suggestion would be the
    • discussion in the branches themselves and let us know who has
    • meeting of delegates but by the branches themselves! It has
    • experienced it all for themselves. They will pass on anything
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    • individuals had taken for themselves much of what the good
    • to have been making themselves free of this unfreedom. An
    • ourselves with him, in all humility, we thought to merge in
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    • are interested in the things themselves. This is something
    • want to run the Society which you yourselves have decided
    • shall exist, the only thing we can do is ourselves lay down
    • to keep at least half of the membership fee for themselves!
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    • purpose we have immersed ourselves in those words with which
    • turning point of time to which we want to devote ourselves in
    • our strength. And we shall see that if we show ourselves to
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    • it for themselves. These latter were convinced that when an artist
    • themselves to represent anything of a spiritual nature in the awkward
    • prejudiced opinions, once we have exerted ourselves as human beings
    • to experience thoughts in the form they themselves want to assume, we
    • no longer regard ourselves as the creators and shapers of our
    • branches, the former disclose themselves to modern artistic fantasy
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    • themselves solely with the Anthroposophical Society from the aspect
    • preparing themselves for life at an educational institution. We need
    • in many other respects too, had also never concerned themselves with
    • realities must always be given a chance to live themselves out. When
    • and adapt themselves to the living.
    • will again find ourselves confronted with the necessity of devising
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    • fifty-year-olds who have met again feel themselves transported back
    • following. Imagine yourselves back in times when religious streams
    • selves at the service of the spirit has been replaced by a certain
    • of themselves.
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    • themselves in pictures when the astral body is either just coming
    • themselves only in dreams. Of course, there are many degrees of this
    • repeated earth lives, has a karma, etc. They inform themselves about
    • of our dream pictures concerns only ourselves. We are working on our
    • intelligences that are beings like ourselves, except that instead of
    • read them can now do so. We show ourselves ignorant of modern social
    • ourselves to the time's needs, and anthroposophists must develop a
    • feeling themselves obligated to do their part in either a similar or
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    • thoughts explain themselves.
    • Thus two opposite poles present themselves, but in this case
    • future. Submitting ourselves to the world's thought elements,
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    • ourselves just as antipathetic as the professor of
    • we have to protect ourselves from the sight of our own
    • what we have to say about ourselves in ordinary life is, to
    • constantly deceiving ourselves about our own being. Take
    • mental picture of ourselves may be extremely complicated;
    • with the forms of the words. We generate in ourselves those
    • it quite precisely to yourselves: While you are sitting
    • ourselves that is living in the outside world. This is the
    • aware of ourselves. You see what a complicated process
    • ourselves is only a tiny fragment drawn from what we
    • If people can say to themselves: “Well, after all,
    • from this point I will read you the words themselves.
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    • clairvoyance but abandon themselves to the ordinary
    • possible to speak among ourselves of things that are veiled
    • monistic and materialistic thinkers picture to themselves
    • these souls themselves, as it were to let them speak with
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    • nature, to speak of ourselves, to speak of what we could be
    • decision to lift themselves up was very difficult. I have
    • very much about themselves, who have a great deal to say
    • We are to nothing so much inclined as to take ourselves in
    • the Vienna lectures, that we find ourselves not in too
    • we must first succeed in circumscribing ourselves, in
    • orientating ourselves, where to begin with if we are not
    • which we have prepared for ourselves through our
    • cure ourselves, as it were, of the habits of the
    • there. We do not distinguish ourselves within it at all. So
    • much is it oneness that we do not distinguish ourselves in
    • it, we do not make a differentiation between ourselves and
    • gain a relation to the separate beings, to lift ourselves
    • for ourselves in our physical body there condenses at the
    • physical world we exert ourselves to find a thought for the
    • express themselves. One must then try to drive away one's
    • develop more strongly if we have so to exert ourselves as
    • in meditation we ought to exert ourselves,
    • spiritually exert ourselves. What is most opposed of all to
    • be able to create if they do not strengthen themselves
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    • ourselves out of a spiritual-soul element gradually
    • people see themselves as “Westerners” in their
    • machine gives, and on Sunday they allow themselves to be also
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    • need to say to ourselves: we look lovingly at him, he actually
    • reality, we lull ourselves into illusions. It is an abstract
    • themselves to be sucked into this embodiment which they did not
    • themselves in their present incarnation but carried over from
    • justify themselves today also by directing their world view in
    • to develop themselves towards strong inner initiatives through
    • decision within themselves. We need not decline into some kind
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    • close to our movement, is the necessity to extract ourselves
    • has become so close that we need to save ourselves from the
    • Governments have sometimes saved themselves in “safe
    • work out of things themselves without compromise. Every one of
    • ourselves towards the recovery of the Anthroposophical
    • not suffice; the culprits themselves must be characterized.
    • becomes increasingly necessary. We can't restrict ourselves by
    • ourselves every morning in some way, expressed in truth and
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    • way. It cannot be denied that on the part of eurythmists themselves,
    • ourselves in the form of an angle, we receive the world in wonder. And
    • facing something. In ah we open ourselves to the world in wonder;
    • movement for a demands that we touch ourselves (crossed hands [in Austrian
    • can mean ‘arm’. Translator's note.]). We touch ourselves.
    • to develop these experiences out of the letters themselves, for then
    • speech, this going-out-of-ourselves in the sounds o and oo.
    • point in question is: what is the musical experience in this going-out-of-ourselves
    • ah and a — not out of the sounds themselves, but out
    • and music into a relationship with ourselves; how, in consequence, all
    • could seriously bring home to ourselves is that we tend to push (schieben)
    • what I have indicated in this gesture, if you put yourselves into it,
    • this yourselves. You can experience it in the most varied ways if you
    • these things over before tomorrow and apply them for yourselves) to
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    • to yourselves as vividly as possible how the sound-formation of speech
    • themselves to the air and warmth. Singing and speaking do in fact entail
    • ourselves in our surroundings. Everything which induces pleasure means
    • strongly within ourselves, and we are excessively aware of ourselves.
    • ourselves. Harmonious feeling is brought about by the balance between
    • pleasure and pain, by giving ourselves up entirely to neither the pleasure
    • gestures come about by themselves if we penetrate to a true understanding
    • people's experience of going outside themselves was still a positive
    • one. In the seventh we really do go out of ourselves. In the fifth we
    • go as far as the skin; in the seventh we are outside ourselves. We leave
    • ourselves in the seventh. Indeed in the seventh as such there is absolutely
    • you do speaking and singing. You must accustom yourselves, however,
    • We escape from this danger inherent in the seventh and re-find ourselves
    • and so on, are produced out of ourselves quite naturally. You will then
    • interest. In the third we are intimately within ourselves. In the fifth
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    • notes, or progressions of notes, speak for themselves. They are indeed
    • only there to speak for themselves, to express what the third says to
    • say together when played in succession. Otherwise we find ourselves
    • intact. Why? Because previously we bore time within ourselves. From
    • the impossibility of bearing time within ourselves; we live, during
    • earthly existence, because we are able to carry time within ourselves,
    • to allow time to work within ourselves, because time is active in the
    • for it is only the notes themselves which are audible. What you inaudibly
    • we have now killed the performance so that you may come to yourselves
    • learn how to free ourselves from matter. For if music were to become
    • to the scale. The movements of eurythmy bring this about of themselves.
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    • as simple a phrase as possible to make clear to ourselves the real significance
    • In the first motif we hold ourselves back, in the second we boldly swing
    • ourselves back, boldly swinging onwards, holding ourselves back.
    • two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight restraining-ourselves, and
    • element. But in order to gain a real conviction of this for yourselves,
    • point to the world outside. The vowels fit themselves into the consonants.
    • of speech, we ourselves retreat ever further from the realm of music.
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    • ourselves up to what is demanded of us by the meaning of the sounds),
    • you have at the same time, in the consonants fitting themselves in between
    • have to represent a triad. You can't place yourselves one behind the
    • yourselves in such a way that the first person stands here, the second
    • the essential matter. Having gained this insight, you will say to yourselves:
    • their real humanity within themselves.
    • the realms of speech and of music themselves. The difficulty people
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    • themselves, as I have repeatedly emphasized. The person engaged in tone
    • in the movements, in the actual gestures themselves, that which lies
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    • the limbs attached to the chest structure, which reveal themselves as
    • to get out of ourselves in the hands. We are out of ourselves the most
    • convinced of this, you need but to remind yourselves, for instance,
    • and sculptor are obliged to acquaint themselves with sculptors' and
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    • things just feel how far we remove ourselves especially in tone eurythmy
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    • ourselves with chance, necessity and providence, I will quote a passage
    • that letters could arrange themselves into sentences, and assumes
    • in language, and people deal with them as they do with languages themselves
    • we educate ourselves through an outstanding example of this kind to
    • one. The more we can imbue ourselves with the feeling that we could
    • who aren't interested enough in freeing themselves from the trend of
    • meaning; as mere figments of our human minds they hold meaning for ourselves
    • imbue ourselves with a sense of the difficulty of the quest for truth,
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    • of waking and sleeping, to concern ourselves with questions of the difference
    • We will have to ask ourselves what the real difference is between the
    • occupied with ourselves. If you examine some of the most commonplace
    • But this brings up the big questions we will be concerning ourselves
    • the human being is its object, that we forget ourselves and turn our
    • is such that we forget the world outside us and observe ourselves. But
    • fact that we enjoy ourselves is of secondary importance.
    • ourselves with their consciousness. If you go through the various lecture
    • for we begin by observing ourselves), he sees this hollow part. At such
    • luciferic developments that made it possible to begin to see ourselves
    • age to know that people clothed themselves for no other reason than
    • some part of the aura. You can see for yourselves, too, that Mary and
    • from a total absence of any imagination in clothing ourselves. No idealism
    • entirely in the light in which they sometimes reveal themselves; and
    • not just ourselves but the surrounding world as well; another, in which
    • still another in which we know that what we do must be done with ourselves
    • things should not be made too easy for people desiring to involve themselves
    • to have sufficient interest for objective facts to rid ourselves of
    • ourselves to drowse as we confront this or that theme in spiritual science
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    • plant consciousness, then lets us behold ourselves as described yesterday,
    • absorption in ourselves.
    • in ourselves. So if I draw a horizontal line (see drawing) to represent
    • the level of human consciousness, we may say that we look into ourselves
    • I will write “Looking into ourselves
    • into the world is the conscious “Looking into ourselves in memory.”
    • “Conscious looking into ourselves
    • “Subconsciousness looking into ourselves” = sleep
    • bodies must take it upon themselves, under the stimulus of re-approaching
    • But just think what this means! It means that thoughts so impress themselves
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    • we would discover it if we were to concern ourselves really seriously
    • We certainly find objective elements in ourselves, in our individual
    • Imagine yourselves transposed from earthly
    • themselves by the terms of their earlier thinking, and the result could
    • about its reflection in us. Only if people bestir themselves to grasp
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    • mysticism from the spiritual science we are pursuing, to devote ourselves
    • If we now imagine ourselves looking at the
    • Now imagine yourselves walking through a
    • the concept of freedom. We must accustom ourselves to entertaining sharply
    • have prepared themselves to receive it, when their being reaches out
    • lift human beings into the spiritual world. We need to familiarize ourselves
    • truths into the physical world. Only by freeing ourselves from every
    • When we familiarize ourselves with the
    • prepare ourselves to make the right kind of understanding ascent into
    • They are excluding themselves from any discussion of the issue; that
    • Schools should limit themselves to training
    • feeling for what I've just been saying by concerning ourselves in depth
    • could be no life. So if we involve ourselves and our own lives in the
    • reflections further, keeping them alive and evolving in ourselves. And
    • spending some time on others. For we must devote ourselves occasionally
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    • which we will be concerning ourselves today, tomorrow, and next Monday.
    • matters and so prepare ourselves for the deeper understanding of the
    • themselves rather than originate within them. This is true all the way
    • make ourselves capable of overcoming all dependence on the physical
    • as it were, out of ourselves by this independent life of our thoughts.
    • ask ourselves how it is that we come to know about the physical world.
    • Everything takes on inner life as we experience ourselves in our etheric
    • On Jupiter we will experience it in full consciousness. We lift ourselves
    • you our physical thoughts to keep you company; occupy yourselves with
    • We feel ourselves involved in this. We share in this unique way in the
    • of the earth. And we know ourselves inwardly to be one with the earthly
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    • bring this about through the fact that they bear within themselves certain
    • world. We concerned ourselves yesterday to some extent with an awareness
    • perception free themselves from their dependence upon their physical
    • through various earth lives and develop ourselves as individuals; we
    • need some degree of solution if we are not to feel ourselves helpless
    • feel themselves prepared for their appropriate entrance into the next
    • incarnation, and there it encounters what we have made of ourselves.
    • Try to picture yourselves having to shape your entire physical instrument
    • Right here at the Goetheanum we ourselves live in the aura of an etheric
    • a living feeling for things when we really immerse ourselves in its
    • secrets. We learn from spiritual science to lift ourselves in spirit
    • we tell ourselves that people grow old in order that human evolution
    • when we give ourselves up to a contemplation of what the future holds,
    • If we can lift ourselves above a personal
    • ourselves in doing this to become participants in the universal order
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    • right way. Many aspirants would find themselves perceiving the spiritual
    • world relatively sooner if they could free themselves from the habit
    • in the etheric body too, but for now we will concern ourselves with
    • when we press ourselves back, so to speak, into the physical body. It
    • we can't go on longing to do this; we are unable to press ourselves
    • the means whereby we are enabled to know ourselves as egos during the
    • able to derive for themselves from that person during his lifetime?
    • What they were able to take for themselves
    • themselves. This too is part of what was brought up yesterday, when
    • from our consciousness, picturing ourselves in a world occupied by souls,
    • him as though we were ourselves dead, that is, of course, without physical
    • forgot and thrust out of themselves.
    • create a world out of themselves for the same reason. The gods thrust
    • find ourselves from the moment we have died, death is the launching
    • our feelings, our impulses of will are restricted to ourselves alone.
    • the other spiritual beings who then live in us. We reproduce ourselves;
    • the stupider people are, the smarter they consider themselves to be.
    • our way properly, and we ought not to forgive ourselves if we fail to
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    • not cause undue concern in themselves, for the necessities of
    • themselves or to others, by the very nuance of their words they
    • from themselves. What happens when the human being is observed
    • you have actually carried out this experiment yourselves, for
    • children reveal of themselves. At most, such statistical
    • child's physical realm. Facts speak for themselves and shed
    • conference theme, so that you can judge for yourselves when you
    • themselves. To do this is my goal. We must not give mere lip
    • child and not just the intellect, but we should ask ourselves
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    • With this attitude they would only distance themselves from the
    • When raising themselves up, young children are first of all
    • ourselves to what lies below our feet. And then, through the
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    • ourselves to when as children we develop thinking from speech.
    • in the field of education would allow themselves to be taken in
    • childhood again. This means that we must permeate ourselves
    • expression of this would be: The children in themselves are all
    • educators, ought to conduct ourselves. In our work we need
    • declare that, instead of addressing ourselves to the intellect
    • wish to emphasize once more — is that we ourselves have
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    • outer nature. You can confirm this for yourselves if you go
    • distinguish between themselves and the world as a whole.
    • difference between themselves and a plant. Thereafter you can
    • growing human being, in the children themselves.
    • attitude, they are enabled “to pull themselves up like a
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    • of themselves, already have a pictorial quality. It doesn't
    • lessons themselves, must form a picture. And then, between the
    • destroying and renewing ourselves. The etheric continually
    • themselves as eleven, twelve, thirteen, or fourteen again.
    • and events; these should, in themselves, present a complete
    • and now they are beginning to look at themselves as mirrors of
    • being — that is, a portrayal of themselves — really
    • make themselves felt at that time. Physically, the breathing
    • themselves musically to increase certain aspects of their
    • themselves want to learn from the way a child answers. They
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    • everything if only the proper conditions present themselves for
    • people should carry the love of God within themselves
    • hindrance to such radiating humor is the teachers themselves.
    • lessons, then they might find themselves in a position where
    • things themselves and, above all, it should not even be
    • the actual accomplishments in themselves, for they have not yet
    • themselves well enough to present their lessons without having
    • themselves: Why should I have to know what the teachers do not
    • themselves have been only a tool. Without this attitude,
    • themselves are. If they can make a firm resolve to stand in the
    • ambitions, in order to dedicate themselves to whatever comes
    • agency, children can educate themselves according to their own
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    • from the children themselves; and not only for each year, but
    • prevailing conditions themselves, which are expressed as
    • up with having to do certain things that, in themselves, would
    • least practical results. Theories in themselves yield nothing
    • each individual.) If, when looking at ourselves, we had to
    • interrelationships of pupils among themselves, and teachers
    • among themselves. Furthermore, I would like to speak about
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    • themselves. In such cases the element of untruth weaves and
    • themselves to be inspired, time and again, by what radiates
    • pushing and hitting each other. If they now find themselves
    • themselves to it with all their human qualities.
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    • themselves artistically through the medium of language. They
    • case of thoughts, communication of the ideas themselves,
    • it would be essential for those wishing to dedicate themselves
    • themselves to be closely connected. And the least free of all
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    • Picture to yourselves, for instance, a
    • ourselves: For man to be a con
    • dawn and evening? Picture to yourselves the sunrise. The sun
    • quietened, humble; they feel themselves inwardly connected with
    • themselves as artists and not as having to encroach on the
    • in themselves in pictures. That is what has remained to us from
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    • ourselves are living. Here we have therefore
    • in the corresponding regions. We call ourselves in Europe the
    • Now let us look at ourselves in Europe. We
    • ourselves must give the color to our
    • So they give themselves up to
    • Asia. They can be assimilated, but inventions themselves, by
    • they will not think out something by themselves.
    • themselves. So these brown Malayans are migrated Mongolians,
    • themselves to absorb more light and more warmth.
    • tor this. They have already accustomed themselves to have a
    • and so they are assigned to themselves.
    • clever when they go over: they disaccustom themselves from the
    • they can still maintain themselves on racial characteristics.
    • of Spirit, but they represent it to themselves in the crudest,
    • nowadays. Materialistic scholars themselves realize this, they
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    • When we find ourselves in the condition in life which takes
    • ourselves in order to master our
    • specifically human. Thus they avenged themselves by claiming
    • we ask ourselves: what is it then, which makes materialism and
    • Really, we must free ourselves from preconceived ideas in order
  • Title: Cosmic Prehistory: Lecture I: The Threefoldness of Space and the Unity of Time
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    • a figurative sense — divine teachers themselves instructed men
    • science seeks its information out of the divine facts themselves. Simple-minded
    • our world the rippled surface, so too are we as men if we behold ourselves
    • only as we look within maya; if we behold ourselves in reality then
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    • nothing at all of ourselves, if we did not in age look back to what
    • life through in a similar way between birth and death but we ourselves
    • To know the truth always demands our strengthening ourselves to know
    • again also between birth, and death. The forces and powers occupy themselves
    • humanity to be lifted into that realm where they themselves have their
    • spiritual worlds. Do not let us deceive ourselves about that. Everything
    • imparted to men a supersensible knowledge, so that they did not themselves
    • themselves that life is a struggle through a conflict, that it encloses
    • the wave-ripples may appear. Woe if Ahriman or Lucifer should themselves
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    • to study the spirit-orderings themselves. Moreover what has taken place
    • this. As we are speaking among ourselves, these things can be said; the
    • they had to nourish their giant cancer cells, prepared themselves for
    • it and had to change themselves into an instrument for nourishing a
    • patricians — or only seldom, they seldom become themselves warlike
    • we must make ourselves more and more capable of taking such a place
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    • The Gospels themselves, as transmitted to the world (I refer only to
    • to the light. For the shadows will assert themselves. They will become
    • effective through people who perhaps have endured little themselves
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    • on earth after our 30th year saying to ourselves: Actually we live in
    • they developed all that fantasy.” We ourselves must marvel that
    • had been experienced before birth. Of the imaginations themselves little
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    • processes, but space and time themselves. One enters into conditions
    • and time. If you would apply this to yourselves, you might find it difficult
    • so that the spirits can announce themselves by external acts within
    • they could only become such by first seeking in themselves what was
    • world what they had found within, and then by uniting themselves with
    • they had united themselves in the universe with what is called in the
    • in an historical sense, but in anticipation); they had united themselves
    • taken the place of that content which individuals found within themselves
    • experienced by some individuals today, to commune with themselves in order
    • will have to accustom themselves to seeing their ego only in the outer
    • that people begin to feel how little they themselves really are in the
    • are nothing but abstractions. If you acquaint yourselves a little with
    • a philosopher's little hat on them — if you make yourselves
    • themselves within the external physical forms but extending out beyond
  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 5: The Change in the Human Soul Constitution
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    • the great Master Builder of the worlds. These people picture to themselves
    • Creators of old, the Spirits of Form, were active; they revealed themselves
    • themselves, to begin with, in imaginations that arose in man involuntarily.
    • communication with those Spirits, who reveal themselves to present-day
    • for themselves. Earlier, the Spirits of Form placed imaginations before
    • things people are influenced by the thought that although they themselves
    • had upon us are much more important than what we ourselves have supposedly
  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 6: Transformation of the Human Being in the Course of Evolution
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    • that people were no longer able to bring to life within themselves anything
    • nature from higher, supersensible points of view people troubled themselves
    • beings themselves, that cannot be explained by external causes, but
    • of creation transform themselves. Strong similarities are to be found
    • whose concrete beings reveal themselves only at the third stage of initiation.
    • ourselves with what envelops man. The metamorphoses of life are expressed
    • (Many persons make this assertion but they are deceiving themselves.)
    • world passed through their souls when they felt themselves to be true
    • way: before detaching ourselves further from the body, enter the region
    • way. But we may also look at it differently. We may say to ourselves:
    • written by the Monists — as the materialists now call themselves
    • among ourselves I can say that in the next incarnation that soul will
  • Title: How Can Mankind Find Christ Again?: Lecture 7: Experiences of the Old Year and Outlook over the New Year (part 1)
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    • landscape is moving, hurrying past them. Of course it is they themselves
    • land the train is passing through. Gradually by accustoming themselves
    • fundamentally but in a more complicated way, we ourselves—where
    • to which we are most subject in life, illusions that impress themselves
    • at which we ourselves hurry through the world in relation to the speed
    • for the development of our etheric body. Comparing ourselves with the
    • in the plant world, hurries along seven times more quickly than ourselves.
    • life. We would no longer be able to distinguish ourselves from nature.
    • we have to say to ourselves: Had you actually been able to make full
    • We would consider ourselves part of outer nature and experience everything
    • as having the same soul-spiritual significance as ourselves. We would
    • one of the reasons for our obstinacy about what we ourselves think.
    • how we ourselves relate to things. Just think for a moment how everything
    • to us as it does according to the speed we ourselves have as compared
    • receive the impulses of spiritual science into ourselves livingly, then
    • age of fifty we can say to ourselves: by living more slowly than the
    • external world we have actually only received into ourselves what we
    • of the year, we must ask ourselves: What does this era really signify?
    • dependence they have in all innocence placed themselves at the service
    • letting themselves be led and organized. They allowed themselves to
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    • pains to consider the negative side of the matter. We might ask ourselves
    • are in it. You can picture to yourselves a sea with ships moving on
    • But the waves themselves are there and they also represent something.
    • we can lay ourselves down to go pleasantly to sleep. That is the paradise
    • would prove themselves ready to look behind the scenes of life to what
    • relate ourselves to human beings. When someone boxes our ears and we
    • case. If we are conscious of the fact, we can feel that we lose ourselves
    • themselves up to thoughts modelled on those of science, they will simply
    • it out in their souls — which means, they deepen themselves spiritually
    • we must not deceive ourselves by trying to sleep through this view into
    • give themselves up to a self-analysis of such a kind that simply through
    • into their souls than they do themselves. This is one method.
    • in people as objective intelligence, of which people themselves are
    • themselves, are at the same time clear about what confronts mankind
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    • of our spiritual movement. These people have readied themselves to meet
    • of your work, objecting that your critics would be placing themselves
    • among your pupils that as Christians, individuals must put themselves
    • will distance themselves from you, at least to some extent. However,
    • their confidence in you, the people in question never let themselves
    • to themselves, if they are not to be utterly lost. There are certainly
    • truth-seeking forces in themselves and thus fall prey to partial stupefaction.
    • themselves, are to blame for this. You even try to use these handshakes
    • permits. All people should give themselves completely to their fellows
    • as ourselves), we do so as people who are imperfect in some way and
    • themselves according to the Christ impulse, they would still get these
    • described, my wife and I find ourselves in a situation with regard to
    • my wife and I find ourselves in a situation with regard to yourself that
    • ourselves for not having understood how to prevent what has happened
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    • of occult embellishments. They may even console themselves for the existence
    • and Society members will have to resign themselves to doing without
    • worked out for yourselves.
    • are not usually taken to such an extreme that people imagine themselves
    • they have arrived at it themselves, out of their own individual souls.
    • ourselves to speak like this, and these people would have no option
    • only by what they believe themselves able to accomplish. They must simply
    • as they actually allow themselves to be protected. However, I really
    • ourselves as much as possible from the customs of the rest of the world
    • egotists are not so presumptuous as to identify themselves with all
    • people who wrap themselves in a mystical cloud also attempt to do the
    • we do need to defend ourselves against such statements, even if it feels
  • Title: Community Life: Lecture 1: Requirements of Our Life together in the Anthroposophical Society
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    • being entitled to call themselves members of the Society. In fact, they
    • to start reforming ourselves wherever that change can have a real effect.
    • Even if they are only minor matters in themselves, they can raise a
    • between ourselves and what other people say about us, a connection that
    • of being precise about ourselves.
    • imagine except a society of fools who all subordinate themselves to
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    • and not delude ourselves about them. I gave a rather superficial explanation
    • must experience the Society as an organism and themselves as its organs.
    • up our headquarters here in this area, and so we find ourselves living
    • organism, that is, to experience ourselves as organs within this organism.
    • We need to ask ourselves whether we really want to let things
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    • held counsel among themselves and also with Swedenborg himself, with
    • they were able to conceal their emotions and keep them to themselves
    • these objects and take something of them into ourselves in the process
    • to the physical world. There, we have not yet rid ourselves of the attitude
    • free of ourselves as we look at higher worlds. I have described this
    • we must open ourselves up to the consciousness of spiritual beings above
    • consciousness. It is important for us to experience ourselves as being
    • be pandering to people's unwillingness to exert themselves, and asking
    • of the character of the Elohim. Then, having immersed ourselves patiently
    • let themselves be seduced by Lucifer into using their physical body
    • use the means suggested by the very nature of things themselves to draw
    • giving ourselves up to something, but through using our own soul forces
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    • movement, we will find ourselves obliged to study this case for our
    • believe in their own theory, should apply it to themselves first and
    • and his disciples should apply this theory to themselves first. They
    • with the children themselves, and to put all kinds of theoretical ideas
    • that the children scratch themselves. Now, there is no more sexuality
    • stand up for ourselves. When things come up in disguise as they did
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    • if people really let themselves go.
    • and expressed themselves only in thought-gestures. As I told you on
    • ancient knowledge, and in olden times people knew how to protect themselves.
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    • persuaded themselves that the experience itself is as common as the
    • the way men and women express themselves, we see that nowadays, even
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    • but must rather let ourselves be guided by what that philosophy requires.
    • together as members among ourselves, with no one else present. Of course,
    • relate to the phenomena themselves. The following example will be familiar
    • in evolution is that aspect of ourselves that has descended the furthest.
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    • the events themselves; we must allow the events themselves to develop
    • question; which the facts themselves reveal. You see, the whole tremendous
    • to immerse ourselves in this contradiction, in this living contradiction
    • themselves, not the souls of these great masses of humanity, but the
    • possibility to assert themselves, to enforce themselves, whereas people
    • who do not have the chance to push themselves forward, cannot assert
    • themselves, no matter how skilful and practical they may be.
    • in themselves! But this is nonsense! I have already told you that if
    • able to identify themselves with the real conditions, and they are able
    • out of the things themselves. For we can only judge things rightly,
    • to learn something from history, they would say to themselves: Plato
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    • fact that they should really admit to themselves: We are confronting
    • have slowly prepared themselves ever since the 16th and 17th century;
    • although the facts themselves speak a tremendously clear language.
    • which now present themselves.
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    • the circumstance that these large concerns cannot isolate themselves,
    • we do not only base ourselves upon that which people think, the following
    • inclined to deal with such things; for if people were to occupy themselves
    • and ask yourselves whether they are really humanly connected with what
    • In view of these facts, it is absolutely necessary to ask ourselves:
    • to devote themselves to the investigation of truth, in earnest fruitful,
    • about whom we do not concern ourselves, confiding in the fact that they
    • of human development is that we should not content ourselves with mere
    • themselves if we merely look upon the surface of life. Let me now characterize
    • justification for their actions, and when they wish to justify themselves,
    • is to justify themselves.
    • speak of different opinions? Because egoistic prejudices insert themselves
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    • We should not allow ourselves
    • themselves, shows that their words often contain a more or less conscious
    • an opinion by consulting one of these books and asking ourselves: What
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    • the events that weave themselves into his life, can be aware that this
    • evolved. Three well-known members, who set themselves the special task
    • observant in two forms, the workers themselves, and their leaders. I
    • out of the facts themselves, an appeal to the German people, who have
    • Germans themselves should be heard by the whole cultural world. I shall
    • cease the pride and presumption of those who imagine themselves to be
    • see that they must accommodate themselves in their thought to the claims
    • necessity for the German people to reflect about themselves and the
    • deceive themselves if they form their judgments and criticisms out of
    • free themselves from mummified thinking and today regard the world-famous
    • ask themselves why he has become such an influential man in his own
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    • when men show themselves capable of producing order. They will be so
    • subject to certain laws — even men themselves — have nothing
    • eat and drink, clothe ourselves and so on, forces us as human beings
    • level of our full humanity. By having to concern ourselves with life
    • level. But just by this plunging into the subhuman we take into ourselves
    • us through life; we live in one-sidedness. We can save ourselves only
    • we educate ourselves; we do not have it simply by becoming human beings
    • the idealism we have ourselves acquired. It then becomes the idealism
    • bring to bear the driving force to place ourselves actively into the
    • drive into ourselves through our own activity. That is re-birth. And
    • what we have found when we as men have gained it for ourselves leads us
    • the Old Testament. When we as men shall have transformed ourselves in
    • ourselves into human society. We shall also learn to think and feel
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    • themselves are fantastic, even if materialistically fantastic, for all
    • socialists refer to Karl Marx as if they themselves were Marxists. The
    • the world, develop themselves. And because Karl Marx' thoughts appealed
    • calling themselves Marxists are stigmatised by Lenin as deserters and
    • but as the people themselves would express it, it leads to this —
    • the respectable will rebel of themselves. No military or bureaucratic
    • by men receiving into themselves spiritual impulses as spiritual knowledge,
    • that leads to nothing. Just picture this to yourselves! Anyone properly
    • surrounded by thoughts, or natural laws which are themselves just thoughts,
    • out of anthroposophical knowledge, and we must guard ourselves from
    • ourselves, especially in this sphere of Anthroposophy, to be carried
    • way — people hear of Lucifer and Ahriman and say to themselves:
    • by deceiving ourselves. We should instead do our utmost to make it more
    • we should come to an understanding with ourselves, and develop the capacity
    • that we are good and splendid, priding ourselves that we are better
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    • feel themselves helpless. For concepts as such have in themselves no
    • beyond it, for concepts themselves contain no reality. In art we are
    • primitive, arose within themselves — they tried to hold fast what
    • make of this? They asked themselves: Why do we need any specially religious
    • longer have to bother themselves about things, for the State sees to
    • themselves. If however we ignore the share of ability brought down by
    • are cooking there among themselves. Naturally he distrusts it and thinks:
    • for — at least, think they are caring for themselves. It is middle-class
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    • cosmic development of man reveal themselves in their most extreme form.
