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  • Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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    • is something quite different. We can get an idea of this by means of a
    • reason for the difference between an Asiatic and an American? The
    • reason is that the starry heavens are portrayed at two different
    • looked upon differently from how it is done today. I will give you a
    • Three was contained in the one in a different way — four again in a
    • different way. The unit embraced all numbers and was the greatest.
    • different mysteries in the world of numbers.
    • the spheres. This is the difference between what holds good today and
  • Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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    • uniform fluid, but as being differentiated and organized — though
    • differentiations, is an organism in the same sense as the solid organism,
    • differentiation. It is permeated by the forces of the Ego. — That
    • Man regarded in a different way:
    • — we should find in registering the warmth in the different parts
    • a firm, self-enclosed block; but it is also inwardly differentiated
    • obvious from the fact that the different solid substances have, for
    • example, different weights; this alone shows that the solids within
    • the human organism are differentiated, have different specific weights
    • It is different when we come to the second, the fluid organism that is
    • degree of difference between the aeriform organism and the solid
    • Ego generate impulses of will? From a different point of view we have
    • This shows us that by taking these different organisms in man into
    • fluid organism with its own inner differentiation and configuration;
    • asleep. It is different in the case of the astral body and feeling.
  • Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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    • We also studied consciousness at its different levels. As I said
    • its qualities, differs completely from the physical which alone is
    • different organisms as the result of enthusiasm for moral ideals.
    • case of theoretical ideas everything is different, no matter how
    • warmth-organism — that is the difference.
    • man's picture of the universe was very different. All that has
    • ancient astronomy. This ancient astronomy was quite different from
  • Title: Lecture: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Events
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    • must come to life again, but in an entirely different form —
    • different direction, rising up from parts of his organism other than
    • egotistical action is different from an action permeated by love.
    • another, oxygen; they are merely differently grouped. This is simply
  • Title: Lecture: Search for the New Isis, the Divine Sophia: The Quest for the Isis-Sophia
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    • different form during our fifth post-Atlantean age. Humankind must
  • Title: Evil and the Future of Man
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    • in effect, something altogether different from the so-called death of
    • is altogether different. And if a man defined it thus: An engine is a
    • in the Universe for a very different purpose: when man is summoned to
    • Needless to say, every branch of culture has many different branches
    • altogether different from what the men of today are as yet inclined to
    • differently. In the two thousand years which still have to pass until
    • quite different way in which men are now related to speech and
    • Wilson. And yet there is a radical difference between the two — a
    • difference which we notice as we read. Not indeed a difference in
    • we evolve towards the future. The difference is this: in Hermann
    • shall have an altogether different social life when men can hear
  • Title: Lecture: The Human Heart
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    • spirit. What we were, and what we experienced there, is very different
    • they are so utterly different from earthly conditions. Man models his
    • inwards. As etheric body it is, of course, undifferentiated at the
    • he has one, but he obtains it differently from the way in which he
    • present birth. Moreover, the astral body is highly differentiated,
    • differentiated astral body becomes more and more undifferentiated.
    • mist, new differentiations come into it from another side — first
    • differentiations which the astral body has brought with it are far
    • dissolved. Into this undifferentiated entity all that we do now is
    • the physical heart, the ego takes a different path. It slides into the
    • itself our activities. Therefore it makes a great difference whether a
  • Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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    • entire life. It is somewhat different in character, however, from the
    • A completely different
    • belladonna, the deadly nightshade: how are actual poisons different
    • lives in individual plants. Then we will also know how the different
    • scientific medicine must take on a different character. The outer
    • organism in a completely different way, we can stimulate the
  • Title: Lecture: Outlooks for the Future
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    • the Atlantean epoch, everything was quite different. Let us therefore call
    • very different from ours. I have repeatedly drawn attention to the fact (you
    • was quite different. If someone harboured evil thoughts, his face completely
    • differ very much from one another and their features will be strongly
    • transformable. Strong measures, quite different and far stronger
  • Title: Lecture: Self Knowledge and the Christ Experience
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    • life on earth, we shall have to look at human life from ever-differing
    • man was not the real human being. The natural man was clearly differentiated
    • under Greek conditions in a different incarnation, would say: ‘Take heed
    • This indicates once again the enormous difference between the
    • later era in which we now live. Our soul's work is different. We should be
    • something different. We have to achieve our full humanity while on earth.
  • Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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    • nature of man's development is entirely different in the three different
    • considerable difference in this respect in the first, second and third stage
    • that blood was different then. And they would not even have had the
    • makes a difference if you understand the kinds of things that are being
    • from an entirely different quarter than the study of the aesthetics of color.
    • The ability to teach comes from an entirely different quarter than the
    • steer their thoughts in the direction of spiritual science. Different kinds of
    • that spiritual scientific thoughts are different from thoughts without
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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    • difference of soul-life between the so-called educated bourgeoisie and
    • the same, although the causes were different.
    • begin to think about many things in a different way. Only then will
    • bringing to a decisive issue the overwhelming difference between
    • earth in different streams. Races and peoples began to intermix, thus
    • reality is becoming more and more evident, manifests in different
    • the nerves and senses is altogether different from what can be known
    • Different again is the effect produced by what is rhythmic in the
    • But there are great differences in respect of all this — for example,
  • Title: Lecture: The Sun-Mystery in the Course of Human History
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    • sympathies and antipathies aroused by different forms of life, by
  • Title: Lecture: Truth Beauty and Goodness
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    • was as though forces streamed into his being and into his different
    • In the presence of ugliness the Greek's feeling was quite different
  • Title: The Individuality of Elias, John, Raphael, Novalis
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    • different — a description of what Raphael became on Earth after his
    • who came forth from Elijah-John, appearing before mankind in two different
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • must rely, for this, on an entirely different being, on a being who
    • enter a stream of evolution which is quite different from the one
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of Speech and Language
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    • speak. And we should not think about this any differently than we
    • before, except then it occurs in a different manner. Anyhow, when we
    • treat left-handed children differently from right-handed ones when I
    • languages differ in different regions of the earth. What does it mean
    • consonants. We see now that the differences between languages are
    • in a different place at that same time, he or she is affected as
    • the reasons why the languages on earth differ.
    • different from the one we would have if we did the same thing in the
    • answer; you can think about why languages are different as long as
  • Title: Lecture: The Sense-Organs and Aesthetic Experience
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    • It is different
    • feeling and willing; again three. But they are different; not
    • somewhat different. They are nearer to life-processes, but not as
    • many things. The stronger life of the sense-organs and the different
    • it with a soul attuned quite differently from your state of mind when
    • ask: Were things different in earlier times? Yes, in those times men
  • Title: Lecture: A Turning-Point in Modern History
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    • live on in humanity in a way quite different from the way imagined by
    • quite different man from Schiller. Schiller had tremendous inner
    • difference between them became a problem for Schiller. If you read his
    • something quite different, which can understand the preceding period
    • pays little attention, or he would be more aware of the difference
    • life — are as radically different as head, breast and limbs. To
  • Title: Lecture: Elemental Beings and Human Destinies
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    • Now, as you know, we can best comprehend the difference from a
    • conditions of Man's life of soul were quite different.
    • Earlier ages spoke from a different point of view of the close
    • words mean something quite different. They do not refer to the
    • read with an understanding quite different from the way in which we
  • Title: Lecture: Man, Offspring of the World of Stars
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    • insight into this entirely different world of perception and
    • Moon are entirely different in character and function. In a certain
    • forces which are also working but in a different way. The Moon forces
    • the human face, differentiating the features, but there is an
    • modified and differentiated in a high degree as they work upon the
    • forces, however, work in different ways in his being as we have heard.
    • This differentiation originates in the astral body in which the forces
  • Title: Lecture: The Three Stages of Sleep
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    • different with regard to the dramatic element of the dream, to
    • have two entirely different pictures. In the first dream we
    • although the picture sequence has been quite different. What
    • the soul has lived through is something entirely different from
    • soul content may be clothed in 10, 20 or a hundred different
    • quite different happens.
    • outside the body. The individual lives then in a different
    • entered a different destiny, a destiny which I will describe in
    • different. It is nevertheless possible for Ahasueris to appear
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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    • in the form of revelation. There is no fundamental difference between
    • altogether different world. He was able to assimilate some of this
    • in all, four hundred and seventy-four Divine Beings of different
    • different peoples: Zeus, Apollo, Baal — all the Gods. The reason
    • why the peoples have different Gods is that one race has chosen twelve
    • different religions, not as the outcome of vague sentiment but of the
    • knowledge that the different Gods of the peoples constitute, in their
    • for it must be pursued now-a-days in a different way), the deepest
    • different Gods.
  • Title: Lecture: The Recovery of the Living Source of Speech
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    • difference it makes to man whether the words he speaks are formed in
    • therefore we shall not concern ourselves with the differences that
    • If now we go back into more remote ages, we find something different
    • Archangels. Hence are the Archangels the Spirits of the different
    • whole relationship moreover was different. In those remote times man
    • not so at all, their whole life of soul was of a different character
    • come into an entirely different world when we come to Greece —
    • We shall in the future have an altogether different kind of
  • Title: Lecture: Gnostic Doctrines and Supersensible Influences in Europe
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    • of this mystery took many different forms but no essential purpose
    • different phase of development. It is not a question here of the
    • understand that civilised humanity is faced with different tasks
    • during the different epochs. In an earlier age, kinship with the
    • world of the Pleroma. Faculties of an entirely different character
  • Title: Lecture I: Ancient Myths
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    • is far from being exhausted. Again and again from different
    • standpoints different things may be asserted in regard to a myth. It
    • Greeks, Israelites and Egyptians had different conceptions of
    • institutions among other peoples. This differs a little from the
    • different, what the Egyptian conceived of as Osiris was no stranger
    • that in spite of the difference of the separate myths, there existed
    • therefore is something which differs radically in the Grecian teaching
    • place for this Zeus-being. Thus the Greek differentiated essentially
    • different, and that this looking back went hand in hand with the
    • different states of consciousness. This he felt, this he perceived.
    • Alchemists something different is meant from the ordinary earthly
    • deeper is the natural science one finds in it, only a different one,
    • you notice how different the things are and yet how they are all to
    • in a different way from how I am now. This relation has altered.
    • different way from in their own time. The old atavistic clairvoyance
  • Title: Lecture II: Ancient Myths
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    • Egypto-Chaldean epoch, so that it emerges again differently. The
    • were quite different from what they were later. And this too was
    • with quite different conditions of soul. Certain Brotherhoods of
    • modern times know, to be sure, about these entirely different
    • evolution, although of an entirely different kind.
    • differently in the female sex, and which apparently makes greater
    • a different sphere, so to say, and though externally it only comes to
    • only in different ways, experienced the fact that they actually
    • atmosphere present in Imaginations, it was a different matter.
    • different when they had the feeling: it is the sexual essences which
    • different, with the secrets of the air, which, however, are only
    • conception in these matters was different inasmuch as it put doctrine
    • connected with the fact that even objective things became different
    • nevertheless it is true: the air has become different. Naturally it
    • nevertheless the air has become different. The air has lost the
    • could say — become coarser. It has actually become different on
    • different from what one would speak of in ancient times.
    • what in older times could be thought of in quite different
    • these two different poles. To be Chauvinistic, is, nothing else
  • Title: Lecture III: Ancient Myths
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    • These Old Testament doctrines have sprung from a different spirit
    • the day before yesterday, as I spoke of the important difference
    • and significant a difference that one must bear it well in mind. In
    • uniform source; they have very different origins, and we bear much
    • different perception in humanity. This remembrance was thenceforward
    • the ancient Isis must take on quite a different form.
    • Eulenspiegel is still wandering through the different lands.
    • again differently, inasmuch as men experience the force of the word,
    • consciousness. This new element is radically different from the
    • question: What perhaps do we lose, what becomes different in us
  • Title: Lecture IV: Ancient Myths
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    • difference between men who seek to grasp in the soul the impulse of
    • different) as ‘mortal’ makes himself ‘immortal’.
    • man naturally breathes differently. For in every man's neighbourhood
    • his breathing. The thorax moved differently when the person was
    • breathed differently when he beheld the sun, when he beheld the dawn,
    • different from the earlier forms of knowing. In this epoch
    • for instance, that the Greek had a different perception of concepts
    • The forces of Mars are those again, but in a different way, that are
    • configuration of the different social structures spread over the
    • all questions of the war, he had always taken a different stand from
    • quite a different formulation, in fact in a reasonable formulation!
  • Title: Lecture V: Ancient Myths
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    • months ago indicated how changes in humanity as a whole differ from
    • have been capable of development in a way quite different from what
    • by our power of will. We become physically different in our twenties
    • and in this becoming different physically there lives at the same
    • great difference in the first 2,160 years after the great Atlantean
    • necessary it is to seek for fresh and different impulses for the
    • reality each age is a transition. But it is a different thing to know
    • must really be considered from a different standpoint from the one
    • to indifference, but to strong and active life. And therefore he
    • comfortable theory that the religious life makes different demands
    • forces, but we see there is a difference: the physical body grows
    • then becomes something different. Think of three directions that take
  • Title: Lecture VI: Ancient Myths
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    • abstract concepts; one requires something different for the
    • on earth. One must regard man quite differently.
    • regard the head of man differently from the rest of the organism.
    • through a quite different development from the rest of the organism.
    • matter of the spiritual world, time relationships are different from
    • faith must have an entirely different origin.
    • enlarge on this. But they are two utterly different things that are
    • different way from that in which it must be striven for now, of the
    • the universe differently.
    • becomes something quite different. There is something in me as man
    • developed since the 8th, 9th centuries, knows that many different
    • played its part for centuries will become different. We are standing
  • Title: Lecture VII: Ancient Myths
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    • heaven always differs, according to the special spot on earth and the
    • upon such things from quite a different side. One comes to such
    • direct object but on a relatively indifferent object, to which
    • different. It is dying out. The earth is dying. We know this from
    • differ very much from others. I have related the difference between
    • very different lines.
    • different form. (You can read in
    • on earth were quite different during the age of this Atlantean
    • contains, however, an important difference. You see, what we acquire
    • human being of that time, though in a different manner. The Lemurian
    • man was constituted in quite a different way from the man of
    • universe, I and only in this sense was it different. His head was
    • if one really studies history, there is a great difference between
    • thoughts. All has become different, and people are not yet willing to
    • notice that all has become different.
  • Title: Lecture: The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and the Development of Knowledge in Modern Times
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    • different standpoint. The way in which he deals with the problems
    • century; but we should observe this from a different standpoint.
    • were once investigated in an entirely different manner (this may be
    • there is no difference whatever between one of the two spheres of
  • Title: Lecture: The Remedy for Our Diseased Civilisation
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    • aspect — it is indifferent whether this is right or wrong —
    • see, I must continually call attention to the difference between
    • entirely different direction. But a living logic is something quite
    • different from an abstract logic. What may be deduced logically, need
    • reason, there is such a great difference between the things to which
    • see, in many ways we should consider the world from a different
    • number of differences is integrated in the moment of death, and
    • differentials. For, in reality, we die continually! Already when we
  • Title: Lecture: Goethe and the Evolution of Consciousness
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    • a different outlook is necessary from that to which they are
    • back to an age when human beings were quite differently constituted
    • must make our ideas plastic and form quite a different conception of
    • different kind of thinking, a different way of approaching the world,
    • difference is that in Pythagorean thought, measure, number and weight
    • world of absolutely different conceptions, and it was precisely for
    • to-day from a different angle.
    • Everything was different in an age when it would have been considered
    • the thought of Greece was quite different from his attitude to the
    • minds the radical difference between the mental attitude of the
    • the nature of an entirely different life of soul in an age when
  • Title: Lecture: Salt, Mercury, Sulphur
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    • words have, however, an entirely different significance in his
    • Boehme with a different meaning.
    • things indicate the existence of an altogether different wisdom and
    • up which appears in outer nature at a different stage, when something
    • different world. The moment we really understand these salt-and
    • life differs from the pre-earthly life precisely in this: the
    • very different from what they now find (i.e., at the beginning of our
  • Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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    • spiritual science holding a different view of Christianity. In
    • They must learn not only to think differently but to feel differently
    • the body is behind it. We must learn to perceive quite differently.
    • Men should feel that here, through these forms, something different
  • Title: Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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    • be different for the Anthroposophical Movement from what it was when
    • within the community, must follow a different path, one which only
    • any time spoken differently about these things, I should not have
  • Title: Lecture: Concerning the Origin and Nature of the Finnish Nation
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    • at that time — expressed in an entirely different way and on an
    • entirely different stage in “Faust”, in Goethe's “Faust”,
    • simply structured in a different way than the one to which we are
  • Title: Lecture: Perceiving and Remembering
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    • etheric body of man naturally consists of the different kinds of ether which
    • promulgated laws forbidding people to teach differently from what is taught
    • which should be a very different one, has to be preserved by printing. This
  • Title: Perception of the Nature of Thought
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    • made much progress in the understanding of such differences, the
    • difference, for instance, between the thought life of our own time
    • differently from how it lives in present-day mankind; this present
    • thought-life is still essentially different from that of modern
    • was different again in the third period when the inner impulse
    • Think of the great difference
    • philosophy follows a different course from that of human evolution in
    • differently regulated. It is not the path of human evolution, it is
    • different. Beings are evolving and they make use of human
    • you see, it is as if we look there into differing ranges of Beings,
  • Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Individualities of the Planets
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    • fundamental differences between these heavenly bodies, and this is
    • separated, what essential difference is there between, for example,
    • entirely different part in earthly life from the part it plays today.
    • different from human nature as it is today.