    • arising within the social order, feel themselves captivated by the very
    • again the digestive system are centred in themselves, as these three
    • payment of taxes. In this connection we have simply to make ourselves
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    • invention of some evil spirit? Picture to yourselves, gentlemen, some
    • reality makes us ask ourselves today whether we are awake or dreaming.
    • the mass of humanity to set themselves such questions. Above all it
    • those who think themselves really practical have started out with mere
    • left over from the spiritual world. We learn to speak among ourselves
    • the good fortune to occupy themselves with it. For it is one of the
    • said about art, what artists themselves have said about the arts of
    • root of much that is harmful. Many who may not themselves have money
    • instincts, that then express themselves in such a way that their original
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    • We should remind ourselves
    • themselves to these dead thoughts of the last four hundred years, but
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    • in the things themselves. And for the being of things Hegel goes no
    • and are not recognised by man, are ideas in themselves which are working
    • in ideas, we are ourselves ideas, everything is idea — the world
    • the world, as might be done formerly, but of feeling ourselves consciously
    • this will seem distinctly strange. Today however we find ourselves compelled
    • themselves from the old thinking and really wish for new thinking. Spiritual
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    • themselves summon those human individuals whose karma specially
    • who were devoting themselves to alchemical studies, and where
    • Make a bridge for yourselves, from this peculiarity of
    • themselves into the spirit of a wise man — namely, when
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    • ourselves: What can we tell by this difference between the life
    • only begin to understand the matter when we fill ourselves with
    • ourselves with the peculiarly complicated intelligence which
    • to-day, because they do not concern themselves with what has
    • to ourselves by an example.
    • themselves know of it; but that is not all. Their inner life is
    • for you may say to yourselves: If that be so, we could all of
    • we need not concern ourselves with such an opinion. When a man
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    • definite procedures whereby the leaders informed themselves of
    • can evolve. We must first acquaint ourselves with the objective
    • down into his inner soul. The human beings themselves
    • be able to sever themselves from the whole complex of modern
    • They will need to place themselves intelligently into the
    • learn, ... and as to those who think themselves
    • themselves too clever. And apart from that, the life of men
    • themselves out through a balancing of polar opposites. You need
    • themselves unduly clever may reply: ‘That is unwise; the
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    • will be able to explain many things if we tell ourselves that
    • connect themselves with the gods who descended into the
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    • had to expose themselves to cosmic influences directly in order
    • temple or earth temple, in order to unite themselves with these
    • upon yourselves through the content of this ritual, which is a
    • themselves as they were being intoned and when things were as
    • let ourselves be stimulated by everything that can stimulate us
    • ourselves be stimulated by what was outlined in an introductory
    • themselves after they have been prepared through the wisdom of
    • Apocalypse in themselves so that they experience that their ego
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    • it clear to ourselves that the attitude of soul which someone
    • Let's ask ourselves what the relation of man to the world is on
    • we have placed before ourselves as the beginning, middle and
    • or when we speak ourselves. We remain just as quiet inwardly as
    • united with the world and are no longer conscious of ourselves,
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    • indeed. They told themselves: the Christ is one of the
    • who have spiritualized themselves in the course of human
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    • matter of orienting ourselves to what the Apocalypticer tells
    • Atlantean epoch. You should make this clear to yourselves. One
    • perceive an intimate fire process in themselves which is
    • themselves will change a great deal in the course of the fifth
    • can only say that we must prepare ourselves to become the new,
    • through our organ of smell. But let's ask ourselves whether we
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    • significance for us. If we enlighten ourselves through the
    • They separated themselves from it considerably during the
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    • have to tell ourselves: After this year 333 came those times
    • soul, you will have to tell yourselves: this Apocalypticer
    • dear friends you know yourselves how your souls struggled with
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    • but to raise ourselves to the spiritual impulses which stand
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    • themselves to the Mystery of Golgotha can expose their etheric
    • individuals; but individuals can prepare themselves to
    • the first ones — thought that they connected themselves
    • will come about when men make themselves worthy of it. In
    • spiritual world clothe themselves in what comes out of the
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    • and they have this content and reveal it through themselves and
    • Christ into themselves. The time will come when all human
    • from the divine world. But men must prepare themselves by
    • themselves.
    • themselves about this. But we won't get a second Waldorf
    • things in the Apocalypse. Here we see ourselves gathered around
    • remain amongst yourselves. Then you will gain the strength to
    • may speak about the Apocalypse freely amongst themselves. This
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    • evil. One has to know them through themselves, and in fact,
    • didn't devote themselves to them with full consciousness, so
    • will come when Christians will have to ask themselves seriously
    • aberration into themselves through their physical constitution,
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    • ourselves in the fifth post Atlantean period since the
    • priests in the mysteries wanted to connect themselves with the
    • with him before the Mystery of Golgotha had to raise themselves
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    • mentioned a number of times, you should identify yourselves
    • a rule, the people who call themselves liberals or democrats
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    • active and alive for ourselves if we have to look within
    • ourselves for the source which enables us to learn how to see
    • ourselves. This book which contains the world's secrets is
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    • experiencing things should make clear to ourselves. If we look
    • we get to the point where we tell ourselves: the fundamental
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    • be able to say to yourselves: My vocation is in the latter. And
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    • feel ourselves completely into the inner attitudes held at the time,
    • in which this picture was painted. If we place ourselves into the 16th
    • who had the storms of life behind themselves. They called this young
    • for themselves a picture of the world, then they included in this picture
    • all the more into themselves out of what the sense-experience did not
    • within themselves unless they are about to drown. The seawater they
    • have outside themselves. And equally, all the spiritual impulses which
    • place this subconscious before ourselves hypothetically. Let us presume
    • with the imaginations which present themselves out of the old, clairvoyant,
    • don't distance themselves enough to see it.
    • spoken. But everything coming forth from the human souls themselves
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    • lived in the local people themselves, that is being told, And what was
    • born out of these folk-souls themselves. Therefore the oriental tradition
    • often possible only with great difficulty to involve ourselves deeply into
    • of the State”, because these cities were sovereign within themselves,
    • Let us now think ourselves
    • themselves in the various spheres of life, if one can place them before
    • post-Atlantian time-section is separated from the fifth show themselves.
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    • time in which many elements will make themselves known externally —
    • distinguish many elements. But we will restrict ourselves to presenting,
    • picturing youth, life, healthy growth, place themselves next to the
    • fact that the other impulses connect themselves with it, we see the
    • development of history for a long time, these things which show themselves
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    • begun to exercise a unified influence on those who called themselves
    • some animal figure. The artists confined themselves to this during the
    • We will confine ourselves
    • representations. As we are confining ourselves to-day particularly to
    • passes over to the West. To understand this we must transport ourselves
    • consider what this Rome was. We must first free ourselves from all that is
    • century by building again and again just what they themselves desired
    • great in ideas that concern themselves with the formation of the social
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    • themselves therein, taking part in the work, giving force and
    • themselves together when it comes to building up and animating
    • man, they find themselves united in opposition in the world. We
    • processes, that which meets us in ourselves as
    • and in ourselves we also see a kind of circulation of fluids.
    • themselves felt in our feelings and impulses of Will. That
    • conflict with the Ahrimanic powers, which we ourselves must
    • themselves do not approach Spiritual Science? I have spoken to
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    • differently inserted into the cosmos can we form for ourselves
    • things present themselves in everyday life, we can say that
    • warmth, and so on. Then you create for yourselves contours for
    • subconscious impressions which express themselves only in your
    • etheric body (white and lilac). They will themselves for the
    • exist by themselves. But there also exists such a gentle sleep
    • have had amongst ourselves, you can see that what man knows at
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    • present themselves to the inspired knowledge of the soul. And when
    • spiritual world before the concepts present themselves with
    • individuals from the mass of the people who developed themselves,
    • inner soul disposition was different. These peoples were themselves
    • than themselves. They did not seek Christ here on the earth among
    • arranged their afterlife so as to enable themselves to be seen with
    • themselves more real than the living dead. We must feel our way
    • would have said to themselves: To begin with, the people here on
    • those times who said to themselves: One can do no better than to
    • that individuals could dedicate themselves to the Order of
    • the Swan. Those people dedicated themselves to the Order of the
    • regarded themselves primarily as only outer vehicles for
    • the concepts from the things of sense themselves.
    • remain. If we want to do research we must limit ourselves to the
    • Why should we concern ourselves with
    • ignoramuses and giving themselves up to complete agnosticism would
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    • activity, so to speak, within ourselves. But when we breathe in, we
    • standing still, as it were; we can regard ourselves, even in thought,
    • could never form the idea, the concept of an animal, if we ourselves
    • could not move about. We must be able to move around ourselves if we
    • with the animal we ourselves have to make the concept inwardly alive.
    • ourselves correctly, we should say that we can only completely
    • the I; and when we experience ourselves from within, in our abstract
    • We must say to ourselves: Those people who spoke in this way were
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    • times. Concerning this feeling, people said to themselves in the
    • make themselves into one of the damned through sin or into one of the
    • On the one hand the souls of human beings found themselves more and
    • precisely the orthodox believers who ranged themselves on the side of
    • raised themselves above the reality of things in order to achieve the
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    • human beings had themselves become tabernacles of the Father God
    • walking on the earth who experienced within themselves something of
    • there lived human beings who were beginning to say I of themselves,
    • themselves. Something that had formerly taken place only within the
    • themselves Christians in the true sense of the word, who had filled
    • themselves inwardly with the Christ principle, how such men could now
    • received Christ into ourselves while we were children of the
    • was this, that the souls of human beings could say to themselves
    • into the being of humanity. Those who raise themselves so that Christ
    • themselves for the peace of their souls after death, so that their
    • They themselves actually would not have been able to be good; it
    • they could not have become good through themselves, only Christ
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    • when we say to ourselves: our I and astral bodies were in the
    • yourselves: we don't carry a human head when we interact with
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    • — you only need to remind yourselves about yesterday's
    • Anthroposophy to themselves, who would have to do everything on
    • need to orientate themselves out of principle, whether they
    • of the course of events we had separated ourselves somewhat out
    • themselves.
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    • importance to cultivate a true impulse for feeling yourselves
    • grasping speech within ourselves. We basically are involved
    • ordinary life, we actually profane it. We allow ourselves as
    • we permeate ourselves with the feeling that we believe we can
    • the spirit that we can legitimately name ourselves with the
    • ourselves: Just like we as human-beings stand on earth today in
    • to rename things out of ourselves. Through this can we first
    • of ourselves.’
    • the words “human-being” as such to ourselves, we
    • When we succeed in placing ourselves into our bodies as the
    • If we can finally say to ourselves: the earth forms us out of
    • something of ourselves, something like a revelation of what is
    • ourselves ‘human beings.’
    • minds. We must meditate over it, we must ask ourselves: ‘How
    • ourselves. We must achieve an awareness that all languages can
    • unconsciously within us while we, when we have made ourselves
    • apply the word ‘human-being’ to ourselves.
    • This we can observe when we are able to say to ourselves: You
    • When we prepare ourselves as we have through our meditation on
    • can call ourselves ‘human-beings.’
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    • remind ourselves of various impulses towards a possible
    • themselves with Christ, thus with the Son of God.
    • ourselves. This fact brings us back to the original meaning of
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    • What I called Imagination there delves into that which is above
    • in ourselves by our individuality? The medieval scholastics
    • presented this big question to themselves. If you think which
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    • themselves for the smallest step.
    • centuries could dedicate themselves who did not think much of
    • themselves and still work on the organism as something
    • positioned themselves to this problem. However, just in how
    • Albertus and Thomas positioned themselves to this problem, all
    • ourselves, but this world is a manifestation of the spiritual.
    • asserted themselves in Europe. Something of Manichaean views
    • for ourselves; we have a body for ourselves, but not everybody
    • themselves: how does Christ redeem the truth of the intellect
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    • themselves known in a particular way in the human being. They
    • one may say, the problems themselves are big and immense, and
    • knowledge themselves. He pieces the contents together, so to
    • ourselves. If we say, A is connected with B after the principle
    • we take them from ourselves and put them into the things. That
    • because we ourselves make it; we have truth in the subject
    • because we ourselves produce it. We bring truth only into the
    • only in ourselves, but we put them as names on the things;
    • they present themselves to the history of philosophy under the
    • . While we place ourselves as human beings in the
    • just in that which we carry in ourselves. We have taken that
    • which we carry as world of ideas in ourselves only from the
    • not at all reach. Since they do not find out for themselves how
    • spiritual-mentally in ourselves into a real development factor.
    • the everlasting in ourselves, and we do no longer raise the
    • for ourselves what Thomism can be for the present, we see it
    • Now, you yourselves can imagine all that.
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    • applies. And these people are you yourselves, — all those
    • themselves for how they came to be there, they would find it
    • one's sense of the things themselves. One goes to public balls;
    • find themselves on side-tracks; — and this kind of
    • They continue to interest themselves down to the very last
    • and so forth. But amongst the people who showed themselves at
    • longing of their souls, and troubled themselves no further
    • were not willing to read for themselves. (In those days people
    • unwilling really to admit to themselves their own homelessness.
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    • amongst all these were the people who attached themselves to
    • particularly attached themselves in some form to the
    • to describing the persons themselves, who came together in this
    • the personalities themselves.
    • people who gave themselves out at least to be clairvoyant (with
    • souls themselves, yet one might say that in the soul-costumes
    • had so come to feel themselves a corporate body, that they held
    • Anthroposophical Society feel themselves representative of this
    • the kind of way, as though they themselves were God.’
    • connection, however, subsequently presented themselves.
    • animals always repeat themselves on a higher grade in
    • which called themselves ‘The Coming Race’ (‘die Kommenden’),
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    • the kind of spiritual aspirations that manifested themselves,
    • troubling ourselves for the moment with all that went on on the
    • we don't trouble ourselves about all the things which went on
    • themselves. And, if one does so, one will then come to the
    • for examining into the state of the facts, do show themselves,
    • People allow themselves to be deceived in this respect by the
    • any signs that showed themselves on the horizon of its
    • themselves: ‘This book contains a whole mass of things, that we
    • themselves, form dregs in the man, and thereby bring him into a
    • however, themselves gave the jerk. — And what were the
    • these modern times we had emancipated ourselves from the
    • ourselves to-day in our superficial ideas. That was what he
    • weak opponents, that we must furnish ourselves with stronger
    • themselves: This, after all, is something that speaks for
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    • found them-selves, for reasons which I will discuss later, as
    • themselves whether it should be called the ‘New Mystical
    • questions that must present themselves to our souls in any
    • a cleft which people do not always make clear to themselves,
    • to give themselves up in this respect to utter delusions.
    • men go inwardly to council with themselves, the more plain it
    • but ask themselves: I find myself joining together with a
    • at least they persuade themselves that it is.
    • Just consider to yourselves! The men of earlier times were
    • of the new times feel the spiritual within them-selves. But not
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    • they delude themselves, because they spread a haze over it. He
    • Ancient Wisdom: Now you can easily tell yourselves that
    • will then see for yourselves, that, supposing there were
    • Look for yourselves at the way things went, and you will see
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    • those who assisted worked out further for themselves, —
    • Switzerland, and which gave themselves the name of ‘branches’,
    • they would say to themselves: Natural science has succeeded in
    • and I ourselves stuck on the labels; I wrote the addresses
    • concern themselves about the thing at all.
    • themselves on altogether insecure ground, but all the same
    • Well and good; and if people had confessed this to themselves
    • themselves: ‘I like that sort of thing.’ — Wiser than
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    • now to-day we have to ask ourselves ... you will remember that
    • the sources themselves, in ever-wider extension as it comes to
    • this internal opposition; because they themselves are not aware
    • their way themselves into anthroposophic lines of thought. They
    • their way themselves into anthroposophic lines of thought. They
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    • Picture to yourselves the old world-conceptions and how it was
    • phenomena of Nature, which of course are themselves contained
    • correctly, the words of Mephisto: they ‘laugh at themselves,
    • tell us withers in our grasp; indeed, it withers us, ourselves,
    • progressive steps led on of themselves into the concrete
    • veinous blood and the arterial blood no longer make themselves
    • — we must not take the line of trying to make ourselves
    • But if we give ourselves with all energy our own form of
    • ourselves the earnestness from which then the needful courage
    • that the Anthroposophists were to proclaim themselves by such a
    • fixed programmes. Rut just ask yourselves whether, in the
    • I would merely ask you yourselves to carry your
    • ‘should this or that be wanted, we place ourselves entirely at
    • is that we should look into ourselves and find the inner centre
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    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
    • senses, it is futile to ask it what we ourselves are as human
    • ourselves, although it does give us a huge amount of
    • evermore repeat to ourselves: what we feel as our innermost
    • and sternness: We must first make ourselves truly human, warm
    • this it is necessary that we prepare ourselves, without levity,
    • revelation can rise in us. We must say to ourselves: If we
    • all those who consider themselves members of this School should
    • the human heart, so deep that we can only fathom ourselves:
    • seat of this fear. We must tell ourselves that we were born and
    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
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    • correctly prepare ourselves for creative thinking, the
    • ourselves in order to enter the spiritual world as genuine,
    • themselves the following question: How often have I resolved to
    • is neither meaningless nor unimportant to ask yourselves such a
    • wish to belong to the Class ask themselves: Isn't there
    • To continually remind ourselves of this belongs to the
    • the worst possible way. Because people feel themselves as only
    • relatively easy to achieve clarity about ourselves. We don't
    • ourselves in our souls. We are always convinced that the
    • intimately into our souls if we wish to know ourselves as
    • feeling human beings. Only by facing ourselves directly with
    • complete conscientiousness do we lift ourselves up, do we lift
    • ourselves up over the obstacles which the second beast places
    • mockery even to themselves, but they are still mocking the
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    • ourselves with this lifeblood for the soul that wishes to tread
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    • with ourselves. We should develop the idea that the esoteric
    • Yes, the gods have raised us to themselves by giving us
    • In that way, we no longer depend only on ourselves, but we grow
    • Words whose meanings alone are grasped leave us unto ourselves.
    • of ourselves. For only so, by coming out of ourselves, are we
    • willing. Within ourselves, our corporeal “I” holds
    • through which we can say to ourselves in all honesty and
    • raised ourselves to that higher part of our humanity which
    • ourselves to be one with the world.
    • ourselves, as in this mantric verse [Feel how the earth's
    • ourselves, we are only prompted to be aware of where the beast
    • and lift ourselves up in flame, the other verse exists -
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    • when we look within ourselves, concerning an external nature
    • nature. We must stop saying to ourselves: Out there is nature,
    • are ourselves within the element of warmth - we become more
    • accommodate themselves within the earth's world of light. And
    • ourselves for the next earth-life, the spirits warning us at
    • instead find ourselves with alien powers where the human origin
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    • a part of ourselves. We do differentiate a table or a chair
    • which exist outside of ourselves. We do not consider what is
    • consider it as the content of the world and of ourselves. So we
    • profound admission. This admission to ourselves is progressive,
    • out of their own being. And then we say to ourselves: All that
    • which encourages us to always wish to raise ourselves over this
    • process. We take the carbon into ourselves. And carbon is the
    • [?] ... just as we feel ourselves to be plant-like by the watery
    • ourselves.
    • according to the guidebook as events present themselves. We
    • Guardian of the Threshold as to how we can save ourselves from
    • beings. If we completely fill ourselves with inner dedicated
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    • Furthermore, all those who consider themselves to be legitimate
    • yourselves for the first time: I want to take the Guardian of
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    • the fixed stars and feeling, is the sun in ourselves [the sun
    • dear friends, we only need to immerse ourselves in these truths
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    • the forms the constellations possess. When we immerse ourselves
    • by their movements - so that having felt ourselves to be at
    • rest in respect to the stars, now we feel ourselves to be set
    • feel ourselves bound to the earth by the force of the earth
    • yourselves as human beings standing amidst the earth's forces.
    • we can feel ourselves as the ones touching, sensing. We can
    • then during the third stage we can immerse ourselves in what
    • Thus, do you measure yourselves, radiate, strengthen yourselves
    • for us. Then we say to ourselves with total certainty: the
    • this spirit. And if we feel ourselves as spirit in the
    • but threefold. Then it is as though by binding ourselves to the
    • themselves.
    • [Translator's Note: in German the stars themselves can be
    • we say to ourselves when we have arrived on the other side of
    • must look up to the stars and with devotion say to ourselves:
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    • only believe ourselves to have. These old civilisations,
    • people had a COSMOGONY; that is, they recognised themselves to
    • fatalism, in which men yield themselves up to religious forces
    • of man. When men feel themselves fettered to the world of
    • ask yourselves how many hearts and souls there are to-day that
    • consciously yearn to yield themselves up, for Christ, or a
    • being redeemed by Christ and not by themselves. People prefer
    • further developed before people really feel themselves members
    • the ideas of Reincarnation and Karma of themselves sufficiently
    • to ourselves: “There is nothing for it, but just to let
    • our civilisation go to pieces, and ourselves go to pieces along
    • of mankind. We must put the question to ourselves in a
    • surface view of things. We must ask ourselves: Is there no
    • activity. We must ask ourselves; Where in the life of earth
    • have got once for all to admit to ourselves that our
    • cities to regard what the cities themselves brought forth as
    • themselves. If you do so, you will find that the people who
    • attach themselves to one or other of the parties of a
    • themselves in the depths of their souls.
    • this consciousness of the universal whole, we say to ourselves:
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    • what was the principal part of themselves was not inherited
    • we find the men of that time able to say to themselves: Of
    • themselves as being of earthly origin; they looked on
    • themselves as spiritual beings, sprung from a spiritual origin.
    • And the period when men first began to feel themselves to be
    • looking up to men who are far, far worse than themselves, as
    • often told you that keen-sighted geologists themselves have
    • develop, if only we give ourselves up to it. In the old
    • only set ourselves to do so, we can inwardly within our souls
    • of the earth; and the earth's conditions express themselves
    • themselves with in the privacy of their own souls,
    • ourselves in all seriousness to examine the most important
    • question in life, and ask ourselves: What can we do, what can
    • selves, how to find strength really to take up these new
    • accomplish far more than by trying to throw ourselves into all
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    • must rake this quite clear to ourselves. With the 5th Post
    • Utilitarianism. Now let us make clear to ourselves what really
    • have experienced for yourselves right up to the humbug with
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    • connection with what we ourselves inwardly experience in
    • theme, I beg you once in a way, radically to ask yourselves
    • That which in a sense we excrete from ourselves, furnishes the
    • ourselves, beings who, during the Moon, Sun and Saturn epochs
    • what we have worked upon in ourselves as our moral ideals. That
    • world in such a way that they would feel themselves as part of
    • from these very forces which they would absorb into themselves
    • with them. They themselves have only arisen in a natural way.
    • say: “We will only occupy ourselves with the Spirit: we
    • our applying ourselves either to Matter or to Spirit, but in
    • support ourselves on that which is given us by the Gods as our
    • things amongst themselves, they are working exactly under the
    • must go further, we must now ask ourselves: How can we bring
    • remind ourselves of that ancient instinctive perception,
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    • occurs; and then we can say to ourselves that there are to-day
    • things which can be made practical in life and prove themselves
    • did not want to be shaken up, they gave themselves over to that
    • must accustom ourselves, my dear friends, not to consider life
    • expressing themselves, the spirit by which they are inspired.
    • Uranus influences express themselves, they show that they come
    • people”; — they will yet show themselves quite
    • yourselves then be strong, for that which lies in this
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    • were, develop in ourselves the instinct, the impulse to become
    • themselves in sensible materialities, here we are in a sense
    • threatens us of drowning ourselves, of dissolving in this
    • present themselves as they do because they now reveal
    • themselves as they should have revealed themselves in an
    • who ought not to have revealed themselves as they now reveal
    • themselves until a later Cosmic epoch. The Luciferic beings are
    • sharing that evolution. So when they reveal themselves to-day,
    • Therefore, they harden themselves in present existence, and
    • show themselves now in that form which they should rightly
    • that whenever we give ourselves to the sense world, then,
    • through our vision of the heavens, we make ourselves more and
    • we have a special inclination to give ourselves up to the
    • has remained, to give ourselves utterly up to that sense-vision
    • we prepare in ourselves through too close a relationship with
    • who give themselves up so willingly to a nebulous mysticism,
    • themselves out of the Spiritual world to enter properly on the
    • Luciferic powers which have united themselves with the Earth,
    • themselves with the Earth; but they have the opposite tendency.
    • organism to themselves between birth and death, and permeate
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    • can, as it were, develop in ourselves the instinct, the
    • certain Beings that veil themselves in sensible
    • Luciferic beings as such, present themselves as they do
    • because they now reveal themselves as they should have
    • themselves, as they now reveal themselves, until a later
    • sharing that evolution. So when they reveal themselves
    • they harden themselves in present existence, and show
    • themselves now in that form which they should rightly attain
    • that whenever we give ourselves to the sense world, then,
    • through our vision of the heavens, and make ourselves more
    • death, we have a special inclination to give ourselves up to
    • as a desire, which has remained, to give ourselves utterly up
    • we prepare in ourselves through too close a relationship with
    • human beings who give themselves up so willingly to a
    • will, as it were, not be able sufficiently to draw themselves
    • themselves with the Earth, and this brings it about that the
    • hand the Ahrimanic beings have also united themselves with
    • themselves between birth and death, and permeate our organism
    • the other hand, to absorb themselves in dry, barren
    • illusion, they only reveal themselves, as it were shining
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    • they themselves can succeed in speculation. I don't
    • is so important today for us to occupy ourselves with
    • this you may see that much is happening within ourselves, and
    • took better care of themselves by sitting up properly and the
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    • to puberty. This is indeed so, and if we ourselves are careful
    • latter. But we must now ask ourselves why children are
    • them themselves. The teeth made artificially today are
    • another. They separate themselves according to social standing
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    • speech we must first have learned to speak ourselves.
    • produce the sounds ourselves, our will passes through the
    • themselves, not just one, but we may still imagine there
    • inner functions of the human ear are. They said to themselves
    • themselves which animal's constitution emphasized the organs
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    • picture to yourselves the starry heaven; form an image of the
    • miniature world. We say to ourselves that this miniature
    • right hand with your left. We are conscious of ourselves
    • “I” to ourselves. The little word, “I,”
    • aware of our left. We would not be conscious of ourselves. We
    • they themselves do not know it anymore.
    • experience ourselves as standing within the centre of the
    • when we hear we also speak; that is, we ourselves produce what
    • themselves, shooting off their mouths. As a rule,
    • yourselves; there are no chairs, nothing but the walls. The
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    • yourselves that here the sense of smell accomplishes rare
    • the ear and the eye, you will say to yourselves that they are
    • lead into the brain. You can picture to yourselves how this
    • it is quite outside themselves. Man has this cleverness
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    • could communicate among themselves, would say, “Oh, it's
    • we experience ourselves as being independent in the
    • have no ego; we could not speak of ourselves as
    • to you. Now, people say to themselves, “If I touch this
    • properly to say “I” to ourselves, we feel
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    • the Christmas holidays you could confer among yourselves and
    • We, too, have in ourselves carbon of various forms.
    • who claims that they themselves cause disease is just as clever
    • protected from the earth so that they can surrender themselves
    • fertilized and are cast off in the ocean extricate themselves
    • also human beings, you can say to yourselves, “My
    • dissolving into the atmosphere. By inhaling we guard ourselves
    • against death. Every time we inhale we protect ourselves from
    • assimilate it in the body of his mother. Just ask yourselves if
    • Let us picture to ourselves a human fetus. Through birth it
    • ourselves up from the earth into the air to live.
    • influences. How do they make themselves felt? The earthly
    • influences assert themselves because man gradually loses the
    • themselves, “Well, we must find a new way to understand
    • become aware of the body at all, because we shield ourselves
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    • suddenly assert themselves. This pertains to another
    • a bit sick when thirsty or hungry, and we cure ourselves by
    • must make clear to ourselves now what in fact happens
    • often within ourselves. Deposits meant for certain parts of the
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    • the Natural Sciences have emancipated themselves in a certain sense
    • have indeed exposed themselves to the danger of exchanging their
    • those Europeans who forced themselves on her, although towards the
    • raise themselves to the possibility of seeing that it means
    • a mechanical civilisation and cannot raise themselves up to
    • construct something themselves out of the soul and spirit. Those
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    • simply creating for ourselves ideas of a human body, whose soul is
    • power or activity to take the Divine into themselves. Human beings
    • themselves to-day, unless we attain the point of view that is able
    • but nevertheless often show themselves to be egoistic souls, who
    • ancient times and avoid rousing themselves to co-operate in the
    • themselves up, so far as can be, to seeking the eternal in what is
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    • the use of those who confess themselves as belonging to the
    • use what we have learned as Anthroposophy, to make ourselves
    • become more dexterous ourselves; we want to evolve a didactic
    • ourselves are quite clear that all the other knowledge which is
    • we ourselves are able to bring to its consciousness what each
    • and correct, but just ask ourselves: “What ought to take
    • themselves into Groups of their own accord, and these must
    • themselves that which is in them, or perhaps their school
    • called upon to find themselves in groups, to those should be
    • given the possibility of associating themselves in these
    • born into Groups now-a-days; but we can permeate ourselves with
    • themselves the truth of certain dogmas.
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    • circles, as they call themselves today, which are taken to be
    • themselves know. This is the essential point, that people
    • themselves no longer have an appetite for meat, but they know
    • it. If we don't starve ourselves too much — if we starve
    • ourselves too much even the spleen would be unable to function
    • yourselves that where such facts are ignored there is no desire
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    • drug themselves. In comparison to what the use of cocaine will
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    • way the beavers sustain themselves. As I said, when summer
    • wasps make ingenious nests for themselves. Though faintly
    • Among wasps, however, the males die as a rule by themselves,
    • Neither the beaver nor the female wasp expose themselves
    • ourselves, the beaver is an extremely stupid, phlegmatic
    • sexless insects have in themselves the cleverness to construct
    • so much that is not to the point. They think to themselves,
    • outside. When we consume alcohol, however, we warm ourselves
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    • themselves with something spiritual. They go to their offices
    • and busy themselves with something they actually dislike but
    • quite dislike having to exert themselves to understand
    • yourselves this. The ox itself has produced the flesh in its
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    • familiarized ourselves with the liver from various standpoints;
    • Now we must ask ourselves what man used to breathe. If all
    • This is also something that we still contain within ourselves.
    • ourselves — that is, our external bodies, the blood of
    • themselves. This means that they were dependent upon the outer
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    • they constantly fill themselves with air that is not properly
    • People who care for themselves with absinthe actually strive to
    • themselves be amused inwardly by the soul element. This is
    • is strange how, if we go west, people permit themselves to be
    • ourselves and mold in the right way. To do this, however, our
    • absinthe, we close ourselves off from the starry world. We can
    • earlier had been covered with ice. There they weaned themselves
    • Just think how long people who wished to give themselves airs
    • are creatures that withhold themselves from the influence of
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    • themselves that everything that is now separated into the
    • reproduce themselves. They become contagious. Something
    • People told themselves that when everything was dissolved in
    • themselves, however, that its rhythm was the same, so there
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    • of the effects in the same realm in which the effects themselves are.