    • Jupiter is a planet with a different character. Jupiter is the
    • different orders of cosmic Beings. Whereas Saturn tells of the past,
    • The planet Venus is again different. In a certain way — how
  • Title: Lecture: The Elemental World and the Future of Mankind
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    • yogi. It makes a difference whether something is achieved through
    • gradually acquire knowledge in a different way, — he must set
    • difference whether one uses these terms or prefers the more recent
    • elements differ considerably from those of the lower ones. The
    • differentiate them from one another; they do not express any
    • spiritual reality something completely different from what ought to
  • Title: Lecture: A Picture of Earth-Evolution in the Future
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    • mineral substances — actually derive their different hues from this
    • the separation of the moon has proceeded through many different stages. And we
    • year of life. Women will then become barren. An entirely different form of
    • different conception of the being of man, and it can be developed only by
    • the radial bones into the spherical that we can truly perceive the difference
  • Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Communion of Mankind
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    • Mysteries that were the outcome of different conditions in the
    • into this quite different attitude of soul. I will put it in the
    • in him an entirely different mood. Whereas formerly he had felt that
    • different from what it afterwards became when men began to regard
    • different!) the starting-point of the descriptions would have been
  • Title: Lecture: Technology and Art: Their Bearing on Modern Culture
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    • has taken even the first steps of the initiate-life lives differently
    • through. The difference between one who has reached the first steps
    • is no difference.
    • initiation are also involved in this battle, the only difference
    • different in the Old Testament and the New Testament. What came to
    • different. That is the essential point.
    • of ‘I’, is entirely different — more and more
    • different the farther back we go into pre-Christian ages — from
    • verb itself, this is an entirely different matter from when it is
    • was man's relation to his surroundings different from what it is
    • to-day, but he was quite differently related to something that comes
    • to manifestation actually in himself: he was related in a different
    • different during the Fourth Post-Atlantean epoch, even in its final
    • or heard others speaking, something as yet undifferentiated in one
    • earlier times it was different: speech was bathed in an element that
    • resounded in and together with it, and was not differentiated into
    • before this period has a different stamp from that of later history.
    • differed from that of events to-day, because the souls of men
    • responded in a quite different way to the experiences then available
    • these nationalities had quite different relations with one another,
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  • Title: Lecture: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time.
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    • development. There, human bodies had a different constitution from
    • This was not the case with the Egyptian: his knowledge was different
    • from ours, his intelligence worked differently from our intelligence.
    • world quite differently from the way in which we perceive it now.
    • configuration of modern civilization, the different currents of our
    • way in which modern people think about God in the different
    • indifference in regard to the great destinies of human existence.
    • civilization which differs from that of the East, and that in the
    • Centre there is a civilization differing from that of the two poles
    • whole groups of man, so that differentiations can be made throughout
    • fact, the feminist movement would have struck a different note,
    • differs from that of a mere spatial contemplation of life.
    • this is indifferent, but it is symptomatic! — a large number of
    • things, but we must also learn to think differently in regard to the
  • Title: Lecture: The Coming Experience of Christ
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    • external things as the differences between Japan and America must be
    • souls has become quite different from what it was before that time.
    • of this difference. And if men did not box themselves up within their
    • man is modified; the extent to which the animal nature of man differs
    • the social structure something quite different, something of which
  • Title: Lecture: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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    • were very different from those appropriate today. I have often drawn
    • instinctive clairvoyance. This clairvoyance went through many different
    • in general was very different from what it is today. In the present age
    • our imagination. It was different in the remote past for then, as we know,
    • lightning and thunder, in every star, in the beings of the different
    • holding and exhaling of the breath differently, and so altered the
    • being. There he felt quite differently about the world than he felt in his
    • words and sayings. It was noticeable that one spoke differently when these
    • different consciousness when we separate thinking from breathing and
    • This is how modern meditation differs
    • To illustrate the difference I will draw it
    • of what one was (red). That is the difference.
    • their differences by keeping his body for lengthy periods in certain
    • This faculty must be regained but along a different path. For reasons, which
    • differences within the directions of space by undertaking such exercises
    • various directions have different values.
    • clear that there is a great difference between that and what the ascetic
  • Title: Lecture: The Meaning of Easter: St. Paul and the Christ Impulse
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    • fully able to understand the difference between the super-sensible world
    • often drawn attention to the great difference in the development of the
    • — ideas that are so totally different from those to which we are
    • qualities of pre-Christian life, we can feel how different was the whole
    • sounded quite different then. Paul sought continually to awaken in man
  • Title: Lecture: The Universe
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    • different stars according to the seasons. The
  • Title: Lecture: The Templars
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    • spiritually, it is different. Human beings here on earth only provide the
    • ether body travels quite a different path from our physical body. After we
    • die early through some accident or otherwise, and in a different way in the
    • different again comes about from when it is only a case of the individual
    • and this was true in all the different spheres of life — the spiritual
    • and a third a different one again. All these individualities in their several
    • community life. That which is different in all of us passes through what is
    • has placed us each into a different kind of life passes through our I,
    • was quite different from what it is now. You will know from the descriptions
    • paths was the result of the fact that many and different currents work in
    • the sole influence working in history, quite a different evolution would have
  • Title: The Year as a Symbol of the Great Cosmic Year
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    • the differences in this consciousness of the Earth in special
    • entirely different from the laws of human consciousness. In speaking
    • districts only, because it changes with different regions of the
    • of different strength. Night consciousness is beclouded
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    • is correct, that cannot be doubted; but something very different is
    • then the world around us would appear quite different. An exceedingly
    • therewith our conception of the world about us. Had we different
    • senses we should have a different world! Accidental senses!
    • (to put it trivially) of succumbing to the different conceptions of
  • Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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    • country civilisation was founded on a quite different basis. He would
    • ancient oriental civilisation was founded under a different influence
    • different from those of Western civilisation. In the ancient East,
    • entirely different elemental configuration, with the necessity of
    • different spiritual world; not only into his thoughts, but into his
    • otherwise man would consider himself to be something different from
    • about a living difference to-day between the East and the West. In
    • method touches the subtly graded differences of the people who sit
    • ideas about the blood, the lymph. Subtle shades of difference are to
    • these shades of difference naturally exist much more
  • Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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    • as though we had within us a mirror; but one that works differently from
    • occupying themselves intently with the question of the difference
    • between the Father God and God the Son. These fine differences that
    • different. Take the Russian philosopher of whom I have frequently
    • difference between Father and Son. Soloviev is inwardly justified in
    • world, in ways that were different in their effect from our teaching
    • to the sun, there we find it is all quite different. Through Imagination
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • enter, a Being whose path of development has been different from
    • hierarchy. He enters the stream of evolution by a different path.
    • was by an altogether different mentality, who could speak the
  • Title: Lecture: Realism and Nominalism
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    • wolf's case. We discover the difference between lamb and wolf because
    • there should be no difference between lamb and wolf as far as the
    • look upon them as two different human aspects. In the present day we
    • an answer by placing the question somewhat differently. For instance,
    • — this would make no great difference.
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    • different from that of a later time. The origin of Christianity
    • culture is essentially different from our modern Christian culture.
    • social science; he must tread a different path than that of natural
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    • But we must put the question to ourselves in a different way,
    • point of view of actuality, questions must be differently put
    • needed for its rise are distributed among the different
  • Title: Lecture: Brunetto Latini
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    • humanity. Great as is the difference between ‘spiritual
    • — equally great will be the difference between the
  • Title: Lecture: The Shaping of the Human Form out of Cosmic and Earthly Forces
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    • — I might perhaps say differentiated, for the moonlight
    • becomes different according to whether it comes from a
    • therefore differentiated in accordance with the sign of the
    • the head. He will have different gifts, physically, if the
    • temporal conditions different from those prevailing in the
    • develop a different one — certainly an enviable lot for
    • who is formed, configured, differentiated, under the
    • the Cosmos is differentiated. Were the kindly Moon not there
    • as an undifferentiated sphere. On the other hand, because the
    • the Earth and its surroundings. The difference between winter
    • and summer is like the difference between the new Moon and
    • the full. Just as new Moon and full Moon, in their different
    • cope with the differential calculus. — Everyone can
    • learn in principle to apply the differential calculus
    • clairvoyance to use the differential calculus, we have no
    • conception of the world, another takes a different view : how
  • Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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    • the purely intellectualistic nature of the different conceptions is
    • bacilli and bacteria cause the different diseases. We need not
    • true value on matter because, in the different concrete processes, it
    • within him, and then working in the different branches of science
    • difference between the way in which Spiritual Science is able to
    • different will be the relations of one human being to another in
    • reconstruction must proceed in their different branches from real
    • different spheres of life. And hygiene, the care of health, is a very
    • observing the different organs, or the various processes which are
    • that is expressed in the different temperaments, for instance, and
    • different. A true understanding of his fellow-creatures will arise in
    • man and he will treat them quite differently. He will make allowances
    • one possesses certain qualities and the other quite different
    • make the best use of the different temperaments in human society and
    • content of Spiritual Science differs essentially from these
    • intellectualistic way, but quite differently. It is for this reason
    • altogether different from what is often imagined.
    • have the essential difference between the content of Spiritual
    • brief indication. The great difference between the human organisation
  • Title: Lecture: Speech and Song
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    • differentiated according as one feels oneself drawn more towards one
    • different language — one which does not go from within
    • differentiated into song and speech, but these two were one. What is
    • something quite different. The consonants, as such, we lose. But in
    • differing in inner quality. For it is another thing, whether a Being
    • different inner soul.
    • itself is spiritual. Just as the man is different from the earthly
    • soil on which he stands, so, is the sound different from the air upon
    • experiences all the more strongly, only with this difference. He no
    • expressed it differently.) After death, when man goes farther and
    • planet passes on from Aries to Taurus, a different world of sound
    • causes a different world of sounds to ring forth once more. Thus you
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    • different aspect to the imaginative vision than that of the other
    • you will see that it is a different matter whether I lull myself in
  • Title: Lecture: The Problem of Jesus and Christ in Earlier Times
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    • form, and to another as a different angel. Thus he appeared to human
    • ancient Gnostics indicated thirty different stages, and named them
    • hear that so many differentiations must be looked for in the human being.
    • Yet it is just these differentiations that remind
    • differentiate in the human being our physical body, ether body,
    • single individual, we again differentiate between the physical
    • sought simultaneously along two different and widely separated paths.
    • different than believing that the holy garment of Treves had some
    • case, human beings would have lived in a different way in their ether
    • present in the atmosphere of the earth. And they are different from
    • fact, this difference does exist. Imagine that the luciferic
    • the body; we are still unhampered by all differences, even by the
    • difference of the sexes. We do not live during early infancy within
    • differences created by social position and race; we are not yet
    • involved in national differences. We are human beings, pure and
    • just because they belong to different nationalities, is something
    • transcends all national and social differences. They live in an
    • remained unaffected by the differences that exist among humankind.
    • not yet as one who has entered the element that brings differences
  • Title: Lecture: On the Dimensions of Space
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    • consciousness is concerned. But it is very different when we
    • of time. We must now begin again from an altogether different angle
    • arrive at the same idea in a somewhat different way. Suppose you were
    • will already give you a different spatial relationship of the
    • Feeling is so very different from our ordinary, everyday experience.
    • make these inner differentiations of space, we do not arrive at
    • quality that Judas, let us say, is not indifferent to him. He
    • all the other figures. He senses them differently according as the
  • Title: Lecture: Thinking and Willing as Two Poles of the Human Soul-Life
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    • existence, may nevertheless be traced back to a different
    • a completely different origin from our life of will.
    • the case of human beings who die prematurely things are somewhat different.
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    • on the character of the Russian people and the difference
    • take shape is something completely different from what is
    • the next decades to demonstrate the difference between maya
    • it for real, for something quite different wants to make its
    • terminology is different in their world. Egotism or not, the
    • or five hundred years old and something entirely different
    • something totally different, depending on the source from
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 2: Humanity's Struggle for Morality
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    • understood, of course, that this was different in the past,
    • distinct in man and relate to quite different regions of the
    • these different aspects of human nature belong to entirely
    • different regions and spheres of the universe. Our physical
    • with the astral body and the ego we enter a totally different
    • entirely different cosmic age. The apparatus or instrument of
    • differently during the night than it does during the day; I
    • different aspects of their body, though these can be quite
    • plane. We have to look at this from many different points of
    • totally different sphere.
    • positions. People are usually completely different inside
    • Indian times. Conditions were very different then; humanity
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 3: The Search for a Perfect World
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    • differ but often are the direct opposite of the truths that
    • which differed from generally accepted views had to be said
    • difference between those truths and common opinion was
    • today and less able to accept views which differ from their
    • before that the new and different views presented to them are
    • themselves as belonging to the many different socialist
    • unconscious impulses, lives something different — the
    • different from wanting to get a railway truck going by
    • general opinions of today. Different conditions have to be
    • another form and a different, inner certainty is needed. This
    • different from what they are. Of course I am not saying that
    • contradictions but for quite a different reason.
    • of, will need quite a different kind of courage — inner
    • and it will be different from what you have been used to so
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 4: The Elemental Spirits of Birth and Death
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    • humanity has to be treated differently, as it were, by the
    • everything is different from the way it is here. You get to
    • also in human evolution. There are many different kinds of
    • how swiftly this has gone, that new and different fabulous
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 5: Changes in Humanity's Spiritual Make-up
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    • to the environment, the outside world, in a very different
    • is no appreciable difference. Oh, but there is an appreciable
    • difference. It is actually true to say that today, at the
    • senses, in quite a different way from the ancient Greeks, for
    • The nature of the human constitution was totally different in
    • therefore different.
    • properties of minerals, rocks and the different formations to
    • know to have come from quite different impulses than the art
    • differs a great deal from the usual idea. We have to admit
    • environment in a different way. The space around us no longer
    • stages. Human beings therefore have to find a different way
    • different classes to see how large the skulls of the rich
    • differences between men and women were much greater at the
    • and then a different variety could be produced — just
    • this cross-breeding, where related and different elements
    • belongs to a totally different world today. There you have
    • different orders and realms than those which come to
    • different people shown to be what they are in the light of
    • regard to the individual nature of others. Individuals differ
    • down inside, and outwardly one will get a totally different
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    • thought as such, the matter is really quite different. And we
    • is, however, a difference between the thoughts flitting
    • difference on a number of occasions. In my book due to be
    • you will find further references to this difference.
    • difference between a human corpse which has been left behind
    • difference.
    • morning. You can get up in two different ways. Ordinarily,
    • you are not aware of the difference between them because you
    • abstract, and the difference is enormous. If you get up
    • would look quite different if they still had the shape they
    • altogether different from what it was before. When a human
    • the human soul was therefore entirely different in the past.
    • the form will be different, but this appeal to the spirit
    • beings related differently to the world around them than they
    • understand that they will find it completely different, so
    • are different in the world of the spirit, down to the last
    • sense. He means something quite different, something he keeps
    • children are something quite different from what comes to
    • are very different inside today from what they appear to be.
    • on entirely different principles. To be able to see into
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    • clairvoyance has become something different today, it is
    • based on different things. Certain things can no longer be as
    • of education people will have to realize that quite different
    • child — were born. The difference is merely that we
    • authority. Both parts of the statement have quite a different
    • very different from the vertebrae which make up the spine.
    • to demonstrate the difference between dealing with reality
    • know human nature and the different ways in which it comes to
    • be different.
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    • is different, however, when it comes to social and political
    • therefore need different forms from those one generally sees
    • organism, and the different States — not the people
    • — to different kinds of cells, the analogy is true and
    • cells which make up the different systems in the organism.
    • whereas reality comes to quite different conclusions; it lets
    • events take quite a different course from anything human
    • enormous difference in this respect between the West and the
    • East. Last year I discussed the profound difference between
    • West and East with you from all kinds of different points of view,
    • may also be true, though from a different point of view.
    • own ideal system — calling it by different names, such
    • different one. They never dreamt of saying: ‘What we
    • come to understand; if they do not, quite different, even
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 9: The Battle between Michael and 'The Dragon'
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    • in the 1840s, but it is about different things —
    • is also spiritual; it is merely a different form of
    • but always on different issues. In the distant past, the
    • in the different strata. Empirical data are established for
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 10: The Influence of the Backward Angels
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    • else! This is totally different from the way it was in
    • different animals. The ahrimanic Spirit was, of course,
    • principle comes to expression in different ways in individual
    • What they are doing is no different from asking the stove to
    • different laws (mauve circle). This is present inside
    • into another person; you come to feel differently, to have
    • different will impulses, and to relate to the world in a
    • different way.
    • and this in a very different way from what is considered to
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 11: Recognizing the Inner Human Being
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    • continue to be, to show from all kinds of different aspects
    • different spheres of life. Speaking of processes deep down in
    • different will have to be done: we must fill our souls,
    • Moon currents. They take quite a different course, and they
    • constructed in a different way, so that the Sun currents pass
    • It is different
    • and so on, but it is also what makes people different from
    • the backbone. The difference between animals and humans is
    • infinitely helpful to consider the difference between Romance
    • from a different point of view than that of everyday journalism
    • relationship between different forms of culture, such as
    • different forms of art, for instance, and political forms, is
    • Reformation is discussed from different points of view in
    • for the same ideas have to be used for quite different
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 12: The Spirits of Light and the Spirits of Darkness
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    • use the different insights we have gained and determine the
    • made for different regions of the earth. What really counted
    • you, we see something entirely different emerge — I
    • this was not from conviction, but had quite different
    • it is true nevertheless. The arms are a different length from
    • considerable difference in physical form between Americans
    • or nations, but relationships of a different kind.
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    • human bodies and souls would have been utterly different from
    • Different souls would have been in different bodies, and the
    • all kinds of different spheres in life. Speculations on the
    • difference to their reality whether they are recognized or
    • as something different from what they actually mean to
    • they have a real idea of the radical difference in the way
    • different from what it means today. Goethe's viewpoint
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    • different currents which interact to produce the whole. You
    • reality. You have all of you, though to a different degree,
    • on into the twentieth century this is different. Modern
    • different, born out of theories produced by Lassalle,
    • the word ‘history’ has quite a different origin. In
    • express their will in the different democratic institutions,
    • have to know all the different threads which tie them to
    • run from the actions of such an individual to the different
    • but they will be so different from the ‘voting
    • off, and something quite different will come into human
    • thoroughly different from those which are done outside. And
  • Title: Lecture: Fall and Redemption
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    • continuation of Scholasticism. The only difference is that
    • one must raise oneself to something different from the intellect
    • different direction. I tried to show what the modern person can raise
    • and the same thing — only in a somewhat different form
    • One was awake then. One may have different views about this today,
    • they say, it cannot be a matter of indifference to us whether their
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    • into an entirely different age, if they really wish to understand
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    • radically it differs from all that our own time, for example,
    • connection of which with the evolution of humanity differs
    • ancient times it was very different. Something that flowed
    • different way — out of quite other forces and impulses
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    • by space. The different places on the Earth sleep
    • differently. But I will only touch on that. It is in Winter
    • falling on a different date each year. It would be far easier
    • I have shown for many years past and along many different
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    • Fire’ is very different from what the profane world can
    • something quite different is meant by ‘the
    • Taurus, it signified something quite different than if it
    • different consciousness from what has remained to us in this
    • system, yet with this difference: — They knew that the
    • different means, it is true — but a true science none
    • Thereby the vernal point keeps on appearing at a different
  • Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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    • possible. But something quite different is needed today: A
    • connection with the different festivals of the year will then ray
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    • things in sequence, for each of these members has a different
    • cosmos only if we understand how these different members are
    • consciousness differing from those which exist for the earthly
    • influences the human being standing upon it, differently from the
    • human being would then perceive are the earth's different kinds
    • as such, he has differentiated, specified sense organs in the
    • differentiated, of course. But details in it can only be
    • quite an indifferent matter whether people are slightly ill or
    • to expression, must, of course, be revealed in a different way.
    • necessary to use different signs from those we use, for example,
    • when we write or speak; different signs must be used when
    • have a different inner character; they are no longer a perception
    • astral body which was different from that of today. Today the
    • In these days I have given advice to people working in different
    • really fruitful, in many different fields.
  • Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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    • showed the fundamental difference between man's whole conception
    • from many different aspects. In the course of the past years, we
    • the illusion, but differently; to him it was an expression, a
    • still another difference between the present time and older human
    • different in a more remote past. In past times people had very
    • difference between the way in which we should now look upon the
    • way. This constitutes the great difference between Christianity
    • accepting a religious faith which is quite different from those
    • to know the difference between the teachings of the older
    • difference not evident? The older Theosophy warmed up the pagan
    • contrast, we shall no longer have any doubt as to the difference
  • Title: Lecture: Knowledge Pervaded with the Experience of Love
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    • intellect was quite different from what it was later on. Since
    • universe, after having passed through the different stages of
    • different attitude towards the world of ideas grasped through his
    • intellect; it was an entirely different attitude from that of
    • Man's feeling attitude towards the universe was quite different
    • in which people experienced history during the different epochs.
    • different stages. The first stage or degree was one of
    • Ghost. And this constitutes the difference between the spiritual
    • different, but not the state of mind. The soul, the state of
    • different spheres of life, calls for an entirely different way of
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    • by human hearts and souls in a different way from the present tragic
    • many different regions. And in the remotest times these
    • thereby began their earth-existence in a manner different from what
    • tree — as was shown in many different ways — came by some
    • become quite different since the Mystery of Golgotha. In the
    • through the Luciferic temptation has become different from what it
    • that what grows out of our earthly deeds is different from what it
    • I behold this knowledge it becomes in me something different from
    • grow out of my Earth deeds which must become different. The tree
    • Schröer and earlier by Weinhold and others in many different
    • districts at different times the story of Bethlehem took on grotesque
    • different — domain? Haeckel's science may lead those who think
    • a very different fashion. All that possesses our souls to-day, as the
  • Title: Lecture: The Christmas Thought and the Secret of the Ego
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    • and how human beings thereby began earthly existence in a different
    • in a way different from what was originally destined. The entire story
    • of the earth. The earth has become something different since the
    • the tree that has become something different through the Luciferic
    • existence, that he became something different through, the
    • When we seek knowledge, we seek it in a different way than was
    • originally predestined. This makes it appear that something different
    • knowledge, however, it becomes something different for me, something
    • that is different from what it originally should have been. It
    • something that must become different. The tree grows forth, the
    • Christmas plays in different areas, but what Karl Julius
    • centuries to find something different, to encounter something most
    • different from looking at the same matter in a completely different
    • light in a completely different way, and we illuminate our rooms in
    • a completely different way. Consider everything that lives in our
  • Title: Lecture: On the Nature of Butterflies
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    • different occurs from what does in the case of the insect which burns by
    • butterfly flutters about in many different colours. These colours are
    • this is just the difference between truth and mere madness! So when we
    • alters the form of its blood vessels; they become quite different. It
    • enabling them to walk, and they are spun differently from those in the
  • Title: Lecture: Factors of Karma, Deficiencies in Psychoanalysis
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    • differently. In view of what is now surging through the world,
    • at a different stage of maturity than that which comes from the
    • belongs to a different chapter — but throughout our
  • Title: Lecture: Matter Incidental to the Question of Destiny
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    • appear to lead in quite a different direction from what is
    • spoke the other day in a different connection. This book
    • son also to be a schoolmaster. Karma, however, had a different
  • Title: Lecture: Hereditary Impulses and Impulses from Previous Earth Lives
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    • foundations of heredity. In the animal the thing is different.
    • difference: In the preceding period — from the seventh to
    • a very different way with his advice and active help. He can
    • behave differently. Now in the fifth post-Atlantean epoch men
    • differ from the earlier types of humanity which evolved in the
    • The Bourgeois differs in this respect: In former times
    • feel such things in different ways, however, according as they
    • thing worked differently. While the Western thinker describes
    • with an altogether different purpose. I will not speak of that
    • — only out of somewhat different foundations of thought
    • 70's) many things would have taken a different course
    • spirit; with the sole difference that the latter found its way
    • instance we must be able to appreciate the difference between
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    • they are conceiving is altogether different. Let us go through
    • living in a different spiritual context than the old
    • Greeks or Romans. We are under a different Time-Spirit. Such a
    • different, namely his own Angel. He does not even rise to the
    • in our thought at least, to many different Time-Spirits. But
    • man spoke to another had an altogether different significance
    • communications by word of mouth were very different from
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    • to heart anthroposophical ideas — entirely different from
    • organism, but in a different guise. And so it is a fact that these
    • for him in high summer, quite different from its importance at other
    • specially enhanced condition. Material substances in different beings
    • the dragon as filled not with indifferent clouds but with showers of
  • Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture II: The Christmas Imagination
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    • differently coloured — but as a whole it would appear to
    • is different from the processes we observe in their coarse inorganic
    • whole experience of thinking would be different. We should then have
    • we should find the whole thing quite different. We should observe
    • the Sun-influence on her becomes different, just as it is different
    • taken any earthly nourishment, it was a quite different being from
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    • difference between winter-limestone and spring-limestone. But this
    • were. Then we find a subtle difference between winter-limestone and
    • bodily form into one that looked quite different — a sclerotic
    • The difference is not apparent in the coarser kind of activities, but
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    • — the vision will be different for everyone — that these
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    • processes become different directly they enter into the human
    • nature is different as soon as it enters a human being. No process
    • not true. Whatever enters the human being becomes different
    • immediately. And the forces which make it different proceed in a
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    • and naturally, entirely different connections make their appearance.
    • from what has just been told you. The prophets of different peoples
  • Title: Lecture: Pythic, Prophetic and Spiritual-Scientific Clairvoyance
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    • naturally, entirely different connections make their appearance. I
    • has just been told you. The prophets of different peoples were of
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    • But one has to think differently about these things to-day, if
    • mankind, because one has to think differently about these
    • our age to-day, who experiences his inner being in a different
    • And in the 4th Post Atlantean age — it was different in
    • as everything can thus be explained by the different Sciences,
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    • combine — because of the inability to differentiate
    • between — these different kinds of themes. We see that
    • What a different experience is ours in the buildings
    • Consecration with different emotions from those of a latter
    • day; what a different experience, where mysticism was incarnate
    • humanity; how different are the buildings where, in the fitting
    • different from those evolved by our building. But it is at
    • so — anything so different from what has hitherto
    • the midst of an age in which quite a different impulse is
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    • important differences that exist in the soul-constitution of a
    • a.D. The difference goes
    • different from that of the man of to-day. I should like to show
    • ten thousand, or fifteen thousand years ago, and how different
    • he was in nature from the Greek, and how still more different
    • difference in inner perception!
    • this was different. The way in which he was able to breathe was
    • different experience. What we call ‘will’ was quite unknown to
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    • when one takes into consideration the totally different
    • differently constituted from the men of later times. And the
    • this was closely connected with the altogether different
    • fire somewhere or other. But what a difference between the
    • at school to-day. The difference between their consciousness
    • was different. Of course the abstract forms of letters which we
    • difference does not he in the content of consciousness. You
    • Therein lies the whole difference between the initiates of
    • difference in the content of consciousness, but in the way of
    • be able to detect the radical difference between the
    • described to you, man stood in an altogether different relation
    • differences between different parts of the inhabited Earth have
    • to-day lost their chief meaning. At that time these differences
    • perception a different attitude of mind and soul. For them, all
    • means look on the knowledge thus attained with the indifference
    • Greece, we find a somewhat different development. Over in
    • temporal memory; now we have these two quite different
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    • the man of long past times was different in the whole
    • of their own being quite differently.
    • different examples. To-day we will follow one thread, the same
    • earlier, some later, from the different planets, having
    • You may read of this from a somewhat different point of view in
    • cultivated and taught there in diverse ways at different times.
    • the Earth and by learning to know the Earth with its different
    • configurations in different places, that man gained
    • they could observe from the different forms and shapes of the
    • Earth in different places; and not of the Earth in its physical
    • different from their experience at home. For man's
    • sensitiveness to the deep differences that subsist between
    • different places of the Earth has gone.
    • indeed totally different from ours. And what such personalities
    • themselves in quite a different way. And when we observe in
    • totally different form in the later life, when the
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    • decay, it is something quite different, subject to quite other
    • ideas about it. That is certainly so. But it is a different
    • With the other, the male statue, he had a different
    • experiences of quite a different character. Here he experienced
    • speech would go forth from him neutrally, indifferently; he
    • and Aristotle stood in an altogether different relation to the
    • Earth the kingdoms of the elemental beings.’ How different from
    • quite a different goal. We feel as though what I have just
    • caressingly over some part of his body, feeling the difference
    • have described to you able to perceive a difference between the
    • other differentiations man still experiences to-day, though
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    • in many different Mysteries in an equally sublime manner to
    • growing up, being changed, taking on different shapes and forms
    • Towards the animals, on the other hand, man had a different
    • grand and sublime, but they are essentially different from the
    • wholly different experience from the man who belonged to the
    • very significant. For there was yet another difference between
    • different manifestations were received deep in a mountain cave
    • different, according as one was far inland in Asia or on the
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    • I had to describe the different worlds that come under consideration
    • and feeling, different even from what we have observed in
    • Ephesus we first find a difference. There the pupils in the
    • different again from what it was in Greece.
    • transition to a third world, that is in reality as different
    • from the preceding Roman world as this latter was different
    • they would have had quite different ideas of the Christ Who
    • all their own; they read differently from the works of other
    • spirit, and you will find that each gives you quite a different
    • With Aristotle it is different. With Aristotle you never have
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    • — for there they work differently than in the other
    • was still a clear perception of the great difference that
    • men were keenly alive to the difference between such metals as
    • Such indeed is the difference between arms and legs. The legs
    • The difference can never be found by investigating the physical
    • to establish the fact that the appearance is different in the
    • action; in the human organism they become different from what
    • changed to something quite different. The human being is
    • converting it into something altogether different.
    • processes, the radical difference between men of the 12th and
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    • differentiated. The Divine-Spiritual Beings who are most
    • substances into something utterly different from all that is
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    • happening which summons men to adopt a spirituality different
    • brought to men's consciousness in very many different ways.
    • different connection there is another factor as well.
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    • experiences things in a certain way; in the 4th in a different way;
    • in the 3rd in a still different way. One thus sees how the mood of
    • He was subject to a different delusion, not in
    • Golgotha. Men certainly had to think somewhat differently to what
    • arrangement of those degrees there was a quite different thought.
    • along many different paths according to the nature of his idea of
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    • acquired in the physical world. We must have different ideas
    • world-conceptions are a matter of complete indifference, They
    • completely indifferent to all these points of view.
    • indifference whether there is real clairvoyant vision or
    • indifference towards all existence that has to do with the
    • different in form from that of Michelangelo's . Our thinking
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    • Homer, or Shakespeare. He stands in a different relationship to
    • event in an entirely different role; he is drawn into that,
    • indifferent public existence, and where they could really enter
    • a different field of operation, to Weimar. The Duke of Weimar
    • Each became something different through the other; each enriched
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    • would have become entirely different human beings if only small
    • particles in their brains had been different. According to this
    • different constitution of the brain.
    • that if Columbus's brain had been a little different he would
    • have been a different sort of man, a fool, who then would not
    • their lives were different, of course, but that in their
    • course of his life, how he becomes an utterly different person
    • become something quite different in Goethe because the same
    • something quite different — how does it come about that he
    • There is really a tremendous difference between Goethe's mood
    • up to 1775 and that after 1775, a difference that may be
    • entirely different mood in spite of the fact that his nature
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    • be drawn from the difference between these individual lives and
    • something quite different and must be kept quite distinct. In
    • Then an entirely different relationship comes about during the
    • individual enters into an entirely different relationship with
    • different air is taken in. Thus, what is outside takes on the
    • wisdom-filled tasks as he can. It is, however, a different kind
    • differently from an ordinary scholar. What did he experience
    • different. If these individuals who are experiencing these
    • different understanding of what Goethe, even in youth,
    • quite different to him than they would have been if he had not
    • which is an utterly different kind of dreaming — the moment
    • external world to something different so that through it a
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    • increasingly become different in the future. But a sort of
    • consist in the ever increasing differentiation and
    • immediately aware of a radical difference between what is
    • differentiation of vocational life will necessarily occur. It
    • profession will take on an entirely different meaning. Today we
    • vocational life must become something different from what it
    • something different. The subtle pulsations lying in the human
    • be a matter of indifference from whom a certain preparation is
    • different vibrations when they make these signals, and the
    • indifference to and withdrawal from life, which is frequently
    • human beings will again perform their work from different
    • replaced by others of a different sort. In this connection we
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    • about sixteen was wrecked. He then had to turn to a different
    • the consciousness itself is behaving quite differently. In view
    • possess a different stage of maturity from what comes from the
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    • occult science is directed toward an entirely different
    • have mentioned in a different connection, Friedrich Theodor
    • new way that is different from that of earlier epochs.
    • different complexities of life in their artistic creation than
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    • and sixteenth years, accepting that it differs according to
    • characteristics. It is entirely different in animals because
    • the preceding incarnation. Note the difference. During the
    • can face the world in counsel and deed in an entirely different
    • evolution when we advise him or her to assume a different
    • differs from earlier human types. He answered by saying that in
    • sense such things in different ways, however, depending on
    • differently. The Western thinker describes this perspective of
    • have an entirely different purpose, but I wish to make clear to
    • different concepts but they are not at all more significant or
    • truth as their objective but are really seeking quite different
    • then have taken an entirely different course. But certain
    • estimate thoroughly the difference between this current and one
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    • life differently than is often done by those who have not been
    • But he had a somewhat different
    • But now I would like to relate this life story in a different
    • humanity evolves and how these are quite different from those
    • is, simply a little different from other animals just as other
    • animals differ from one another. That is the very point these
    • consciousness of the cat is not in the least different from
    • the same indifferent but hurried pace, one just like another. I
    • indifferent words. A child had run across the street, had been
    • was different from what it was on my father. That inner
    • had attained as knowledge. In my case it was quite different;
    • different with the Greeks. When they surrendered themselves to
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    • different. When we review all the concepts such individuals
    • spirit in a temporal epoch. We live today in a different
    • Romans because we are controlled by a different time spirit,
    • different in connection with this one word; that is, his own
    • men had an entirely different significance for the rest of
    • different meaning during the time when the ancient atavistic
    • combination of sounds, a different world surrounded the human
    • proceed until he had thought out something different to replace
    • different forces having an entirely different significance for
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    • different was concealed behind it. If we wish to know what was
    • who control the guidance of different peoples, the archangels.
    • beings in an entirely different way from that of the gods of
    • the ancient religions — in an entirely different way. “Where
    • other persons make their gods. The Christ is found in different
    • come to a most important differentiation, which can be taken
    • another within this differentiation, which must inevitably be
    • Christ demands something more, something different. He demands
    • but since that time — everything has become quite different.
    • belonging to an entirely different nation takes possession of
    • preparing to be a member of a different nation, the bond of
    • Christ in what extends above all differentiations of men can
    • differentiation. He is a being in whose presence we must say,
    • differentiation. The Christ in me leads me beyond earthly
    • differentiations, teaches me to feel that what has been
    • produced by earthly differentiation is suffering, that it
    • that entered humanity through the fact that differentiations
    • the sins of differentiation and cleansed man of them. Mithras
    • endured all that enters into the differentiations of man
    • indifferent way but to fulfill a divine service and bring
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    • We know how differently men perceived and experienced before
    • regard the Sun, for example, quite differently from the way
    • different incarnations, so the earth finds itself as Jupiter,
    • to different grouping, different arrangement. And what is
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    • humanly — it is rather different. There we must look upon
    • take an impression but must proceed differently. Think away
    • feeling, or to put it differently, when man learns to look at
    • quite different, by the thoughts that have been working and
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    • to draw this diagram differently. He turns his soul-life to
    • differentiated. So to follow up this soul-life further I
    • physical man the organs are differentiated, here the
    • different currents must be separated. It can be said: in here
    • physical life — if I leave out the differentiations and
    • this should look rather different from what a short time ago
    • different. Try simply to see man's aura — as it is while
    • different from one another as the head man and extremities
    • only differ because they are at different stages of
    • fact that two equal physical things at different stages of
    • that, though outwardly physically different, this is only due
    • leaf of the plant and the red petal of the rose are different
    • metamorphoses, the same thing at a different stage, man's
    • (it would appear thus to soul perception but different for
    • were living a different life. Thus the hierarchies were
    • living differently in every man. The Greek knew the reality
    • each in a different way, the cosmic thoughts of the
    • differently these figures appeared different.