    • second stage. Say to yourselves: I look at the world of plants around
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    • themselves felt in us, these are etheric forces. The very forces
    • the plants to grow, and working also in ourselves, inasmuch as we too
    • ourselves for this during our former life on earth. With the
    • animal-forming forces. In man, these forces only show themselves in
    • sympathies and antipathies themselves. One man is carried into far
    • on. We find ourselves in the midst of the most complex chain of
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    • fact of reincarnation, successive earthly lives. Feeling ourselves
    • everyday consciousness we feel ourselves quite cut off from the
    • back are but ourselves, in former lives on earth.) In yonder time,
    • between death and a new birth, for the languages themselves have
    • man and man worked themselves out in the experiences we then
    • experience, the moment we reflect upon ourselves at all.
    • people, however, contradict themselves. As I have often related, I
    • they observe some failing in themselves which they are not very
    • rather like about themselves, for which they need no excuse, but on
    • in the last resort, we ourselves are our karma. What is it that comes
    • ourselves. And it is meaningless to suggest that anything in our
    • ourselves what our karma is. Nor does it really embarrass us, for it
    • ourselves!
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    • hung with many mirrors, we see ourselves reflected in each one. But —
    • re-absorbed into ourselves, according to the way our actions of the
    • You must accustom yourselves to think in other forms of thought, if
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    • ourselves the physical materials and form our own physical body
    • themselves have set themselves the ideal of taking on the form of
    • vigour, through the body which they then build for themselves.
    • He cannot get near certain Beings; certain Beings hold themselves
    • who are able to have direct spiritual vision, provided you yourselves
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    • notion that the nerves themselves are the organs of our feeling. That
    • our dreams. When, on awaking from sleep, we recollect ourselves and
    • only here that we ourselves are, as Man. Only here do we really have
    • ourselves as Man. Where we do not reach down with our consciousness
    • not reach down, there we do not have ourselves as Man, but are
    • ourselves as Man. There we are connected with what constitutes the
    • that which is, or was, outside us. We ourselves, as Man, are
    • concern themselves with that which has its physical organisation in
    • themselves with our thinking — with that which is going on in
    • or illness of our next life on earth. While we ourselves are engaged
    • new birth, while we ourselves are working at our inner karma with the
    • Gods themselves are obliged to carry out the compensating action, and
    • birth, we relate ourselves to the mirrored image of our deeds, just
    • as in earthly life we relate ourselves to the vault of heaven above
    • to our own inner karma, we ourselves bring it into our inner
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    • in Vienna! A whole crowd of people, according to themselves, had
    • we can ask ourselves the following question. (Negative supposition is
    • make things clear.) We can ask ourselves: If the conditions had been
    • theme is as follows. — People generally picture to themselves:
    • you want one day to give yourselves the treat of reading something
    • Recurrence”. I took the book from the shelves of the Library
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    • the 18th century, and so on. That it is men themselves who carry over
    • have themselves carried over from earlier epochs what is to be found
    • Europe, were endeavouring to establish themselves in Sicily, and had
    • arrange ourselves. But the ordering of the world is by no means so
    • themselves) that there is something spiritual in this music,
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    • individual peculiarities do show themselves in every human being,
    • was among the men of von Hartmann's time to let themselves be roused
    • themselves. And here one is confronted with the following
    • ask ourselves: How comes it that a Prussian officer, who was a good
    • philosophical writings are a whole library in themselves; his output
    • not allow ourselves to be dazzled by what appears to be the most
    • ideals; he convinces himself that if men set themselves ideals, this
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    • themselves in external history. The really significant streams run
    • Such individuals are obliged to content themselves with much that
    • carried from age to age by human individualities themselves. Arabism
    • no desire to subject themselves to the Arabs. But the culture the
    • these Fourteen Points and ask yourselves whether it could have taken
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    • had such respect for the men who had hurled themselves upon the flag
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    • themselves, but for the world, a common destiny. The most significant
    • through a modern education, but reveal themselves, so to speak,
    • yourselves, when you find a philosopher in bygone times, or when you
    • The Dramatic Art of Hamburg — read for yourselves
    • we were honest with ourselves we should have to admit that many of
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    • themselves.
    • we look back in this way do we really feel ourselves standing within
    • having themselves laid the foundation for this meeting when they
    • picture to yourselves the forest in north-eastern France in the 9th
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    • facts themselves. For that is the only way to call forth conviction.
    • have tried to speak on the same subjects as they themselves do, and
    • ourselves up to the illusion that we can win over the adherents of
    • untruths and lies. We must not give up ourselves to the illusion that
    • applies especially to those who have themselves been responsible for
    • these souls said to themselves, in effect: It is no longer
    • These souls, however, no longer permitted themselves to think in this
    • due to ourselves but to the object of our research. There is really
    • again we must ‘pull ourselves up’ and go back
    • ourselves: What was living in that soul? The moment we ask ourselves
    • to ourselves: In olden times of human evolution, men were not ashamed
    • inasmuch as we ourselves carry into later times what we absorbed in
    • into the later epochs in the souls of men themselves. When we begin
    • ourselves quite differently in human life.
    • evolution into later epochs through the human beings themselves. Then
    • the hidden regions which they themselves first invent by their
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    • emotional impulses make themselves felt. And it is these instinctive,
    • are carried over into later epochs through human beings themselves. A
    • before that, and even earlier, sometimes show themselves in a man. We
    • steep ourselves in his writings we shall perceive how he is immersed
    • yourselves: There is evidence of a perpetual urge to get right away
    • individualities themselves.
    • that go to show how the affairs of destiny work themselves out. And
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    • were able to adapt themselves inwardly to the soul. One who may have
    • of things that reveal themselves to inner vision.
    • understand the age in which we ourselves are
    • themselves in life to-day for which the onlookers have, quite
    • time, even in the unpleasant elements themselves, there may be
    • — Its pupils developed forces in themselves which tended to
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    • purpose of these studies has been to show that individuals themselves
    • of men have their roots in moral causes created by themselves in the
    • destiny is really understood. Things disclose themselves quite
    • claiming with fanatical insistence that they themselves had been
    • indignation — as does the life of Nero — live themselves
    • the senses themselves have evolved — but that is not the point
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    • which we ourselves are immersed, calls for a far more objective
    • means that certain things begin to show themselves in other human
    • out of ourselves and into the other man.
    • to us! But unless we are able to go out of ourselves, even in matters
    • karma is possible. For let us remind ourselves: — what are the
    • live not merely within ourselves but within the other. Now imagine,
    • man in relation to ourselves! Suppose we meet a man in life, and he
    • consideration of life; yes, it may be, they make themselves very
    • poetic, reveal themselves to a study of karma.
    • themselves to taking this kind of thing specially into account if
    • to yourselves, you have here an object. At first you see nothing but
    • say: It is a matter first of all of disregarding — in ourselves
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    • experience we ourselves pass through cannot reveal itself to us. For
    • tires us, that we have exerted ourselves spiritually. Getting tired
    • tired, for instance, from reading. But if we have not ourselves been
    • exerting ourselves. On the contrary, a person who has really exerted
    • soul. We must accustom ourselves to inner, active work of the soul,
    • begin with, we must say to ourselves: the first moment when we
    • this matters. The things will adjust themselves in time. What
    • soul, and we say to ourselves: ‘Until now you were filled with
    • themselves to it with real intensity. If somebody were to set himself
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    • surface of the body; whereas those who interested themselves
    • themselves all too intensely and poked their noses into everything,
    • themselves vehemently, who when they so much as take a pear into
    • epoch is carried over into another by human beings themselves. As
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    • said in the last lecture that inasmuch as they themselves live within
    • ourselves, and have to establish the balance for our deeds. We
    • are not in a position, of ourselves, to translate our intentions,
    • yourselves how much of what is destiny in this external life and
    • know only that men have such laws on earth. They themselves are not
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    • themselves must have passed the age of 42 before they are able to
    • tableau — we ourselves must of course have reached the age of
    • ourselves that in those days the pursuit of knowledge was something
    • wisdom. Picture yourselves standing, let us say, on the Rigi, and
    • to imagine yourselves in this position ... I am not referring to any
    • particular vocation or profession ... but just picture yourselves
    • yourselves walking over the earth. As you walk you see nothing of
    • yourselves what this personality acquired by virtue of the fact that
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    • the etheric body to the physical body. Now picture to yourselves that
    • themselves had then to make their way to the Moon, where they are to
    • — all this depends upon ourselves; but our karma is shaped and
    • then return into the body, we feel ourselves divided into a world of
    • it to yourselves, entering into it with the right feeling and
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    • of blissful ignorance thought themselves capable of writing a
    • into the world and thus can we relate ourselves to the secrets of our
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    • resign ourselves to the outer course taken by natural phenomena. But
    • of nature, to work upon us. And let us remind ourselves that this
    • that the physical and etheric bodies are left to themselves, working
    • who hover over us, rising and descending, busy themselves through our
    • — the Seraphim, Cherubim and Thrones — concern themselves
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    • announced, we must not blind ourselves to the gravity of the present
    • wanted to achieve in the time ahead of them for themselves, for their
    • ask ourselves a question — for if we take spiritual science
    • themselves: In the previous incarnation of this human being and
    • presented to us to-day in the East of Europe, and ask ourselves what
    • in spreading only destruction. And we must ask ourselves: Where shall
    • ourselves, what is in us in a single earthly life passes away along
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    • themselves, they largely read into them the way of thought
    • said to themselves — and what I shall now describe
    • thoughts, receive them into ourselves.’ They were
    • kind of inner experience felt themselves in a common
    • atmosphere. They would have felt themselves belonging to
    • me,” the men whom I described above felt themselves
    • themselves as individualities in the same degree as the men
    • of the rest of Europe were beginning to feel themselves,
    • be able to transplant ourselves into the inner life of soul
    • transplant ourselves into the hearts and minds of these
    • when they took deep counsel with themselves, they would
    • would say to themselves, ‘Is it quite right for me to
    • too, they felt themselves immersed in the all-pervading
    • well satisfied with themselves, we have the unswerving
    • good if many souls would attain for themselves that
    • objectivity to which we can address ourselves, awakening an
    • sacrilege — we cannot help ourselves!
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    • to the Group-souls — the beings whom we ourselves
    • concern ourselves especially with the way in which this
    • draw it into themselves, they breathe it in!
    • place. We may now ask ourselves: What is man's condition in
    • existence, but for the thoughts themselves. By this means
    • Exusiai. They draw into themselves, as it were, the
    • opportunities on all hands today, to acquaint ourselves
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    • saying to ourselves: ‘How is all this, that we behold
    • night-time, and we feel ourselves united even humanly with
    • last for the souls of men: they shall feel themselves
    • will yourselves perceive that what is taking place here in
    • themselves the after-effects of what had taken place in
    • themselves zealous, nay over-zealous members of the
    • express themselves in this way: The soul of whom I am
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    • anthroposophists, to be able to call themselves Christians
    • things work themselves out to a large extent in the
    • were they to relate themselves to Christianity? You see, my
    • who in their old beliefs had felt themselves attached to
    • in ancient times had felt themselves belonging especially
    • death they found themselves in a state of great uncertainty
    • not, they found themselves together again in that great
    • found themselves face to face with a great super-sensible
    • responded in a peculiar way. Not that they found themselves
    • could do no other than feel themselves impelled towards
    • Anthroposophy — to which they found themselves
    • incarnations they had filled themselves with the mighty
    • — they themselves were among the souls who in reality
    • they felt themselves impelled by a deep longing to partake
    • It was as though they found themselves together again in
    • place ourselves, our own life, into connection with these
  • Title: Lecture: Karmic Relationships, Volume III: Lecture V: Spiritual Conditions of Evolution Leading up to the Anthroposophical Movement
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    • already begun to do, and we will now acquaint ourselves
    • first Christian centuries, we find ourselves in an age when
    • yourselves, all of you, during that time —
    • called themselves Christians in that time, or who were in
    • themselves actively took part, — all of which
    • known themselves immersed in the battle between good and
    • ‘We tell you of the Spirit whom you yourselves can
    • they themselves still had some feeling of what it was. It
    • themselves: something must now approach man which it was
    • poured themselves out within the souls whom I have now been
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    • themselves had still experienced on earth. Then from the
    • kingdoms of the four Elements which pour themselves in all
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    • Alexander the Great and Aristotle, we find ourselves once
    • clear to ourselves what this really means. It is a fact
    • incarnate or discarnate, must say to themselves: “Men
    • upon earth are beginning to become intelligent themselves
    • thoughts for themselves.
    • Michael, to hurl themselves into his stream and take hold
    • themselves to us. Now at the time (at the beginning of the
    • unite themselves with Anthroposophy — have within
    • yourselves have prepared. Be conscious how it will then be
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    • while the Dominicans received into themselves the evolution
    • a very considerable extent resigned themselves to the fact
    • ever we let ourselves in for a discussion with Ahriman, we
    • ourselves: the idea that we can have cleverness for
    • ourselves alone is foolish. Certainly we cannot be clever
    • for ourselves alone. For if we want to prove anything to
    • is that the same logic holds good for him as for ourselves.
    • way, finding themselves in this position: ‘I am drawn
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    • of the 19th century these things showed themselves with
    • they do not confess this to themselves. From the outset
    • incorporating themselves for certain spaces of time; when
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    • and anxiously hold themselves at a distance from things
    • observe yourselves truly, you will discover it in your
    • relationships, will make themselves felt far less. But of
    • incorporate themselves; temporarily they can penetrate
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    • indeed, that men could not ascribe to themselves the
    • repeat this to ourselves again and again: The personal
    • was actually taking place. And now transplant yourselves
    • of the Michaelites themselves, namely from the Sun. We must
    • themselves to one another, what they are to one another,
    • left it and identified themselves with that which was in
    • externally before us, we let the facts speak for themselves
    • themselves partake in the karmic evolution. Consider the
    • now united themselves with the earth-principle, have been
    • earth. They themselves join in; for it was they who at
    • and dull, incorporated themselves and worked on earth. A
    • large number of Angeloi-Beings refrain and hold themselves
    • certain times they incorporate themselves in men; they dive
    • ourselves within these things. For all these mighty,
    • overwhelming facts express themselves to begin with in the
    • yourselves: Those who out of these great decisions feel in
    • themselves the impulse to come to the anthroposophical life
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    • thoughts themselves are such that in their development as inner spirit
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    • themselves upon the destiny of a human being in his earthly life.
    • which can, after all, reveal themselves in any and every calling whether
    • laboratory. In a certain way, researches on karma must themselves result
    • a certain occult result must themselves be prepared in a spiritual, in a
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    • individual human beings who find themselves within this society.
    • Christian creeds and confessions themselves have contributed not a
    • personalities of history, i.e., by the human beings themselves, but we
    • Aristotle and Alexander themselves, for example. It had taken on forms
    • needless to say, Alexander and Aristotle themselves lived on. Once only
    • once more. They themselves, the real individualities of Aristotle and
    • which though not in themselves the Mysteries, were permeated by
    • worked themselves out in lonely centres of cultivation of Christian
    • themselves could not be called Initiates in the full and true sense of
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    • themselves to be in living connection with the spiritual
    • occasionally find themselves in outer life-connections to which they do
    • studied in the spiritual worlds themselves. Of course the fact that
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    • of the spiritual life of Chartres said to themselves: In the future,
    • fullest sense. Yet men will find themselves compelled to take into
    • Now if we make ourselves to some extent
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    • essence and nature they feel themselves attracted by the School of
    • century. But on the other hand, many who felt themselves drawn to what I
    • themselves the feelings which will carry them in a right way, with
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    • another, or maybe even of ourselves, we are most keen to know: How do
    • stopped short at the earthly lives themselves. For between one earthly
    • disagree with what we who inhabit the globe know amongst ourselves. Or
    • research and you must make yourselves acquainted with all the
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    • contradict what they themselves say and declare.
    • if they were to be able to reveal themselves in any way at all.
    • another it becomes the staff by which men draw themselves upward. And
    • take all these things together you will say to yourselves: truly here is
  • Title: Spiritual Development: Lecture I: The Inner Experience of the Activity of Thinking
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    • matter into ourselves. Through the process of
    • approach us. Only, if you were to ask yourselves:
    • let themselves be borne in on the cosmic
  • Title: Spiritual Development: Lecture II: The Physical World and the Moral-Spiritual Impulses
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    • he p3rcelves a world which is not unreal, a world
    • do net operate by themselves but merely form the
    • and weaves within them, and in which we ourselves participate
    • We experience ourselves within the creative
    • creative in ourselves.
    • moral-spiritual impulses themselves are the
    • world, a drop of which is working individually in ourselves,
    • life, the beings of the higher and lower Hierarchies themselves
  • Title: Spiritual Development: Lecture III: Man's Faculty of Cognition in the Etheric World
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    • have kindled the inner light and can experience ourselves, as
    • aware of it as long as we experience ourselves in the physical
    • to ourselves: Here I live through this earthly existence
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    • to transpose themselves more into the naturalistic, the
    • of the Elves”; “The Summer Night”.
    • experiences which are strong enough to unite themselves with
    • themselves in so far as they are taken hold of more by the
    • their karma, wanted to insert themselves into the world. One
    • can actually just as well develop themselves into the best
    • of men, but they develop themselves in different ways. We are
  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture II: Deeper Secrets of Man's Soul-Spiritual Nature
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    • here in the physical body can assert themselves through the
    • “I”. These impulses continue themselves as forces
    • themselves to the human being as if we knew nothing about
    • memorization only a process which occurs in ourselves? Now,
    • preserve these memories, during this time we occupy ourselves
    • Hierarchy occupies themselves with our thoughts, the
    • think, we think not only for ourselves, we think and we
    • themselves with our thoughts. The very smallest of that which
    • human beings occupy ourselves on earth with our machines or
    • Archai occupy themselves with a web which is formed from our
    • thoughts which we have in our inner being occupy themselves
    • can say the following of ourselves. Our thought process is
    • process is something not only for ourselves, but it stands
    • woven out of our thoughts, that which we ourselves do not
    • feel ourselves inserted into the spiritual world. On the one
    • side we say to ourselves: Man, you go through the world
    • birth, we must make many points of view valid for ourselves.
    • understanding of these processes can open themselves to us.
    • produce themselves. And that is no wiser than people who say
    • occur completely for themselves, that is only an external
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    • Europe the physical bodies specially develop themselves, also
    • traditions and the ancient occult stream into themselves in a
    • themselves to experience very much from the spiritual world.
    • themselves up out of their infancy until the time of the
    • separate themselves in a sense and now a quite definite dogma
    • peoples differentiated themselves into Gothic and other
    • the Slavic peoples also differentiate themselves. Therefore
    • form themselves in the sense of what their dogma said. People
    • British brotherhoods wanted. They themselves could not come
    • brotherhoods. These brotherhoods related themselves to her so
    • seen by themselves but it is not possible to share it with
    • themselves from the British now applied certain means to
  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture IV: Secrets of Freemasonry
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    • occult streams which bring themselves to expression in
    • cross themselves in the front. And when he directs his
    • were themselves able to perceive the movements of the ether
    • grip and word, because they could not bring to themselves
    • from Papus and those people who call themselves Martinists.
    • themselves did not even know.
    • group themselves in various directions. For example, these
    • preparing themselves very gradually right now are so prepared
  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture V: Comenius and the Temple of PanSophia
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    • they want, in their sense, to direct themselves to these
    • themselves prove this.
    • Things do not make themselves of themselves. The person whose
    • impart themselves to these elementary beings so that a new
    • from beings who themselves had descended out of the spiritual
    • do that. The higher beings themselves still came down. Now in
    • really bring out of ourselves.
    • nevertheless they still call themselves masters of the third
    • person, but they must try to receive it into themselves and
    • these Renaissance men called themselves the Neo-Platonists.
    • these men connected themselves with the spiritual world. When
    • ourselves according to spiritual science, it will not be
  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture VI: Death and Resurrection
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    • adapted themselves to the external, purely materialistic life
    • know the beautiful love poems which unite themselves with the
    • materialistic thinker. However, how we think of ourselves
    • when they relate themselves to time relationships are perhaps
    • establish themselves? They set up programs and one unites
    • the power to gird ourselves for the Cosmic Easter Sunday,
    • tragic. However, we ought to be able to know ourselves that we
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    • feel themselves down to the mineral kingdom out of which they
    • young ether body forces and place themselves in the service
    • ourselves through the contemplation of the connection of man
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    • different brotherhoods as tradition. People who themselves
    • transplant ourselves into Thomas More's situation. He had
    • set all this before our soul, let us transplant ourselves
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    • the morning, wash themselves and then go to work in the
    • fathers. These Jesuit Fathers, however, separated themselves
    • produce all that they needed for themselves that week. Then
    • this occur? Thinking habits develop themselves in the course
    • and are the streams which can mix themselves into the thought
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    • have taken up into themselves the total world conception of
    • developed themselves in a living way? Spiritual science would
    • the complicated thoughts. They prefer to focus themselves on
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    • permeate ourselves with the meaning of the Mystery of
    • word, believes that people themselves have created words and
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    • ourselves that true and adequate ideas of the spiritual world
    • can only be acquired by gradually accustoming ourselves to shaping
    • existence. And again we must surrender ourselves to the impulses of
    • persistently guard themselves against Lucifer and Ahriman and do
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    • onwards, all that men produce out of themselves is capable of
    • ourselves think will be carried into the cosmic ether. If we
    • on, we ourselves must take the path of thought which will from
    • ourselves away from the Beings who send down their impulses from the
    • making ourselves free. As a residuum of this, a kind of relic,
  • Title: Memory and Habit: Lecture III
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    • ourselves at this point of the way in which the outer form and figure
    • hands and arms speak an eloquent language in themselves? Is it then
    • many circles which like to consider themselves ‘Occult.’
    • reality or not, if we only lent ourselves to the Powers of Good!
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture One: Greetings to the Builders Working on the Goetheanum. Otto Weininger, a Decadent Genius. Distorted Pictures of Imaginative Knowledge.
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    • who have been devoting themselves to the necessary tasks of this
    • feel themselves to be true children of such times. One felt something
    • concerned themselves intensively with certain thoughts that had been
    • honour of being able to burden themselves with much guilt and are
    • with much M in their nature can load upon themselves? What, indeed, is
    • M. If men had not laden themselves with guilt by creating woman out of
    • manifest themselves outside the physical and etheric bodies. Then he
    • become more and more involved with themselves, times when
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Two: Two Spheres of Existence in Nature and in Man: the Realm of Regularity and the Realm of Irregularity. The Ancient Hebrews' Jubilee year as the Expression of Formative Powers of the Soul. The Christ Incarnation.
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    • genius. These flash through the soul and discharge themselves like
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    • land, a land where individuals find themselves among other men. The
    • men among whom they find themselves are normal, earthly men like the
    • world beyond. Why, you will be asking yourselves, would such
    • is all that exists? You may ask yourselves this, but you can
    • what I am saying, to take it into yourselves, so that it is not
    • of value judgements that might insinuate themselves into our
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Four: Human Organism, Results of Prenatal Formative Powers. Dual Nature of Man. Powers behind the Existence of the Body as Expressed Pictorally by the Body and as Expressed in a Draughtsmanlike Fashion by the Head.
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    • filings within a magnetic field. The iron filings align themselves in
    • themselves of the old saying, ‘Everything transitory is but a
    • one but ourselves. A person without regard for the truth is harmful to
    • impulses; they do not allow themselves to be inwardly moved by the
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Five: How a Person Grows into the Three Spiritual Realms of Wisdom, Beauty and Goodness. How These Shine Down into the Spiritual Part of Man.
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    • direction, the ability to know ourselves and to orient ourselves in
    • sagas. There they are called elves, fairies, and so on. When we enjoy
    • And in good earthly deeds yourselves soon prove.
    • And in good earthly deeds yourselves soon prove.
    • hovering circle of elves. He represents the human being who stands
    • not understand much about ourselves. So much, so inconceivably much,
    • themselves. But the awareness of what rules in the depths is already
    • themselves in all their manifoldness and complexity. And when it does
    • the moon, we only have to remind ourselves of the stream that begins
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Six: The Transformation of the Physical Body into the Head of the Next Incarnation. The Cosmic Significance of Human Knowledge.
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    • are deceiving themselves. For the time will come when people will
    • knowledge in order to hold themselves together. But everything in the
    • Let us remind ourselves of the fundamental truths that have been
    • first. We need to ask ourselves: How is this transformation possible?
    • picture that we take into ourselves through ideas and knowledge is by
    • ourselves with external things: we also withdraw very much more from
    • great extent of their travels, they have not acquainted themselves
    • everything they learn to come from outside themselves would be in
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Seven: The Connection between the Human Being and the Cosmos. The Twelve Regions of the Senses and the Seven Life Processes.
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    • see what is around us with our eyes. We sense ourselves through the
    • sight is interrupted when we close our eyes. When we relate ourselves
    • to the world, orientating ourselves with respect to above and below
    • seeing we take into ourselves more of the properties of the external
    • ourselves with the sense of warmth. What we see, what we perceive
    • were themselves more akin to the life processes. Today, seeing and
    • ourselves in our breathing as we are when we taste something. But on
    • ourselves and perceive the sounds, the tones. This is not how things
    • less come to rest in ourselves — we are more or less dead. We
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    • mess of themselves with some of the thoughts they entertain. Human
    • can only be approached when we have taught ourselves to think in
    • inclined to devote themselves to spiritual science and really absorb
    • from within the creatures themselves, so that everything matches
    • themselves to me.
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    • ourselves of the trivial notion, held by many who want to befriend the
    • ourselves to seeing those senses that in the Earth sphere only serve
    • to keep themselves in the fog about the truth. That is why some
    • visions themselves are not pathological. If that were so, we would
    • the visions themselves, but rather in the fact that they cannot be
    • themselves more in the sphere of the soul. With normal breathing, one
    • as they normally present themselves on Earth. They are more like life
    • physical. Just ask yourselves, what could someone who knows nothing of
    • yourselves; they are among the most significant philosophical
    • understand life as long as we timidly hold ourselves back from the
    • it. We need philosophers who are not satisfied to limit themselves to
    • presently so under the influence of materialism and ask yourselves how
    • experience of speaking to many people who, like yourselves, are
    • cosmic development, in the evolution of humanity, and remind ourselves
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    • some recent schools of thought find themselves in when they need to
    • restricting themselves to saying, ‘Three years ago there were
    • These then group themselves, do they not, into regional communities
    • make itself felt. People are beginning to discover in themselves a
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Eleven: Memory and Habit as Metamorphoses of Former Spiritual Experiences that were Subject to Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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    • life on earth and which we rightfully acquire for ourselves there.
    • whenever we acted. We can only receive into ourselves the gift of
    • ourselves to shaping these pictures in a manner that is as different
    • as soon as we die. We have to submit ourselves to the impulses of the
    • only necessary for people to arm themselves against luciferic
    • challenges. They must also prepare themselves against the challenges
    • who were preparing themselves to become judges of human deeds. The
    • ourselves to speak only about the facts we observe. But we would have
    • within ourselves the power to conquer Ahriman every time we speak. He
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Twelve: How Thoughts are Engraved into the Substance of the Cosmos and the Consequences Following from This. Metamorphosis of Memory and Habit.
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    • what we cause to be engraved only in ourselves and what is engraved in
    • nevertheless ask ourselves in all earnestness: ‘What role, then,
    • thoughts that we ourselves think, not thoughts that have been thought
    • we are freeing ourselves from this. The period of imitation in early
    • felt ourselves in the company of the beings of the higher hierarchies
    • ourselves up, even as far as Idealism, we must develop sufficiently to
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    • yourselves with a telescope, it would be mad to reverse their
    • the heavens would reveal themselves to him. In truth, however, the
    • themselves, ‘How can it be? These women, or men — and, as a
    • acquaint ourselves with these matters, we need to pay special
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fourteen: Metamorphoses of the Twelve Sense Zones through Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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    • less in descriptions of ourselves and our surroundings; but truths
    • ourselves. The truths of ordinary life and ordinary science are like
    • entirely different is involved when we ourselves are thinking; this
    • we ourselves, as physical human beings, constitute the largest of our
    • Furthermore, we are able to initiate movement from within ourselves.
    • another speaks, we ourselves can speak. How, then, is one of these
    • impulses rouse the larynx into motion. When we ourselves speak, what
    • by training ourselves to attend to others' gestures, to the play of
    • yet, only the early stages of it are showing themselves, mainly in a
    • they say to themselves, in the way I described earlier, ‘I
    • watched others and applied what we see them doing to ourselves. In any
    • event, our capacity to come to conclusions about ourselves on the
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fifteen: The Twelve Senses. The Reorganization of the Seven Life Processes by Luciferic and Ahrimanic Powers. Francis Bacon Inaugurates Materialism and the Science of Idols.
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    • remind ourselves that Lucifer and Ahriman only create hindrances for
    • kind of incineration. We actually burn ourselves up.
    • ourselves continuously, must we not? In order for us to grow, an inner
    • enough to station ourselves opposite the cosmos as mere observers,
    • those who really felt the power of these verses within themselves how
    • yourselves from the content of words, for words refer to idols.’
    • for themselves. Notice has thereby been served on humanity of the
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    • themselves to the point of recognising the spirit itself.
    • of the left, tried to keep this knowledge for themselves,
    • themselves to those they have left behind. For we must be clear
    • Thus these brothers over-reached themselves in their
    • spiritualistic seances: instead of concealing themselves, they
    • question for men is how they are to relate themselves to Him.
    • death, certain beings can clothe themselves in it and become
    • enticed to clothe themselves in the etheric bodies which men
    • earth-evolution but have insinuated themselves into it by
    • simply whatever demonic beings have clothed themselves in the
    • central Europe and they set themselves to prepare for the
    • ourselves with all the physiological and biological
    • ourselves truly to the world as a whole, which is what we must
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    • communicating spiritual truths to mankind found themselves
    • brothers who had allowed themselves to be outvoted were very
    • concerned with public affairs should acquaint themselves with
    • and to leave people to decide their actions for themselves.
    • chosen workmen, who had proved themselves fit in the struggle
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    • to you is that we must not befog ourselves: we must be
    • should rather be thrown back on themselves. And in order that
    • certain power of intelligence within themselves. And a
    • should prepare themselves for it by not treating realities as
    • spiritual world which the dead are themselves
    • themselves — what is it? Their aim is that impulses which
    • you can gather for yourselves from all the various hints I have
    • possible do not exert themselves to see things as they are, and
    • in this field allow themselves to be lulled to sleep again and
    • behind the setting. Ask yourselves without prejudice
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    • idea that in the nervous system (we will limit ourselves to
    • themselves are, when they say that an impression is received,
    • from a), because of this fact, we ourselves are in
    • world in ourselves: it never exists in order to pass
    • ourselves as body. There is no essential
    • not content ourselves with the fact that men are made
    • reason. But when they work upon it themselves, they do so
    • points, where necessities begin, these reveal themselves to
    • use for themselves. Many indeed have become opponents because
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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    • ourselves somewhat, from a certain aspect, in human nature
    • being. The feelings themselves do [not?] come to
    • for ourselves by means of our thought conceptions. From this
    • thereby different from the environment in which we ourselves
    • manner do we relate ourselves to the plant world. The human
    • the dead consists in their placing themselves in direct
    • we here on earth, from childhood on, place ourselves in
    • establish ourselves continually on a broad and expanding,
    • themselves but also to be able to frame their life
    • through our senses and form for ourselves certain laws which
    • Even within ourselves we kill the life of the nerves the very
    • with us, after we ourselves have passed through the gate of
    • what we ourselves do towards the molding of our destiny
    • ourselves do without our consciousness, by dreaming
    • and sleeping through it, this forms our destiny; we ourselves
    • time, these are forces that come also from ourselves. They
    • which we ourselves live, and we must become conscious of the
    • yourselves will have heard of many cases resembling the
    • world system before your souls by saying to yourselves: man
    • dead are, in which we ourselves are with our dreamlike
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    • ourselves are embedded, and which is only partly known to us;
    • to accustom themselves to form quite different conceptions
    • from ourselves. Here in the physical world we make our
    • make our experiences by separating the ideas from ourselves.
    • from ourselves in order to bring them to consciousness. And
    • rightly; in other words, that they cannot place themselves at
    • that people should open themselves to the ideas and impulses
    • ideas. People must open themselves to these. But looked upon
    • might open themselves to inspired ideas. They were impulses
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    • spiritual in which we ourselves are embedded, but which
    • sense-perceptions, we would find ourselves, not such
    • impulses that express themselves rhythmically in the
    • There is the same relationship between ourselves and the
    • are approaching and that announce themselves in such terrible
    • stars themselves are used by man, between death and a new
    • ourselves be impelled by Maya, we are free.
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    • thinking are really essentially younger than we ourselves
    • has died long ago. Certain people place themselves at the
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 6: New Spiritual Impulses in History
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    • would live themselves out completely. There are countless
    • ourselves are embedded with our own soul. But we are in this
    • ourselves and our processes are linked up with the universe;
    • we connect ourselves with what arises as elementary
    • this imaginative life takes place because we ourselves are
    • ourselves into these elementary processes. Just as we face
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    • themselves especially clever write and say, we have the
    • But then we may not confine ourselves to a description or a
    • definition of the object. For as long as we confine ourselves
    • consider themselves very clever — may be the human
    • deceive ourselves in regard to the fact that it is one of the
    • interests and attention not upon ourselves, but upon that
    • ourselves, is less important than to know our time;
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    • yourselves to be misled in this matter. As history is
    • seek to assert themselves. Every normal impulse entering into
    • historical symptoms themselves show how absurd such an
    • we ask ourselves the question: how did
    • implant themselves in mankind in divers forms and with
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    • shall have time for that later on, but confining ourselves
    • course be regarded as symptoms. Here, amongst ourselves, I
    • Consciousness Soul they become aware of themselves in the
    • tried to free themselves from constraint. They cast off the
    • amongst themselves; opinions must differ because men inhabit
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    • thinking and that is why scientists themselves have gradually
    • transported gold and so enriched themselves. In the sphere of
    • century are doomed to perish if left to themselves. And this
    • we could not develop in ourselves ‘cerebral
    • for ourselves. Therefore it was established as the first rule
    • themselves they are detrimental. Of all that mankind today
    • must not allow ourselves to become dogmatists unwittingly;
    • allowed to speak for themselves; we only hear what we deem to
    • ourselves: In what constellation were we living when, in the
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    • they open themselves to the new revelation of the
    • certain extent is the creation of modern impulses themselves.
    • to criticize, without attempting to put themselves in their
    • each other because they are concerned only with themselves,
    • develop an understanding for them. We must say to ourselves:
    • to ourselves: we must consciously create and destroy in all
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    • and turn our attention to the evil tendencies themselves. The
    • caricature and to ask ourselves what is destined to happen in
    • themselves often fail to do this today — he who has a
    • ourselves. We must approach man in such a way that we no
    • listen to him. And we shall have to experience in ourselves
    • after all we must count ourselves amongst them —
    • whether we ourselves take the necessary steps in order to
    • yourselves if this problem after all is not a matter
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    • the so-called intellectuals, those who regarded themselves as
    • article and we are invited to interest ourselves not only in
    • they contained, but in terms of what they themselves
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    • would prefer to spare themselves the effort. That is why it
    • individuals who develop themselves and stand apart from it.
    • They find themselves driven towards the cultural life which
    • of affairs, who always imagined themselves to be essentially
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    • in the fact that certain souls showed themselves capable of
    • will offer themselves entirely for this arduous service.’
    • and to distinguish themselves in the total service of their
    • themselves wholly for such arduous service, but will also
    • way we must picture to ourselves on the opposing side, the
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    • a certain sense, felt themselves as equals, who accepted no
    • typical trick of the Aufklärung. Since they themselves
    • find ourselves. People have not understood this situation,
    • catastrophic situation until men begin to see themselves as
    • they are and to see themselves objectively in the context of
    • it is the Germans themselves who have shown the greatest
    • (i.e. Wilson), that they no longer need to think for themselves!
    • say to ourselves: all our knowledge of ethnology and
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    • themselves out in the present and in the immediate future. We
    • result of their ideas, the Mercantilists said to themselves:
    • leave men to themselves, for they would then be impelled by
    • themselves. I mean the theory of Adam Smith, who placed
    • for ourselves, for then we shall best be able to deliver the
    • is unable to read this out of the phenomena themselves,
    • the economic processes themselves — is a mere
    • of today, not all, have given themselves up to this idea. But
    • themselves with quite other things. With the proletariat they
    • will concern themselves at most (and if they do this much,
    • rouse in themselves a sufficient activity of thought: they
    • themselves satisfied!) is very largely to blame for the chaos
    • of the modern social world-conception may show themselves to
    • the very fondness, we delude ourselves about them) are of
    • demolition. We ourselves bear the process of demolition
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    • accustom ourselves — and this is what makes it so hard
    • Anthroposophy — we have to accustom ourselves to quite
    • that have of course a logic in themselves, a logic, however,
    • logical thought. The instincts themselves worked with a logic
    • receive into ourselves the Logic of Reality. And we do
    • the Bolsheviks, they themselves would have been still more
    • they had lived to see themselves as the official philosophers
    • concepts men make for themselves only exist for the purpose
    • We must say to ourselves, the outer reality since the 16th
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    • — We must not give ourselves up to the simple belief
    • ourselves (we have often touched upon this question, but
    • us ask ourselves what is the fundamental quality of soul, the
    • must necessarily awaken in ourselves, will come to you more
    • themselves in thought. As I said, in Western Europe and
    • them. But we shall not permit ourselves to exclude from the
    • yourselves be deceived, if you do not give yourselves up to
    • which we train and educate ourselves. The Russian —
    • Russians themselves — Russians with insight who
    • perfectly natural way — as Russian authors themselves
    • their mutual relationships, but in themselves they should
    • members themselves are, more or less, the outer symbols of
    • friends forgive me, for they themselves do not believe it,
    • congested and have received into themselves the human element
    • of things. Much will be gained if you accustom yourselves to
    • themselves adherents of the Anthroposophical Movement.
    • thinking. Ask yourselves: What is the driving force in those
    • religious needs of mankind to themselves — can explain
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    • themselves. If we would seek for a word to describe what the
    • Spirit provided we ourselves do not resist their entry. These
    • revealing themselves from the heavens to mankind.
    • themselves as I described them just now; on the other hand we
    • themselves manifest, Spirits whose interest it is not to
    • for the Spirits of Darkness to realize themselves within our
    • Spirits of Darkness, who can now actualize themselves
    • Spirits of Personality who are revealing themselves today;
    • We must permeate ourselves with these ideas and then place
    • which they now believe themselves obliged to fight
    • simply that which men project outside themselves, because
    • themselves through the different elements — all this
    • “Sulphur.” Thereafter they could ask themselves:
    • themselves, so to speak, the guardians and protectors of the
    • themselves as guardians of the old traditions. But this
    • wish to devote ourselves to the most needful impulses —
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    • earth. Today let us ask ourselves: Why do we indicate these
    • the Earth over in this way, we must rid ourselves of the
    • who have understanding of these matters express themselves
    • last two thousand years, we ask ourselves with understanding:
    • What, after all, did men produce out of themselves during
    • however they had lost the power of relating themselves, with
    • themselves. This belongs to the new revelation: — we
    • not understand such a phenomenon because we confine ourselves
    • ourselves, the whole thing acquires a picture-like character,
    • outside us. We should regard ourselves as one with the
    • distinguish ourselves from the world.
    • abstraction! We should not fail to distinguish ourselves from
    • themselves before this spiritual world and hide it from us.
    • Earth. Our fellow-men place themselves before the world of
    • being were there we should see ourselves unseparated from the
    • world — should not distinguish ourselves from the
    • world. The truth is we should distinguish ourselves
    • said, we have no reason to comfort ourselves too lightly
    • Only consider the following. We can say to ourselves: immense
    • the most important — you yourselves will be able to
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    • themselves to be the practical people of life. Side by side with this
    • by letting ourselves become harnessed to this mechanism. And at the
    • distinct purpose. But if we were to ask ourselves where the bridge is
    • conduct ourselves according to the inevitable demands of the
    • gradually dreamed themselves into this contrast between the earth and
    • the spiritual world, we must immerse ourselves in this physical
    • obtained in the spiritual worlds themselves, but must he carried
    • people one group believe themselves capable of speaking about God and
    • research, but union with the vital forces themselves. And here in
    • which recently have reached such a culmination, disclose themselves
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    • remind ourselves of one fact in the development of architecture which
    • themselves only in images. The Greek temple was the abode of the god
    • them-selves united even when they were not in it — for the
    • represent that to yourselves by the illustration of the scales (see
    • take pride in them-selves, but which are really nothing more nor less
    • them-selves strong enough for it — and indeed that includes a
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    • and indulgence is positively not that with which to gird ourselves.
    • can talk yourselves hoarse about individual demands coming from one
    • advantageous for people who wish to prepare themselves for an
    • we impose an inner compulsion upon ourselves, and this compulsion is
    • inner courage to venture themselves, as it were, into the bottomless
    • that these lower beings have developed themselves up to him.
    • of our decomposing corpse, the process which we seize for ourselves
    • thoughts themselves depend upon our opening our hearts to the
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    • themselves — not with the purpose of placing the ready-made
    • acknowledge it. The people who today most fancy themselves to be
    • the peoples of the different regions will come about of themselves.
    • had visions, but who had besides something which they themselves
    • permeate themselves with the legal system, the political system, out
    • Theosophy. No fruitful source existed among themselves for the means
    • to ourselves: Over from Asia and up from the South men transplanted a
    • themselves have squeezed out the life, they believe others lack it
    • the French call themselves republicans, but they have among them a
    • guard themselves from the lies of life through their art. And in
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • difficult to attain; but we shall more easily raise ourselves to this
    • Willing concretely in these three planes, and to place ourselves thus
    • life again for us, and that we ourselves as human beings share in its
    • Natural Law. We must be able to ask ourselves how far Natural Law
    • the social life in which we find ourselves in these times has great
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • themselves as part of a quite definite direction of space, and feel
    • grows towards the Earth, we must ask ourselves: What has given man
    • movements in which we have trained ourselves to feel concretely the
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • ourselves repelled by it, so, as regards the structure of our
    • when we project ourselves into the Universe. When we are aware of
    • ourselves as Man standing on the Earth, surrounded by the planets and
    • fixed stars, we begin to feel ourselves as part of all these; it is
    • round. Now if we imagine ourselves placed into the Universe in a
    • the other condition manifest themselves. We may say that in our waking
    • but that we have wrested ourselves free from it. In the appearance of
    • say to ourselves: There is a certain natural ‘happening’,
    • it, we should follow the hieroglyphs inscribed in our own selves; for
    • conformity with the truth, we must try to experience ourselves
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • belong through that portion of ourselves which we have called the
    • In the state in which we find ourselves between falling asleep and
    • exerts pressure. The motions which express themselves in nutation are
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • you can find for yourselves in astronomical books. Thus we are
    • with the force of pressure, the absorbent force. We ourselves carry
    • the other and ourselves stands the Earth. Obviously this has nothing
    • easily prove for yourselves the fact that within you resides something
    • ourselves inwardly from the forces of terrestrial gravity in the case
    • us), so do we similarly sever ourselves from earthly physical and
    • What enables us to sever ourselves from these forces? It is the Ego
    • sever ourselves inwardly from the Earth-forces. With all that is in
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • which comprises all the forces expressing themselves in the
    • the present, however, we need concern ourselves only with the organic
    • thus in ourselves the inner rhythm of day and night, but not needing
    • forces of formation. The forces of form manifest themselves in the
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • ourselves to an impression, to an experience, with our whole being. In
    • correct way. Let us therefore ask ourselves: What is the connection
    • We confront the outer world, taking it into ourselves in the form of
    • and this world reacts upon your organs, which adapt themselves to
    • dependent upon ourselves alone.
    • upon us from outside; we must go deeper and consider ourselves as a
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • ourselves that present-day man has entirely lost consciousness of the
    • themselves — as regards their forces, though obviously not
    • in a quite concrete manner and make clear to ourselves that while he
    • through the gate of death we consciously adjust ourselves to this
    • We adapt ourselves to the movements of the external world, we find our
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • inner organism, when we ourselves are awake. We can therefore say that
    • raise ourselves above the earthly nature. We raise ourselves to the
    • this explanation. But we must first know this, saying to ourselves:
    • set themselves against the Spirit, and one of the principal reasons
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • of the ship. The ship's movements can indeed be themselves regulated
    • have the teeth, these forces are set free, and can assert themselves
    • forces in the formation of the teeth, they cannot show themselves as
    • sent to the head, which prepare themselves, by what they undergo in
    • head-organisation we have removed ourselves as it were out of earthly
    • that is, of ourselves in our former Earth-lives? What was it?
    • when we really knew there was something within ourselves that had
    • pledged themselves to the promotion of free trade by the
    • Picture it to yourselves in this way. The man of ancient times looked
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • emancipate themselves from the movement set by Saturn. They go their
    • Venus and Mercury emancipate themselves from the whole planetary
    • Mercury forces, which themselves bear the lemniscate on further, so
    • sense the orbits themselves. If we employ the three-dimensional space
    • round the former, the Sun-spots could not show themselves as they do,
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • that Christian pastors should set themselves the task of saving
    • transport ourselves to a far-distant spot in Cosmic space, which
    • somewhat more than 27 days. If however, we transport ourselves to the
    • appear as dreams, as it were, of themselves, but are below in the
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • realities in themselves, they are members of the whole Earth, and as
    • also to the Earth. We ourselves are part of that astronomy, for we are
    • Sun's revolution, then those who felt themselves organised into the
    • Universe would not allow themselves to be ruled, for each would regard
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • force, first the horses themselves grew hotter, secondly the axles of
    • themselves, matter was also consumed through the transmutation of
    • certain animals raise themselves, the position with them is not
    • the consciousness that we ourselves think. Oxygen, iron and other
    • only conscious of what is outside ourselves.
    • and if we then picture to ourselves how the formation of our head
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • themselves in Pictures. What does the Isis-picture tell us?
    • themselves to be immortal and that therefore ‘My veil hath no
    • We must make ourselves acquainted with the thought of how for us the
    • Light-phenomena as such make themselves apparent in the phenomenon of
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    • zodiac and planets amongst which we find ourselves situated.
    • themselves, for this process only takes place at the moment when
    • pictures they separate themselves out from this substance. If
    • all a group of men felt themselves as a group into which the starry
    • whereas even the theologians themselves do not possess Him but hold to
    • We have not grasped Christianity until we can say to ourselves:
    • decay, and we have now to raise ourselves out of it to mere
    • picture-existence and permeate ourselves with That to which we can
    • only devote ourselves with our free-will, to the Christ-Being. For He
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    • earthly existence here. In fact we must say to ourselves:
    • themselves should have lived in an earlier cosmic epoch. On the
    • other hand, the Ahrimanic beings as they now present themselves
    • manifest themselves today, therefore, they are revealed as
    • present existence and reveal themselves to us now in the form
    • for themselves artificially.
    • Thus it is possible that if we surrender ourselves to the sense
    • world by gazing at the aspect of the sky, we make ourselves
    • we immerse ourselves in the earthly life, on the other hand,
    • way not to become mature. Those people who give themselves up
    • themselves to the danger in their next incarnation of not being
    • second tendency would be for men to permeate themselves
    • themselves through it.
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    • there a world devoid of man. What you yourselves are is to be
    • element as well, feel themselves as spirit in the spirit of the
    • and millions today cram themselves with it more or less
    • likewise in a world of the Spirit, for cramming ourselves full
    • lives in men themselves, in their stomachs, ruined through the
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    • When we look at our human evolution and say to ourselves: We
    • hosts of Angels and Archangels, manifesting themselves in the
    • The other Elohim have separated man off from themselves, but
    • the laggard Spirits of Form restrict themselves to the head and
    • in evolution and confine themselves to the human head. That is
    • Since they have remained behind and set themselves in
    • have secured admittance. They smuggle themselves, as it were,
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    • different Spiritual Beings have inserted themselves, taking
    • themselves together in the world for the purpose of building up
    • and animating man, but that they find themselves in conflict.
    • and in ourselves too we see a kind of circulation of fluids.
    • then the Luciferic beings make themselves felt in our feelings
    • ourselves. Ultimately, whether people like to know it or
    • these people themselves simply do not approach it? I have
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    • general, that is, we will ask ourselves: what significance have
    • therefore, in the first place we must say to ourselves: if we
    • fully perfected. We certainly say to ourselves that we have
    • of intelligence, reason, natural law, into ourselves. And these
    • humanity, as it were, and that when men devote themselves to
    • themselves into them as little as possible, and least of all
    • that they themselves do not need to know anything at all, for
    • shelves.
    • become. And so we must accustom ourselves to penetrate in this
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    • base themselves on spiritual science will not find any
    • that they may later by their own efforts lift themselves up
    • thoughts of recognized scientists without being themselves
    • the same thing, they find themselves obliged to come up with
    • have themselves in hand so well that they can distinguish
    • themselves well enough in hand. What does this signify? It
    • those forms that express themselves in the etheric body. It
    • as into that of culture, to be able to ask ourselves: Where
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    • development and manifest themselves, so to speak, in the
    • ourselves from error and, overcoming it, reach truth. But in
    • that have lost themselves, as it were, in the subconscious
    • admit to ourselves that with mere external, objective
    • continuous element of death in ourselves. Into this
    • immerse ourselves in material elements when we think; no, we
    • forces that disclose themselves to Inspiration, Intuition,
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    • to themselves that Western philosophy simply lacks the
    • of as filling space, and human beings experienced themselves
    • themselves were lost. Thus, the Gnosis has really been handed
    • through this mystery. We must be able to place ourselves
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    • themselves out of the planetary system by way of the etheric
    • we must figure out a symbol. For ourselves we have the
    • asked themselves a question that can occur now to a person
    • themselves, In that case, human beings must struggle against
    • occupied themselves with bringing the old etheric astronomy
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    • nature, human beings were to raise themselves above all that
    • have come to consider themselves earth beings that are
    • themselves by something that was like the overripe fruit of
    • themselves, the Mystery of the Grail is not to be found on
    • order to comprehend themselves inwardly and to turn properly
    • the astral body, and the ego transform themselves into the
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    • science. If we view human beings as they devoted themselves
    • finding ourselves within our civilization, we take the
    • to ourselves the existence of the supersensory world. The
    • experienced themselves within the body, but in it they
    • Orient. They viewed themselves in a certain sense as a being
    • themselves, the Mystery of Golgotha became an unsolvable
    • individuals could place themselves into this stream in the
    • earth lives, the consequences of which make themselves known
    • merely physical medicine are, then they themselves will clear
    • heretical all our own soul efforts to free ourselves from
    • ourselves we do not give ourselves up to the popular
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    • of such a truth are in reality themselves spiritually
    • impotent. They deny the spirit because they themselves do not
    • ourselves in a deep, intense crisis. What we need to do very
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    • historical traditions present themselves in a different
    • clear to ourselves how these concepts of measuring, counting,
    • ourselves that we actually take an arbitrary measure as the
    • of the weights. Here, however, we are no longer by ourselves;
    • themselves to the earth. You merely deal with something that
    • themselves. They spoke of numbers in reference to their
    • ourselves, each number has its own definite quality. Just try
    • they aware of any other relationships within themselves. We
    • themselves at age twelve, and therefore they cannot very well
    • human beings experienced themselves within the cosmos. And
    • etheric body, they had to tell themselves that the astral
    • such an ego. They did, however, experience within themselves
    • themselves what is overcome when the child changes from a
    • contained in the formulation of the words themselves. Just as
    • ourselves as having been formed out of the cosmos according
    • dehumanized themselves, human beings developed only external
    • the inner qualities of the numbers themselves so that he
    • of ourselves as merely the last step in the evolution of the
    • themselves become heavy, sensed a falling and floating.
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    • believed themselves to be objective but actually only
    • themselves in the forces of growth, for example in the
    • But they lied to themselves in an ahrimanic way inasmuch as
    • forced themselves to connect some meaning with them. However,
    • will say: If we have not ourselves become clairvoyant, we can
    • those who call themselves quite enlightened and dwell only in
    • having to rouse themselves and can remain mentally lazy in
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    • then the one to which we ourselves belong — have quite
    • condition where they experienced themselves as members of the
    • within ourselves, something we develop within ourselves, by
    • observed the world and its phenomena and told themselves: It
    • reproached themselves for thinking even though they were bad
    • real; in a manner of speaking, they viewed themselves as
    • outer world out of their will, they abandon themselves to
    • nervous? When the physical nerves make themselves felt.
    • great initiates rule the world; in turn, they themselves sit
    • Although in themselves these things were not great, if placed
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    • spirituality. Instead, human beings filled themselves only
    • the consciousness soul. But now let us ask ourselves from a
    • ourselves in the year
    • to all of European life. We only need remind ourselves that
    • distinguished themselves from the masses of the nation also
    • themselves Germans in Bavaria expressed the sentiment that
    • to call themselves Germans.
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    • against the institutions of the Church are in turn themselves
    • that is, they fashioned for themselves false images of the
    • use of the shadowy intellect, human beings found themselves
    • themselves because they still cling to ancient wisdom that
    • principles of initiation that express themselves like a
    • instead familiarize themselves with such individuals by means
    • themselves. We note that the Whigs increasingly become the
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    • ourselves to be infected by the constantly expanding, purely
    • positioning themselves within the human organism and
    • we are freeing ourselves of the influences affecting us
    • did in antiquity; the point is that we have to free ourselves
    • from it. And do you know in what this freeing ourselves in
    • Jupiter, Mars, Mercury, Venus and moon integrate themselves
    • age to lift ourselves out of our civilization and this
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    • may so express ourselves, the question of what to do with man
    • beings imbuing themselves with thoughts of spiritual beings
    • sun supermen, and so on will unite themselves with earth
    • spirits, wishing to ally themselves with human beings, bring
    • ourselves with its insight. Such thoughts must certainly be
    • perhaps bestir ourselves to resolve to do what we can so that
    • cosmic existence. Human beings should prepare themselves so
    • must not give themselves up to the indolence of merely
    • to their advantage if they train only themselves spiritually
    • are approaching by uniting themselves with what an ancient
    • ways of uniting ourselves through this intellectual activity
    • wind themselves around one another; in doing so, in these
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    • those who had trained themselves in the schools of wisdom
    • born. If, instead of immersing ourselves in a scholarly,
    • we would have to ascribe to ourselves the following. We
    • have to say of ourselves that in us the archangel is
    • Two mighty and overwhelming questions place themselves before
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    • they themselves were working with thoughts. What we have
    • we have to place ourselves in the whole mode of thinking of
    • blood for themselves; humans have taken possession of it. In
    • themselves up to the forces of the earth. They had relied on
    • them. They allow themselves to be misled by it instead of
    • finally to free ourselves from the Alexandrianism of the
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    • illness. We shall confine ourselves, first of all, to
    • they had to see themselves as part of the earth, similarly to
    • human beings must shut themselves off from the outer world to
    • it. They must rely on themselves. In winter, above all the
    • head and its fluids make themselves felt. There the part of
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    • reveal themselves in a person's psychological makeup? Knowing this,
    • weightiness, and we must actually lift ourselves above this
    • we become conscious of ourselves as spiritual human beings.
    • In this process of becoming conscious of ourselves as
    • bearing the spirit within us, then, we must relate ourselves
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    • reveal themselves in a person's psychological makeup? Knowing this,
    • ourselves, now, which lawfulness permeates the world in which
    • organize themselves into the different animals stream in from
    • into what we ourselves carry out.
    • deharmonize themselves in the warmth element, in the fire
    • are already living, however, they say to themselves
    • times; rather, the signs of the times themselves speak of
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    • reveal themselves in a person's psychological makeup? Knowing this,
    • also in ourselves, many things as being abnormal, perhaps
    • themselves pictures. It is self-evident that in this case we
    • themselves within us; it is just that they are used in the
    • or when they wish to experience mysticism themselves, can be
    • death we look at ourselves from outside and say that we carry
    • In yourselves, in your bodily nature, you have a mirroring
    • instead we pull ourselves out of our body and place ourselves
    • intellectual life is not real, however. We ourselves are not
    • real in our thinking, but we develop ourselves to a picture
    • reality by a corner. Where we ourselves endow the picture
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    • reveal themselves in a person's psychological makeup? Knowing this,
    • only pictures; they must not have in themselves a forming
    • assert themselves within a single incarnation and make their
    • within themselves the forces that in the next incarnation
    • ourselves to the entire cosmos. The entire cosmos then
    • realm. The forces that manifest themselves as such a hunger,
    • leading to karmic fulfillment, living themselves out in this
    • need not confine ourselves to the general, abstract statement
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    • reveal themselves in a person's psychological makeup? Knowing this,
    • ourselves: how would it be if we were not to perceive the
    • ourselves from the objects. What would be the result? We
    • ourselves from the objects, to develop feelings of love, for
    • in ourselves these two faculties.
    • Immediately after death the thoughts transform themselves
    • two worlds. Be honest and ask yourselves, in every moment of
    • thoughts. Now ask yourselves whether that is not already true
    • themselves have actually merely constructed a world with
    • does this or that? Such human beings that submit themselves
    • You can see yourselves, if you look at life, how few Edisons
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    • this wisdom. Even in the mysteries themselves — you can
    • sense world. Let us picture to ourselves the source of
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    • When we look into our deepest selves,therefore, we are gazing
    • and are actually themselves the thoughts of the world.”
    • and to understand the Gospels themselves as containing no
    • Christianity, human beings occupied themselves intently with
    • inwardly honest with yourselves, you will feel that the
    • must again be truth in calling ourselves Christians. One must
    • ourselves lay into it. As we have said, this source of
    • really found in ourselves the beginning of spiritual
    • unite themselves with the chaos inside us. There actually is
    • themselves to him when he thus offers up his own being in
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    • if we survey the human being, confining ourselves to what
    • we now feel that we plunge into ourselves with what we
    • themselves and learn to experience themselves. In ordinary
    • draw themselves out of the physical body and the etheric
    • actually become free of our organization; we unite ourselves
    • immerse ourselves inwardly; the dreams, in fact, become
    • sense perception. Inasmuch as by way of our I we emerge out of ourselves,
    • it is seen to be the inner weaving of thoughts in ourselves.
    • understand it more exactly, when we have accustomed ourselves
    • otherwise press into the actions, we press out of ourselves
    • which we find ourselves between going to sleep and awaking.
    • ourselves in the region that lies between willing and the
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    • the consciousness that we ourselves have as human beings here
    • themselves out through the animals. We can say that all lions
    • ourselves, however, in the same condition as that in which
    • will; rather, the thoughts link themselves to one another. It
    • body and that actually manifest themselves in the space
    • themselves from without, revealing themselves through
    • Imagination driven outward, and we ourselves are formed out
    • were. We inspire ourselves with knowing. What the next world
    • memories, for example, which is reflected from us ourselves
    • They then bear in themselves, when they go through death, the
    • ourselves in the other stream that has the longing to become
    • just above man, beings who imagine themselves. We pass
    • themselves. At the very moment when this reversal takes
    • our former earthly life, surrender ourselves to the earthly
    • with beings revealing themselves through Imagination, as we
    • revealing themselves through “exspiration,”
    • our being. If we wish to acquaint ourselves with man as a
    • beings who imagine themselves, with the beings who reveal
    • themselves outwardly through Inspiration, or actually through
    • themselves through Intuition. If we therefore wish to examine
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    • instance, set ourselves the task of studying Goethe, whom one
    • Today, however, we shall mainly interest ourselves in the
    • and which we have attached to ourselves when we were in the
    • We can ask ourselves: what actually happens when the
    • when? Only when we do not surrender ourselves to our
    • to do with the laws by which we bear ourselves as moral
    • thoughts, and in this we experience ourselves as given, as
    • the other hand, we can experience ourselves as beings who go
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    • ourselves what kind of relationship the human being has to
    • the mineral organization, so we must also ask ourselves, in
    • (see drawing, blue) those forces incorporate themselves into
    • ourselves to Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo,
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    • and the I have wrested themselves free from what surrounded
    • too, there are mineral effects — and ask ourselves what
    • but above the blossoms. When we picture to ourselves the
    • cannot find in the animals themselves what works out of the
    • human being. While telling ourselves that the human being has
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    • outer impressions, work upon them, concerning ourselves in
    • ourselves of the spiritual-soulbodily weaving in the
    • ourselves the plant world of today, which develops only life;
    • unveil themselves to us according to the nature of their
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    • merely come to the point of saying to themselves, “I
    • themselves, what should one read, what should one concern
    • themselves, people whose body becomes too heavy, inwardly
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    • like to say, how little of ourselves we contain in our
    • picture to ourselves quite intimately and concretely how we
    • mental images are pictures: if we see ourselves, as we stood
    • do we receive a picture of what we ourselves actually are. We
    • cannot get a picture of what we ourselves really are if we
    • know ourselves only as we are between birth and death, with
    • ourselves, always has something of scent associated with it
    • who abandon themselves only to their natural forces, that is,
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    • we emancipate ourselves from the necessities of earthly
    • forms first condensed themselves, and then all the beings,
    • images for it. They said to themselves: once upon a time, man
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture I: Supersensible Influences in Old Persian, Egyptian, and Greek Time
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    • into themselves in the process of inbreathing, stimulating the
    • into themselves in this way. The Initiates knew, too, that this took
    • who cradled themselves in the condition of balance between man's
    • and blood-circulation in man. Remind yourselves of what I once said in
    • waves of cosmic life into ourselves, and adjust them to our inner
    • ourselves with Homer, nor with Wolf who is supposed to have demolished
    • learn what we ourselves have to do in order to find help as did the
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture II: The Education of Man through Modern Intellectualism, -or- Chartres and the Mysteries of the Templars
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    • spiritual world. The thoughts revealed themselves to men and such
    • bound to the physical body. Not that the thoughts themselves arise out
    • themselves on their talk. Examples lie very close at hand. A curious
    • themselves at all would turn their back upon the thoughts voiced in
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture III: The Revelation of the Spiritual World in Old Indian Culture, -or- Old Egypt
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    • Initiates said to themselves: Before death our bodies are not suited to
    • civilisation, the Moon-Spirits found themselves homeless during the
    • obliged to surround themselves with symbolism, symbolism which points
    • work in the ceremonial of these old cults. Human beings themselves
    • period when men themselves were unable to lay hold of this spiritual
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    • to their pupils: And now steep yourselves in the plastic quality of the
    • themselves with the earth. Such an enactment, performed according to a
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture V: Modern Abstract Thinking and Living Thinking of Future Times, -or- The Idea of Metamorphosis and the Repeated Lives on Earth
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    • Try to put yourselves in
    • Men trained themselves to unfold a picture of the dead human form in
    • could not reach this stage but forced themselves in the direction of
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture VI: Spiritual InFluence in History, -or- Pope Nicholas I
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    • about the birth of the Crusades, and we cannot help asking ourselves:
    • worked as a power in themselves and what found its way over to the West
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture I: The Spirit-Seed of Man's Physical Organism
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    • nerves depends upon the whole organism. We feel ourselves as
    • On the other hand we feel ourselves connected with what is
    • were a world of stars. We feel ourselves related to the world
    • spirit-and-soul, ourselves descend. Thus we still spend a
    • of ego, astral body and etheric body, we ourselves come down to
    • place ourselves into the field of gravity. That is what happens
    • walk, we place ourselves in the field of gravity. The
    • experience. — We feel ourselves in rhythmically
    • we shut ourselves within ourselves, just as we do while we are
    • asleep on Earth. But then we open ourselves again. Just as on
    • Logos in whom we first immersed ourselves — the
    • when our being is inbreathed and manifest themselves within us
    • world we draw into ourselves the Cosmic Thoughts out of the
    • Picture vividly to yourselves how man goes out after death into
    • the Cosmos, receiving into ourselves the Logos and the Cosmic
    • moral-ethereal world; we are then within ourselves. And when we
    • ourselves participate between death and rebirth. What, then,
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture II: Moral Qualities and the Life After Death. Windows of the Earth
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    • ourselves that when the Ego and astral body plunge down, as it
    • express themselves in the physical organism as vascular action
    • we must accustom ourselves also to see spirit-and-soul in the
    • we cannot conceive that we men shut ourselves away, as it were,
    • on Earth have gradually accustomed ourselves in modern
    • every night in order that we may prepare for ourselves the
    • atmosphere of the spiritual world which we have ourselves
    • to blind ourselves in soul and spirit after death. A man will
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    • will confine ourselves to the fact that man is related to the
    • as Ahrimanic. They set themselves the task of keeping man on
    • true Venus, Mercury and Moon-beings protect themselves against
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    • on Earth, when we perceive or connect ourselves with the
    • birth when we find ourselves wholly within the Beings of the
    • activity — in which of course we ourselves partake
    • death and a new birth when we find ourselves filled through and
    • radiance. We feel them within ourselves. But there is another
    • ourselves.’ We no longer live in the other Beings of the
    • Hierarchies but we live wholly in ourselves. Between death and
    • a new birth, we should never have consciousness of ourselves if
    • have come to ourselves.