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    • music, is represented in Eurhythmy by means of a different
    • artistic medium, by a different form of speech. Hence, as you
    • different way of judging Gymnastics. Just recently a famous
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    • Differentation of Primeval Wisdom into East, Middle, West.
    • Differentation of Primeval Wisdom into East, Middle, West.
    • Differentation of
    • History, is added; but as a truth of quite a different
    • became different according to the different territories of the
    • civilisation of the different earthly races, you may say:
    • That what the human beings of the different races upon earth
    • have known, differed from the beginning. One can distinguish
    • how did it become ever more and more differentiated? We must
    • different races to the external conditions of the earth. We
    • can to some extent get an idea of this differentiation if we
    • (In the 19th century it was somewhat different), but in the
    • will be differentiated all over the earth according to their
    • goes through different metamorphosis and then reappears in
    • differentiated, as it were, to such an extreme degree that
    • them — the explanations of different men concerning their
    • their different points of view!
    • to-day it tends above all to differentiate into the three
    • the intellectual; and further differentiations again within
    • human beings who approach them with such differentiations.
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    • difference between merely abstract concepts and that which
    • sense-perception of the ear and reveals itself in different
    • tones, just as the light reveals itself in different colours.
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    • to know how to maintain the cohesion of the different parts of his being
    • inasmuch as the structure and nature of his head differs essentially
    • in man and in respect to which human beings do not differ so very much
    • of outer Nature. The knowledge we thus acquire passes over into a different
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    • differently the men of earlier epochs regarded education in the
    • different way of thinking.
    • the fact that in these ancient times man's sleep was different
    • different from the present one
    • He therefore saw the sky quite differently from the way in
    • shall find that American science greatly differs from European
    • is a matter of indifference whether a man has good or evil
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    • this consciousness of course differ from the laws which
    • not equally clear. They have different degrees of strength. The
    • however, we shall not consider its different stages in the same
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    • up into the eyes. Two different things meet now in the eye, the etheric
    • something tonight. It is also an impression. It occurs differently in
    • one to four. On this vibrating into each other of two different rhythms
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    • from a different point of view.
    • the most different ways inside chemical laboratories — but never
    • change over into something entirely different from what they were outside.
    • will be formed by the head; so that the single different forms of the
    • and that is something entirely different than the outer nitrogen.
    • them to you, take place also in the animal, though somewhat differently.
    • that both are built up, in different ways, of cells! But the kidney
    • and a completely different music of civilization comes about.
    • which I have already characterized from very different sides. It is
    • the same time to illuminate the different human connections. Men of
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    • what the difference is between a Light Age — meant in this way
    • or 8th millennium) was different from the later Dark Age, out of which
    • a somewhat different type at that time, but one can nevertheless speak
    • vibration to balance the different single incorrect vibrations. So one
    • worthy of appreciation by men of olden times. They differentiated between
    • entirely different in the human organism. The human organism changes
    • are only gradations of difference. But the knowledge that the human
    • be different. But for a while in the course of history man had to he
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    • Today there already exists a great difference between those
    • our materialistic culture. There is a great difference
    • difference is felt particularly strongly by those souls who
    • different from that in children born in the nineteenth or
    • and the differences that appear. If at the beginning of his
    • awakened in your soul a feeling of the difference between
    • abstraction, we do not only have a different picture of the
    • tyrannical. What real difference is there between a Czar and
    • from different sides in this fifth post-Atlantean
    • arise will have this in very different degrees. That is where
    • the fifth. There will not be so much differentiation in the
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    • People become more and more different in their thinking,
    • deeper into thee different members if you pay attention to
    • But it is not so. Language is something quite different with
    • different in respect to the economic life.
    • all speak differently from what was customary in the 18th
    • different points of view from which one can indicate a member
    • ground: something quite different! The significance of words
    • describe the same things from different backgrounds is the
    • relation to language. The soul inwardly feels a difference
    • There is of course an enormous difference in the soul life,
    • question in quite a different way it in our language we had
    • different from what the evening says, and midday speaks
    • differently from the night, and the leaf of a plant
    • glistening with pearly dew says something different from a
    • present that we have become more and more indifferent towards
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    • are very different from those who previously held the power. This migration
    • An inferior spirit may decide differently in this matter, may perhaps
    • of the difference between man and animal. I think you will agree that
    • always proceed to minimise the difference between man and animal as
    • something that appears to them as a radical difference between animal
    • things up. This is indeed a fundamental difference, for when the matter
    • concerning the difference between man and animal which puts forward
    • with those abstract concepts that we have first to form. We differ from
    • differentiated from animals who do not possess this capacity. But the
    • start with. The animal has an entirely different kind of sense-perception
    • different.
    • which gives him quite a different picture. You need only be attentive
    • is a quite different process of inner perception — a very different
    • differs far less from the handed down creeds of individual religions than
    • materialists actually think that there is not much difference between man
    • are different from the usual conceptions of the senses. But they say
    • nothing very essential; fundamentally men do not differ from animals.
    • fuller experiences, with quite different experiences. It might be said
    • To put it differently. From
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    • be differently understood which, apparently well founded, shines forth
    • an understanding about these things. The different currents of world-conception
    • appreciated, far too little heeded by men—in this chaos many different
    • Rome. And it in widely recognised that anyone thinking differently about
    • clerics take particular pains constantly to emphasise that no difference
    • vision. No difference is supposed to exist or at the most a difference
    • of degree; for when a real difference is striven for, this is heretical.
    • But St. John of the Cross says: “The difference consists in man
    • of Catholic Churches. One has to speak differently to such men from
    • think. We must take note of this difference. Were St. John of the Cross
    • flows on and today fulfilment has a different appearance from What it
    • he suppresses this. What it then represents can be something quite different.
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    • takes on a different form for the different epochs of mankind's evolution,
    • he had been in his different forms as man on Saturn, Sun and Moon. In
    • consciousness being quite different before birth, before conception—without
    • more ado you would get a view of mineral and plant kingdoms quite different
    • a different way from what he now sleeps, whatever the physiologists
    • active thinking. In it the thoughts are different from the usual thoughts
    • into believing that these men often read newspapers in a different way
    • Science in a different way from how they must understand it; instead
    • friends! For the difference between the sincere presentation of the
    • Science. Very often they come to it with something quite different to
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    • to speak of a great deal about the spiritual world that was different
    • it differently: Present social demands, and social demands for the near
    • life is prevalent among modern scientists. They are indifferent about
    • him. When people have once understood the great, the infinite, difference
    • is by nature good. Here is a mighty difference which would play a much
    • difference in the whole way of experiencing whether the Chinese have
    • of the world-conception of the people there is a great difference in
    • be Chinese Science is something quite different from what we call science
    • and what we call logic, something entirely different from what we Europeans
    • think to be logic in the Chinese soul. So different are men on earth!
    • And when many different
    • the same kind or is it something different? And he can find himself
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    • different from any heathen religious conception. It may be said at once
    • this is rather different from the Kingdom of Nature. It may be said
    • first arises in a quite different form, a form that is intimate and
    • of the north quite differently. These northern barbarian hearts are
    • a difference of degree. In Palestine Christ came to the individual man
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    • stages, depended upon a man becoming a different person through the
    • in the course of history. Something different had to come and the different
    • said yesterday converted it into different conceptions, but above all
    • is intrinsically different from what has streamed out from mid-Europe,
    • the world will look in a quite different way from how it does today
    • “Perhaps a hundred years hence Germans will be different from
    • admiration nor spoken to you in any different way about my admiration
    • different. He could, however, develop his inmost being only by educating
    • be conceived as political, a resurrection that will have a very different
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    • have, in the near future, to take strong measures in different directions
    • and of philosophy, many different sciences and popular conceptions of
    • of the different effects produced by the contours of the building, seen
    • to study the different forms.
    • produce the right effect from the different points of view in the neighbourhood.
    • an organism is a very different thing. For when a man really understands
    • very smallest appendage in the different parts of the Building must
    • various motives that are to be found on the different sides of the Building
    • are apparently quite different. But in studying them you will see that
    • way as, according to Goethe's principle of Metamorphosis, the different
    • and over again — but when there were these tendencies in the different
    • persons who came into our movement from co many different quarters,
    • in different states of metamorphosis. Similarly that which finishes
    • of that which is the motive of the main portal. it is differently formed,
    • but has only become different in the course of its metamorphosis; it
    • over again, it would be very different. This is just an attempt. But
    • in its different parts you can see what we really intended, how the
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    • the Building from the outside, from different aspects. To-day we will
    • the task-of humanity is really something quite different from a mystical
    • and Ahriman with all the different curves and forms and surfaces which
    • building they must be made of different sizes, the one large and the
    • itself exactly to the kernel of the nut. The shell cannot be different
    • quite a different cause. In designing such a building as we have here
    • it would be a matter of complete indifference to them, they would only
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    • of Faust, things looked completely different from how they
    • at a different kind of wisdom with regard to the spiritual
    • used to be dealt with, how the different chemicals had been
    • the different characters whom Faust meets, Goethe is always
    • quite differently applied. Such a man had the spiritual
    • must found a social order quite different from that of today,
    • flight — something quite different, therefore, from the
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    • everything looks different; for in all probability any
    • Goethe originally planned the whole scene quite differently
    • differently represented — in the way Mephistopheles
    • different souls can quite differently interpret one and the
    • that, something quite different, and to realise that much
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    • applied to the different branches of human knowledge what to
    • soul, through luciferic impulse, has entered a different
    • his wise maxims so indifferently. Goethe even then wanted to
    • genuine spiritual that then lives on, though in a different
    • to the difference between concrete spiritual endeavor and the
    • them. So how can materialism understand the difference we
    • with a wide-spread lack of power to see any difference at all
    • different kind, was present. He wanted to play the part of
    • good Wagner, being different from Homunculus, was able to
    • Something different is needed from shadowy concepts, concepts
    • are very few men who can grasp the difference between shadowy
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    • pass over into a different state of consciousness that
    • a different region. This naturally should be understood as a
    • differentiates 183 worlds. 183 worlds, so he says, are in the
    • have two things at different poles — two opposed
    • worlds of different consciousness — Faust has to bring
    • actually different from what it appears at first sight. What
    • a very prototype of a sentence signifying two different
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    • interesting to put the different Scenes together in this
    • very different from one another. In the first, in the
    • Mephistopheles cannot enter. He belongs to a different
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    • quite different mastery over the forces of Nature, the
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    • it, I shall arrange matters rather differently. My lecture
    • a very different measure from that in which man, as he now is
    • his bodily organisation in a very different way, in order
    • is a different being in the second half of his life from what
    • different light upon the nature of man than a man can gain
    • world-order is different from what it is in ordinary waking
    • us to perceive the difference between the life in waking
    • them physical conditions describing them rather differently,
    • soon as we enter a different sphere of existence, a sphere
    • that has to be grasped by a different consciousness, we see
    • reality, must be grasped by a quite different consciousness.
    • different consciousness, through quite different forms of
    • differentiated. Water-air is now separated into the two
    • tremendous differences between the soul-spiritual quality of
    • different spheres of experience, they do not agree, and
    • different form from that in which he gave the first. He makes
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    • forces and faculties for knowledge different from any of
    • nothing of the different planetary life-forms beyond the
    • element that is by no means chaotic, it is merely different,
    • totally different, from the experiences of waking life. We
    • shall immediately see the profound difference if we are clear
    • in just one case as to how far dream-life differs from waking
    • picture character is, at first, no different from the world
    • become anthroposophists, appears to differ very little from
    • the world of dreams. But a more subtle differentiation shows
    • attention to such things, we come to the differentiation of
    • can combine them differently but he cannot have different
    • and from there to let the different peoples gradually surge
    • different. Cosmos is a word meaning beautiful world-order, as
    • world-conception not in abstract ideas but in a different
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    • yet, for modern natural science has taken a different path
    • then it is exactly as if you had something with two different
    • soul worked in a completely different fashion. Those who are
    • differently. If in his 42nd year any phenomenon confronted
    • different. One speaks indeed, my dear friends, of the
    • indifference towards the spiritual world. People are afraid
    • will invent a quite different collection c6 words for what du
    • in the world dynamics that is indifferent to ethics. Through
    • they say and how they live,. Or they show indifference to
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    • Imaginations appearing to different people in different
    • but for the Greek it meant entering a completely different
    • of different stages in the world, and on these stages, as I
    • many different names they bore is one Axieros; a second,
    • conceptions adapted to a quite different state of human
    • movement like Spiritual Science from very different motives.
    • metamorphosis, in which he follows up the different forms in
    • his own becoming takes on such different forms, perhaps
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    • differently. He will behave like a man who, asleep at night
    • experience a physical, barely perceptible difference in the
    • different in intensity, the same as that by which a human
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    • against a boundary. But now it is a different feeling that
    • different religious denominations is, usually, only at its
    • friends, with what I have said compare three different
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    • have little idea how altogether different people were in mind
    • spiritual-scientific study many things will appear differently.
    • difference that they were ignorant of so and so many things
    • altogether different from that of today.
    • altogether different conception which emphasised above all
    • take a different course; they will spread out and expand when
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    • are sick. There is a difference in whether one has the care of the
    • different process takes place than would take place if the patient
    • life of the patient in a way that is different from the way life
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    • their value. Otherwise one can no longer differentiate between a
    • Teresa, if it is coarse, the result will be different. With St.
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    • one's own body. One does not differentiate in the latter experience.
    • differently. They weave an illness into the fabric of karma. That is
    • thousand years later. Time is measured quite differently in the
    • conventional way. In reality, time is different. The line I drew on
    • their working together out of these two different fields, not from
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    • great deal depends upon whether one can differentiate between these
    • this development. They have different origins; they come from
    • different worlds.
    • perceive that there is a complete qualitative difference between the
    • In the spiritual world we are surrounded by realities very different
    • quite different to a child than to an adult. This fact is never
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    • be pathological but are in fact something quite different, something
    • always ready to repeat them; it is indifferent to logical connections
    • different forms of real epilepsy or epileptoid symptoms
    • that something quite different happens. I shall have to describe it
    • at their indifference to what one says to them. They repeat details
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    • point of view there is really not very much difference. From an inner
    • standpoint there is no great difference between the health spas that
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    • conditions, one would get quite different results.
    • Our breathing activity during sleep is for this reason very different
    • the activity of the macrocosm. So there is an essential difference
    • outside the human being. There are differentiations of warmth inside
    • the human being and differentiations outside the human being. We can
    • differences in warmth. To physicists this makes no sense, because
    • differentiated. In reality, they are only the limbs, the outer shoots
    • and with it light; chemism, and life. This is different from the
    • carefully at this fourfold differentiation, you will see the human
    • becomes inner chemism — which is something different from the
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    • the stem differently as it unfolds in an upward direction. Someone
    • differentiate between spiritual world and sense world, one is beyond
    • a differentiated sense world. The sun no longer shines, the stars no
    • hierarchy. Now one can differentiate in the spiritual world. Moon and
    • quite a different character. On the one hand we can say the spiritual
    • human. Now we have a different view of the macrocosm. When the embryo
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    • what really binds us together. We are permeated by a different kind
    • different characteristics. We cannot see how a false direction of the
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    • details of knowledge one finally sees the difference between the
    • entirely different path; it consists of what is left over by the
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    • methods (although, of course, quite different in form) and the
    • degree, one sees at once that death is quite different in character.
    • differently because the old methods are no longer suitable for us.
    • understood as signs of rank, but simply as different ways that the
    • knowledge. This living knowledge that they attain will be different
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    • are sick. There is a difference in whether one has the care of the
    • different process takes place than would take place if the patient
    • life of the patient in a way that is different from the way life
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    • their value. Otherwise one can no longer differentiate between a
    • Teresa, if it is coarse, the result will be different. With St.
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    • one's own body. One does not differentiate in the latter experience.
    • differently. They weave an illness into the fabric of karma. That is
    • thousand years later. Time is measured quite differently in the
    • conventional way. In reality, time is different. The line I drew on
    • their working together out of these two different fields, not from
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    • great deal depends upon whether one can differentiate between these
    • this development. They have different origins; they come from
    • different worlds.
    • perceive that there is a complete qualitative difference between the
    • In the spiritual world we are surrounded by realities very different
    • quite different to a child than to an adult. This fact is never
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    • be pathological but are in fact something quite different, something
    • always ready to repeat them; it is indifferent to logical connections
    • different forms of real epilepsy or epileptoid symptoms
    • that something quite different happens. I shall have to describe it
    • at their indifference to what one says to them. They repeat details
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    • point of view there is really not very much difference. From an inner
    • standpoint there is no great difference between the health spas that
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    • conditions, one would get quite different results. In short, with the
    • Our breathing activity during sleep is for this reason very different
    • the activity of the macrocosm. So there is an essential difference
    • outside the human being. There are differentiations of warmth inside
    • the human being and differentiations outside the human being. We can
    • differences in warmth. To physicists this makes no sense, because
    • differentiated. In reality, they are only the limbs, the outer shoots
    • and with it light; chemism, and life. This is different from the
    • carefully at this fourfold differentiation, you will see the human
    • becomes inner chemism — which is something different from the
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    • the stem differently as it unfolds in an upward direction. Someone
    • differentiate between spiritual world and sense world, one is beyond
    • a differentiated sense world. The sun no longer shines, the stars no
    • hierarchy. Now one can differentiate in the spiritual world. Moon and
    • quite a different character. On the one hand we can say the spiritual
    • human. Now we have a different view of the macrocosm. When the embryo
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    • what really binds us together. We are permeated by a different kind
    • different characteristics. We cannot see how a false direction of the
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    • details of knowledge one finally sees the difference between the
    • entirely different path; it consists of what is left over by the
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    • methods (although, of course, quite different in form) and the
    • degree, one sees at once that death is quite different in character.
    • differently because the old methods are no longer suitable for us.
    • understood as signs of rank, but simply as different ways that the
    • knowledge. This living knowledge that they attain will be different
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    • is plain that he is fully able to understand the difference between
    • particular aspect. [I] have often drawn attention to the great difference
    • different from those to which we are accustomed. For the most part we
    • how different was the whole outlook of men in those days. Not that a
    • translation. It sounded quite different then. Paul sought continually
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    • different way. In other words, man had perforce to grasp the problem
    • attitude of the different nationalities to-day towards each other has
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    • which art succeeded at different periods in portraying the sufferings,
    • the modern age must be reached in a different, more conscious way
    • earth in an altogether different way. The earth received the cosmic
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    • it differs from anything that might emanate from some of the
    • the spirit of the universe. The only difference is that the modern
    • different takes place in the part of the earth affected from what is
    • different altogether from what takes place when there is no eclipse.
    • shall no longer be able to look with indifference on a plant, let us
    • the form of many different plants in order to discover how far each
    • does not differ whether we are dealing with the smallest particle of
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    • they could also be presented in a different way. My aim is to make the
    • interpenetrate, but their concentrations stand at different places in
    • in this material form. They are there, but in a different form, not
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    • words must be used in a different sense.
    • different studies pursued here you know that this kind of
    • have a clear conception of the radical difference in the picture of
    • qualities, too, are revealed to us in a quite different guise. If,
    • different aspects. According to a man's capacity for understanding
    • entirely different point of vision, a unity may reveal itself as a
    • conception sprang from the different modes of thinking, which were in
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    • Certainly, from a different aspect, the rock-crystal cannot be
    • then it is seen from a different point of view. For simple
    • different from the rose.
    • The different kinds of earth, the deposits of ore, of metals, of
    • appearance differs very considerably from that of the concentrated
    • we have to trace the difference between the slate and lime formations
    • have different forms is due to the fact that the moon passes through
    • act in their different ways on the animal world. This also establishes
    • the human organism opposes and balances it. So that in many different
    • know how the different substances are, as it were, embodiments,
    • to men with the aid of a quite different human make-up. It is, of
    • the chemists say — a different atomic weight. Briefly, in
    • diamond. These are three different forms in which carbon can occur.
    • in graphite, we also carry within us in a different form. We are
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    • different form of thinking, which was still active through the Middle
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    • and nature was not felt to be different from oneself. Man felt
    • of the divine spirit. One can say that a different form of knowledge
    • the eleventh or Twelfth century. It was quite different from the
    • There is great difference between modern-day atomists and Democritus.
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    • felt differently concerning mathematics. We need only recall what
    • specific processes differs from the one that prevails when, for
    • Try to sense the tremendous difference between this mathematical
    • former times was something completely different. What was once
    • method Descartes and Spinoza still had completely different feelings
    • The philosophy of Spinoza differs from mysticism only in one respect.
    • soul configuration and mood, there is no basic difference between the
    • lazily, the blood's nuance differs from the one it has when I
    • different form when, in addition to the experience of movement, he
    • consciousness, but with inward awareness: You would have a different
    • increase in speed, the running, the turning, the dancing. A different
    • means of the different colors, is a time experience, a sequence of
    • of the blood. You will have a different one if you run in a
    • mathematics spoke quite differently about the triangle and the
    • Earlier, the soul had a different mood than later. Formerly, it
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    • This conception could change into a different one only when men lost
    • differentiate between the subject within himself and the cosmic
    • A.D. and even later; indeed, it only became different in the
    • namely differential and integral calculus. Please, do not misunderstand me.
    • differentials, which attain definition only in the differential
    • coefficient. Differentials must be conceived in such a way that they
    • the indetermination of the differentials.
    • What are we really doing when we seek differential equations for
    • mathematics itself into differentials. We actually kill all living
    • differential equation, with any differential line of thought. To
    • differentiate is to kill; to integrate is to piece the dead together
    • again in some kind of framework, to fit the differentials together
    • by differentiating it; then you fit its differentials together again
    • differentiation really implies annihilation, while integration is the
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    • different kinds of experiences that were undergone jointly with
    • different kinds of existence in the objective world.
    • attention from science, had to form quite different ideas concerning
    • nowhere really differentiated in itself, or whether substance,
    • sense data. In a different period the findings point more toward the
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    • It is different in the case of the secondary qualities. (The
    • dimly felt that there was a difference between the two, hence one
    • all these matters. He knew instinctively that the difference between
    • must not seek the difference between man and animal in details of
    • did this in order to bring out the true difference as regards
    • difference in external details diminished with the increasing effort
    • words, but it is implicit in his work) that the difference between
    • different position. Basically, all views of evolution that originated
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    • composed of different elements.
    • Awareness of one's own weight is something quite different. In
    • how different man's inner awareness was in the past. True, he
    • in a falling stone the speed differs from what I observe, for
    • There was a time when one felt differently about this and asked: How
    • that it is a matter of indifference whether I run or the ground
    • another person moving over a given area, it makes no difference for
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    • modern conceptions about nature. They were ideas of quite a different
    • a different kind. The soul and spirit of man as well as the physical
    • whole manner of thinking and feeling was quite different in former
    • a time when men thought differently from the way they think today, so
    • differently that we can no longer understand such a book. When
    • would say today, was of a different temperament. Thales, as a
    • organization were also experienced differently than in later
    • present) that the blood and phlegm circulated differently in him than
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    • human organization has been experienced in different ways in the
    • As a rule, we let velocity vanish neatly in a differential
    • Nature was not always like this. It was different at one time. If I
    • differential coefficients as long as you will but you will not find
    • one time, the processes of nature were totally different. Today, we
    • different, then we are looking at history the wrong way. As an
    • differential coefficients and integrals, make a serious attempt to
    • corpse. Alongside the abstract indifferent cold knowledge, such a
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    • world-reality. The different Sciences are born of its substance. But
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    • way leads only to different philosophic systems, and of these one can
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    • This spiritual outlook, thus attained, differs from the imaginative.
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    • undifferentiated state of being. He sees there no difference between
    • differentiation, there arises in the soul a longing for rest in what
    • partition of itself into inner happenings which are differentiated
    • self surrender to Christ. It was different, of course, before the
    • soul comes now to the point of having an inner life different from
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    • condition was quite different — times when there was no such
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    • kindled activity of the soul is led to the different events of one's
    • the visionary has been turned into quite a different being.
    • experienced as volition, which has a different character from thought.
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    • differentiated inside the head-organization during the waking state.
    • During sleep however it is differentiated internally into definite
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    • But one has to things differently about these things to-day, if
    • mankind, because one has to think differently about these
    • to-day, who experiences his inner being in a different way from
    • age — it was different in the 3rd or in the 2nd
    • as everything can thus be explained by the different Sciences,
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    • in the 4th in a different way; in the 3rd in a still different
    • was subject to a different delusion, not in his consciousness
    • differently to what they did before the Mystery of Golgotha;
    • different thought. This can be seen quite clearly in the early
    • different paths according to the nature of his idea of Truth.
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    • the difference in nature between the Father God and the Son God. And
    • defined feeling of the difference in the nature of the Son God on the
    • And so we have two different conceptions of a God. The one God upon
    • took different forms, of the dwelling of the Godhead on earth. The
    • Two distinctly different feelings were there. The feeling and
    • caused the loss of the faculty to differentiate between the Father God
    • The other pole of life — namely, death — demands a different impulse
    • altogether different. It was the body of the Divine World-Soul and of
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    • Now let us look at Rome, which stands in a different relation to our
    • a different relationship to the Roman stream, the other stream in the
    • different element from the ideas and outlook of Romanism that have
    • different kind of thinking, an imaginative thinking that was not yet
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    • because they expected something quite different from it. Think what
    • different way from that of the materialistic physicists, really make
    • different impulses at work in the different representations. Study,
    • Soloviev. These are the latest products and how vastly different they
    • to which he attaches something quite different. Thus, Strauss
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    • differently. He has become weak in courage. The modern person much
    • powers have something quite different in mind for the fifth
    • quite die out even there because other and different mysteries were
    • of existence quite differently from the way in which it is possible to
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    • twelfth centuries of the Christian era differed more radically from
    • thinking and the very manner of life, then this difference becomes
    • essentially different being inwardly from the man of the eighth, ninth
    • have a different concept of the heavens. The development of humanity
    • one says another world conception, which will differ as much from the
    • to today, fall into different groups. There are those who expected
    • Something quite different would have been expected.
    • threads or streams between all the different souls. We are actually
    • there. Although it had to be developed in different ways in different
    • absolutely different. Then, when knowledge was communicated through
    • causes good. Materialistic science, however, is indifferent to good
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    • different influences these powers desired to educate the Greeks and so
    • faculty of judgment different from that of man. We cannot judge from
    • different faculty belonging to the fifth epoch might arise. This
    • beings in the several regions of the earth are led in different ways
    • different efforts to discover principles of national economy,
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    • wealth. After he had seen what a different significance gold could
    • correct way, although in a different, more indirect way from that of
    • had to turn out differently. In the spiritual world these souls lived
    • pole is located at a different point from that of the geographic north
    • different forms. When one follows this through with penetration, there
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    • different fate was planned for her, too. I refer to his somewhat
    • divorce. Thus, in order to obtain a different wife, this man founded a
    • influence had never existed. What a different part political and
    • who studies the constitutions of the different European countries in
    • indifference to everyone. A matter of indifference, a man's wish to be
    • into our time. The inspiration living in different gifted
    • made in differential calculus. The St. Gotthard was not only built by
    • differential calculus; thus, he was a co-builder. All this is part of
    • to impart at fourteen different temples what earlier, in ancient
    • arise again in the same way. They will arise quite differently. But a
    • reality. History must be different from what it so often is today,
    • centuries. Quite different practical operations, practical mastery of
    • understand how humanity must gradually prepare a different karma for
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    • what might have happened if this or that had been different. They
    • entirely different happens. He has the feeling, quite a right
    • different aspect; they begin to be spiritually and psychically
    • all the flowers of the meadow in a different aspect. The blossoms do
    • out; the matter presents itself differently. Here, for instance, we
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    • Athenians, we must say this difference which is described in a very
    • worked so as to bring about different results for the Spartans and
    • way by the Spartans and in a different way by the Athenians. By the
    • This was different by the Athenians. The Athenians laid
    • indifference whether their exercises were performed in rain or
    • a person walks and feels his muscles that is different from
    • It is again different when, as here in the region of the
    • instance, were in a quite different position from what they were
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    • learnt, or did not learn. It makes no difference whether one learned
    • thus learn to differentiate our will, and then we shall feel that the
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    • the metals of the earth can assume two different forms. When this
    • processes which is somewhat different from the mode to which I am now
    • consist in differentiations of heat would appear as powerful gigantic
    • quite a different form. In this respect the ideas of our modern
    • I said in a different connection that in the power of orientation, in
    • different point of view, then perhaps a third time. Thus do the
    • have been given out at different times, truths which really support
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    • quite a different condition of the earth from what we have today.
    • shows itself in those early ages as something quite different. If we
    • and so on were gradually differentiated. They were not there in such
    • itself into it. Not only was it alive, it was also differentiated in
    • picture which is indeed very different from anything around us today.
    • places outside of him, something quite different. The following also
    • forces. Chalk indeed is something quite different from the coarse
    • atmosphere changed also. It became a different atmosphere, much less
    • differentiated itself and then became physical.
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    • different kinds of Mysteries, and men were led in the most different
    • wholly different appearance on the other side of the threshold.
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    • different Mystery Centres the vision into the super-sensible world is
    • different paths of the Mysteries were appointed in order to unveil
    • dreaming, rests the mighty difference which lay in these two
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    • HAVE related to you different things concerning the nature of the
    • Imaginations to something quite different.
    • and in many different lectures. That which has there been described arose in
    • But you must make clear to yourselves the difference
    • in fact there is no difference whether you have now a piece of sugar
    • like; all bone matter is the same. Mineral matter is different. But
    • as if each individual organ felt slightly different from before. You
    • the pupil was instructed differently from today concerning the
    • and moved in the heat-element, in the differentiated heat-element. It
    • of a different degree from the inner heat. Moving in heat, living in
    • much differentiated as today. The perception of heat against heat, of
    • difference between heat and cold, but you feel it bodily. You do not
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    • work in man; but Saturn with its very different condition of warmth,
    • out on to the earth in a quite different condition. These metals as
    • during the Saturn time and later in a different stage, during the
    • earth in a very different condition. And if thou dost see these
    • To the Greek pupil was given a different natural
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    • Aristotle. If the historians of the different sciences today wish to
    • of human life. Man was to become a different being through knowledge,
    • a being quite different from what he was without it. The essential
    • acquired therein, was to become a quite different being from what he
    • seemed foolishness, for then one approached things in a different
    • constellation of Leo flowers said something quite different to what
    • Silver, as I explained to you in the last lecture in a different
    • experienced something different from the present. He was filled with
    • system by means of the different metals, and the pupil, who did not
    • various peoples differ. One may turn towards Africa, with its
    • peculiar hot climate, and there find human beings who differ
    • One can go over to Asia, and there again find human beings different.
    • The Greeks had a fine feeling for these external differences of man.
    • different climates in which he lives; how not only the colour of the
    • Through the different forms, through the varied
    • determination. I can extend this to the qualities of the different
    • difference between moisture and dryness; and he developed a delicate
    • power of sensing these differences, because through these capacities
    • somewhat different from what they were later.
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    • different kinds of Mysteries, and we have especially attempted to
    • say that as in the world of external nature the different regions of
    • course of human evolution there streamed down into the different
    • and all these things we regard as indifferent neutral substances. In
    • regard as something indifferent. We regard it as something belonging
    • a stone or picked up a stone, that was not to them an indifferent
    • different significance this had for those souls as compared with the
    • Gods, those who revealed themselves in the different beings and
    • know the different feeling in our finger-tips when they are
    • his heart were pressed into a different place, as though the forces
    • something quite different.
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    • said in the last lecture, the Mysteries extended over different
    • regions of the earth, and took different forms; each region of the
    • was formerly divided among the different Mysteries over the earth.
    • different relation to the secrets of nature and of the spirit, to
    • passed over into quite a different one, in which as it were all
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    • Carbon appears on the earth in a number of different
    • vision, his soul-filled eye, to the different forms which the orb of
    • although the liver and the brain are radically different substances,
    • light. The physical light of Venus is something quite different from
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    • repeatedly, though in very different connections from those we require
    • Thus you can see that in the human organism we have three different
    • systems that carry the soul life in different ways. These systems do
    • not simply differ from one another; they actually oppose each other
    • already been reached of what needs to be considered. In each different
    • essentially different way. What has been indicated here should not in
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    • different minerals, are present in the human being in another form, as
    • different is achieved even in the function of phosphorus. If these
    • — with the physical carrier of this ego-activity. Something different
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    • consequently the whole tempo of economic life was different in Germany
    • altogether different must now arise, that the existing conditions were
    • Look at the radical difference between the way in which people in
    • midday meal than before: we could even weigh the difference. That is
    • into a region which must be grasped by very different methods. That on
    • is not all. They are changed in a different way in each organ: it is a
    • different change in the liver from that in the brain or in the lung.
    • The organism is differentiated and the conditions are different for
    • becomes something altogether different from what it is here or there
    • of a commodity? The value is different according as the commodity is
    • configuration becomes quite different in the lung. In the same way,
    • iron, when you find it in the mine, is something altogether different
    • something quite different from the mere fact that it “is”
    • different thoughts about it. And so in no case does it depend on what
    • political economy, you will find it differently constituted from
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    • the State will pocket the difference: but the reality remains as
    • different method must be adopted. You will only find this method
    • Now there is a second, altogether different, possibility for economic
    • speak in a somewhat different sense from before. Even in the most
    • different people — the modification of Labour by the Spirit in
    • different is needful — something that lies behind all these
    • Labour is a modified object of Nature. If at a different place iron is
    • altogether different value will result. You see, therefore, that we
    • blood corpuscle: it is different in the head and in the heart and in
    • quite different way: and if we have to observe a state of movement,
    • origins of Value are the real polar opposites: they differ as, in the
    • spectrum, the one — the luminous or yellow pole — differs
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    • temperature in one district, the different temperature in another, and
    • quite a different angle; and so it must be in Economics too. When it
    • comes to action, we must start from quite a different angle. Then only
    • But in the course of time this became more and more different. As the
    • quite a different significance in those times owing to the operation
    • different when the democratic tendency united with the tendency to
    • he must buy from a tradesman and this will result in quite a different
    • That is the difference. If division of labour in conjunction with the
    • from altogether different factors. He, therefore, works for his
    • the farmers would have very different prices, and vice versa;
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    • indifference. This, after all, may happen in a very simple way.
    • prefer to take his cart away and drive people to quite a different
    • of the Labour which is thus organised will be a matter of indifference
    • substance of Nature and of the different kinds of Labour, gradually
    • means of a different kind of Spirit. He will then turn the values to
    • different way.
    • indifferent to the single factors in the economic life, in so far as
    • said before, to the Money it is a matter of indifference whether, for
    • such. Here it is a matter of indifference whether or not you conceive
    • an altogether different thing than if a clever man gets hold of it and
    • similar to the “difference of level” we meet with in
    • through the difference of level. In like manner there is a, social
    • difference of level between the first position of the Capital and the
    • This difference works as a difference of level.
    • force in this difference of level? The active principle is not simply
    • the difference of level. If a dullard possesses Capital, then, in a
    • difference of level and the Capital flows downward to the clever man.
    • It is through the difference of level between the talents of
    • this “difference of level” and, in doing so, carry forward
    • the division, the differentiation of Labour. Let us take it to begin
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    • At this point we begin to see in a different light, and from a
    • different point of view, the value-creating forces which we have been
    • the value enters into a very' different sphere from that which we have
    • the situation is essentially different. Assume that the rate of
    • (It would be different if we were able to lead it over into Labour
    • high time that we learnt to under-stand the difference between real
    • makes no essential difference whether, for example, I issue money
    • money a different value you create nothing real.