    • alone, alone in ourselves.
    • ourselves alone, we should not shape the physical body in
    • left to us, have given to ourselves. For there are certain
    • Here on Earth, the fact that we feel ourselves within an Ego,
    • have often said, we should not be able to feel ourselves in a
    • ourselves’ we prepare our body according to the instructions
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    • Truth can be assimilated. But thoughts in themselves cannot be
    • thoughts we have to inform ourselves about the truth of what is
    • would indeed be something real in themselves. We should not be
    • thoughts are not themselves a reality but merely signify a
    • themselves, real. Just imagine — if thoughts were to
    • would be something real themselves. As truly as Thoughts, as
    • real in themselves, but can ‘signify’ reality.
    • always conceal themselves. When we ask: How does it really come
    • to ask ourselves the question: by whom are thoughts held fast
    • sate themselves with the life that lingers in cemeteries and
    • troop of spirit-fools. These spirit-fools rivet themselves to
    • they rivet themselves.
    • semblance.’ They attach themselves less to men who are clever
    • they can so easily conceal themselves. They are to be found
    • melodies or harmonies? When we ask ourselves this we very
    • because they can conceal themselves even more easily than the
    • project ourselves into them. We must, as it were, look
    • understanding the meaning. If we then abandon ourselves to the
    • themselves manifest; they too are warmth-beings, but of a
    • to be discovered if we observe ourselves in certain moments
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    • A.D., men already feel themselves to be true citizens of the
    • substances themselves into such combinations or mutual
    • investigation of earthly things people confine themselves
    • If we transfer ourselves in thought into the position of the
    • themselves concerning the deeds and thoughts of men: Their
    • the Earth which they themselves have planned in accordance with
    • you will steep yourselves in the description of the Old Saturn
    • question to ourselves: What does it actually mean in the whole
    • Science, it means that we concern ourselves with cosmic
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    • takes place within the senses themselves. Were he to do
    • outer world. The senses must, as it were, renounce themselves
    • means of, our sense-organs themselves. When we reach this point
    • senses themselves can only be perceived by Imaginative
    • in the senses themselves. And then we realize that our
    • within the human body. Picture to yourselves these two states,
    • ourselves to sense-perceptions of the outer world, our astral
    • themselves that this is a different world. It can be perceived
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    • must try to transport ourselves into this quite different
    • accordance with rules of logic — which are themselves the
    • our own life of soul, they have arisen out of ourselves, and we
    • the men of olden times tried to safeguard themselves from
    • festivals themselves were given a dramatic form in keeping with
    • the sacrificial rites they divested themselves of the symbols
    • wisdom alternate in themselves with the time of entry into the
    • produced by themselves. Whereas formerly man felt that wisdom
    • time at the height of cultural life said to themselves: Man can
    • themselves: The spiritual Power indwelling the Sun could
    • ourselves that the saving of human evolution depends upon man
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    • on paper, but what the Beings of the universe themselves
    • themselves to the Sun in the blossoms. These many-colored
    • Mysteries but could not themselves become Initiates or actual
    • thought in such a way that we say to ourselves: The
    • read the course of human evolution, and then devote ourselves
    • Through deepened vision we must unite ourselves with the
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    • reasons against it work upon him. These reasons themselves are,
    • biology, restrict themselves to the investigation of isolated
    • an organic whole, although otherwise they reveal themselves to
    • number of natural processes reveal themselves from the life in
    • year to year make themselves noticeable during a man's life,
    • the laws of gravity by themselves, or the laws of plant
    • not see in ourselves, either in the waking or in the
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    • inmost impulses of the will surrendered themselves in reverent
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    • Nature around us group themselves into a sort of time-organism
    • we find the solution to be a consequence you could yourselves
    • the first time, from an inspection of ourselves, how to regard
    • resemble that which is mineral and vegetable in ourselves,
    • themselves — this Ego and astral organism balances in
    • contrary, they express themselves in opposite hemispheres, so
    • ourselves as man we behold a mineral nature, a plant nature, an
    • mineral and vegetable world themselves that on which physical
    • activity essentially depends. These worlds show themselves, in
    • constellations of the fixed stars. We take it into ourselves.
    • when we think of that which we take into ourselves to permeate
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    • they had raised themselves through initiation — the Christ Who
    • Christ was because they had raised themselves up to Him. From what
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    • lives of young people, because they themselves forgot it all after
    • ourselves. Without the liberating Sun forces, without the impulses
    • Today people consider themselves enormously modest in respect of
    • They asked themselves: What would have happened to humanity if the
    • themselves, of course, began to disappear when the time came for the
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    • significance in world evolution. Among ourselves it has frequently
    • to permeate ourselves with the Goetheanum impulses flowing in
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    • that you be able to remind yourselves of death again and again,
    • impulse to resurrection. Having raised themselves up to
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    • through its action can we make something of ourselves in
    • of themselves in inner freedom, something they could not have
    • making something of themselves here on earth.
    • to make something of ourselves — namely, the sun forces,
    • people do indeed consider themselves enormously modest
    • at any stage of life that they should not consider themselves
    • look into ourselves with our eyes: the most we can do is to
    • ourselves. But in reality we are not.
    • really know ourselves we must be able, just as today we look
    • they acquainted themselves, that is, with what matters on
    • ourselves outside the body for a time. Initiation required that
    • themselves: What would have happened to humanity if the Mystery
    • had raised themselves in becoming christophors descended
    • enabling people to unite themselves with it through Christ
    • people could experience if they looked inside themselves, the
    • portal of Man, then when they descended into themselves and
    • themselves from the body — the portal of Death; and when
    • Mysteries themselves, of course, began to disappear at
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    • spirit and soul that express themselves through these
    • This spirit and soul, as they manifest themselves in the human
    • themselves in the forms of the constellations, others in the
    • can unite themselves with a physical body, he must clothe
    • senses, to free or distance themselves from their physical
    • not directly, but by uniting themselves with the moon-beings
    • earthly, unite themselves spiritually with the moon, and from
    • Rather than looking within themselves and knowing that
    • they could unite themselves with the moonlight, they looked up
    • subconsciously imagined something other than themselves
    • sensed this living relationship between themselves and the
    • however, they experienced within themselves something of
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    • reverence in ourselves by understanding how the spiritual has
    • to clothe ourselves in a physical body, so that we might live
    • themselves into something like a cosmic script. And by reading
    • we imbue ourselves now stream in from the cosmos.
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    • presenting themselves for initiation, could now take place as
    • knew who the Christ was, because they had raised themselves up
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    • we were to transfer ourselves in thought into the various
    • concerned themselves principally with the Sun-forces.
    • kept, because they themselves forgot, owing to the great
    • ourselves. We would have been strictly confined within an
    • lives they consider themselves not to be men. But this was the
    • first demand made on them, that they should hold themselves not
    • to be men and should address themselves as follows: I
    • themselves with it.
    • Mysteries themselves went back to a time when free human
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    • multiplicity of spiritual Beings, who reveal themselves in the
    • conditions, they could free themselves from the body, they
    • now picture to yourselves that other absolutely real experience
    • bodies themselves.
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    • from the Mysteries and were left more to themselves.
    • be in the Mysteries themselves, where it works into humanity at
    • that revealed themselves in the eh v.
    • earthly. This transporting of themselves into the Moon-sphere
    • before you at this Easter season. For to fill ourselves with
    • far into the beyond, and we must fill ourselves with the
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    • themselves with such matters, it will be clear to men of the
    • accompanied by another phenomenon. If we carry ourselves back
    • men who devoted themselves to philosophy, faculties that were
    • experiments. Men convinced themselves that what their
    • which were used by the initiates among themselves, acquired a
    • to those who had pledged themselves to strictest silence and
    • principle is followed, people who do not attach themselves to
    • ourselves are taking. Their proposal was that a certain part
    • too, how we ourselves have worked with the help of popular
    • They felt themselves, so to speak, to be guardians of
    • esotericists were basing themselves on a well-founded
    • themselves the cause of obstacles and hindrances in the way
    • the advice they themselves want and when it is not to their
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    • ourselves — but outwardly only — with the
    • themselves either in distant or close rapport with the
    • wanted to impress. But when those who thought themselves
    • themselves: It may well be that something very significant
    • themselves with it were those who wanted to get information
    • themselves to engage in illicit arts — through certain
    • themselves to the Movement in which this longing could be
    • themselves become more spiritual and finally disappear
    • themselves to be stimulated by Kant into adopting an
    • ‘beyond’, they are themselves the divine. Among
    • which we ourselves exercise. Ernst Haeckel spoke the
    • inconsistent to confine ourselves to one part of it.
    • ourselves are following an independent path, suited to the
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Four: The Attempt Made by the Occultists to Avert the Lapse into Materialism
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    • with which we ourselves are particularly concerned just now.
    • matters with which we ourselves are now concerned. I shall be
    • themselves had been a party to the use of mediumship and what
    • a danger to Christianity in Europe, set themselves in
    • themselves in opposition with this in mind.
    • upon themselves the task of refuting Sinnett's
    • they too availed themselves of the materialistic outlook of
    • You must remind yourselves that the composition of the Old
    • Old Moon we must picture to ourselves that the whole
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    • at work — and they hold back for themselves something
    • Ahriman retained them for themselves. Lucifer and Ahriman
    • be continually wrested from it. Therefore we ourselves are
    • precisely through the head that we can emancipate ourselves
    • succeed in capturing a whole soul for themselves; for thereby
    • counsel among themselves as to how to steer away from it.
    • allow yourselves to be duped by what leads to the Eighth
    • nor was it from outside, but by our Members themselves that
    • have much to combat; we shall have to make ourselves equal to
    • throw themselves into the combat this will make it especially
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Six: The Dangers of Aberation Along the Path into the Spiritual World
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    • earnest responsibilities upon those who feel themselves its
    • have something for the whole of our life; we direct ourselves
    • will become intelligible only in the future, and we ourselves
    • ask ourselves, has Astrology ceased to play this important
    • because they say to themselves that an entelechy from the
    • he is really saying; he is only a puppet. But we ourselves
    • themselves strongly against us. And it would be particularly
    • try to discover whether we ourselves are the reincarnation of
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    • beginning we ourselves set out in the direction demanded by
    • cases, when we want to remind ourselves of something in the
    • ourselves only slightly, this corresponds to the ordinary
    • efforts because the remembrances come of themselves. After
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    • themselves. In this direction the deciphering of the symbols
    • themselves penetrating to the meaning of the symbols, we
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    • to themselves — not literally, of course, but one can
    • in the soul — doubts which make themselves felt even in
    • identify themselves with the lower forces in man. When a man
    • thinking, feeling and willing which are themselves of the
    • either to heaven or to hell, and we concern ourselves no more
    • accruing to themselves. The beings into whose sphere a man
    • themselves: “The worst thing we could do would be to
    • Spiritual Science, it behoved us not to allow ourselves to be
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    • evolution we have to develop in ourselves, through the way we
    • relate ourselves to the world, the form of consciousness
    • fellow-men, because they allow themselves to be too strongly
    • which we can protect ourselves is to develop clear, exact
    • a way that we feel ourselves part and parcel of a
    • us; they lay hold of these experiences for themselves, for
    • themselves in this respect. Were they really to apply the
    • from themselves and shall not lapse into false mysticism. It
    • we make to explain to ourselves the mysterious connections in
    • faithfully to our teaching and also steep ourselves deeply in
    • regard ourselves as individuals who through their karma can
    • ourselves from the prejudices current in the outside world
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    • here and what we can experience when we transport ourselves
    • being painted. If we shift ourselves into the 16th
    • it is for contemporary mankind to transport themselves into
    • ourselves want to experience imaginative art, as people did in
    • time to now. With this imagination we must acquaint ourselves
    • people developed spiritual powers in themselves, unfolding it
    • the youngest Eons! Do you want to rely on yourselves? If you
    • yourselves of your consideration of the Paul physiognomy, the
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture XI: Fourth and Fifth Post-Atlantean Epochs, Medieval Art in the Middle, West, and South of Europe
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    • positioned themselves in the course of historic, relatable
    • the human souls themselves, out of the depths of the soul, not
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture XII: Greek and Early Christian Art, Symbolic Signs, the Mystery of Gold
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    • experienced within themselves as part of being human. We know
    • Greeks — elegance which the living used to bedeck themselves
    • merely lay within the signs themselves. However, magic was also
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture XIII: The Changes in the Conception of Christ During a Certain Period of Time
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    • themselves Christians, they limited their imagination to a
    • This is what people limited themselves to during that time,
    • we limit ourselves in particular to the Christ figure in this
    • themselves, the social structure in the sense of abstract
    • is really good in the present time to fructify ourselves with
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    • the aphoristic sayings themselves, in the
    • he experienced the sayings themselves as music, made
    • also at certain points repeat themselves and revert to former
    • East. We ourselves are living at the point where this spiritual
    • the perceptions and draw the perceptions themselves directly
    • detach thinking inasmuch as we take into and fill ourselves
    • it with concepts, as we usually do. We train ourselves in a
    • steep ourselves in the richness of the colours, in the richness
  • Title: Golden Blade, 1962: Lecture 2: Paths to the Spirit in East and West
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    • to say, but actually to live in the words themselves.
    • try to surrender ourselves completely to the world of outer
    • their pure essence. Simply to train ourselves rigorously
    • symbolic picture, and occupy ourselves with the images that
    • experience. We should accustom ourselves to contemplating at
    • reaction stemming from within ourselves. If we experience these
    • and the point is reached when we meet within ourselves the
    • colour. And when we thus surrender ourselves to nature, we do
    • years free themselves and begin to assume a different aspect
    • — which would otherwise disclose themselves to
    • but a genuine organology. Above all, we find within ourselves
    • stream of life. We find this within ourselves.
    • has to offer; but now that we have worked upon ourselves in
    • but only when we unite ourselves with the air and so experience
  • Title: Star Wisdom: Lecture I: Star Wisdom, Moon Religion, Sun Religion
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    • period of pregnancy, are in themselves an indication that the
    • themselves with these other influences. They venerated the one God
    • teach; the response must come from human beings themselves.
    • act of Creation takes place. They did not concern themselves to any
  • Title: Star Wisdom: Lecture II: The Easter Festival and Its Background
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    • themselves: When is there present in spring the influence that does
    • world; they had eyes only for nature, concerned themselves only with
    • yourselves would say: This is only an image — and those at
    • remind ourselves that the day of mourning, the Chara,
    • Spiritual Science in order again to ally ourselves with the spiritual
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    • the earth, people cannot accustom themselves to take real account of
    • do not lend themselves to crude explanation.
    • always kept themselves distinct from other men and so too — as
    • Jews would serve their own interests best if they let themselves be
    • themselves: It is not necessary for every race of people to be
    • the racial impulse. The Jews marry among themselves, among their own
    • them, they always lived among themselves. They scattered far and
    • wide; and only because they lived exclusively among themselves,
    • intermarried among themselves, has it been noticed that, as Jews,
    • clung tenaciously together, lived entirely among themselves. Other
    • inner destiny. The characteristics of the Jews themselves has helped
    • differentiated from the others; but the Jews themselves have done a
    • particular people, all concerned themselves with the Jewish
    • and discuss among yourselves what proposal shall be put forward by
    • themselves no longer understand, you will find in the very
    • The vowels themselves were not written; everybody might
    • are made — by people talking among themselves.) The second man
    • As long as the Jews keep tenaciously among themselves, things will
  • Title: Cosmic Workings: Lecture I
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    • and people say to themselves that blood is in fact a peculiar
    • the earth, have emancipated themselves and reached a greater
    • when they are tired of the left or when they occupy themselves with
    • of instinct to attach themselves to the earth. The salmon seeks the
    • where soles are to be found in the sea. Soles make themselves
    • well, they feel: the earth-forces are just for themselves. They
    • open themselves to the heavens. They eat other fish — smaller
    • ourselves free. So there we can only absorb foodstuffs created by the
    • from the universe through having made themselves one-sided. These are
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    • one must take care that the towers are in themselves somewhat elastic. The
    • the earth. If we want to direct ourselves by the cosmos, we must
    • think to yourselves, as you go back in time: the rock in the primeval
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    • if left to themselves their tendency would be to make us into a mere
    • significance of substances in themselves; science only knows the
    • be saying to yourselves that after all there are plenty of people who
    • while ago, people who called themselves “non-anthroposophical
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    • breathing. What about the carbon? We form carbon in ourselves out of
    • widely, very widely spread in the universe. If you ask yourselves,
    • universe. Carbon we have in ourselves. It is all the time being
    • carbon ourselves, we take the oxygen from the air and the sodium from
    • ourselves. In order that we can be built up from the materials of the
    • to adjust ourselves properly to nature because we always secrete rather
    • you in connection with these things. You might also ask yourselves:
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    • Things balance themselves out in nature: every being has something
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    • themselves with bark and the bark of oaks and willows
    • due to the fact that they produce these poisons in themselves; if
    • medicament in a case of illness, we must ask ourselves: How, exactly,
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture I: Cimabue, Giotto, and Other Italian Masters
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    • for yourselves, in the history of European Art the school of
    • ourselves directed to influences coming over from the East. I
    • ourselves this question: Who was the first really genuine
    • ourselves up to the immediate impression of Giotto's pictures,
    • from spheres beyond the Earth. Again, in the faces themselves you
    • themselves in allegories. The conditions of life undergo immense
    • artists, nevertheless, as you will presently see for yourselves,
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture II: Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael
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    • ourselves at the starting point of the new age. At the same time,
    • nevertheless, the legends themselves were founded upon fact, and there
    • and his sons proved themselves more or less common tyrants. Michelangelo
    • truth, be felt today, unless we transplant ourselves through Spiritual
    • themselves. I mean the ideas connected with the Mystery of Golgotha
    • we transplant ourselves into the character they once possessed, for
    • Let us now give ourselves up
    • In the Sibyls of Raphael — I beg you to see it for yourselves
    • themselves are dreaming, as it were, within the cosmos as a very part
    • some of you will guess for yourselves, if you dwell upon the chapter
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture III: Dürer and Holbein
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    • which poured themselves into the Gothic flowed over again from the
    • themselves within the elements. Therefore Faust, having turned away
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture IV: Mid-European and Southern Art
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    • composition and the like — we need only wean ourselves of the
    • flow of the masses of light themselves, than any artificial
    • To possess themselves fully, they need this life in the outer
    • themselves there is very frequently the underlying idea (not
    • that they themselves stand just a little nearer to the various
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    • such as Rembrandt, it is more important to give ourselves up to the
    • all the way with him. Indeed, his limitations — bowed themselves
    • arch-representative of those who felt themselves in the 17th century so
    • post-Atlantean age was playing over into the Fifth. We ourselves, in
    • let themselves be fertilised by what came over to them from antiquity.
    • in familiarising ourselves with the world of Art. But once when Hermann
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture VI: Dutch and Flemish Painting
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    • are fond of describing themselves as members of such and such a Group.
    • think of what is called the “State,” or trouble themselves
    • On the very soil where we ourselves are standing, the Biblical scenes
    • is Mary; that on the right is St. John. Here, then, we find ourselves
    • ourselves with Memling's portraits. You will see that all this School
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture VII: Representations of the Nativity
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    • Wise Men themselves — for so the Gospel explicitly tells us. Here
    • to observe it for yourselves — we see, with all the transition
    • we find ourselves in the 13th century. We go on into the 15th and come
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    • we ask ourselves again and again: What is it that comes to expression
    • always necessarily imagine him; but the pictures themselves are eloquent
    • can easily convince ourselves — the thought of Death came very
    • superficiality of life, — while the religious themes themselves
    • yet developed in themselves a vision for these things. For a period,
    • of heart and mind of the human beings themselves who in these regions
    • for themselves what they required. And you have seen how far they got
    • I do not mean naturally admissible mistakes, but errors which by themselves
    • of soul, but the inwardness of things themselves, expressed in the spatial
    • already marred by Rome; they tried to recreate Christianity themselves
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    • to the level of the ape. Modern sports and athletics — themselves
    • From the 13th century onwards, artists would educate themselves by means
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture I: Man as Microcosm
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    • form, then we can ask ourselves: What is the significance of all this
    • ourselves related to the eagle through the fact that we think: we feel
    • ourselves: This cow is astonished that she must lift her head for
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture II: The Sun in Relation to the Outer Planets
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    • Now as long as people only apply themselves with their ordinary
    • say to yourselves: A part of our present-day civilization is actually
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture IV: Butterfly and Plant
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    • themselves, forming rock-like projections of horny substance, jutting
    • ourselves with feeling and understanding for this epoch of evolution,
    • ourselves with truth: In this sun-irradiated atmosphere we have
    • can always say to ourselves: Everything which is present in the warm
    • We can, therefore, place before ourselves two verses, which give
    • insects, the butterflies, must say to themselves: There below are our
    • relatives; we must have intercourse with them, unite ourselves with
    • them — unite ourselves with them in the enjoyment of their juices, and
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture V: Butterflies, Birds and Bats
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    • ourselves: These higher cosmic regions endow and bless the earth, with
    • Let us represent this in a diagram. Picture to yourselves one of the
    • earth-gravity, and they experience themselves in their flesh and bone.
    • themselves up to the dusk. They are veritable creatures of the dusk.
    • And bats can only maintain themselves in the air because they possess
    • maintain themselves in the air. They overcome gravity — as a
    • you see a butterfly fluttering about, you must picture to yourselves
    • They protected themselves against this. And in many Mysteries there
    • were special formulas whereby people could inwardly arm themselves, so
    • interested in letting themselves be protected against these
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    • Let us now consider man in his present form, and ask ourselves: What
    • have developed in such a way that they present themselves to us as
    • beings themselves which have undergone metamorphosis, but these forms
    • themselves are different.
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Ethers and Plants
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    • secrets into themselves from what seeps down spiritually to them
    • should people give themselves so much trouble to think things over? We
    • something from which the gnomes would best like to tear themselves
    • this they continually tear themselves free, by filling themselves
    • universe. They can only yield themselves up to the weaving and working
    • approach from all sides, and show themselves, as they weave around the
    • themselves from getting the form of a fish, the permanent form of a
    • light, relate themselves to it. They are particularly susceptible to
    • air that they find themselves at home; and at the same time they
    • themselves live. The undines foster the chemical ether, the sylphs the
    • to do this the fire-spirits feel themselves inwardly related to the
    • incline downwards to what is below themselves. So we may say that,
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VIII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Various Animals
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    • themselves that hardening of the substance which can become the
    • to protect themselves from assuming their form. As I described to you,
    • again create themselves anew out of gravity, because they continually
    • themselves little about one another and give their attention only to
    • water-beings, which continually transform themselves, and which live
    • themselves forward in an element which is scarcely harder than they
    • are themselves, because it does not know about the presence of this
    • own tendency to become lower animals, thrust off from themselves what
    • these ever-changing beings, which themselves well upwards and sink
    • being; then they reveal themselves as world-thoughts; they work
    • themselves, but the thought-content of the world, which, at the same
    • You see, these things have in themselves a deep and real significance.
    • sylphs and fire-beings hold themselves aloof from men and animals, and
    • busy themselves with plant-growth in the way I have described; but
    • When, on the other hand, the fire-beings imbue themselves with those
    • understanding, we transfer ourselves into this super-sensible world.
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture IX: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Various Activities and Attitudes
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    • being outwards. They circumscribe themselves, as it were, with a
    • themselves to be of quite special importance, for they gather together
    • they hold themselves in readiness, when all earthly substance will
    • These are the things which reveal themselves in regard to the
    • sea, they absorb the colours into themselves. They draw these colours
    • into their own bodily nature. They become like them, they themselves
    • themselves become phosphorescent, there arises in the undines
    • they offer themselves to the beings of the higher hierarchies —
    • themselves, as it were, into the water, and take up by means of their
    • themselves be consumed by the higher beings. There they live on
    • the longing to offer themselves as nourishment to the higher beings.
    • higher hierarchies. They offer themselves as that which supplies
    • themselves up to death, in being consumed, in being inhaled. There
    • fire-beings pour themselves; they absorb it. There it continues to
    • ecstasy in the realization that it is they who present themselves
    • phosphorizing process, which they can take into themselves and feel as
    • the weaving and working of these beings, that we ourselves take part
    • themselves; and of the admonitions which they impart to man. But they
    • But for the sylphs, in that, up above, they allow themselves to be
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture X: The Origin of the Different Systems of Man: Metabolism, Rhythmic, Nerve
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    • mineral kingdom. We take the mineral element into ourselves through
    • Let us suppose that we take into ourselves something of a mineral
    • which at first are outside man, enter into him, and merge themselves
    • You can if you wish work this out for yourselves. Recall how I told
    • and surrounding this same body the encircling forces reveal themselves
    • continually bear within ourselves through our digestive and
    • let us confine ourselves in the fluid condition to the blood. There
    • are, of course, other fluids present, but let us confine ourselves to
    • the processes in the paths of the nerves themselves deviate into the
    • People today have accustomed themselves to something different. They
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XI: Food, Digestion, Plants, and Carnivorous Animals
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    • universe. And these forces of the universe now form themselves as the
    • desire-world of the plants. We eat the plants. Within ourselves we
    • comprehend the world; but we must not put ourselves into their
    • hierarchies themselves.
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    • always concerned themselves. In every age in which initiation science
    • physical organism together. Thus we bear in ourselves the impulse of
    • of coldness, the impulses of hatred, then reveal themselves simply as
    • bodies should deal with themselves. In the lack of human understanding
    • man's form as physical; we must represent it to ourselves as
    • themselves, but also upon those with whom they are karmically linked.
    • picture of our soul-being. The forces within ourselves may appear to
    • thoughts as these, but rather make them the impulse within ourselves
  • Title: Lecture: How Can We Gain Knowledge of the Supersensible Worlds?
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    • observe ourselves, we cannot find the same access to our being
    • we lose ourselves as the summertime advances. For if we could
    • explained that when we immerse ourselves in thoughts which do not
    • be the cloak of love and we daze ourselves because this love
  • Title: Lecture: Man's Position in the Cosmic Whole, the Platonic World-Year
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    • formed part of their being, but they also felt that they themselves
    • parts, completely ignoring the signs themselves and simply
    • sleeping and waking. For when we take up in ourselves our ego
    • thus experience ourselves within a living Being, whose pulse and
    • similar breathing process when we place ourselves within the whole
    • that we ourselves, as physical beings that pass through the length of
    • earth; within the duration of our life, we may consider ourselves in
    • Beings, equivalent to one of the breaths which we ourselves draw in
    • strive after initiation should learn to feel within themselves the
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    • Just at the end of the 19th century these things showed themselves
    • weary of Paganism, though they do not confess this to themselves.
    • incarnating but by incorporating themselves for certain spaces of
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    • to animals at all to regard man as a similar being to themselves, but
    • something aggressive towards ourselves, something that attacks us. Red
    • have not accustomed ourselves to stop asking about symbols and
    • people think they can prove, we know already ourselves. That all the
    • forms, we know ourselves also. And we know of course as well that
    • seriousness, this inner psychic energy completely into ourselves. It
    • spiritual science in no greater way than in steeping ourselves in such
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    • something that works upon us, but as something wherein we ourselves
    • are, with which we ourselves are one. We shall then be able to have
    • experiences with it. If we sink ourselves in the orange surface and
    • unite it with ourselves. By living the red we learn to pray, and by
    • same thing, we feel ourselves transferred to the beginning of our
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    • intrude themselves for various reasons upon the attention of
    • themselves with these things today lack the means of knowledge
    • course serious thinkers did not concern themselves with such
    • the case of those who occupy themselves more with the mind, the
    • sorts of psychic peculiarities, and so concern themselves that
    • they are at least so far along that they say to themselves:
    • themselves, this revenge showing itself as hysteria. Very
    • projection upon themselves. Thus it often happens that
    • among themselves, project their demons outwardly,
    • of themselves, rationalistic pocket size gods with thick skulls
    • themselves, but “rationalistic pocket size gods
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    • impossible in that such things do not confine themselves
    • themselves. Through his ordinary outer consciousness the
    • then assert themselves in such a way that irrational acts
    • that they are in themselves causes, but that man with his
    • but by quite different forces which would show themselves if
    • spiritual trends, even if they work themselves away from such
    • themselves up to such theories are themselves working with so
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    • that incarnate themselves in the spiritual world. It is necessary to
    • had to take a stand, they had to ask themselves what could be done.
    • certain spiritual truths to humanity saw themselves as being beaten
    • themselves to be overruled were naturally most distressed that in the
    • saw that, through the spiritism that they themselves had set into
    • emerge. Since the participants believed themselves influenced by the
    • themselves who had been misused to a certain degree by the brothers
    • we concern ourselves with the impulses for the historic evolution of
    • Thales sent people there who proved themselves equipped to become
    • the truth so that they may guide themselves accordingly.