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    • It would appear then to be necessary to arrange for two different
    • productive in the economic process. It is quite a different matter
    • it pronouncedly different for the economic life. You can see this from
    • not be built unless the differential calculus had been discovered. To
    • entirely free kind of activity. When a man invents the differential
    • table and sell it. And yet the process is essentially different as
    • But I must now illumine from a different angle this fact: that we have
    • different. I am paying for something which circumstances, by raising
    • or lowering prices, may have made quite different. I am paying for an
    • once more, is an altogether different fact, a fact which simply
    • think differently. But there the matter ends. How they are to
    • think differently — on this you will, of course, find nothing in
    • that it is by no means a matter of indifference whether in a given
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    • Here, then, the relation of giving comes in, with the sole difference
    • are enough of them to make any appreciable difference). Handicraftsmen
    • Through division of Labour, more and more highly differentiated
    • the difficulty lies in the differentiation; the further the division
    • the differentiation of products increase, and the difficulties
    • slightly differentiated one from another — say, for instance,
    • that there is comparatively little differentiation between
    • these products; as soon as the differentiation becomes greater, this
    • that the different products rise or fall to a different extent. This
    • different — it is in quite an opposite process of movement —
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    • process, it makes no difference at all whether I have a supply of
    • quite different is true. The standpoint of the consumer is conditioned
    • made these equations qualitatively different, inasmuch as here
    • money and commodities in a different way. Suppose I steal them.
    • conditions, a very different science of Economics would have to be
    • the pound he might think of doing something quite different with it
    • suddenly have quite a different value for him than the value of a pair
    • different position — he knows the circumstances far better, he
    • But it undoubtedly does make a certain difference, ladies and
    • may think the difference merely theoretical, but let such a view of
    • price. We cannot say that it makes no difference whether we call
    • that the economic process is very different from a scientific system.
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    • regarded also from a different aspect. I mentioned a few days ago that
    • on his training was not so very different from the value of all the
    • With the search for markets it is different. For, it is easy to
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    • us, the buyer and the seller, must stand in different economic
    • different things with these peas. I can eat them. And so, assuming
    • essentially different from other things existing in the economic
    • with him in so many different ways. But there is no getting away from
    • different ways.
    • process as a whole we see it come about that all these different
    • streams tend to unite again, only in a different way, through the
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    • turned out quite differently from what Economic Science had supposed.
    • difference, but there is also a marked resemblance in the forms. So it
    • Merovingian kingdom was really no different from this: — the
    • exchange is regulated in many different ways. The regulation hovers
    • But it was different at the next stage, when in the further course of
    • differences in currency or the rates of exchange. This is precisely
    • we may use the expression) the conditions will be quite different from
    • makes an essential difference whether we envisage the class of
    • important differences of duration as between different kinds of
    • different ways. A man may enhance the forestry of a whole country by
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    • different significance in the economic life from what it had before.
    • different way of thinking. For instance, it is said: In the first
    • But it is different the moment the slave is hired out or lent. At a
    • But loaned money is something essentially different from this
    • it? And as to that, time makes no essential difference. For whether
    • Your money may in the meantime have acquired a different value in
    • the economic life when we bring into it different relationships from
    • of money for a pound of meat today and a different sum of money for a
    • pound of the same meat a fortnight hence, the difference (the increase
    • different value — an essentially different property. Loaned money
    • is fundamentally different from purchase-money. Except for the fact
    • sphere of loaned money. It acquires its value in quite a different
    • We have therefore three kinds of money, qualitatively different from
    • gift-money. Nor can it be any different in the case of that closed
    • process money undergoes metamorphoses; it acquires different qualities
    • workmen with it, that the result is quite different from what it would
    • The three kinds of money must be treated in different ways. In the
    • in this. What then will be the essential difference from the existing
    • it behaves accordingly. I do not observe that a difference has taken
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    • comparable in all these different factors? If we regard
    • peasants, the workers on the land, the workers in the different trades
    • The different historical stages even in Nature live side by side to
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    • that different kinds of services must be judged in different ways with
    • difference if it occurs to some bright individual to introduce
    • it is possible for human beings to do, then a different amount will be
    • after a time prices are different, it can only mean that one has taken
    • will then be equated to other things. The different products of the
    • through consumption, the values of different kinds of services do not
    • differ so very much from one another. However spiritual a worker I may
    • of differentiation in manifold directions so that you stand with them
    • difference is that we are no longer able to see the connection clearly
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    • scholars were possessed of a world of ideas altogether different from
    • differently. The following might then have been found in a certain
    • warmth in varying differentiations — here greater warmth, there
    • of Air — not the indifferent, neutral darkness that belongs to Saturn,
    • physicists. But things were different in Goethe's time. He did
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    • the pupil forth, but this time on a different path. He did not now
    • second conversation was different from what came from the first; for
    • he shows himself to you as someone quite different from what the
    • in different ways — then one has to see in these lines
    • different combinations of sounds, which combinations of sounds
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    • quite differently on the Earth than he actually does. He ought to
    • Man — three different shades or gradations of the human, but
    • but in an altogether different way. The pupil was shown how the Earth
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    • different from what it is today. As I said before, it is exceedingly
    • evolution of the Earth through different metamorphoses became clear
    • special differentiation of warmth-currents, in union with all manner
    • being is no more than a mere indication. Things grow different; only
    • remained, that which is there present. Man has a different
    • difference between Good and Evil.
    • taught it in quite a different way. Aristotle taught that when you
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    • enter with increasing consciousness, is very different from former
    • however, essentially different from the preceding period of Michael.
    • recognition — were differently situated from the Rosicrucians,
    • it was somewhat different. Let me begin with the ancient Persian
    • on the objective — that is the great difference. For all
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    • very different from former periods of Michael. For in the earthly
    • evolution of mankind different ones among the seven great Archangel
    • repeated. Our own period is, however, essentially different from the
    • recognition — were quite differently situated from the
    • it was somewhat different. Let me begin with the ancient Persian
    • concentrates on the objective, — that is the great difference.
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    • altogether different one, and has thus been removed from Autumn and
    • different level. For Christ was no earthly man. He was a Sun-Being
    • difference in respect of cosmic greatness, the ancient rite of
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    • We may transplant ourselves in thought into one of the many different
    • civilisations man's evolution was very different from what it was in
    • different eight or nine thousand years before the Christian era. In
    • have become an altogether different man. I must go to the Registry (a
    • in very different ways. What does the man of today know of the Sun
    • forces, the forces of the Christ, are also working in many different
    • undergone in primeval times, but with this difference: that in those
    • aside the earthly body. Only there was a difference between the real
    • lectures why there must be this difference; now I will only state the
    • different is necessary. We must acquire a different mode of knowledge
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    • the Moon shining brightly. Then we see it differently and have to
    • different in its appearance from what it is when it reveals itself as
    • human being from the Earth. Man was of course a very different being
    • downwards. And as a result the Moon forces now have a quite different
    • in quite a different form how Eurythmy arises out of speech. We may
    • configurated, differentiated, modified by what lived in the other
    • indeed everywhere enacted in the Springtime. But this is a different
    • The process which I have described today is a different one. It was
    • These things varied according to the different regions of the Earth.
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    • was done. Yet on the different planes of life these things appear in
    • different ways and it lies in the freedom of mankind to turn to good
    • truth as this in different ages.
    • But we can also put it differently and it still remains the same. We
    • we stand once more in our different places when this Easter visit is
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    • evolutionary process of humanity, and how from different sides it was
    • I described the efforts that were made from different quarters
    • the different philosophical movements, the literary movement and so
    • too far above the upper lip. The only thing that is different is the
    • interpolates it in a slightly different place in the story, but what
    • parties, whose priests belong to different sects, are usually
    • because her feet are not too minute they differ from the excessively
    • Post-Atlantean epoch, of many things that existed in quite different
    • what was present in a quite different form in the Atlantean world.
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    • able to understand it. There are different ways of characterising the
    • make room for something different.
    • different from what it had been in conditions once prevailing in the
    • of man was different — it was pliant and flexible. The human
    • science, and the difference must be clearly seen.
    • primeval times, resounded from a different side, after man had
    • into itself. Then we have something quite different from the concept
    • standpoint of life we study the different religions of the
    • the souls of men differ — it follows that their life can be
    • sustained by different forms of nourishment. If we grasp this truth
    • the representatives of the different religions believe they possess
    • did not know much about anything that differed from the Christianity
    • case of Petrarch it was different, 1 century later, in the 14th
    • paths lead thither and fellow-travelers along these paths differ
    • different modes of expression, — In the physical world we see
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    • struck by the fate of different medicaments. A remedy is discovered
    • different in the times of Atlantis! We know that it was during that
    • the descriptions given we know, too, how different these human bodies
    • physiognomy. In the times of ancient Atlantis it was different. When
    • incarnations. Human beings will all be very different, but each will
    • be capable of mutation. When this is the case, quite different
    • Homer. Read carefully what I have said in different lectures and
    • lies with men by means of a different world-conception, to prevent
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    • century had a rather different bearing upon medical thought. It was
    • special property of differentiation, and believed that the cell was
    • the result of such differentiation. Later on the view gradually
    • forces and only differentiates the atomistic from itself. Thus in
    • diseased? What is the essential difference between the diseased and
    • organism differs from normality. No practical treatment can be
    • investigate the actual difference between the so-called diseased
    • essential difference; it cannot, however, be ascertained without a
    • can all make: the difference between a human skeleton and that of a
    • These differences in structure suggest to the observer that in human
    • formative. The difference is obvious: the ape if he walks upright has
    • There is a remarkable difference in muscular reactions; when in
    • place in the muscle itself, which are different from ordinary
    • an answer, from the differences between animals and men, although well
    • the human race. The difference will become obvious when it will be
    • if and when we understand the radical differences, even to the
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    • as you do not differentiate between these two poles, superior and
    • understand man, for there is a fundamental difference between the two
    • The difference amounts to this: all the processes of the lower sphere
    • different in individual human beings, but nevertheless it governs and
    • difference between the activities of the lower organic sphere, which
    • quality of this return is often different from its centrifugal
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    • possible. For it makes a difference whether we discuss what has been
    • I shall now try to illustrate the extent of the difference between
    • foremost, we must emphasise the complete difference between the
    • difference is of fundamental significance. For instance, I would ask
    • different, forces coming from the descending evolutionary line, that
    • Even externally and superficially these processes differ greatly. The
    • tends towards the surface. But the most fundamental difference is that
    • Conditions are different in the blood, which has kept to a great
    • But there is also a considerable difference. Milk has formative
    • is this difference: that blood essentially requires iron, which is a
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    • different from what we have imagined.
    • I may say so — from a different angle. This is the factor which
    • intestines. Think for a moment of the considerable difference in all
    • And the humble vegetation of your intestines differs from the external
    • something different. And if the bacillus of tuberculosis thrives in
    • vermiform appendix appear. Or study the quite different way in which
    • difference? The mistake here is quite analogous but is overlooked.
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    • judge, from differences in build, the forces inherent in what we term
    • explain more fully later, different methods of treatment are arranged
    • considerable difference, according to whether we relieve the organism
    • and disturbed sleep, even in very different cases of disease, one can
    • different epoch from man — viz., plant life.
    • As we have already recognised from a somewhat different point of view,
    • differentiate between three kinds of manifestation. This threefold
    • remarkable difference in Man and animal in that the plant hidden in
    • differently in plant, animal or man — can be observed and studied
    • this difference, that hairs resemble each other closely whereas plants
    • are various and differ one from another). You can no more regard the
    • different forces towards the most diverse directions, and in this way
    • gives a different organisation to the plants. But there is a certain
    • you will observe that there is a certain difference as to whether I
    • will admit that there must be considerable organic difference
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    • in the flower become different from those in the root; they become far
    • mistletoe and, tree-plants. This difference is caused by the greater
    • there is but little ash. And in these different results of the same
    • treated quite differently according to whether the upper region or the
    • quite different principles.
    • light of perfectly different principles, as they originate in regions
    • method, and that another region requires a different method, this is
    • What is the difference between these formative impulses of external
    • difference of five is due to leap-year days), which obviously must
    • he formed there differing from that due to the action of Mars under
    • many of its expressions must be read in a wholly different sense.
    • different combinations, and to note the diligence with which it was
    • Here we have a choice of two paths, each different in kind, and each
    • they had been extracted. What was obtained from lead acted differently
    • on origin: salt derived from lead was essentially different from salt
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    • note of the different epochs in the child's life, i.e., from birth to
    • at different ages. Let us consider the symptoms, which appear at an
    • different in the two cases is the effort of the ego whose intervention
    • in the organisation is impeded! How differently does the ego carry out
    • specialised and differentiated according to their origin. Their
    • character differs widely, according to which of the higher members of
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    • perceives through his different senses. You can at least admit the
    • different.
    • knowledge of the different ways in which plants absorb and collect
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    • into the differences — and they are considerable — between the heart
    • whole life of the liver will differ from that of districts with water
    • There is a great difference according to whether the soil is mainly
    • differentiation; and that the best material for tests to ascertain the
    • all these different formations. There must of course be a fundamental
    • sensations. We have only to acquire the sense of difference between
    • if we acquire the power to differentiate all the odours in this
    • also cultivate our capacity of taste and can perceive the difference
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    • their effects extend to different regions; and this provides us with
    • difference between animal and vegetable diets is based on the
    • ourselves off as individuals. Let us try to represent this difference,
    • forces, manifesting in different ways. All peripheral working
    • total shape is differentiated in the direction towards separate
    • operation of the male seed, is specialisation, differentiation, i.e.,
    • different feelings to the legends of Gaea fertilised by Uranus, of
    • different from vaguely mystical feelings, in the veneration with which
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    • lecture that the chemistry of the future must become quite different
    • different factor in social life, so a substance changes to a state
    • sequence, but of quite a different nature. It would be valuable and
    • appropriate to plot out the different effect of potencies by means of
    • of the profound differences between man and the animal world; the
    • difference, in this theory, between the carbon in the external world,
    • the atmosphere is something different again. The outer layer beyond
    • earth through the atmosphere, we should enter a zone of very different
    • warmth conditions, surprisingly different from what we know on the
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    • us to the question: Well, what is the exact difference between what
    • mankind, the case is different, but if they are made out of curiosity,
    • day. He differs from Paracelsus; for with the latter one feels that
    • reason why animal and vegetable carbon react differently especially
    • mucus, and even fat. This difference in the action of vegetable and
    • difference in the action of metals and non-metals in general within
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    • processes, in their specific forms as affecting the different human
    • But tumorous formations of every kind are a different matter. They
    • compelled to follow a different yearly rhythm from that of other
    • These differences must never be underestimated. We must learn to get a
    • characteristic difference between the efficacy of a remedy from
    • outside and one from within. Before considering this difference, we
    • difference. It will be necessary to study the new forms of disease.
    • patient. For instance: there is a very great difference between the
    • are aware of the great differences of function in the two bodily
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    • come to a striking difference between short-sighted and long-sighted
    • stressed this difference in public lectures, and should like to
    • difference is still far too little regarded and men persist in
    • In a completely different way is the human ear formed. It is possible
    • framework into the organism, differing somewhat from that already
    • childhood. It is also much less differentiated towards the head than
    • latter framework. This framework, however, has a different tendency
    • the same substance by the two different routes, will furnish most
    • differences in the reaction of the upper epidermis and the internal
    • the delicate differences in these results, one would reach tremendous
    • difference. All that lies comparatively low in the ascending scale of
    • In these phenomena we have a standard for comparison of the different
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    • difference between mathematical and non-mathematical minds. And
    • two distinct and differently localised processes, so that the
    • the human organism in different directions. The bark containing the
    • however, that an accelerated albuminous process differs from one that
    • at all times and any time — produce in their systems a very different
    • their meals. This difference is specially perceptible in children, if
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    • moment of the immense difference between arms and legs in the human
    • the legs and feet in man, the process is essentially different from
    • processes to which the internal organism should be quite indifferent
    • is a difference to a blind person, according to whether a room is
    • entirely red, or entirely blue. The difference is considerable. Take a
    • there is a great difference according to whether the external
    • the substance used, for that is almost a matter of indifference, but
    • different causes such theories as that of psychoanalysis have been
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    • build up sound teeth. It is no matter of indifference whether we let
    • different varieties — that is, comparatively speaking, for very
    • though in a somewhat different formation. But in order to use it we
    • the truth is very different: the spirit works in all these things —
    • appreciable difference according to whether I adopt this diet as a
    • of indifference, and equally beneficial, whether the diet that suits
    • into the limbs. Study the different effects of Eurhythmic vowel
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    • micro-organisms really exist. And since they have different
    • characteristics in different diseases, it is again quite
    • comprehensible that stress is laid on these differences, and specific
    • find rhythm active in the human organism, but a rhythm different from
    • quite differently from the unimpeded action of the Sun, when Mars,
    • atmospheric conditions will differ from the norm; and there will be a
    • the two, must differ widely from that of later life; e.g., during
    • body, containing the forces of growth in man, must work differently in
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    • that always in heredity different elements, male and female, play
    • might express this difference as follows. Earth makes continual
    • is an important separation, for the processes are indeed different. In
    • In the other case the effect is somewhat different, and is achieved by
    • different directions. It is at work within the law of polarity just
    • of weaker will. Here is a first line of differentiation. Antimony
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    • absurdity. As I have sufficiently emphasised, there is no difference
    • a distinction is absurd. The matter in question is entirely different.
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    • of their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one
    • the spiritual worlds is something quite different, and is not, in the
    • of being sensitive and not indifferent to his environment. Before
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • once that you are something altogether different from that reflected
    • difference between white and black magic consists only in this: in
    • magic in an immoral, selfish way. There is no other difference. And
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • body, astral body and ego organisation, and of different ways in
    • can lead to irregularities in many different directions. If you can
    • epilepsy, will have noticed two conditions which differ very
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • by inducing a different anxiety which consolidates the astral body.
    • and deeds. For here karma can take different roads; karma can even be
    • give rise to an altogether different substance. We can, for example,
    • different from the relation in sulphuric acid, obtain sulphurous acid
    • different substance, although composed of the same three original
    • now you will easily see that we may also have a quite different state
    • in our study, where the phenomena that show themselves differ
    • associated with air, of the differentiations in warmth, in light, in
    • masculine form will have a different character. We shall be able to
    • differently from the aura of normal children. There is actually
    • artificially promoted and is different from the previous one, brings
    • an hour you are obliged to take a different subject, then all your
    • notwithstanding, and then it turns out differently from how they
    • yet I must do it ... And then it turns out differently from what it
    • different, because I am not in full control; the astral body flows
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • Differing Inter-relation of the four principles of man described for
    • will draw a different arrangement, where we have the ego organisation
    • different from what is usual. And, in consequence, we have in the
    • different condition from the one I described in an earlier lecture,
    • be able to speak together of many different forms of soul
    • different nose; and if you were to learn to be observant and to have
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • at first he would pass people by with indifference, he now recognises
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • different people will begin to make the discovery that things of
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • difference can be noticed according as the baths are given in the
    • quite different morning and evening.
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • difficulties the boy's soul would be today on quite a different
    • conceptions, are one and the same, are not at all different from one
    • another. They only look different from outside. There is a
    • here it is too! Why do they look different? Because that
    • impassively. Look at Nietzsche! What a different sort of fellow he
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • can differ quite considerably according to the education the children
    • which the members are put together to compose man, differs in each
    • thoroughly observed and the difference noted.
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    • their effects on the different organs. These lectures constitute one of
    • normal child — and of course differently again from the way he
    • for yourselves and observe the difference — first, when you
    • approach a child more or less indifferently, and then again when you
    • closely, how livingly interlinked the different activities have to be
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    • into a vague, undifferentiated unity. The view of the autumn, if we
    • a unity. Then we have what is differentiated; but the differentiation
    • an intermediate state when the differentiating takes place; the
    • complete differentiation; then again the merging of what was
    • differentiated within the uniform, and so forth. There you see always
    • between the differentiated and the undifferentiated, in a certain
    • way, between the in-breathing of what was differentiated-out and the
    • but from entirely different quarters.
    • And it is different again when we look back into still earlier times
    • can also differentiate religiously, cognitionally. Then the
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    • worked in an entirely different way from that of later times. We might
    • the phenomena connected with the cycle of the year, with the differing
    • Today I want to share something entirely different with you in this
    • environment to be different when the air was filled with butterflies
    • But these people of olden times did feel how different the air and
    • different when the flowers bloom, and again when the fruit is formed.
    • time, because everything was so very different from what is done now.
    • the most varied forms among the different peoples; for example, for
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    • neutral, indifferent — one may even say phlegmatic — way as
    • different.”
    • different form. In order that man may be spurred toward the spirit,
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    • different relationship to the physical body; it is a relationship such
    • physical body quite different from that to which we are accustomed in
    • undifferentiated and obscure.
    • The basic tendency of our Fifth Post-Atlantean epoch is different. The
    • aware of it. A different form of experience will come to the man of
    • different in the modern age when theology has come upon the scene. Man
    • The man of the Fifth Post-Atlantean epoch has quite a different task.
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    • The case is no different with the processes that go on in our nervous
    • fact is, man is in reality something altogether different from what we
    • the right half. In that being the two halves were different, in man
    • air and the other water; the two halves are totally different in kind. And
    • them. We find here a somewhat different state of affairs. Ahriman
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    • comes and shows me an entirely different being, with wrinkled
    • different beings with this name.” Of course the true answer is that
    • somewhat older and the third quite old; they are very different in appearance.
    • difference there too is one of age. Willing is the same soul-activity as
    • matter is made difficult by the fact that the different ages live
    • quite old willing (i.e., thinking). The different ages are in that
    • have been an altogether different being. He would, for example, have
    • is quite different in the case of the sleep consciousness. In sleep
    • the part that has been taken by different spiritual Powers in the
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    • one wonders how the various grains differ — for apparently all the
    • Now when we consider protein, we must realize how greatly it differs
    • has a different form. And so, if you like the sound of it better, you
    • different character from those kingdoms. Plants do not take in oxygen:
    • looks quite different. Of course, the potato plant has a green part.
    • to eating the grains differently from the way animals eat them. A
    • flour into bread. It becomes something quite different. And how has it
    • become different? Well, first I have ground the seeds. What does that
    • You have only to think of the difference if someone would eat raw
    • quite different that then goes over into the blood. The animal and the
    • You see, that is the difference between fats and sugar or minerals.
    • the consumption of fat works very differently in the human body from
    • they are something quite different from the roots, or from stalks and
    • these three different foods have been properly determined by their
    • important difference.
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    • and legumes, then fats, and protein. I pointed out how different our
    • pale faces. You will no longer see a difference between their faces
    • thirteenth centuries, or still earlier, were different from ourselves
    • different: then one can't help oneself, one becomes rigid through
    • simple reason that arteriosclerosis, for instance, is different in
    • everyone becomes afflicted in a different way. That is really so,
    • who force the geese to eat so much. With pigs it is different; but how
    • eat so much? In any case, with pigs it is a little different. They
    • different situation. The sugar illness, diabetes, shows that a person
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    • world, a world differing from their normal environment. What went on
    • that they were created from a source very different from the crude
    • something completely different from what was offered in the ordinary
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    • concepts; fourth, the differentiation of concepts; and fifth, the law
    • differentiation, and the law of contradiction. That, whatever name it
    • Well, there is a tremendous difference between the two books. This
    • difference will become most clearly apparent to you if I tell you how
    • This feeling took a different form in England. It is exceedingly
    • of human development on earth in quite a different way, because the
    • certain sense, taking into account differing national
    • spiritual. With Schelling and Oliphant something different happened
    • Both Oliphant and Schelling are now suddenly seen in a different
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    • different from the brains of other nineteenth-century women. Thus,
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    • with the bridge to something of a quite different nature: to the
    • large sweep the differing impulses and development of the many
    • years. One need only consider how great the difference really is
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    • have quite a different tone from those of the later Latin Church
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    • process occurred in a number of different areas. But these examples
    • Not so very different were the efforts of a Dr. Hübbe-Schleiden,
    • absolutely clear. It was really a matter of supreme indifference
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    • world at large in quite a different way on what the Society had
    • it appeared in a somewhat different form from usual, and that in this
    • of anthroposophy although it sprouts in quite different soil. There
    • people showed that they wanted something quite different from
    • completely different form has to be found for them, above all a form
    • I have had to consider the third phase in a different way, of
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    • anthroposophy as such relies on quite different sources. If you go
    • different from any sort of vague pantheism. But there was no
    • anybody who undertakes a different type of research will not find
    • been forgotten. In a hotter climate the difference between the venous
    • differentiation in the blood which is caused by the astral body
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    • first steps in the life of initiation will pass differently
    • different for the person who is in these first stages of
    • there is, of course, no difference.
    • course, and the only difference is that the student of
    • In this respect the Old and the New Testament differ
    • different, and that makes all the difference.
    • language is quite differently constructed the further back we
    • languages, it signifies something entirely different from
    • today who cannot tell the difference any more between oats
    • difference.
    • only had a different relationship to his environment than he
    • has today, but he had, above all, an entirely different
    • different connection with his speech, to the way he spoke.
    • altogether different in the fourth post-Atlantean epoch, even
    • something resounded in the words that was not differentiated
    • was not differentiated into the various languages. The
    • is why the whole of history has an entirely different quality
    • call it, for the completely different tone that events had in
    • connected to their experiences in quite a different way in
    • nationalities who before that time had quite different
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    • consider the different forms of art, it appears that
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    • present aspect of architecture is quite different from what
    • different members of our being and learn to know what
    • can lead out into a sphere that is different from ordinary
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    • doubt far more differentiated than they are in the feeble
    • acquire a totally different relation to the world than that
    • relationship is quite different when we penetrate into the
    • acquired an understanding of the different kind of
    • with a different content.
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    • many respects be different from the past; it will be much
    • and ancient art, with its divine quality of differentiation,
    • surface. We shall experience something quite different this
    • have a very differentiated experience which contains an
    • difference.
    • many different ways. What I have described here was one
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    • science. For there is an enormous difference between the
    • science can kindle different feelings than these, and
    • different when spiritual science tells us, for example, When
    • very little difference which particular anthroposophical
    • has developed into something quite different from what we
    • of the child becoming as different from us as possible.
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    • breath of a person who is morally inclined is quite different
    • differentiated form can be seen in this breath.
    • arise out of love show something quite different from deeds
    • the difference between the demons that arise through immoral
    • antipathy. It cannot be any different in ordinary life, as it
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    • is quite different with something living. If the glove were
    • different form, although it would still be the glove. This is
    • an infinite amount of different aspects. The further stage of
    • different way from the physical: the physical part will go
    • has to differ from any kind of symbolic interpretation, for
    • life is asleep and quite different conditions prevail, of
    • People do not know the difference between them any more,
    • no difference whether we take hold of it from inside or
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    • different. Originally there was a living, thinking, cosmic body-a
    • mother's body? Because the world today is a different world. As long
    • eggshell; he must be organized differently. He must take up the
    • element is incorporated quite differently. The bird has air-filled
    • bones; we human beings have marrow-filled bones, very different from
    • From this you can understand the differences that still
    • exist and that can be observed today. The difference between an
    • Moon condition it was different; in the surrounding air there were
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    • the creatures that existed at that time was utterly different.
    • different the earth looked at that time, like a kind of giant egg
    • very, very different in one respect: there is only one thing
    • Reproduction was at that time of a very different nature; it went on
    • I tell you all this so that you may see how different
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    • is only the last remains of what was once essentially different. If
    • carbon and sulphur! The difference is merely that in the egg white
    • Today, however, things are done in quite a different
    • strata beneath the ground that contain animals quite different from
    • differently.
    • within, a cast of the animal is finely modeled, by a quite different
    • that every animal has its own form of teeth and man has a different
    • forces which are active today were active in quite a different way in
    • different from what goes on in our earth today. The upheavals and
    • our sponges, mushrooms, algae. There is a difference between our
    • different way in ancient times.
    • sixty-eight years ago. Things of different ages stand side by side.
    • different way.
    • different from the modern ideas about it determined by their life on
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    • recently. Earlier plant and animal forms were different from the
    • different, but they are related. Why? They are related because ...
    • land and water on the earth are distributed at different times in the
    • with quite different plants and animals, and today one can still see
    • different-half man and half fish. And if we go back to still earlier
    • Contemporary man usually has a lofty forehead and looks different.
    • I have told you that birds were also different in
    • can use our imagination), these would have to look different from
    • there looked quite different from present-day man; they were thin,
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    • was actually quite different from what it is today, and had its field
    • speak) — the Chinese and Japanese had a culture quite different
    • gods. They say: What is here on earth differs according to climate,
    • Above in the north the climate is different, the soil is different,
    • from what they are farther south; everything is different there. The
    • growth of the plants is different and human beings have to live in a
    • different way. But the sun is all-pervading. The sun shines in the
    • ruler, our ruler must be like that; individual men differ, but he
    • was naturally quite different from what happened later: a man became
    • thought in quite a different way, in a way impossible for man today.
    • LAO and BAO, each meaning things that are quite different but also
    • is quite a different affair from the Chinese painting. You see, when
    • which seeing was different. Today we see as we do because there is
    • you can see the Chinese think in quite a different way; they do not
    • is rather different now — we learned in school that Berthold
    • basically different. That is what can still be perceived today in the
    • It was quite different with the Indians. Now just
    • could often be different, so they would make another, then a third
    • again different, and a fourth, a fifth would have occurred to them.
    • this could be different, and then there arose a number of young
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    • looks at a field of grain, one wonders how the various grains differ
    • greatly it differs in animals and human beings from what it is in
    • diamond — and that's made of carbon; it just has a different
    • unless plants had had a very different character from those kingdoms.
    • first of all it looks quite different. Of course, the potato plant
    • of their own accord — to eating the grains differently from the
    • make flour into bread. It becomes something quite different. And how
    • has it become different? Well, first I have ground the seeds. What
    • You have only to think of the difference if someone
    • something quite different that then goes over into the blood. The
    • You see, that is the difference between fats and sugar
    • see, the consumption of fat works very differently in the human body
    • been happening, so that they are something quite different from the
    • should have of these three different foods have been properly
    • by an animal. That's the important difference.
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    • and protein. I pointed out how different our nutrition is with regard
    • will have very pale faces. You will no longer see a difference
    • different from ourselves in many ways. One doesn't usually pay any
    • body, that's different: then one can't help oneself, one becomes
    • different in every single person. No two persons have
    • arteriosclerosis alike; everyone becomes afflicted in a different
    • different; but how thin do you think our pigs might be if we did not
    • different. They have acquired their characteristics through
    • is obviously a different situation. The sugar illness, diabetes,
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    • or to be concerned with the way different peoples have interpreted
    • was acquired in quite a different way from the way we acquire
    • entirely different way. There was once a time when people had great
    • different indeed from that of the ape — the present apes were
    • on parchment, which has a different origin. Only at the end of the
    • The difference is that instinct works in animals while
    • breathing and circulation. It even makes a difference whether they
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    • have different scents. This is also true of the various human races.
    • being acquired what would benefit it. Different smells can be
    • the different races of human beings must have acquired their smell.
    • have you not, of different kingdoms of nature: plants, animals, human
    • beings. Also, we must not forget, minerals have different odors. Now
    • perhaps we could say, the question is how the different smells
    • belonging to the different beings of nature are related to the origin
    • dog even for a short time without getting a headache. Different
    • beings, therefore, are sensitive to smells in different ways. This
    • offensive, that we want to avoid. It is also correct that different
    • races have different smells. Someone with, shall I say, a sensitive
    • different substances — solid, fluid, gaseous substances —
    • different point. But there is something remarkable here. In certain
    • found to be emitting all kinds of different smells if organs of smell
    • would be different from that of the sun. Then it might sniff toward
    • different races lived in different regions of the earth. One race
    • instance, works quite differently upon the earth from the light of
    • Mercury. This is connected with the different formations of
    • mountains, of rocks. Thus the different races inhabiting different
    • only difference is that a man is simply concentrating on something
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    • different from that of our earth.
    • important heavenly body for us. Just think what a different story it
    • different from that of the earth. As I said, Mars is not densely
    • quite different from that possessed by man. You need think only of
    • year, then you find that the yearly effects of the sun are different
    • it has other, quite different effects as well. I spoke to you about
    • a different point. The point at which the sun rises on the
    • twenty-first of March is different every year. A year ago the sun
    • It is a very different thing if plants grow wild, in
    • just as the soil of the earth in general contains different oils in
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    • different form, just as I have told you that in olden times it had a
    • different form. Just as a human being grows old and changes, so the
    • think of the finer differentiations in earth phenomena, whereas the
    • Ice Age conditions will be repeated, in a somewhat different form, in
    • great-great-grandparents, were quite different. They would sit
    • this. Rainwater has a different quality, it has much more life in it
    • different views. Some of you already know the story I told once about
    • positions, there are different periods of repetition. One such
    • that it's useless, because everyone says something different. That is
    • All this shows you that warmth is differently
    • life differently. In school, for instance, different subjects would
    • quite a different humor than when a storm is raging. We don't notice
    • when you put the sugar into your coffee. It is a different force, a
    • different movement.
    • when bad weather is coming, the coffee begins to behave differently
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    • triangles a little, then it becomes a little different. Now it stands
    • already related here in quite a different connection. Suppose here is
    • that they rush into the sun. The sun is very different from what the
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    • different forms! When the steam engine was first invented, a small
    • that is not correct; they were introduced from a different source.
    • There is a very great difference between eating potatoes
    • they were different. I have explained this to you in the most various
    • people had different faculties. We need to go no further back than
    • different way; it must be based upon the intrinsic dignity of man,
    • problem will look quite different. It will finally be given a sounder
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    • are different.
    • different influence. If, for example, it can be shown that Mars has
    • different clothes. That is what man does through the whole of his
    • different foodstuffs a human being eats. The simplest substance of
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    • begin with, human life was actually quite different from what it is
    • Japanese have a culture quite different from ours. We should have a
    • earth differs according to climate, according to the nature of the
    • Chinese said: above in the north the climate is different, the soil
    • is different, from what they are further down; everything is
    • different there. The growth of the plants is different and human
    • beings have to live in a different way. But the sun is
    • differ but he must rule over them like the sun. For this reason they
    • through this — naturally quite different from what happened
    • The Chinese thought in a quite different way, in a way impossible for
    • quite different but both signifying brook as well. So he puts
    • we paint, it is quite a different affair from the Chinese painting. I
    • different. Today we see in the way we do because there is air between
    • From this you see how the Chinese inwardly think in a quite different
    • it is rather different now — we learned at school that Berthold
    • of mouth. Thus everything at that time was basically different.
    • It was quite different with the
    • the head might possibly be different, so they straightway made
    • another, then a third again different, and a fourth, a fifth.
    • at once that this might be different, and there arose a number of
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    • ourselves about the various ways the different peoples have
    • they knew, however, was acquired in a quite different way from
    • comes about in quite a different way. There was once a time when
    • therefore say: The evolution of man has taken two different paths. It
    • (quite different indeed from that of the ape) the present ape was not
    • has a different origin. Only at the end of the Middle Ages did men
    • intellect. The difference is that instinct works in animals whereas
    • their breathing and of the circulating blood. It makes a difference
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    • bee-master, draws attention to the differences between the life
    • different from the knowledge of men today, that these wise men
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    • a new situation here. The different kinds of bees — Queens, workers
    • and drones — all need a different number of days for their
    • marriage-bed to which one retires, it all takes an entirely different course.
    • remained behind, but these are those born under different
    • difference. In our head, for instance, the substances do not
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    • warmth. How should the bee not know that this is different from
    • to the infra-red, they will behave quite differently, for then there are
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    • knowledge behind him, which is a very different matter. When you hear
    • different.