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    • ourselves, that we must be clear. Utter clarity is necessary if we
    • allow themselves to be translated into wave motions on machines, how
    • they would experience within themselves what goes beyond birth and
    • themselves, they seek what is being striven for in the abstract
    • processes will prove themselves to be necessary; they also will take
    • themselves with these forces. The spiritual mysteries that allow the
    • necessary for human beings to prepare themselves by not taking
    • work will be able to originate from themselves, impulses taken from
    • the occult sphere one must refuse to harness human beings themselves
    • human forces at work to save something for themselves. What is there
    • possible exert themselves to see things as they are, when they allow
    • themselves to be lulled to sleep again and again in this realm by
    • as they present themselves to truly unprejudiced thinking.
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    • moving about the earth not only felt themselves composed of the
    • themselves; they send them on to a university or institute of
    • go through the habitual evening routine, will not allow themselves to
    • contenting themselves with a hallucination of Christ, Ahriman's aims
    • things and to understand the Gospels themselves from the
    • the shelves of libraries. All this knowledge has been separated from
    • Themselves students, when they take their doctor's degree, have to
    • not want to connect themselves with it, to permeate it with
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    • themselves with an hallucination of Christ, Ahriman's aims
    • understand the Gospels themselves from the vantage-ground of
    • simply preserved in the books on the shelves of libraries.
    • to connect themselves with it, to permeate it with their
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    • see them as they really are and allow themselves to be deceived by
    • people should not allow themselves to be deluded by erstwhile
    • for people to bring themselves to admit that all knowledge of the
    • themselves on being realistic in their thinking. Darwin and John
    • ourselves up entirely to our own inner life and impulses. From the
    • our inner nature becomes luciferic if we give ourselves up to
    • reproach ourselves; what really matters is that we shall take
    • that modern people only speak truly of themselves when they say that
    • The ahrimanic tendencies in people today live themselves out in
    • ourselves to do this? By permeating what takes ahrimanic form within
    • being today is very strongly luciferic. How can we train ourselves
    • own inner life and impulses and observing ourselves just as we
    • to educate themselves in this way. Anyone who has an observant eye in
    • people who find it irksome to acquaint themselves for example with
    • themselves books on mathematics. A kind of “sporting
    • shelves and the mathematical knowledge was not much in evidence!
    • yesterday and today. It is essential to inform ourselves objectively
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    • and allow themselves to be deceived by words which have no
    • which he says that men should not allow themselves to be
    • be difficult indeed for men to bring themselves to admit that
    • are precisely those who pride themselves on being realistic
    • must we give ourselves up entirely to our own inner life and
    • reproach ourselves; what really matters is that we shall take
    • tendencies in man to-day live themselves out in science, the
    • train ourselves to do this? — By permeating what takes
    • to-day is very strongly Luciferic. How can we train ourselves
    • ourselves just as we observe the outer world. Modern
    • it irksome to acquaint themselves for example with banking
    • of friends bought themselves books on mathematics. A kind of
    • way to library shelves and the mathematical knowledge was not
    • essential to inform ourselves objectively about these things
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    • modern natural science to say to themselves that the deeds and
    • themselves on yonder side of the threshold. Everything that can
    • processes. When people take into themselves the substances of
    • upon yourselves and that — not of course at each moment but in
    • the course of human evolution — you make yourselves an integral
    • find lacking in the descriptions given by human beings themselves of
    • cosmic time, lies with humanity. Everyone must feel themselves to be
    • beings we ourselves fashion the nature immediately surrounding us. It
    • whom we can turn with reproach, for we ourselves were the ones who,
    • ourselves to the mere mention of repeated earthly lives but think of
    • nature we perceive the effects of causes we ourselves laid down in
    • that reason, exclude ourselves as individuals, for each of us has a
    • not themselves conscious of the super-sensible happenings, if their
    • relate ourselves intimately with earth existence as a whole, know
    • ourselves to be an integral part of it. And then we must grasp the
    • ourselves members of the whole earth. It is of importance again and
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    • natural science to say to themselves that the deeds and
    • the earth. These are the truths that reveal themselves on
    • yourselves and that — not of course at each moment but
    • yourselves an integral part of the chain of causes and
    • ourselves fashion the nature immediately surrounding us. It
    • for we ourselves were the men who, in earlier earthly lives,
    • confine ourselves to the mere mention of repeated earthly
    • causes we ourselves laid down in earlier lives. Naturally, in
    • realities. But to do this we must relate ourselves intimately
    • with earth-existence as a whole, know ourselves to be an
    • must feel ourselves members of the whole earth. It is of
  • Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Four: The Luciferic Origin of Ancient Wisdom, Ahrimanization...
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    • surrounded themselves with its forces and became earthly beings. If
    • wisdom from luciferic sources. They took upon themselves the
    • it from that source and at the same time to take upon themselves the
    • said, to pledge themselves not to yield to his wishes but to use the
    • and left, and be at war within themselves; left would be at
    • future, people were to do nothing themselves toward acquiring a new
    • And they can only fight for it by telling themselves that by their
    • themselves the solemn duty of saving earthly culture for
    • Christ, just as the ancient Rishis and initiates pledged themselves
    • from human souls themselves, from their apathy, their indolence and
    • today can prepare themselves to look into the spiritual world by
    • made and described. But now ask yourselves: Are there any
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    • took upon themselves the obligation incumbent upon everyone
    • to take upon themselves the obligation not to yield to the
    • Lucifer had, as I said, to pledge themselves not to yield to
    • themselves; left would be at loggerheads with right. Such
    • they can only fight for it by telling themselves that by
    • themselves the solemn duty of saving earthly culture for
    • themselves not to yield to Lucifer's proviso that mankind be
    • the souls of men themselves, from their apathy, their
    • that men to-day can prepare themselves to look into the
    • described. But now ask yourselves: Are there any
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    • ourselves in today's lecture for this task. We shall need various
    • ourselves from merely personal interests. Moreover, we will gain an
    • we have freed ourselves from the personal element in its narrower
    • that we as human beings who experience ourselves in earthly
    • like to drive us out beyond ourselves. Expressed in pathological
    • themselves. From various things I have said about them you can gather
    • desert what they can feel as the Divine in themselves, the Ahrimanic
    • If you consider this whole matter you will have to say to yourselves:
    • ourselves to be deceived into thinking that by giving a certain name
    • considered true Roman Catholics must not occupy themselves with
    • This does not mean that we ourselves have to become denouncers of
    • inquisitors. As modern men we must not place ourselves in such a
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    • transport themselves into the state of a certain clairvoyance in which
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    • regarding these things only if we know how we ourselves are related to
    • moment of death. Instead of permitting ourselves to be permeated by
    • yourselves, even though you do not say it aloud nor even in thought,
    • but you say to yourselves in the more intimate recesses of your
    • in the case of the plant. But what you thus say to yourselves when
    • of the fact that were we as human beings merely to surrender ourselves
    • and ourselves, and even the animals and plants, is the task put to
    • themselves about man himself, as long as they consider man to be
    • the last one of those who could reveal themselves without the human
    • ourselves so that he sends into us the strongest forces and we become
    • themselves from the concepts which have been fostered for millennia
    • In regard to our own soul constitution we can say to ourselves: We
    • into thoughts themselves that which ought to be in them.
    • ourselves recognize as super-sensible, the Christ impulse.
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    • If we try to make clear to ourselves the way in which Earth
    • make clear to ourselves what it is that has remained, in the
    • Let us now try to make clear to ourselves the difference that exists
    • those who have not prepared themselves today through reflection upon
    • born into the world and they will say to themselves: by living with
    • themselves in such a position do not notice that by having acquired
    • nature observation they really bear two souls within themselves, two
    • say to themselves more and more: through what I am by birth, my head
    • familiarize ourselves with this world; we shall learn to know a second
    • waking life of thoughts; we deceive ourselves in believing that we are
    • the most varied fragments of thought arrange themselves and occur in a
    • life; they then permeate themselves with a wisdom that points to
    • the fact that we ourselves behave mathematically in the world. We
    • significant that we should make this fact clear to ourselves. For, you
    • by permeating ourselves more and more with the Christ impulse which
    • of its various members will bring it about that we ourselves sense our
    • many Christians are Turks. They call themselves “Christians”
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    • levels. Try, for instance, to familiarize yourselves with Dante's
    • problem as they steep themselves in the special configuration of
    • philosophers who consider themselves unbiased in their belief that man
    • themselves felt. My dear friends, it is a significant, an important
    • evolution when certain beings make themselves felt who upon
    • beings make themselves felt which exist in the environment of mankind.
    • They make themselves felt more and more since the middle of the
    • today; but they already make themselves very strongly felt in the
    • took possession of the human power of will; they unite themselves with
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    • and inside; people said to themselves: By being a breathing being, I
    • an incomplete knowledge of ourselves.
    • time a process of ourselves is eliminated; it does not exist for us.
    • significant for us. We can help ourselves to bring this about.
    • perception of the outer world, and then we shall lift ourselves to
    • remain in the old beaten tracks, who do not wish to arouse themselves
    • inform themselves about anthroposophically-oriented spiritual science
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    • have come to inform themselves about what goes on in Dornach
    • always find ourselves in an odd position when we talk about
    • proven themselves eminently suited to their tasks, could only
    • ourselves. We find it precisely through one-sided mysticism.
    • materialists deceive themselves. They excuse their not
    • interweaving phenomena; within ourselves is matter,
    • to go into the facts more closely, but they call themselves
    • then, do these thoughts manifest themselves to us?
    • not characterize this; those who have not informed themselves
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    • view link themselves with certain beings of the higher world.
    • find themselves in with respect to their spiritual
    • their minds and consciously deny to themselves that they are
    • corporeality, and did not activate themselves from within to
    • mystics came along who had steeped themselves in their inner
    • motivating people to shake themselves free of the Bonds of
    • to clarify to yourselves that it is one thing merely to
    • details will arrange themselves accordingly and assume their
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture III: Man's Twelve Senses in Relation to Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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    • we convey to ourselves what does not lie on the surface but
    • our secretions which then unite themselves superficially with
    • sensing, we are going out of ourselves. With the sense of
    • taste, we are only outside ourselves to a slight degree; with
    • experience ourselves in a state of equilibrium. We perceive
    • ourselves we find a sense that inwardly reveals to us whether
    • we go out of ourselves the most.
    • enter the most into ourselves? When, within the general
    • we are; when we experience ourselves inwardly; when
    • hand, where we predominantly perceive ourselves through the
    • are senses that open themselves in an inward direction and,
    • able to represent to yourselves, however, that since we have
    • higher worlds is. We emerge out of ourselves. But what
    • ourselves, our senses form our boundary. When we emerge out
    • of ourselves, we penetrate outward through the senses. It is,
    • touched, not only emotionally, but we feel ourselves
    • permeated by inspirations. Just as we feel ourselves
    • extent. You do not perceive the life processes themselves.
    • are also people who surrender themselves to what grips the
    • are in the world, we must free ourselves from a great deal of
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    • and its American cousins. Even if we ourselves would say
    • ourselves from old familiar ideas in order to rise to a
    • inform ourselves about the course of world affairs in what is
    • upon ourselves, we can observe our own will, feeling and
    • out of our own selves into memory conceals from us our
    • we cannot see inside ourselves. The impressions are reflected
    • ourselves to remain within the phenomena. The sense world is
    • distance ourselves from the spiritual. We do not approach it
    • spiritual science, not by descending into ourselves. When we
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    • sides, meaning that we always have ourselves under control.
    • themselves to the fact that the words are connected in a
    • find ourselves at a most important, decisive point. Most
    • ourselves toward reality if we wish to form judgments the way
    • that. Mystics who present themselves to the world as bearers
    • aware of these two aspects. We must not allow ourselves to be
    • economic opinion for themselves through the single
    • and base themselves on their economic judgment. People once
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture VI: New Social Forms, Soul, Material World
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    • we must ask ourselves. If we assume that out there is the
    • and ego find themselves in that part of the spiritual world
    • We will not take hold of it if we seek it within ourselves.
    • ourselves, with the realities in which we dwell between death
    • because we have to think of ourselves within this spiritual
    • realities of life and informed themselves by what they had
    • who have no inkling of the reality of life, being themselves
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture VII: Trends of Souls in People of the East, West, and Middle of Europe
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    • intellectualism such as the one in which we find ourselves,
    • thoughts first connect themselves by means of one thought
    • thoughts as they would little spheres that relate themselves
    • start restricting themselves to knowledge on one side and
    • people must suggest a content to themselves. They make no
    • thinking is in order when we train ourselves by means of it
    • Do familiarize yourselves with his work and you will find
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    • orders, who immerse themselves in what remains of
    • task today is to grasp such greatness ourselves in a
    • and the economic life to be able to assert themselves in the
    • ourselves: From a comprehension of what was once the Oriental
    • if humanity is to be happy, but when we ask ourselves: What
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture IX: Hegel
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    • utterances, couched in thin abstractions, concern themselves
    • minds occupied themselves with ideas concerning human rights.
    • therefore content ourselves with Heilborn's remark to the
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture X: The Tapestry of the Senses, Memory, and the Spiritual World, -or- Spiritual-Cosmic Tasks of Man
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    • sort of barrier stands between ourselves and a certain region
    • then the atoms of the subsequent organism group themselves
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XI: Man as a Mediator of the Spiritual Beings of the Cosmos
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    • constitutes the universe to what is within ourselves. We
    • forces that hold the world together. We find in ourselves the
    • pronounce them to be forces that if left to themselves would
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XII: The Members of the Human Being and their Relationship with the Social Organism
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    • ourselves gradually from the most diverse points of view with
    • themselves. The conscious element is still instinctive in the
    • imaginable form. Let us picture to ourselves this whole
    • forces that assert themselves when a human being confronts
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XIII: The Interrelationship between the Human and the Social Organism
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    • such that we must say, yes, people believe themselves to be
    • themselves into a contempt of it. Their contempt, however, is
    • only imagined. They despise matter, because they themselves
    • were in turn the gods themselves. Thus, nothing human had
    • themselves with this awareness that the future events of
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XIV: The Connection of the Members of Man with the Kingdoms of Nature, the Necessity of the Threefold Order
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    • speaking of ourselves; for we lived under quite different
    • ourselves, how it is digested and burned up, how it passes
    • ourselves that the time is past when, after having worked
    • the teachers themselves who are available at a particular
    • must individually create out of ourselves what is
    • what we have evolved in ourselves as a gift from the gods. We
    • world. We fashion the world order out of ourselves. Why
    • should inform ourselves about the reality of the world by
    • ought to repeat to ourselves each morning and night so that
    • add this up for yourselves! — then, my dear friends,
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XV: The Great Cosmic Signs in the Universe
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    • and maturity, were in large part themselves initiates into
    • stars said to themselves, “This or that constellation
    • social life, reveal themselves in manifestations observable
    • of this world do not allow themselves to be arranged
    • people rouse themselves inwardly. For, particularly in the
    • themselves in the various events that take place. If one
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XVI: Changes in the Meaning of Speech, -or- Dreams and Human Development
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    • external life, and human beings themselves will have to bring
    • evolution already demand that we free ourselves from
    • bring along for themselves images from the spiritual world.
    • themselves felt in the astral body will actually assert
    • themselves. There are insipid, dry people who would really
    • something that they only picture to themselves, that should
    • the courage to admit to themselves: “If the world is in
    • are doing good. For what do they sense in themselves? They
    • feel heaven within themselves; only it assumes the form of a
    • express themselves in dreams point to a deeper spiritual
    • turn, we actually have to emancipate ourselves as well, is
    • life, it is important for us to imbue ourselves with what is
    • ourselves with a true spiritual insight, to fill ourselves
    • theologians should really not call ourselves Christians any
    • should really claim it for ourselves.” This is not
    • We, therefore, can no longer content ourselves with a merely
    • what exists outside of themselves!
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    • Themselves they shall coagulate,
    • themselves they shall experience,
    • themselves abiding
    • arches, and weld themselves together, just as the pointed
    • arches of the Gothic Cathedral weld themselves into a whole. This
    • reveal themselves, we will now present the first monologue from the
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    • to reveal themselves. One must, therefore, regard what Homer placed
    • Fays, Fairies, Genii, Elves, and Daemons
    • words to ourselves. Thus we have, for instance: long, short, short;
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    • gave themselves over to the creation of poetry. When they were
    • unable to live themselves out in external deeds, these
    • themselves, and gash gold-vermillion.
    • themselves, out of a true feeling for what is actually being
    • ourselves the abstract ideal of unifying religion, art and science;
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    • beings, experience thought in ourselves. When a man speaks of his
    • first will becomes thought later on. If we look at ourselves as human
    • because as thinking men, it is ourselves. You cannot see that which
    • you yourselves are. If you emerge from this thought and enter upon
    • developing in some human limb or other, and let us ask ourselves: if
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    • a clash of darkness and light, so our own inner selves, in so far as
    • ourselves: there the light and the sounds are the last presentation of
    • cease to be, but form themselves again on the other side and return
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    • ourselves, what is going on outside us. And if we feel in the
    • and consonants) themselves express their relationship to inwardness
    • Cleave themselves into chasms,
    • And tremble and despoil themselves:
    • If, in poetry or reciting, we find ourselves having to exert our
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    • how certain artistic forms transform themselves in one direction or
    • picture to our-selves that this whole system — that together with
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    • inwardness of feeling; we reveal ourselves to an extent in the vowel,
    • conform themselves more plastically to the outward forms of objects
    • is very important that we make the following clear to ourselves. You
    • to observe themselves constantly as they would rob themselves of their
    • it is important that they photograph themselves inwardly in their thought
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    • they want to make it easier for themselves. But that just won't do.
    • They want to make everything easier for themselves; and that
    • The fact is that these formative tendencies which express themselves
    • that the accompanying organic side effects express themselves as a very
    • side, soul and spirit do themselves, though often in earliest childhood,
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    • Irregularities in the lower system which express themselves through
    • the beneficial effects just described to show themselves would be about
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    • us make clear to ourselves what is taking place here, proceeding however
    • themselves in the figure. If, however, one sees the human organism itself
    • seen we will have to make clear to ourselves how the matter would lie
    • eye for it one can study how peoples such as the Czechs comport themselves
    • civilization, who live a life apart, more for themselves, and who are
    • example, who must concern themselves — as was of late very much
    • will get themselves into if they do not turn to these things consciously,
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    • earth takes place: continuous, radiant cosmic forces revealing themselves
    • in the creative powers which express themselves in the formative forces,
    • being conscious of them, reveal themselves in the phenomena of growth,
    • which shape him through and through as he breathes, which shape themselves
    • ourselves no illusions about those antagonistic forces we arouse.
    • and consult only with the physicians themselves. Thus you will always
  • Title: Colour: Part One: Colour-Experience (Erlebnis)
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    • according to the surface of the objects presenting themselves to us as
    • Let us try for a while to sink ourselves into something which can be
    • ourselves with something which finds its most beautiful and
    • in that sphere. We must be able to ask ourselves: What happens to a
    • portraits of the ancestors, not the ancestors themselves. As a rule,
    • express ourselves in a scholarly way — we have now gained something
    • to develop this feeling, we need do no more than say to ourselves that
    • shall say to ourselves that we actually see colours.
    • wholly fluctuating. We ourselves, however, on awakening in the morning
    • when the light streams upon us and through us, feel ourselves in our
    • into ourselves, but through the conditions we have become something
    • from the light is a “coming to ourselves.” That the blind do
    • pure feeling; but if you try to sink yourselves deeply into the matter
    • Let us place ourselves in blackness, absolute black around us, black
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    • green, if we confine ourselves to the living production of colour. We
    • themselves: they want always to change their form, because they want
    • difference between colours that are in themselves quiet or mobile,
    • to something else, we must remain in the colours themselves. And when
    • ourselves to see not only peach-colour, but the movement in it; if we
    • train ourselves not only to see flesh-colour in man, but also to live
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    • flowers to the sunlight, in fact hide themselves, curl up, etc. And we
    • And here we have to ask ourselves the question: What kind of starry
    • themselves as well in their green as in their individual colours rather
    • light lies in the things themselves. He must so to speak think of his
    • thereby the possibility of ourselves living in the colour. It is living
    • signify something other than themselves; but that one will be able to
    • tell you themselves how they want to be applied on the surface. It is
  • Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture V: Connections Between Organic Processes and the Mental Life of Man
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    • end of one incarnation into the next, they assert themselves
    • concentrate within themselves the forces which, in the
    • organization which remains to us, adapt ourselves to the whole
    • Think how differently we must accustom ourselves to look upon
    • confine ourselves to the general statement: what will take
    • cosmic heat. If today we form for ourselves a concept such as
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture One: Ahrimanic and Luciferic, Human Body, Soul, Spirit
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    • if human beings feel themselves enclosed within such bounds, it is
    • yourselves over a period of time with anthroposophical spiritual
    • to know ourselves fully we have to perceive these abysses, or at
    • makes us desire to fly upwards out of ourselves. This can create
    • and away from ourselves. On the other hand, a luciferic influence
    • themselves.
    • themselves up in the wrong way to luciferic existence. But if they
    • lead human beings away from the reality in which they find themselves
    • could discern of the divine impulses within themselves. We feel quite
    • ourselves differently. We shall have to say: During the period from
    • who believe themselves to be standing in anthroposophical life say:
    • living reality within which something stands. If we concern ourselves
    • correct in themselves, appear when illuminated by a sense for
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Two: East, Weat, and Center, -or- Asiatic Spiritual Life
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    • because we happen to belong to one or the other of them ourselves.
    • themselves.
    • mostly they are not aware of this themselves — may be seen to
    • towards the archetypal wisdom of the world and remind ourselves that
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    • carries a report about the festival we ourselves attended. Our eyes
    • of themselves in order to maintain their link with the cosmic, divine
    • ourselves that right up to this time human beings lived in their soul
    • only if we remind ourselves that those who had any part in this
    • within it, human beings were thrown back upon themselves. The now
    • made manifest what came out of themselves, ‘-logy ‘, the
    • lore the knowledge out of themselves. Thus knowledge of the universe
    • themselves what was revealed to human beings of earlier times. It is
    • consciousness, we begin to sense: If we immerse ourselves ever more
    • post-Atlantean period, they so to speak lost themselves in
    • themselves, in what became Greek culture as such. Out of that,
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    • gained by human beings by themselves, did not come into being until
    • discover certain truths out of themselves, without the help of the
    • themselves felt in the brain through the senses — let me draw
    • they devour themselves inwardly and feel their way into coldness, in
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    • must first transform themselves before they can undertake such tasks
    • look through ourselves. We see external objects with our eyes only by
    • directly, but only by looking through ourselves.
    • through ourselves, and this is brought about by means of the will
    • of the spiritual world were able to reveal themselves when the
    • ourselves to what we see.
    • to do this we have to prepare ourselves in a suitable way.
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    • into ourselves, the first thing we see is the feeling of self. This
    • of the thoughts, not the thoughts themselves. We can describe this
    • want of us? It wants us to create an image of it within ourselves.
    • But if we were to create an image in ourselves, then during the
    • feeling of self — with us when we submerge ourselves in the
    • because without it we would all the time lose ourselves.
    • indeed submerge ourselves there in real spiritual beings. The earth,
    • you to become tree nymphs and submerge yourselves in them. But the
    • after death — they do expect us to submerge ourselves in them.
    • of self, we would lose ourselves. We need our feeling of self there
    • simply in order to maintain ourselves. And moral deeds we have done
    • feeling of self — these protect us from losing ourselves after
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Nine: The Threefold Human, Reincarnation, Heathens, Jews, Christians, Calderon
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    • themselves — this living spirituality — when, in reality,
    • is what makes us feel ourselves to be an ego, a living ego, for this
    • may permit ourselves to think of the element of justice which
    • take down from their shelves. Jurisprudence was then felt to be
    • consider ourselves to be, this is not the way in which to criticize a
    • being as clever as Satan. We should rather ask ourselves what it
    • experience themselves in harmony with the spiritual world.
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    • only themselves to thank, they were incapable of recognizing good
    • untenability of the present situation, believe themselves to be the
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Eleven: Faust and Hamlet in Relation to the Turning Point of the 15th Century
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    • themselves that the only concepts and ideas free of any superstition
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    • figures found themselves faced with the task of answering, in poetic
    • saw how Goethe and Schiller felt themselves to be ensnared in these
    • days people felt themselves to be relatives of those spiritual beings
    • the possibility of feeling themselves to be human beings; I have
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Thirteen: The Transition from the 4th to the 5th Post-Atlantean Period, Shakespeare, Schiller, Goethe, -or- The Search for the Spirit
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    • Schiller, and before them Lessing, cannot place themselves within the
    • the present time in which they find themselves. Shakespeare is in a
    • comfort themselves, so far as external sense-perceptible reality is
    • into being. Imagine vividly to yourselves, here the fourth
    • their dry, abstract words, they suddenly see themselves, whereas
    • normally they do not see themselves at all. It is a mirror for the
    • owls because they can really see themselves in it.
    • themselves to be close to the spiritual world and the later time when
    • a fool to be fools themselves. For although he has not learnt a
    • those who take him for a fool to be fools themselves. Then he is
    • Grail impulse had to feel themselves entirely within the spiritual
    • discover what the human being is. In themselves, equally, they fail
    • themselves, at best looking in the mirror as if they are owls, they
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    • removed themselves from a thoughtful and hard-working way of life. It
    • freedom within themselves.
    • themselves to a position in which they can take in spiritual truths.
    • Intuition. By opening themselves to what can be discovered, for
    • their lives: a certain capacity to let go of their own selves, a kind
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    • themselves were borne outside in the cosmos (I could also say, “they
    • It is the fact that human beings feel themselves more and more in
    • picture to yourselves the human configuration at that time, as
    • experience of the seventh did not make them feel that they themselves
    • through the world, revealed themselves in sevenths. The statement, “I
    • actually experienced themselves as human beings by withdrawing from
    • themselves during their most important human activities — I
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    • because pictures refuse to communicate themselves in the narrow,
    • reality of the Mystery of Golgotha. We ourselves know that through His
    • astral body make themselves independent of them. During this state of
    • is striving towards the Christ. Now picture to yourselves the scene on
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    • time did not express themselves as we do, because human speech did not
    • us travel backward in time and imagine ourselves with the soul constitution
    • liberated our thoughts, and are on our way to freeing them from ourselves.
    • We must overcome this hostility toward development; must open ourselves to
    • need of mankind: namely, to raise ourselves to the spiritual.
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    • something content themselves with imitations of the natural. For
    • houses for ourselves today? To be protected while eating roast beef!
    • sound paradoxical. In ancient times people did not express themselves
    • pertinent) people said to themselves: Outside, there are stones; outside,
    • the human beings from whose imaginations they sprang said to themselves:
    • into the forms which reveal themselves in direct artistic fashion to
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    • physicists have made matters easier for themselves by saying that colors
    • like to explain by way of an image. Picture to yourselves that I hold
    • spiritual. Strange that today painters chiefly ask themselves: Can we
    • is right here on this same plane with ourselves that the cosmic element
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    • to our inmost being. For in the merely naturalistic world we feel ourselves
    • Schiller themselves accepted: namely, the differentiation between romantic
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    • environment. We need only remind ourselves how the ancient Egyptians
    • we shall direct our attention to the way people expressed themselves
    • beings, feeling transported into the Zodiac, incorporated into themselves
    • ourselves back into those ancient times when the celestial, the poetic
    • Speaking of the Soma drink, they felt themselves in direct soul communion
    • and in the cosmos. People felt that the gods revealed themselves through
    • fixed stars and orbiting planets. By forming images of themselves on
    • ourselves with a conception of this relationship within spiritual-physical
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    • themselves according to language, and their desire provides the basis
    • we place ourselves, creatively or through enjoyment, in the spirit world.
    • or view a picture in a frame, we can imagine ourselves looking out through
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    • Let us first put the question to ourselves: is it an essential part of
    • Therefore animals do not differentiate themselves from their
    • subconsciously, feel themselves, with their whole inner being, like a
    • themselves about the things that are heavy, and measurable and
    • red object. In order to convince ourselves that it is no optical
    • beings, who realize themselves in these free-floating
    • and the rod and our calculations, so, by adapting ourselves to the
    • surrender ourselves to the truth of things, we must pass our existence
    • about themselves only because during sleep they are appreciated by us
    • differentiate ourselves in the same way from the outer world. Our
    • antipathetic, but that the sympathies and antipathies themselves show
    • themselves pictorially.
    • themselves still — let us say — horizontally, in equilibrium,
    • asleep! These people accustom themselves, under the influence of this
    • today. Now we must put the question to ourselves: Why did Art exist in
    • important to them. They devoted themselves more to the colours and
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    • themselves from the one whole with the separation of the Sun and
    • was the Cosmos itself. And the letters that formed themselves into
    • they came to the point of taking the plants themselves, and imitating
    • The Druid priests said to themselves: “Looking out into this
    • themselves received in their Initiation. And in so doing they created
    • the foes of the Gods with the Gods themselves.
    • now no longer here directly, since they themselves had gone with the
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    • Whereas the Seraphim, Cherubim and Thrones revealed themselves in the
    • something they first possessed, and preserved, and did not themselves
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    • We ourselves in our own
    • human beings on this Earth, we shall say to ourselves: “We as
    • Sun. Then we shall look up to the Sun, and say to ourselves: “As I
    • the human spirit, unite themselves with Christ, then man receives once
    • We must fill ourselves with the Mystery of Golgotha. In addition to the
    • — the divine within ourselves, the divine cosmic fire flaming
    • forth from within us as the very being of man; ourselves within the
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    • even in Germany allow themselves to dream.
    • themselves and will do so in this case also; when our culture
    • themselves have not known how to say anything particularly
    • gained by all those who count themselves a part of the
    • and human freedom. If we resign ourselves to the outer
    • Switzerland, where things have unrolled themselves
    • minds educate themselves by it. Just in such an episode you can
    • from the hidden forces of consciousness within themselves; they
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    • order to be God themselves.”
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    • themselves in the Anthroposophical Movement; for Oswald
    • thoughts themselves.
    • unconsciously in modern times. Human beings had themselves no
    • themselves: If man himself will make no use of his brain, we
    • no idea what to do with themselves; when they are as if
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    • ourselves.
    • salvation of mankind. But we must not delude ourselves about
    • education. If you wish to acquaint yourselves with the broad
    • men will have to make clear to themselves that when children
    • taken place of themselves. The characteristic factor in
    • we have had and of which we must rid ourselves. We can only get
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    • we find ourselves, we must focus our attention still more
    • conquerors. These latter claimed the land for themselves; but
    • power, through might. You need only remind yourselves that the
    • and then develop our concepts in order to behold ourselves as
    • themselves in labor — this work in which natural forces
    • arouse ourselves to a world view that brings sense into what is
    • arouse ourselves especially in order to will from out the
    • ourselves in machines, in mechanism; this is so even in
    • ourselves to will out of the spirit. Our thinking has to be
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    • mechanically, as if by themselves; they were not accompanied by
    • intimately occupy ourselves with children it is easy to impart
    • concepts, deem themselves clever. Men are very peculiar in
    • know in our concepts with this image, yet we ourselves do not
    • only taken hold of by the picture if we ourselves believe in
    • Likewise, people must accustom themselves to considering the
    • organism before us and we must devote ourselves to it. That is
    • brought into being by men themselves; that they be willing to
    • is very important that we permeate ourselves with the
    • entirely unable to free themselves from their accustomed
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    • themselves well-versed in the problems of education say again
    • ourselves are doubtful as to the direction we should take.
    • do; they must quite specially acquire for themselves this
    • self-knowledge, take counsel with themselves, and not surrender
    • forms that express themselves in three-membered man. I said
    • to consider. We must say to ourselves, if we look at the human
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    • especially wild instincts in themselves, to look toward the
    • This is one of the reasons initiates called themselves men of
    • ourselves what the science of initiation brings down from the
    • earthly life, we uncover something in ourselves. We can find
    • must find in ourselves by advancing beyond the phenomena in
    • themselves be permeated by the Christ-power. This is a very
    • themselves in our time have to be taken; how we have to be
    • that modern men have to arouse themselves to a real
    • earth as inherent in that Mystery, then we must bring ourselves
    • must permeate ourselves through and through with this
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    • on genuine fundamentals, call themselves Egyptian lodges. That
    • ourselves to rise again to those regions in which we can take
    • his will. We must not deceive ourselves about that. The
    • is essential that we free ourselves from deception. What do
    • schools. To do as the Greeks themselves did, namely, take the
    • through Christ.” They believe themselves to be especially
    • the present time. We must no longer allow ourselves to consider
    • adjust ourselves to a genuine transformation in our thinking
    • to leave again for a few weeks. We must feel ourselves
    • efforts through to good results. Let us think of ourselves as
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    • into only when we begin by acquainting ourselves with the
    • kingdom of the lifeless we can find the causes themselves.
    • same region in which the effects themselves lie. This is very
    • we shall never find ourselves able to explain the effect
    • We do find them, however, if we lift ourselves to imaginative
    • the cosmic reaches, then by plunging ourselves imaginatively
    • must allow our thoughts to return and not permit ourselves
    • see, it has required effort today to familiarize ourselves with
    • bear in ourselves the conditions which meet the matter halfway.
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    • the mineral kingdom, that what we receive into ourselves as
    • ourselves through the sense perceptions does not tear us
    • now, just ask yourselves, my dear friends, what then do we as
    • unhappy through ourselves or feel happy through ourselves. That
    • these sympathies and antipathies themselves.
    • today in those scientific circles which consider themselves
    • the matter and ask ourselves how it is that we have found this
    • for themselves. Thus, we see actually here within the physical
    • individual questions will disclose themselves to us in
    • that the Gods detach from themselves. And because it is
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    • lives. By feeling ourselves within a given earth life, we can
    • human beings who were none other than ourselves, in a former
    • which at that time lived themselves out in what we then
    • reflect upon ourselves.
    • people, however, contradict themselves in talking at all. As I
    • they observe any nonsense in themselves which they do not wish
    • showing off something they rather like about themselves for
    • were which we ourselves had done, and then behold them in such
    • fact, we are ourselves our karma. We are ourselves that which
    • ourselves our karma. Nor does it at all confound us, for
    • out of a foundation. And this foundation — we ourselves
    • to do, feel themselves always impelled to this thing or that.
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    • occupy us later. At present we are to interest ourselves mainly
    • room hung with many mirrors, we see ourselves reflected in each
    • ourselves, in accordance with the reflection to which our
    • itself in soul conditions which in turn also mirror themselves
    • least — we may know ourselves to be karmically
    • must accustom ourselves to think with other thought forms; we
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    • ourselves our ether body — which we do, as you know, with
    • ourselves physical matter, and without the help of physical
    • ourselves or whether it is the nearby body which is moving.
    • are ready to occupy ourselves with the details about it. The
    • body which they then build for themselves.
    • certain beings hold themselves apart from him, for he cannot
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    • superstition that the nerves themselves are tin* organs of
    • we form as we occupy ourselves with the world are as evanescent
    • do we ourselves exist as human beings. There only are we really
    • aware of ourselves as human beings (see
    • the causes of our memories) there we are not aware of ourselves
    • not at all possess ourselves as human beings; there we are
    • with what do they occupy themselves?
    • while we are engaged in this work, while we work with ourselves
    • looking downward we relate ourselves, between death and a new
    • earthly life we relate ourselves to the vaulting heaven above
    • Let us imagine ourselves standing somewhere in the physical
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    • superstition. We must accustom ourselves to use such terms as
    • may be. To say this to ourselves is to set up a counterpoise to the
    • under and never be able to find ourselves properly. A fact connected
    • to other people, and enables us to find the other man in ourselves,
    • ourselves and kindling interest in our own being. It is just in our
    • it to be conjured forth by the Ahrimanic forces themselves.
    • upright posture, we place ourselves into space. But the force that is
    • should in every way place ourselves into space, bring the spaceless
    • educated in theology they may think themselves, speak when they talk
    • ourselves, is the sole reason why people maintain that their
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    • grasping themselves as persons. The Christ Impulse brought men the
    • the theologians may give themselves, the Mystery of Golgotha will
    • they themselves think and feel, and they are not accessible to
    • themselves as sons of God; that is, they considered themselves
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    • concerned, men are intended to accustom themselves to
    • saying that they will confess themselves to be demons if they
    • forces of heredity; but we should school ourselves through a
    • world; but it is an error to identify ourselves with physical nature
    • knowledge — but if we are to ask ourselves: What kinds of
    • Tertullian spoke of how the demons themselves say they are demons and
    • Father, says that demons tell the truth about themselves and about
    • “understanding.” What people themselves call
    • accustom ourselves to finding for certain things belonging to
    • strangers in that world. They disguise themselves as
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    • to ask ourselves: What must be our attitude of soul, what must we do
    • enlighten ourselves from the most varied aspects concerning man's own
    • Now just ask yourselves to what extent this religious piety is still
    • working in the general life of men, even when they believe themselves
    • half-truths haunt the world themselves like ghosts.
    • consciousness, and they instinctively limited themselves to having in their
    • extraordinarily interesting spectacle! When we accustom ourselves to
    • of supersensible intelligence and not real in themselves, so by
    • man, for then we turn ourselves into ghosts. This has indeed happened
    • conception of yourselves forced upon you by natural science. And if
    • themselves as ghosts, it is true, but they could also receive the
    • recognise themselves as real men, only as ghosts. I shall get
    • ghost of themselves and I shall pour all the wisdom of the
    • take in real earnest the picture you must make for yourselves, and
    • difficult; but the non-spiritual defend themselves with all the
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    • themselves from the confusion of to-day, the confusion of recent
    • things are considered spiritually. Now we must ask ourselves over and
    • pray; we must protect ourselves against him and meet him in full
    • the Arabian men of learning under foot and always saw themselves in this
    • observation, certain accompanying phenomena make themselves known.
    • of birth and death begin to reveal themselves only when we know that we
    • courage to look steadily at ourselves. If here (see diagram) there is
    • of ourselves, we should see the continuous flux, and could
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    • birth and death. We must increasingly accustom ourselves to the
    • the efforts of men themselves. The year 666 was still in the age of
    • themselves prior to the age of the Intellectual or Mind Soul —
    • ourselves rightly to this central point, the sacrifice of the Mass,
    • well, we will wait and see; we must certainly resign ourselves to the
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    • supersede in a suitable way what those who call themselves
    • must not conduct themselves in one way or another in the
    • impulses, and are different in what they will for themselves.
    • manner of speaking will vary greatly among themselves, for
    • acquaint yourselves with two things. First, with the peculiar
    • freeing themselves from the nightmare. It has this effect in
    • themselves objectively with what exists in the world. No
    • men have permitted themselves for a
    • shall again permit themselves to be compelled to think
    • persons who have made themselves unworthy of their official
    • within the human being. We must ask ourselves the question,
    • ourselves in the course of our development beyond the
    • conduct themselves in such a way that, although they are
    • certain sense. They, however, made themselves effective only
    • make them-elves effective one after another in the most
    • events themselves. Events shall be observed for the purpose
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    • bolshevism. We must simply ask ourselves as a mere matter of
    • inclination to eliminate themselves from the world. That is
    • themselves with all sorts of illusions regarding the
    • If they ask themselves, for example, “What do I live
    • but if they did it once, they would say to themselves,
    • themselves, “I live on my money,” there are many
    • give ourselves a comfortable feeling by saying, “I love
    • bourgeoisie may well ask themselves what they have
    • there are works of art. Now, ask yourselves to how many
    • yourselves to how many persons these works of art are utterly
    • cannot so express ourselves as to say, “But I do not
    • they buy something for themselves with their inherited money,
    • ourselves. Rather should we face the truth because what the
    • fabricated for themselves abstract concepts of right and
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    • asking ourselves what must be done for our epoch? What are
    • manifest themselves here in an individual human destiny as
    • themselves in accordance with these forces. They need to take
    • in the West who intend to retain it themselves. It is known,
    • they themselves will not possess these capacities within
    • birth and death, except that we bear within ourselves not
    • be able to acquire for themselves — if it is given to
    • acquire for themselves from the Middle countries hygienic
    • We often ask ourselves, and we are dealing here with
    • most individuals who bear within themselves the will toward
    • yourselves that it was certainly not at all necessary for
    • ourselves that what is effective in this personality is due
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    • must force ourselves to awake; we must wake up; we must free
    • ourselves from what this person wills to do to us.
    • ourselves. If we were not compelled constantly to practice
    • ourselves against this. Otherwise we should simply be
    • themselves as self-knowledge. It might become easy for them
    • deficiencies in human nature that have made themselves
    • strive to delude themselves in regard to this necessity of
    • themselves in a terrible way about themselves when they
    • in us is connected with the fact that we protect ourselves in
    • but that manifest themselves outwardly in some such thing as
    • mastery of it. Many persons would cure themselves not only of
    • ourselves with wishing for what suits us or is pleasing to us
    • embody in themselves an antisocial impulse. The mere fact of
    • human reason if people will adjust themselves to these
    • themselves not to view unthinkingly such things as the fact
    • might say, if we chose to express ourselves in a trivial way,
    • themselves. This is the characteristic mark of the
    • yourselves why such a person as Professor Michel takes up his
    • themselves dominant. We have no reason to be surprised at
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    • admit this to themselves. It becomes especially difficult for
    • to make our age understandable to us, we must ask ourselves
    • ourselves selfishly in our own being, to brood over ourselves
    • ourselves with real love in what has come into our life. We
    • entered my life!” In this way we free ourselves from
    • ourselves when we carry out such an unselfish survey. We then
    • fall victims, of brooding over ourselves. It is so extremely
    • necessary that we should free ourselves from this brooding
    • over ourselves. Anyone who has once felt the power of such
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    • themselves, in the heads of these masses who own nothing, and
    • The three spheres must in the future show themselves
    • themselves in hand, whereas the masses do not will to occupy
    • themselves with thoughts, which are inherent in the instincts
    • themselves, thus denying their own potentiality, when they
    • them everywhere, provided they submerge themselves to a
    • untruthfulness, especially when they surrender themselves to
    • these things. But do not consider yourselves on that account
    • people will consider themselves in duty bound to think in
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    • ourselves are treated, particularly here in this place, where we have
    • not of humanity but of themselves and their successors. For the
    • for themselves what the truth is. Up to the present, in all these
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    • themselves expressed a desire for Jesuitism. Let me repeat that it
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    • conceivable that people can free themselves from it again and arrive at
    • without men having to do anything themselves. All this points to the
    • but Christ in me.” When we look upon ourselves as something
    • upon ourselves as something which, even as regards the
    • vermin and so they cover themselves with a thick skin which makes
    • Now, my dear friends, we must, of course, among ourselves be able to
    • themselves in their Order, and one of the conditions of their
    • beings. But our modern simpletons, who consider themselves
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    • for yourselves.
    • You will have to say to yourselves: Everything that goes on
    • value if you yourselves have a sufficiently true sense for
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    • ourselves: Conditions differ according to which organ in the
    • do not announce themselves through pain. This is because the
    • earthly components. People must finally bring themselves to
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    • themselves; there is a slight pull of gravity in the downward
    • forces of demolition in substances themselves is shown, for
    • together there again. These two facts in themselves really
    • should lose ourselves all the time in acts of external
    • seeing. But by retreating from the things themselves, by
    • an individuality. We do not lose ourselves in the things. If
    • which reveal themselves very clearly as forms of the etheric
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    • this red sandstone soil have accustomed themselves to this
    • leaves themselves; it is the striving towards the cosmic form
    • themselves strongly in the formation of sweat. The element
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    • this impulse you yourselves must continue to work in
    • have set yourselves this task.
    • themselves. The esoteric path is either difficult or it
    • being, if it is our aim to place ourselves in the service of
    • yourselves: In the cosmos, untold millennia ago, there was a
    • point where you say to yourselves: “As a human being I
    • yourselves participate. And this is the true movement, the
    • experience when we deepen ourselves in the connection which
    • as follows: First of all you can deepen yourselves in
    • itself to the powers in the pupils themselves. If you will
    • which you find yourselves. You will find that your own
    • us earthy ourselves, dried up and rigid, and we lose our
    • of medicine shall address themselves, with their requests, to
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    • this leads us to say to ourselves that thought —
    • through intuition. But people do not picture to themselves
    • themselves which have to be perceived and experienced. When
    • address themselves to spirits who are far, far inferior to
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    • picture to yourselves that the efficacy of what goes by the
    • an actual disturbance of the organs themselves. This
    • inspired knowledge, then you will be able to place yourselves
    • exclude ourselves from it, we breathe only in semblance. What
    • the following: picture to yourselves a person suffering from
    • understand the nature of illness we must say to ourselves:
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    • manifest themselves.
    • with particular substances which these substances themselves
    • oxygen. Then, you will say to yourselves: The human being
    • with each other and, in themselves, really disappear. This is
    • yourselves will, nevertheless, be able to get something out
    • link yourselves with us here in the way I have indicated. You
    • much for yourselves and also much for the world and for sick
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    • the outside world we must say to ourselves first of all: What
    • But in contemplating this we must make ourselves inwardly
    • power to lend ourselves to the inner activation of soul by
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    • karma. They then lead of themselves to the individual not
    • only you will look deeply enough within yourselves you will
    • to heal may unfold. Your aim cannot be to shut yourselves
    • were to ask ourselves how it should be fed, imagining that it
    • yourselves in connection with the formation of the eye: How
    • yourselves how a lung is formed out of the forces of the
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    • yourselves that it really comes from the realm of the
    • etheric body, we were always losing ourselves in these
    • forces which proceed from them. Picture to yourselves that
    • and purpose in the universe. Just ask yourselves: During what
    • Saturn forces by themselves would make little old and wizened
    • joined themselves to it. As antiquity did not discover Uranus
    • ourselves. We feel inwardly that Anthroposophical truths are
    • men who wanted to deepen themselves inwardly. Something
    • but in such sects which inserted themselves in this general
    • yourselves as a virtue) heretics who experienced a strong
    • themselves inwardly, ruin themselves organically.
    • organs, and if people do not deepen themselves spiritually
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    • single stages by themselves disappear in the union, in the
    • to steep ourselves in the cosmic rhythm that goes out from
    • forces that express themselves in diabetes, in the residues
    • of the urine, which deposit themselves in the body in
    • only to say to ourselves: Here the individuality from the
    • themselves around the thoughts; we must understand once again
    • If you permeate yourselves with this kind of consciousness
    • to hear how you can integrate yourselves into the general
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    • picture to ourselves that each of the four members of man's
    • are entering an Age of Light; only we must make ourselves fit
    • Light, it will be possible for them to adjust themselves to
    • good if you, as physicians, would interest yourselves, too,
    • of education, you should consider yourselves as healers. You
    • yourselves as part of the Goetheanum and will often turn your
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    • yourselves. You should gradually think: solid, sharp
    • will eventually be able to tell yourselves what I am telling
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    • these are not in themselves considered to be integral members
    • pictures of dream-life as immediate realities in themselves,
    • outside and lose ourselves entirely in it. Insufficient
    • would lose ourselves entirely in the external world if we
    • sustained by something that is not ourselves, and hence is
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    • necessary in order that we feel ourselves connected with our
    • ourselves united with the body. So from the ordinary
    • question with which we have been concerning ourselves for
    • picture to yourselves that as well as the solid organism with
    • themselves luminous, but they manifest in the astral body. To
    • enthusiasm. We come to the point of saying to ourselves that
    • if today we allow ourselves to be inspired by moral ideals,
    • majesty of the universe, when we say to ourselves: We are
    • ever and again be asking ourselves: How can any moral
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    • picture ourselves as beings of thought and also as beings of
    • ourselves in thought with what thus takes place. In
    • environment, something that we ourselves have experienced.
    • and draw conclusions, how we orientate ourselves in
    • we ourselves who elaborate these thoughts. Therefore, in
    • thinking we prepare ourselves for what I have called in the
    • will. In this way we raise ourselves above the sway of the
    • ourselves with the force that is inherently our own, and
    • ourselves any definite impulse of will when we sneeze! When
    • noticing — they themselves, of course, do not notice
    • developing in ourselves the force which can only be
    • realization in ourselves in such a way that, through us, the
    • themselves are only thoughts, they exist merely as pictures.
    • deeds detach themselves from us. Our deeds do not remain
    • confined to ourselves; they become world happenings. If they
    • coming-into-being of matter! We bear in ourselves that which
    • brings matter to birth: our head; and we bear in ourselves
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    • in the fulness of life. Feeling ourselves members of the Anthroposophical
    • might have done twenty years ago — you will find yourselves more
    • be a matter of putting into words what human souls themselves are saying.
    • a terrible longing to solve this riddle of man. Others deaden themselves
    • in face of this question, doping themselves with all sorts of things
    • in outer life. But in so deadening themselves they kill within them
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    • we can observe ourselves in two ways, and how the riddle of the world and
    • arise within us — merely to represent the outer world to ourselves
    • When we have so strengthened ourselves within that our thinking has
    • only forming our ideas ourselves, and passing from one idea to another
    • this to yourselves: The chalk is, at first, there. My hand now takes
    • at first. And we understand, too, why cosmic riddles present themselves
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    • themselves to him.
    • were on these chairs ten years ago. It is the beings themselves who
    • ‘moon-existence’. From this we free ourselves in all that
    • look into ourselves and observe all that is woven into our destiny through
    • spaces contain. Then we say to ourselves: I no longer see merely shining
    • beings themselves can do that.
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    • yourselves at any moment.
    • ascribe will to ourselves and, on surveying our inner life, speak of
    • on the other hand, we are inwardly aware of ourselves as soul beings who
    • people deceive themselves so terribly, turning a blind eye to this direct
    • ourselves, if we refuse to be confined and constricted by the shackles
    • we free ourselves a little from these constraints we say at once: Man!
    • our bodily life. As soon as we free ourselves a little from the constraints
    • ourselves, again and again, to per-form the above activity, irrespective
    • Thinking becomes a reality in us; we experience, on developing ourselves
    • And now we say to ourselves: What you bear within you as muscles, bones,
    • to esteem ourselves inhabitants of the world of stars as we formerly
    • considered ourselves inhabitants of the earth. Hitherto we did not realise
    • in the following way. We say to ourselves: It is good that there are
    • active within him — the second man whom we contact within ourselves
    • I can elaborate it tomorrow. We now say to ourselves: I breathe in,
    • concepts mobile in themselves — ‘pictures’. The etheric
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    • and we must exert ourselves somewhat to grasp what man is.
    • that express themselves through these images — hear a kind of music
    • say, from out of ourselves. (For our own astral body leads us back to
    • we feel ourselves morally determined by certain impulses given us in
    • begin with, understand how that to which we feel ourselves morally bound
    • this transition with one life alone, if we are honest with ourselves
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    • what is flowing out of ourselves. There is the dark background, and the
    • stand in the universe and say to ourselves, as we consider, first of
    • for ourselves; the universe has its own intentions in regard to
    • in a humanised condition. We are not here for ourselves alone; we are here
    • appear in a new light, for we begin to feel ourselves akin to the cosmos
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    • through him and to him. Only, in ordinary life we do not train ourselves
    • part in a dream, we usually wake up laughing at ourselves for entertaining
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    • we say to ourselves that these, in respect to the physical, are all
    • cosmic secrets, yet feel ourselves continually baffled in our attempts.
    • with imaginative consciousness, we say to our-selves: Your keen intellect
    • begins to be there for us. And we say to ourselves: Because you did
    • ourselves continually: You ought to have experienced that aspect too;
    • course of imaginative consciousness; we must feel ourselves maimed in
    • in the universe if we did not keep it to ourselves. The antipathies
    • for the universe if we released it, if we did not retain it in ourselves.
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    • ourselves rightly as human souls.
    • weaker and weaker. Whereas in earthly life we look into ourselves and
    • we ourselves are being expanded too. Between birth and death we feel
    • ourselves within our memories; and now we actually feel ourselves within
    • we are so utterly unaccustomed. We must suddenly adapt ourselves to
    • upon it, gives us back to ourselves in objective form.
    • we have first to lose ourselves, in order to be given back to ourselves
    • of it. It has engraved itself into the world and now we, ourselves,
    • to the spiritual world we find ourselves confronting it in a very peculiar
    • way. In a sense, we ourselves in our spiritual counterpart — in
    • individualities, human or non-human, to ourselves now constitutes our
    • are striving, or it does not. We feel ourselves placed before the beings
    • Above all, it is no mere ideal judgment of ourselves that we feel, but
    • be the result of what we ourselves have initiated. You see from this
    • If we look into ourselves during earthly life, we find, at first, memories.
    • have lived through this are we really ourselves, standing naked in spirit
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    • superstition. We must accustom ourselves to use such terms as
    • may be. To say this to ourselves is to set up a counterpoise to the
    • under and never be able to find ourselves properly. A fact connected
    • to other people, and enables us to find the other man in ourselves,
    • ourselves and kindling interest in our own being. It is just in our
    • it to be conjured forth by the Ahrimanic forces themselves.
    • upright posture, we place ourselves into space. But the force that is
    • should in every way place ourselves into space, bring the spaceless
    • educated in theology they may think themselves, speak when they talk
    • ourselves, is the sole reason why people maintain that their
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    • grasping themselves as persons. The Christ Impulse brought men the
    • the theologians may give themselves, the Mystery of Golgotha will
    • they themselves think and feel, and they are not accessible to
    • themselves as sons of God; that is, they considered themselves
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    • concerned, men are intended to accustom themselves to
    • saying that they will confess themselves to be demons if they
    • forces of heredity; but we should school ourselves through a
    • world; but it is an error to identify ourselves with physical nature
    • knowledge — but if we are to ask ourselves: What kinds of
    • Tertullian spoke of how the demons themselves say they are demons and
    • Father, says that demons tell the truth about themselves and about
    • “understanding.” What people themselves call
    • accustom ourselves to finding for certain things belonging to
    • strangers in that world. They disguise themselves as
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    • to ask ourselves: What must be our attitude of soul, what must we do
    • enlighten ourselves from the most varied aspects concerning man's own
    • Now just ask yourselves to what extent this religious piety is still
    • working in the general life of men, even when they believe themselves
    • half-truths haunt the world themselves like ghosts.
    • consciousness, and they instinctively limited themselves to having in their
    • extraordinarily interesting spectacle! When we accustom ourselves to
    • of super-sensible intelligence and not real in themselves, so by
    • man, for then we turn ourselves into ghosts. This has indeed happened
    • conception of yourselves forced upon you by natural science. And if
    • themselves as ghosts, it is true, but they could also receive the
    • recognise themselves as real men, only as ghosts. I shall get
    • ghost of themselves and I shall pour all the wisdom of the
    • take in real earnest the picture you must make for yourselves, and
    • difficult; but the non-spiritual defend themselves with all the
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    • themselves from the confusion of to-day, the confusion of recent
    • things are considered spiritually. Now we must ask ourselves over and
    • pray; we must protect ourselves against him and meet him in full
    • the Arabian men of learning under foot and always saw themselves in this
    • observation, certain accompanying phenomena make themselves known.
    • of birth and death begin to reveal themselves only when we know that we
    • courage to look steadily at ourselves. If here (see diagram) there is
    • of ourselves, we should see the continuous flux, and could
  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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    • birth and death. We must increasingly accustom ourselves to the
    • the efforts of men themselves. The year 666 was still in the age of
    • themselves prior to the age of the Intellectual or Mind Soul —
    • ourselves rightly to this central point, the sacrifice of the Mass,
    • well, we will wait and see; we must certainly resign ourselves to the
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    • We must ask ourselves: What was the reason for Augustine's
    • only from ourselves and our individuality?”
    • to themselves.
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    • themselves to a humanity which strove more and more, from the
    • of humanity as one unity, and feeling themselves as it were
    • they themselves were not quite conscious of it; that they enter
    • into their thoughts, but that they themselves cannot bring them
    • conclusion, that these thinkers account to themselves for the
    • devote themselves, who did not have to yield so much to the
    • How this was we can picture to ourselves if we consider the
    • ourselves in things, and get out of them what we can call the
    • Arabs other creeds made themselves felt in Europe, and
    • ourselves? Is it not just because reason has fallen from its
    • put the question to themselves: How does Christ redeem in us
    • of all wrong that if we steep ourselves purely logically in the
    • universalia in rebus, and if we take to ourselves the
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    • the problems which presented themselves in a quite
    • so that one can say: The problems themselves are great, and the
    • them a point from which they can make for themselves, not a
    • ourselves by thought to intuition, by being so
    • mathematics, but in the proof develop ourselves at the same
    • senses; it is something in which we ourselves are wrapped also,
    • raise themselves through individual development to this wisdom
    • the whole form of our knowledge from ourselves. If we say event
    • principle is only in ourselves. We make it cover A and B, the
    • and assuming that we derive it from ourselves and then apply it
    • we have truth, because we make it ourselves, we have subjective
    • truth, because we produce it ourselves. And it is we who instil
    • ourselves, have in the outer world? It could not arrive at a
    • form them only in ourselves but we see them as names to cover
    • the saying: Truth can exist only in things if we ourselves
    • themselves in all their force and become the force of spiritual
    • spiritual-psychic development in ourselves. Just as magnetism
    • realize the immortal, the eternal in ourselves, and the problem
    • with Scholasticism, and also what it means to put ourselves
    • Well, ladies and gentlemen, you can answer that for yourselves.
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    • ourselves: “Only through the fact that this Being came down
    • divide themselves up into nations and make war on each other as
    • had raised themselves to the highest point, was the Christmas Mystery
    • sun for themselves, the Russians another sun, the Middle European
    • we ourselves belong, then we discover the path to that Mystery
    • must find it by cultivating all that within ourselves of which we
    • have spoken today. We must find the Christmas light within ourselves
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    • things repeat themselves in a special way in each of these epochs of
    • been adopted in all circles of thought that consider themselves
    • presents every year at Christmas out of habit? Do we lift ourselves
    • of this or that religious community? We should forbid ourselves to
    • the meaning of its existence. Ask yourselves, my dear friends,
    • ask yourselves whether there are living in you feelings that can
    • this — we cannot find the courage to lift ourselves above the
    • force that Christ can awaken in us, if we give ourselves to Him in
    • Let us picture this rightly, let us immerse ourselves in
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    • themselves as the counterpart of the starry heavens to certain inner
    • we picture to ourselves the knowledge in the shepherds as being
    • ourselves with the thought of the vanishing of a civilisation;
    • And those who have linked themselves together as the anthroposophical
    • ourselves at the time of Christmas too, if we rightly understand
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    • We will remind ourselves of some of the things we have
    • workings of the earth within him expressed themselves more in his
    • Of this Imagination we ourselves have retained only the abstract
    • happenings in the world of men as they expressed themselves in the
    • themselves that in the course of development humanity had once seen
    • themselves: “These traditions, all that was once seen shining
    • decline and simply delude themselves into the belief that an ascent
    • themselves Christians, in honour of Him of whom it is said: “The
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    • ego, what we see first is the human form; we know that we ourselves
    • must ascribe to ourselves an ego-sense, just as we do a sense of
    • have perceived the thought of another, we ourselves must think in
    • with other thoughts which we ourselves have fostered. But our own
    • rest or in movement. We must experience this within ourselves, just as
    • movement conveys to us is the state of movement in which we ourselves
    • perceive through them in ourselves is exactly the same as what we
    • we are as part of the world-not-ourselves is conveyed to us.
    • you make clear to yourselves how you receive what you experience in
    • yourselves when you listen, let us say, to the words of another man,
    • or to a musical sound. What you then experience in yourselves is of no
    • sphere in which we live for ourselves, related to the outer world
    • nature in it, for it originates from that in us wherein we ourselves
    • the very same space which, when we have elicited it from ourselves in
    • to which we relate ourselves as objects. We are connected with this
    • are not ourselves present with our consciousness. Thus when you
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    • believe themselves to represent the spiritual life of to-day
    • say, Aristotle, who died in 322 B.C., we have to see ourselves
    • created for ourselves a modified, metamorphosed dog's muzzle.
    • This peculiar way of relating ourselves to the outer world is quite
    • Those people have never made themselves acquainted with the nature of
    • spiritualists, even if not of themselves — then one is justified
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    • other hand a capacity less noticeable, because men give themselves to
    • three members have created images of themselves in the physical
    • necessity, and we as men are ourselves in the midst of it. But our
    • feeling ourselves all the time actually at variance with external
    • nature. It seems as if we are powerless, as if we must feel ourselves
    • at variance with ourselves. To-day we can feel the presence of these
    • ourselves. What outside is physical process, chemical process, is
    • a logical, theoretical contradiction in ourselves, but we have the
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    • to themselves on waking: We have been born into a world which
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    • it come in through the eyes without themselves doing anything
    • can give themselves up to it without any inner activity at
    • strike the eye and imprint themselves on the brain; the
    • reached the necessary age we have to surrender ourselves to
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    • themselves were borne, or perhaps one should say, poured
    • processes which present themselves to man externally in the
    • human beings begin to feel increasingly aware of themselves
    • or in connection with us; we would find ourselves outside our
    • they themselves had anything to do with the creation of these
    • through the world, revealed themselves in sevenths. To say:
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    • picture to yourselves how this super-sensible event affects
    • themselves to surrender the world of thoughts to the Archai;
    • they retained it for themselves. And so, among the spiritual
    • ourselves to the following study, by asking: What would have
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    • see, in our own age, how men strive to free themselves from
    • inner effort. They unfolded thoughts by devoting themselves
    • gave themselves up to instinctive, unconscious clairvoyance,
    • rulership? It is no longer as if they themselves were ruling
    • themselves, produce activity of their own in order to
    • engender the power of thoughts within themselves. We live
    • the will — we can find in ourselves the force to
    • admit this to themselves — they are possibly the best.
    • unwilling to force themselves to admit where the cleavage
    • ourselves: When we enter the spiritual world — either
    • sake of our freedom were isolated within ourselves. We shall
    • never be able to excuse ourselves if we had confused human
    • much assistance from themselves. But as I said, we need only
    • could nourish themselves without at the same time filling
    • And what is most important of all is to inform ourselves
    • deceiving themselves; they would like to have as leaders men
    • themselves. The others have not understood how to bring
    • themselves. Youth wants human beings who have understood how
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    • ourselves of the indications I have given you concerning the
    • ourselves of the essential character of thinking as it is
    • beings but we have also shut ourselves off entirely from what
    • themselves to us today. We say that a rose is red ; the Greek
    • to form a world-conception for ourselves, how are the
    • clear to yourselves. — Man confronts the sense-world
    • individuals capable of occupying themselves usefully with
    • ourselves that the blossom of the plant is already working in
    • not pay attention. They still content themselves with
    • content themselves with these ideas. When a man pursues any
    • consciousness that the structure we thus take into ourselves
    • perceive for yourselves that Nature everywhere tends to
    • into ourselves as corpses the living thoughts which were ours
    • in pre-earthly existence, receive them into ourselves, that
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    • world. Things there do not allow themselves to be manoeuvred
    • themselves to be God-given beings of Earth. And the authority
    • Imagination of the Gods. They said to themselves : The Gods
    • fact it is true that we have lifted ourselves right out of
    • awareness of pre-earthly existence and they felt themselves
    • although they felt themselves to be still permeated by the
    • themselves wherever there is a holy place, the God who
    • must learn to feel ourselves independent of the super-earthly
    • And philosophers today who drag themselves about, panting and
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    • these false views in the human beings themselves, and leading
    • spiritual world, but that they only have to submit themselves
    • talk, raising ourselves up from the realm of man to a realm above
    • concrete spiritual beings, that is, we raise ourselves to the
    • lose those whom you wish to attain for yourselves? Does not one
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    • and as we ourselves stand within it, Let us disregard the human
    • animal kingdoms, and let us ask ourselves: what is then actually
    • taken that up into yourselves which we had to say about this
    • taken up into the extreme of light when we transpose ourselves
    • dream, experience ourselves without our gravity, we experience
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    • as if they were just waking up, they felt themselves especially
    • beings, because in our bodies we could distinguish ourselves
    • spiritual human beings. But then we know nothing of ourselves,
    • we are asleep with regard to ourselves. When, however, we are
    • — where people really are letting themselves dream of all
    • noticed yourselves the tremendous joy of a superstitious
    • around us. We must really place ourselves as positive defenders
    • ourselves to an understanding of the fact that Anthroposophy
    • friends we have a splendid opportunity for awakening ourselves.
    • making themselves felt everywhere, then we must not be
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    • tested. We often find ourselves impelled by instinct to an
    • perceptions themselves that are directly connected with
    • us in that the will impulses separate themselves from the
    • themselves, and, on the other, things whose existence is due
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    • reveal themselves as they are at present but in their spiritual
    • nature. They reveal themselves as objective entities; they
    • take into themselves our memories. As we turn our attention to
    • we would picture to ourselves how a human being develops,
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    • air processes. But now depict to yourselves the following: the
    • ourselves. Only the solid organism can be observed by itself.
    • Picture to yourselves the way the human organism functions: You
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    • something which is apart from ourselves. In this spiritual
    • are ourselves. We do learn to know ourselves ever more as
    • ourselves from all other beings.
    • thoughts themselves do not care particularly about the
    • have to devote ourselves to the thoughts concerned with the
    • themselves are not subjective; for them it is quite immaterial
    • physical world. We grasp ourselves when we look through the
    • sense organ, we suddenly experience ourselves within the sun.
    • higher cognition we feel ourselves to be not only within the
    • till waking. At first, we do not see ourselves. When we have
    • perceive ourselves when through schooling we come out
    • described it: We feel ourselves to be within the sun, making
    • happens all too often to those who occupy themselves with
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    • termed, strictly within the phenomena themselves — that is,
    • phenomena to explain themselves, in the Goethean sense.
    • what the phenomena themselves reveal.
    • technology we actually create the phenomena ourselves.
    • that which we want to control. And as it is we ourselves
    • ourselves without such fantasy. It is even believed that
    • had absorbed a content which the Gods themselves wished
    • aspect of the earth which the Gods themselves wish annihilated.
    • again returning because they cannot rouse themselves to
    • ancient times. They asked themselves: What is going to happen?
    • with the earth when the Gods dissolve it. Men themselves would
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    • something ourselves but instruct somebody else to do it, this
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    • practiced then because they cannot rouse themselves to
    • felt themselves to be members of the whole universe. They had
    • out and formed of themselves rhythmic speech. Thus, the changed
    • physical body with our soul and unite ourselves with what lives
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    • thinking out of ourselves into the external world, whereas the
    • contrast, we must give ourselves up to the world in order
    • combining abstract, logical thoughts, but by uniting ourselves
    • themselves and share in them.
    • gather together to form a kind of union and place themselves
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    • ourselves — indeed, we have to sweat
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    • themselves with this or that recognized field of reality. The
    • biologically we can make clear to ourselves the process of
    • As human beings who address themselves as “I,” we
    • Philosophers themselves arrive at a notion of the ego by
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture II: Soul Exercises in Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
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    • conceptions themselves. These conceptions may consist of all
    • abandon ourselves to this dreamy, half-conscious soul state.
    • experiences of inspiration project themselves in pictures upon
    • with the spiritual beings. As we live by ourselves in our own
    • themselves in imagination and inspiration. In this way we
    • envelop themselves during the waking state in what I have
    • rhythmical man themselves, as is the case in the state of
    • themselves to imaginative and inspired perception, but whom one
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    • ourselves rightly for the first time. What is experienced in
    • as the meaning we ourselves attribute to the phenomena of color
    • we immerse ourselves with our ego in the spiritual beings
    • a direct relationship to those spirits, among whom we ourselves
    • ourselves in it in full consciousness if we want to become
    • ourselves the soul condition of primeval man as it was in its
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    • within ourselves as willing, we have a young soul, which by its
    • produce it out of themselves. This content can be permeated by
    • out of themselves. But what they brought forth were merely
    • they were put forward, were in themselves proof that the living
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    • experience ourselves in the brain not as a homogeneous
    • themselves directly together with the relationships established
    • sleep. So, during this stage we find ourselves actually
    • of waking and sleeping and inform ourselves concerning what it
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    • Thus, we must picture to ourselves that in his pre-earthly
    • transformed and we ourselves are changed with them, in
    • themselves. It appears to me as if they were becoming star-like
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    • to yourselves through the following explanation. When you
    • perceive how the two parts conduct themselves in the
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    • next occupy ourselves with the details of how the waking
    • die down within themselves and make room for the soul, if
    • actions of his do not express themselves in him as do mere
    • can unite ourselves with the impulse that makes possible
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    • into it, so to speak. We feel ourselves to be in this
    • death, they express themselves by trying to prevent man
    • in question, we behold the beings themselves. We do not look
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    • can see thought-forms should subject themselves to an
    • seers too would themselves have to be brought together by
    • such a thought by themselves, in the sixth edition — the
    • feeling and willing to relate ourselves to that plane. When we
    • think, we create for ourselves mental pictures of the things
    • contained in our intention. Relationships between ourselves and
    • ourselves for this. Please take the words, ‘we prepare
    • ourselves,’ as something infinitely important, for in reality
    • we can never do anything more than prepare ourselves to enter
    • capacity for spiritual investigation is to prepare ourselves
    • We can so prepare ourselves, but the manifestation of the
    • ourselves by adopting every measure that makes our actions more
    • than this: individuals must make themselves worthy of it and
    • detail in my books, by making ourselves ready to receive the
    • except prepare ourselves through the methods described, in
    • table is, where the chairs are, where you yourselves are
    • generally think — especially those who imagine themselves
    • sees nothing. We ourselves are the part of the world which we
    • ourselves over entirely to it. We forget ourselves and suppress
    • yourselves to meditation. Thereby you succeed in suppressing
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    • will remind ourselves again of what I told you yesterday about
    • round about us and we take their images into ourselves. In
    • things themselves. We could not become aware of them if our
    • you will say to yourselves: these pictures contain something
    • there.’ We must be able to distinguish ourselves
    • have a conscious hold of ourselves, being able to distinguish
    • ourselves from the picture … let us suppose that
    • remaining in the whole situation and without freeing ourselves
    • is that we must identify ourselves with the picture, with all
    • of pictures spiritually, devour them, take them into ourselves,
    • identify ourselves with them, sink into them. In other words,
    • reality it is the picture with which we have united ourselves
    • or the series of pictures we have taken into ourselves which
    • dead, after having identified ourselves with the picture, all
    • having become one with the pictures, we prepare ourselves to
    • happening or being concerned. We must ourselves have become one
    • ourselves in the pictures. We put ourselves consciously
    • self-observation. During the process of submerging ourselves in
    • in ourselves. Just think ... I have told you that we become
    • made these pictures disappear by identifying ourselves with
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    • themselves to the seer in Imagination, and then, needless to
    • identify ourselves with the pictures, to consume them, as it
    • As pictures they are realities in themselves; they express
    • ourselves are — why is it that we do not become aware of
    • have identified ourselves with Imagination, when we actually
    • before the soul; we try to identify ourselves with these
    • and identify ourselves with the pictures if we are to perceive
    • which we have identified ourselves, we know the following.
    • — If, having completely identified ourselves with the
    • with which we have identified ourselves. This can happen only
    • full-blooded Imaginations. They reflect themselves in us and we
    • into ourselves and not merely had them as reflections, we
    • and guard what we ourselves are not capable of
    • draw ourselves out of the physical world and pass into the
    • the soul we ourselves have evoked, flows by and we can feel the
    • losing ourselves in Nothingness. We have not the feeling of
    • experience that at which we aimed, the task we set ourselves.
    • signifies by raising ourselves to that life of soul which can
    • ourselves resting in the spiritual worlds. We need this mood of
    • process is that we emerge from ourselves as it were and
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    • transforming ourselves into other beings. And then I tried to
    • that is linked with the last. We must transform ourselves into
    • ourselves selflessly, without any pretentiousness in regard to
    • prepare ourselves, let us say, to find a human soul who is
    • ourselves are living between death and a new birth, that is to
    • on, are described just as they present themselves
    • seem foolish to those who call themselves scientists to-day.
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    • experiencing it as an idea. Sinking ourselves in these
    • such, is an actual fact. We experience ourselves as free human
    • perceive ourselves as realities in the external world.
    • thought, in such a way that the thoughts combine themselves
    • consciousness disclose themselves in their becoming.
    • substances separating themselves from the organic process of
    • By setting our will in action we go outside ourselves with part
    • willing we sink ourselves into the world, surrender ourselves
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    • neglecting his own spiritual substance. We should be able to recognise ourselves as men who are
    • giving public performances of Eurhythmy, we meant to identify ourselves with any kind of
    • And it is not without reason that such ideas should show themselves in literature where the
    • ahrimanic impulses in the place of those that are luciferic. Today they hide themselves behind
    • greet each other in earnest, associating ourselves in this knowledge with what must be the cure
    • heart and soul in this building need not worry themselves about being thus reproached. For even
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    • of man as a soul being. So that we understand ourselves just as if we were to look at the
    • man, we may be able to think of ourselves and what belongs to the human spirit-and-soul as
    • themselves they are able to learn about the universe, what figures with them as mysticism —
    • to place ourselves outside the sphere of perceptible concepts for which we have no content. We
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    • through in those days and made themselves felt as atavistic powers of vision. We could therefore
    • post-Atlantean epoch for men to exert themselves more and more to attain what is of particular
    • unite ourselves with the divine all. These are contrasting pictures which present-day man may do
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    • Now we can ask ourselves: So what was living in
    • way of thinking that we ourselves find religious feeling permeated with a legalistic element. In
    • express themselves, spread out, in imaginative pictures. In the Western culture we find that, in
    • in themselves what was divided between three spheres. They themselves organize it in the social
    • — the grave situation —in which we find ourselves.
    • cannot progress properly because in the autumn we found ourselves in great money difficulties.
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    • how these differentes within humanity express themselves in the civilized world.
    • North America. She lost these colonies to England. The colonies freed themselves again. The
    • that set themselves the task within their sphere of action of suppressing consciousness of self,
    • desire not to call themselves to account concerning the real motives behind their actions. One
    • probably perfectly upright men in themselves (I do not impute strong Ahrimanic impulses to them)
    • — are themselves bearers of such premature beings; but the pupilship to such beings lies
    • And what then, in total, is the task these beings have set themselves?
    • They have set themselves the task of keeping life
    • allow themselves to be convinced a little of the existence of the causes!
    • East, who fancifully attribute to themselves all possible selflessness — a selflessness
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    • past, but wish now to work into and to influence human lives, assert themselves; not, indeed,
    • through human beings themselves, but by appearing to them. We spoke of how these beings influence
    • the human 'I' and astral body — and then asserting themselves, without the people realizing
    • human beings who have permeated themselves to a lesser degree with the Roman element than have
    • make themselves felt in the world. In the East this is different. A different stream moves
    • human constitution of those peoples who have gradually asserted themselves in the centre of
    • described yesterday to assert themselves in the leaders of the people of Central Europe. But this
    • separated, beings asserted themselves in them of the kind that often worked unconsciously on
    • attacks of the spirits of the West that asserted themselves in his will, that surged particularly
    • people allow themselves to be absorbed by the
    • themselves.
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    • where things go on in the usual way, the Greeks considered themselves dependant on their gods, on
    • the Greeks concerned themselves when they wanted to receive social impulses. Here they ascended
    • We modern human beings must certainly also endeavour to lift ourselves up to inspiration; an
    • post-Atlantean epoch, people were to hold on to capital even when they themselves could no longer
    • ourselves over to the foreigner and, no sooner having done so, then exercising an unconscious,
    • influence on the foreigners to whom we had subjected ourselves.'
    • prevent this spiritual science from arising assert themselves. And, basically, there are only a
    • willing to engage themselves absolutely whole-heartedly for spiritual science, nothing beneficial
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    • nature. People felt themselves to be in the realm of knowledge when gods spoke through the
    • knowledge again only when they concern themselves with what lies at the basis of
    • us, out of ourselves, to open the doors again to the spiritual world; to come to a perception of
    • particularly among those who pride themselves on being practical, who, for example, go into
    • and prefer to get along with the old. The machine age has arrived. Machines themselves show how
    • — a life certainly which he can still deny because they manifest themselves to begin with
    • beings have not diverted into machines, are still in human beings themselves and manifest as the
    • themselves.
    • qualified him really to control the spirits which assert themselves in the economic life. An
    • practical.' Of course it cannot be practical if people do not engage themselves in it; just as,
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    • Today we will remind ourselves that there were
    • here people could no longer themselves behold the Mystery in the sense of the old spirituality,
    • was placed in this social order by the gods themselves through the recognizing of this fact by
    • and so on, who set themselves against the bare principle of
    • themselves about the Mystery of Golgotha through the Gospels. The Church opposed this because it
    • authority, on absolute faith in authority — it is only that people delude themselves about
    • way the majority lost the power to face the truth for themselves and in the last resort this has
    • visionary gift and say all sorts of things they do not understand themselves against this modern
    • Gospels were a unity. Even today it is strictly forbidden for Catholics to occupy themselves with
    • how, in what is actually going on, significant things proclaim themselves. And, for the most
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    • encapsulate themselves in their habitual ideas so that nothing can penetrate which conflicts with
    • learn of nature, the less we understand of ourselves, the less we understand of the human
    • article; it is meant as a force for life and people will have gradually to accustom themselves to
    • make themselves mature and ready for the Christ-event of the twentieth century. But everything
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    • not given themselves up to egoism alone, but who have spent their life
    • Picture to yourselves that when we enter physical existence we are born
    • Science prepare themselves to appear in earthly existence again as soon as
    • guide the world by devoting yourselves to what lies in their intentions.
    • evolution are furthered through what people take up into themselves who
    • concern themselves with something which is not, so to speak, the culture of
    • people of the present time; that they concern themselves with something
    • Earth-existence busy, themselves with something which has a significance
    • concern themselves with the fact that they will also be eaten; that does
    • grains let themselves be distracted from preparing those of the next year,
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    • Moon-stage. And we must remind ourselves of the fact that, in a certain
    • they win for themselves the impulses which they then ray forth into the
    • and human beings; we ourselves — as mankind — would find it
    • prepared by us when we raise ourselves to the stage of Spiritual
    • biologists, thinking themselves particularly advanced, say: As many
    • ourselves entirely with this idea. We must not expect that we can carry
    • “think ourselves into his mind”, as it were. All this must
    • confirm ourselves in those feelings and perceptions that we can make
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    • at its starting point have been formed by human beings themselves. It
    • given themselves up more and more to thought, but the human heart,
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    • element in which they felt themselves to be actually cleverer than
    • to themselves: Yes, this or the other came; it placed itself before
    • we cannot ourselves bring our night's experiences into our
    • day's knowledge, from what we have gained for ourselves from waking
    • to going to sleep. We can thus say: Ahriman, instead of ourselves,
    • — and we say to ourselves: I know this person. But
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    • something like a shadowy outline, a phantom, of ourselves; not
    • ourselves must be inserted, for we are continuously losing something,
    • at that time rebelled against, showed themselves in antipathy to,
    • at home in the existing evolution; they felt themselves to be
    • result which arise from ourselves and pour themselves into the
    • ancient Rome they did not say to themselves: One man rules other men,
    • themselves: if the Republic is said to have a significance in the
    • Such men said to themselves: Yes, we
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    • confined to us ourselves, to live only within us as our impulses of
    • relate thinking to ourselves as we do now, but we should look back to
    • of the earth. Only through first feeling ourselves to be identified
    • foreign and hostile to such an aim. We must not deceive ourselves
    • and only for ourselves. We should develop not a single altruistic
    • medium, they would most certainly bethink themselves that there were
    • themselves: what it is will soon be evident. They wanted to know
    • earth from that otherwise taken when we do not ally ourselves to such
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    • World-conceptions can have ever such fine proofs in themselves, they
    • themselves in a really extraordinarily logical way, they have an
    • worlds permeate our world, for the way other worlds allow themselves
    • persons concerned are prevented from coming and excuse themselves; so
    • because this heart of ours received its rudiments when we ourselves
    • illusion we now ascribe our feelings to ourselves as I have shown,
    • secrets of art too gradually reveal themselves to us. They unfold as
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    • Luciferic-Ahrimanic beings have asserted themselves. And here we can
    • ourselves persecuted, develop no antipathy against anyone
    • unintentional untruthfulness. We must never flatter ourselves that
    • Society might not speak of themselves, they always spoke about
    • much we are inclined to attribute far more selflessness to ourselves
    • in the first place thoroughly work ourselves out of our dependence on
    • So we have furnished ourselves with a
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    • out their own thoughts for themselves. Now the kind of
    • Father God in the days of antiquity. Men said to themselves:
    • themselves created. These other Divinities are the Beings
    • insinuated themselves into the things of the Earth. The things
    • said to themselves: The Godhead works through the blood,
    • back again to them. The Gods desire the blood for themselves.
    • themselves. Christ directed the minds of men to all that
    • beings who subsequently had insinuated themselves into the
    • themselves, only they must be understood in the right way,
    • very fact that we need no longer allow ourselves to be led
    • intellect. They allow themselves to be misled by this intellect
    • ourselves may labour. The fourth condition is upon us. It only
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    • leading classes and social ranks have allied themselves with certain
    • themselves as excluded by virtue of their entire life situation from what
    • the leading classes have essentially concocted for themselves. As regards
    • what people claim for themselves today as religious content is after all
    • earth in human physical bodies. Let us remind ourselves as before, of
    • hardly come to any other judgment than in asking themselves,
    • let us remind ourselves again and again, that it is actually quite absurd
    • attempted to do in various fields, making clear to ourselves what the
    • earthly human being. If we make concretely clear to ourselves, in detail,
    • reality. In this manner, human beings have torn themselves away from a
    • proceeding to such concrete ideas do real thoughts reveal themselves
    • and supra-physical world. And only in permeating ourselves with such
    • that, nothing else is implied than that we should train ourselves to
    • quite differently than what we ourselves have thought. For we should have
    • ourselves within the totality, then we join in hastening toward the
    • feel ourselves standing within what is comprised by the genius of
    • further, in other words, in learning to overcome ourselves more and more.
    • within ourselves, circling continuously around our own self, we
    • widening of interest it is necessary for us to educate ourselves to
    • experience to act of themselves as necessity demanded. In speaking to one
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    • the old realities had not transformed themselves into platitudes,
    • to deceive themselves, and when they recognize the deception as
    • themselves to be adrift when they can really feel the solidity of the
    • deceive themselves as to what is real. What good does it do to
    • to motivate ourselves to think big. We will discuss this further
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    • how everything in the world is alive, and how to express ourselves
    • that is, cultural life, are dependent only upon themselves.
    • our evolution. How could people let themselves be deceived by
    • hindrance. We should ask ourselves why this is so. It is very
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    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
    • senses, it is futile to ask it what we ourselves are as human
    • ourselves, although it does give us a huge amount of
    • evermore repeat to ourselves: what we feel as our innermost
    • and sternness: We must first make ourselves truly human, warm
    • this it is necessary that we prepare ourselves, without levity,
    • revelation can rise in us. We must say to ourselves: If we
    • all those who consider themselves members of this School should
    • the human heart, so deep that we can only fathom ourselves:
    • seat of this fear. We must tell ourselves that we were born and
    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
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    • correctly prepare ourselves for creative thinking, the
    • ourselves in order to enter the spiritual world as genuine,
    • themselves the following question: How often have I resolved to
    • is neither meaningless nor unimportant to ask yourselves such a
    • wish to belong to the Class ask themselves: Isn't there
    • To continually remind ourselves of this belongs to the
    • the worst possible way. Because people feel themselves as only
    • relatively easy to achieve clarity about ourselves. We don't
    • ourselves in our souls. We are always convinced that the
    • intimately into our souls if we wish to know ourselves as
    • feeling human beings. Only by facing ourselves directly with
    • complete conscientiousness do we lift ourselves up, do we lift
    • ourselves up over the obstacles which the second beast places
    • mockery even to themselves, but they are still mocking the
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    • themselves in joy of existence;
    • ourselves with this lifeblood for the soul that wishes to tread
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    • with ourselves. We should develop the idea that the esoteric
    • Yes, the gods have raised us to themselves by giving us
    • In that way, we no longer depend only on ourselves, but we grow
    • Words whose meanings alone are grasped leave us unto ourselves.
    • of ourselves. For only so, by coming out of ourselves, are we
    • willing. Within ourselves, our corporeal “I” holds
    • through which we can say to ourselves in all honesty and
    • raised ourselves to that higher part of our humanity which
    • ourselves to be one with the world.
    • ourselves, as in this mantric verse [Feel how the earth's
    • ourselves, we are only prompted to be aware of where the beast
    • and lift ourselves up in flame, the other verse exists -
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    • when we look within ourselves, concerning an external nature
    • nature. We must stop saying to ourselves: Out there is nature,
    • are ourselves within the element of warmth - we become more
    • accommodate themselves within the earth's world of light. And
    • ourselves for the next earth-life, the spirits warning us at
    • instead find ourselves with alien powers where the human origin
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    • a part of ourselves. We do differentiate a table or a chair
    • which exist outside of ourselves. We do not consider what is
    • consider it as the content of the world and of ourselves. So we
    • profound admission. This admission to ourselves is progressive,
    • out of their own being. And then we say to ourselves: All that
    • which encourages us to always wish to raise ourselves over this
    • process. We take the carbon into ourselves. And carbon is the
    • [?] ... just as we feel ourselves to be plant-like by the watery
    • ourselves.
    • according to the guidebook as events present themselves. We
    • Guardian of the Threshold as to how we can save ourselves from
    • beings. If we completely fill ourselves with inner dedicated
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    • Furthermore, all those who consider themselves to be legitimate
    • yourselves for the first time: I want to take the Guardian of
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    • the fixed stars and feeling, is the sun in ourselves [the sun
    • dear friends, we only need to immerse ourselves in these truths
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    • the forms the constellations possess. When we immerse ourselves
    • by their movements - so that having felt ourselves to be at
    • rest in respect to the stars, now we feel ourselves to be set
    • feel ourselves bound to the earth by the force of the earth
    • yourselves as human beings standing amidst the earth's forces.
    • we can feel ourselves as the ones touching, sensing. We can
    • then during the third stage we can immerse ourselves in what
    • Thus, do you measure yourselves, radiate, strengthen yourselves
    • for us. Then we say to ourselves with total certainty: the
    • this spirit. And if we feel ourselves as spirit in the
    • but threefold. Then it is as though by binding ourselves to the
    • themselves.
    • [Translator's Note: in German the stars themselves can be
    • we say to ourselves when we have arrived on the other side of
    • must look up to the stars and with devotion say to ourselves:
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    • comes to meet us. But as long as we confine ourselves to using
    • the planets, behold the stars, fill yourselves with the
    • far greater thoughtfulness we can imagine ourselves into the
    • ourselves carried away by our soul's vision.
    • immerse ourselves in it. When we have this feeling — I
    • here on the earth [inner circle]. Then we draw ourselves up to
    • most sublime, where we feel ourselves in dialog with the gods
    • themselves, where the gods not only let us read, but
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    • themselves to the School with great diligence, Miss Maryon
    • saw how we place ourselves in the world process and how in
    • What is actually going on? When do we see ourselves
    • dwellings of the gods, then the gods themselves who live in
    • the beings of the higher hierarchies themselves, at first
    • which the godly beings themselves speak, and should let
    • allowing ourselves to be impressed by the radiance of the
    • happening and when we free ourselves from the theoretical,
    • from the intellectual content, go out from ourselves, so that
    • striving and vibrantly radiating so that we feel ourselves
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    • And when you have sensed this, ask yourselves: When I think
    • [yellow]. And you will then say to yourselves: When I speak, I
    • ourselves as being transferred to where we hear what is being
    • “I” to ourselves, where are we looking? Yes, this
    • say “I” to ourselves we are confirming that we are
    • way, and if we experience ourselves within the spiritual world
    • Hierarchies, then we will find ourselves in possession of true
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    • So if we can always feel ourselves in this situation
    • saying it; we should transpose ourselves into the situation I
    • Each leg is placed before the other. Thus we carry ourselves
    • around us, but also how we experience ourselves in the
    • ourselves for this mantra by using the good German word
    • than the Thrones. They do not show themselves in the
    • reveal themselves by their being; the Cherubim reveal
    • themselves by their tools; the Seraphim reveal themselves by
    • though we are not ourselves speaking, thinking, feeling and
    • willing; rather that we completely forget ourselves and feel
    • ourselves: this normal consciousness has meditated. It has
    • ourselves to be meditants, and when there are moments when we
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    • and willing can strengthen themselves after having consciously
    • ceases. We enlarge ourselves, we expand, and at the same time
    • Now he delves deeper into himself. And — note the
    • ourselves speaking the words after the Guardian has been
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    • Every night when we sleep we find ourselves in the realm to
    • Now we to situational meditation: how to see ourselves already
    • asking. This answer, which the cosmic-powers themselves
    • with each of the elements, so that we may feel ourselves to
    • how we will comport ourselves in respect to the earth's firm
    • moments we give ourselves over to the spirit. And Ahriman
    • possible for the soul. We must not only expose ourselves to
    • Ahriman. In meditation we must imagine ourselves in this
    • strongly feel ourselves on the other side of this threshold
    • ourselves the essence of plants, we have it in our earthly
    • ourselves. Only we elevate it to the level of humanity.
    • Thus we find ourselves here in the sensible world
    • Archai. We feel ourselves to be in this situation. The
    • ourselves to be complete and enclosed. We do not feel everything
    • beyond the abyss, still trying to orient ourselves, we feel
    • to develop the kindling force of our own selves, the kindling
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    • the Anthroposophical Society than that they feel themselves
    • esoteric situation in which we feel ourselves: first of all,
    • by a dark, night-bedecked wall. We see ourselves entering
    • ourselves in relation to the four elements. He tells us how
    • Who answers? The hierarchies themselves answer
    • hearts, to the extent that we feel ourselves to be within the
    • element. We must immerse ourselves in it as the all-pervading
    • We feel ourselves most intimately united with
    • the warmth element. We ourselves are what is warm or cold in
    • We must feel ourselves completely within this
    • And we find ourselves in the situation where we know that we
    • ourselves are within this glimmering light. We feel ourselves
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    • themselves, to the even higher spirits, to the spirits of the
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    • heart may resonate with it, we must feel ourselves to be within
    • the all-moving, all-pervading cosmic light in which we ourselves
    • through the teachings of Christ men should protect themselves
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    • feel ourselves surrounded by this Spirit-Word. We feel the
    • world penetrated by this Spirit-Word. We feel ourselves
    • ourselves spiritually immersed in the spiritual world
    • voice. And in  experiencing ourselves in this blazing
    • may experience in ourselves the true “I am”,
    • themselves; we have let the images and inspirations which
    • founded by Michael. We feel ourselves to be in it. They are
    • When in September we find ourselves again in
    • We should feel how we ourselves go through all
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    • disposition and attitude, feeling yourselves to be members not
    • Anthroposophical Society other than what they themselves
    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
    • Warm themselves in joy of existence;
    • (We feel ourselves impelled to take a few steps closer to the
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    • pictures. We imagine ourselves in front of a corpse which has
    • themselves, then I ask them to only keep it for eight days and
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    • souls, he makes us aware of how we should integrate ourselves
    • ourselves, remaining in our own skin, if we do not go out of
    • ourselves and let our body become the whole world. Then will
    • ourselves free by inner striving. Our gaze goes earthward if we
    • want to localize our will. We must feel ourselves one with the
    • free ourselves from the earth's gravity if we want to let our
    • through us, and we will feel ourselves to be in the wide
    • where we must feel ourselves to be if our feeling wants to
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    • speak; the darkness wants to make us lose ourselves in matter.
    • not letting ourselves be overtaken by light, nor letting the
    • lose our Selves in the cold. We must find the equilibrium
    • ourselves in equilibrium between light and darkness, in
    • devote ourselves to the darkness alone, for then we would lose
    • ourselves in the substance of darkness. We must strive for what
    • will be light within by means of the force which we ourselves
    • yourselves to these mantric worlds with the right conviction
    • equilibrium in the soul is present in the words themselves.
    • ourselves united internally with warmth. We feel the earth
    • subconscious. The powers of air thrust themselves in only when
    • inner meaning with which we should unite ourselves in
    • one with the cosmos if we bring ourselves to live into the
    • universe, if we wish to feel ourselves to be members of this
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    • thus showing us an image of ourselves, which in turn shows us
    • ourselves: This corpse could never have come into being the way
    • ourselves unilaterally to it, how the darkness can be dangerous
    • if we devote ourselves unilaterally to it, how we must seek our
    • sensual embers of feeling if we surrender ourselves to the
    • when we seek willing in the earthly depths we find ourselves in
    • Thirdly, when we feel ourselves to be in the air element with
    • earth and the air in thought and imagine ourselves wanting to
    • fear of ourselves and know that we are nullified if we only
    • ourselves a very long time, especially at this point, so they
    • should comport ourselves in respect to the outer world.
    • But it is just this understanding of ourselves as earthly human
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    • is, in ourselves.
    • of love towards the being, we let ourselves grow wings of love,
    • to ourselves — because we sense that the kind of thoughts
    • ourselves: There is our flowing, living thinking. It doesn't
    • shape of the universe. If we can say to ourselves in all
    • beside ourselves. Then the will's thinking becomes the thinking
    • are to prepare ourselves — and we feel this preparation
    • must create the feeling that we are not speaking ourselves, but
  • Title: First Class Lessons: Lesson XXVI (recapitulation)
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    • we said to ourselves: our own humanity is not here; we must
    • the earthly man, which we ourselves also are during earthly
    • the person who stands over there, who we ourselves are, in a
    • that other person, who we ourselves are, has waves of will
    • figure, which we ourselves are:
    • ourselves are, and he admonishes that we are to see this
    • appears to us from out of sleeping feeling. We feel ourselves
    • which we are ourselves in earthly life, but this time after
    • the person over there, who we are ourselves, telling us to look
    • who we ourselves are. We make the picture and develop the



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