    • entirely different corner of the Universe than at other times.
    • of the heavens where the Ram is. The forces of the Sun differ
    • is quite different if the Sun sends its rays to the earth at the
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    • quite different dots, quite different minute creatures are there, and
    • really always tell us that things ought to be different But the most
    • just a part of the general farm produce. This is quite a different
    • no difference at all,” and so on. But the child fed on its
    • today — I do not understand how this will be quite different
    • recognised that there is a great difference in whether one allows Nature to
    • something similar. Today, the whole conditions are quite different.
    • prices must be fixed on quite a different basis from that on which we
    • do with those who produce different goods.
    • were painted inside with different colours, colours made from pure vegetable
    • has effects quite different to those of electric light. Electric light
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    • consideration that people digest in very different ways, not everyone
    • essentially different comes in question. The bee-keeper of the past
    • that there is already a considerable difference between giving
    • is an entirely different substance to the straw of which the old
    • than does wood, so we have already a difference in the external
    • favour of straw skeps; nevertheless differences do exist, and just such
    • through the quite special relationship between the two different
    • two fluids; they differ very considerably in themselves. The gastric
    • bees from different parts of the world differ widely from one
    • entirely different countries. They have then, so much work to do in
    • indifferent, for it is generally taken for granted that such measures
    • to you the sane process in the quite different form in which it
    • use of medicinally, though of a very different kind to that prepared for
    • been quite different if the egg had not been laid there. Very good,
    • could not procure this protective covering from the different trees
    • happened here? The wasps, which though they differ from the bees are yet
    • wild tree. It differs especially from the wild tree in that it is richer
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    • then to begin with these three types; they differ from one another in
    • so far as they mature during differing periods of time. What lies at
    • special feeding it has been given; the Queen larva are differently
    • remember that we distinguished four different parts of a man; first
    • different substances.
    • differently constituted. As already stated, one man may die of a
    • and the different kinds of eggs, Dr. Steiner has said so much, but one
    • substance it is, however, seen to be different. Honey-comb, as you
    • as the wasps, they must set to work quite differently. The ant makes
    • difference between the waxen honey-comb of the bee, the paper nest of
    • cell. For this reason their food must be so entirely different.
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    • their modes of life are totally different. Taking our starting point
    • different in character from the same grass where it grows further
    • entirely different. When one is looking at some flower, and an insect,
    • evolution. The earth had long ago a very different form; I have
    • different.
    • changing, that continually assumed different forms, as the clouds do,
    • different if you walk with them through the forest, and especially
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    • ill, he might have one or another of a hundred different illnesses
    • difference. Those who are helped by formic acid, will usually
    • interesting. It is therefore a very different matter if the lung, for
    • example, lacks formic acid, or the liver. The difference is that the formic
    • somewhat different; what the bees have in the poison of their sting,
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    • meets with quite a different interest than he does if his
    • different from what it is when one lecturesat a hotel in
    • something essentially different from the understanding gained
    • memory, then is the difference between this and a machine
    • differentiating ourselves very strongly from a machine by
    • back. There is not much difference between listening to a
    • different way from what he wanted. But there was a certain
    • something quite different, which will be particularly
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    • appropriate, then this speaking must be entirely different
    • makes much difference how one speaks about the things of the
    • — in the end makes no difference. And gradually it has
    • least bit differently from what it is, in conformity with
    • differently formed, then you would also have to have quite a
    • different nose, different fingertips, and so forth. And just
    • that is entirely different from that which was peculiar to
    • speech element and to come into a different speech element.
    • need but treat the language differently in poetry. But that
    • more for differentiating between Gehen [to go] and
    • a human being today who still uses his words differently, in
    • whole human being, who speaks differently than as though the
    • an awareness of a life connection is something different from
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    • deny that these items differ vary greatly from each other and that if
    • be very different from each other. But in the social life of recent
    • differentiated after all. For, we can say that a certain amount of
    • the differences of the numbers, something that is part of one area.
    • its course along with a certain indifference in regard to such
    • differences and even classifications in recent times. One has to go
    • indifference to him. He is placed in front of a machine. What does he
    • middle-class, the matter must be put in a different light again, for
    • because they were indifferent to what was developing, they helped
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    • to speak differently in each locality if one wants to be active as a
    • different conditions from those here in Switzerland, and also
    • completely different conditions than those under which one can speak
    • speak in Germany quite differently from the way one could speak
    • obvious in the completely different form of life of, for example, the
    • different ways depending on whether it is delivered in Switzerland,
    • Germany, or even at different times. Again, one would have to speak
    • completely differently in England or in America. What can be
    • the ideas of this book were set down in a totally different style for
    • a completely different form because in those countries one addresses
    • case of Switzerland, yet it is different. All around, there are all
    • moved in a quite different way into France and Germany and the
    • something quite different, namely on something that is through
    • people in a different manner as well. So, Alexander Moszkowski,
    • Several different aspects
    • had a different opinion from mine already, no doubt about that! And
    • if he participated in the debate he would differ from my viewpoints
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    • scripts, vary scripts in different ways. I do not say that
    • matters are a little different, but in earlier days, one
    • various languages lend themselves in different ways, and in
    • placed side by side, what a difference:
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    • speaker is in an essentially different position than he who
    • it that the different ways he phrases one and the same thing
    • facilitation for the listener. Differently phrased
    • only should different means of artistically structuring the
    • speech be applied, but also different ways of executing it.
    • different placing of subject and predicate than one is used
    • know what a great difference exists between hearing, say, the
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    • in the modern age, said Saint-Simon, is of a different character. But
    • under the influence of de Maistre. He gave an entirely different turn
    • itself in many different ways and is apparent in all the thinkers of
    • is very different from that of Saint-Simon, of Auguste Comte, of Herbert
    • simply sets out to organise the masses. And there is really no difference
    • ideas and views which would prove to you the difference of outlook in
    • find that he must approach them with an attitude of mind quite different
    • he tried to bring home the difference between the concepts of sin and
    • century — had no insight into the difference between sin and crime.
    • of a mental outlook quite different from our own. When we peruse books
    • superstition, because the laws of the animal organisation are different
    • fifteenth century were quite different from ours. Going backwards from
    • eighth, seventh and sixth centuries, and we find quite a different state
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    • characterised differently. I have described how the ancient
    • the individual in quite a different way from the stream I have already
    • A.D. was quite different. I have gone into this
    • the oriental and south-european scholars only differed from those of
    • Augustine is illuminating in this respect. It shows how differently
    • experience. This difference is seen also in Augustine's attitude in
    • Men living in towns had a different kind of thought. They were cut off
    • note that Goethe has a way of turning to the past, different from that
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    • world, however, there stands something entirely different, something
    • there stands something entirely different. One comes to see that theory
    • renewed from an entirely different side by thinkers and researchers such
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    • for as a philosopher they hardly knew him. Yet they knew him in a different
    • or weighing external objects is essentially different from ascribing
    • to us differently from that which we could represent as subject to mathematical-mechanical
    • differentiations thus do exist, and one must be cognizant of them; on
    • you see, is one of the basic differences between the so-called subjective
    • qualities of tone, color, warmth, as well as the different qualities
    • view of the world. That is the basic difference: tone and color leave
    • is a difference between the mathematical-mechanical qualities of external
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    • our souls, is entirely different from that employed when we experiment
    • What is the difference
    • and analytical mechanics? One can sharply differentiate the latter from
    • an “empirical mechanics.” One can thus differentiate sharply
    • If we are able by means of energetic thinking to differentiate sharply
    • an activity of soul entirely different from that which underlies our
    • activity of the soul different from that whereby we grasp external nature
    • different realms as well. For this reason I believe — and I want
    • use an expression you have heard often in a completely different context
    • differences between what lives in us as mathematics and what lives in
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    • psychology, and physiology have determined in order to be able to differentiate
    • and it remained a matter of total indifference to me whether my results
    • takes on a somewhat different configuration [Gestalt], as I
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    • side of consciousness, there emerges something different when one seeks
    • that in descending one can still clearly differentiate between oneself
    • way so different from that which nebulous mystics believe, who think
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    • furnish at least some indications of the difference between what spiritual
    • perception, thinking, feeling, and willing in a way different from their
    • a sensory organization different from that which perceives only words
    • to hit upon this direct perception of the ego. Thus we must differentiate
    • however, was followed in a different way by the ancients — especially
    • he needed these senses in a different way. He did not allow the soul's
    • grasps the thought in an entirely different way. He grasps the weaving
    • wisdom. The Christ event is a different matter. For that is an actual
    • up with experiences different from those usually connected with art
    • unless it is countered with a different stream of spiritual life.
    • a different spiritual stream flowing henceforth from West to East. We
    • a path of development leading to the higher worlds different from that
    • Many years ago, in a different
    • and this Western path into the spiritual world is followed in a different
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    • linking him with his fellow men. He chose a path different from that
    • way. Humanity has progressed in the interim. Different soul faculties
    • predetermined but could take numerous different courses. Today I
    • or gone into the difference between analytical and empirical mechanics.
    • things differently and cultivates a different attitude of soul toward
    • emancipate themselves and begin to assume a different aspect from the
    • different. lt has become fuller, richer in content. While on the one hand
    • gained following two paths that must be sharply differentiated: on the
    • Westerners must experience much the same thing — but in a different
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    • different members of man are influenced by substances outside
    • a different way from the merely material.
    • same subject, considering from different aspects the use of
    • The organization of the head differs essentially from that of
    • This physical body is present in the head in a different way,
    • it organizes itself primarily by differentiating the warmth
    • in a different way in the human head.
    • then, that the different members of the human being interact
    • in different ways. Corresponding to the various physical
    • there are different interactions of the members that
    • more extensively, and in a more differentiated way. And it
    • human organism. These processes are differentiated, both
    • be able to gain insight into the different gradations of the
    • to see this differentiation.
    • the human being in the fluids into an undifferentiated unity,
    • so that it forms an undifferentiated, uniform whole. Then, in
    • (yellow); it differentiates and radiates outward. From below
    • upward the human being is held together and undifferentiated
    • by means of silica. From above downward he is differentiated
    • differentiated for their work on the individual organs. In a
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    • there rs a more undifferentiated interaction of the physical
    • of forces is a different one. I pointed out yesterday that
    • differentiated and permeated by warmth in its various organs.
    • bear this in mind, for the human being is really a different
    • inhaled does not differ appreciably from the amount exhaled.
    • inhaled. Materialism can make nothing of this difference and
    • that this etheric body is not studied in its differentiations
    • generality, as a slightly differentiated misty cloud. It must
    • which we were introduced in the last course from a different
    • part, being a specially differentiated portion of it), we
    • find that it is not undifferentiated but that it arises out
    • naturally be given a different name, because other aspects of
    • regarded as undifferentiated water, because inwardly it is
    • would be different, but we won't go into that now). The
    • inwardly differentiated — which is to say,
    • He is also differentiated with regard to the ethers, but this
    • differentiation is a fluctuating one. It is a continual
    • here. For animals, death is something totally different.
    • death is death. But death is a totally different matter in
    • something totally different, arising from an effect in the
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    • respect, very different from those of the head organs and
    • nerve-sense aspects of man, and different again from
    • individuals differed markedly from those of other people in
    • left side of the person were different from those from the
    • right. The head radiation was also quite different.
    • There is a vast difference between applying the poles
    • very different treatments that need to be applied in chronic
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    • different from what it means in generalized diseases of the
    • concerning the difference between treatment by direct current
    • is better to use a direct current. However, the difference is
    • relation to the outer world, that the far-reaching difference
    • difference between those of peasant stock and the rest of the
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    • difference as unimportant. The reason for this is that the
    • totally different causes of illness. Especially in so-called
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    • mutual relationships and differentiations of the upper
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    • radiating one. Such radiating effects appear in a different
    • things are different. If only we could gain insight into this
    • different way from before. The secretions that arise are only
    • undifferentiated
    • When differentiation
    • proceeds into this state of undifferentiation, these
    • only if, in the differentiation of one tissue from another,
    • differentiation, quite another structure will naturally
    • come into a totally different realm. In visual perceptions
    • different substance. You know, of course, that magnesium
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    • that is, differently in different people.
    • indifferent to the well-being of the movement and to the fact
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    • Goethe must be regarded differently from Homer. On the same
    • addresses them quite differently from what is implied in the
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    • it was with clairvoyance, passes over to a different kind of
    • feeling, thinking, perception, willing, a different way of
    • developed among the different peoples as the goal of their
    • shown how the different qualities of the soul are distributed
    • of a different character — leaving aside what has been
    • again been reached. In a different sphere there has been
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    • later epoch and written quite differently, but even so it
    • quite different language. And if one is more closely
    • different from anything in a Greek work of art. The essence
    • differences; and finally it is to be found at the other pole
    • that everything the different peoples have said about each
    • other time be able to speak differently about this matter.
    • relationship between the different cultures, read what is
    • different, if they were to be really expressive. One cannot
    • something totally different.
    • And yet there is something altogether different.
    • search for this difference in the philosophy itself, in what
    • you will not discover what is different. For what is
    • different is something that is not contained in the sentences
    • that differs from West European philosophy. What is contained
    • difference in Solovieff's works will escape him and he will
    • a Russian: Bakunin. He formulated the saying differently
    • because with them totally different conditions prevail. We
    • differerst from that produced by any other soul; this soul
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    • an actual experience different in character from some
    • say to ourselves: This form differs from what I myself am, in
    • every incarnation he is born into a different people. He
    • which the members of the different nations think about each
    • must naturally take a different direction. The direction of
    • between the members of the different cultures and
    • the members of the different spheres of culture.
    • think in the real sense is something different, something
    • a different culture prevailed; we know that Christianity
    • differ from the blustering racket overhead.
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    • different as regards the other pole of painting, the colour
    • find inner differentiation in colour. We shall find that blue
    • differentiation. Form will be born out of the colour
    • Peter in Rome, he would have designed them differently. Now
    • times very different from the present and of the mental
    • have rolled across Asia, a time when a quite different kind
    • and in any case it will be something quite different from
    • differentiated. There is profound truth in the biblical
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    • very different form from anything that existed in the days
    • idiosyncrasies of the different technical experts. This of
    • different sized spaces, we may with advantage think of the
    • different kinds of wood have been used for the columns in the
    • columns must be of different woods. The real reason
    • ‘Why must there be different strings on a violin? Would
    • instead?’ The use of different woods is a reality in
    • dome, each of these forms would have to be quite different,
    • just as the little finger of a dwarf is different from that
    • of a giant. It was not only the differences in dimension, but
    • the differences in the forms that called forth the
    • nose and put a different organ in the place where the nose
    • the small toe as well, would have to be different if the nose
    • were different. Just as nobody in his senses would wish to
    • should be other than it is. If this form were different, the
    • whole building would have to be different, for the whole is
    • finds in the different arts something that transcends the
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    • different sense. It is probable that our building will not be
    • based on a quite different conception from that of the Greek
    • difference. The Greek motif is complete in itself. This other
    • The wall lives — that is the difference.
    • importance. There is no difference as in the case of the
    • The difference in the dimensions of the two sections
    • can be studied in the different forms and in the architraves.
    • different from what physics imagines it to be. The principles
    • one single colour, but different colours will be used at the
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    • quite different from the forms of the three stages of
    • foci will naturally differ, but the two lines
    • Our astral body subtracts and is glad that the difference is
    • multiplication process has really three different forms.
    • the result of a differentiation. Even in similarity the true
    • such that from his earliest childhood man had a different
    • of different forces which pass upwards. So that when we have
    • body in different colours. We strengthen our etheric sheath
    • himself different pillar formations which bear his skull.
    • souls pass through different, successive incarnations? Not
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    • different kinds of wood?’ There is no allegorical or
    • pillars are made of different woods.
    • the diagram rather differently, with the Sun rather turned
    • Moon must now be drawn differently. I am representing the
    • little. The lines are somewhat different but they arise
    • the diagram again differently (Diagram III). Here I have
    • applies a mathematical principle and gets a different result
    • this advantage over other creatures whose colour differs from
    • were differently coloured died out and those like the sand
    • different races, the influence is not, in his case, the
    • are decked with such a variety of colours is very different
    • from this sea of colour has taken on a different activity.
    • should have quite a different relationship to the world of
    • before us something quite definite, differentiated. To fathom
    • the different civilisations until, during the Graeco-Latin
    • world, and all the different forms in art were an expression
    • world and it became necessary to resort to a different realm.
    • Michelangelo and others. Something different hovers before us
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    • understanding other souls who specialise in a different sphere.
    • which he reads. What a different relationship there is to the
    • gradually arose, not only the indifferent attitude to art,
    • different from what man sees in the horse: as we go about we
    • certainly have a different conception of the body of man. To
    • bear ‘whitens’ itself, this, at a different
    • something different on before it.
    • different kind from any that may be a product of the dying
    • different kind from those which are made living by our forms.
    • world's disharmonies will take a different course when men
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    • meets with quite a different interest than he does if his
    • different from what it is when one lecturesat a hotel in
    • something essentially different from the understanding gained
    • memory, then is the difference between this and a machine
    • differentiating ourselves very strongly from a machine by
    • back. There is not much difference between listening to a
    • different way from what he wanted. But there was a certain
    • something quite different, which will be particularly
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    • appropriate, then this speaking must be entirely different
    • makes much difference how one speaks about the things of the
    • — in the end makes no difference. And gradually it has
    • least bit differently from what it is, in conformity with
    • differently formed, then you would also have to have quite a
    • different nose, different fingertips, and so forth. And just
    • that is entirely different from that which was peculiar to
    • speech element and to come into a different speech element.
    • need but treat the language differently in poetry. But that
    • more for differentiating between Gehen [to go] and
    • a human being today who still uses his words differently, in
    • whole human being, who speaks differently than as though the
    • an awareness of a life connection is something different from
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    • accustom oneself to speak differently on every soil, if one
    • be formulated differently, depending on whether it is
    • course, have to speak again quite differently in England or
    • differently for America and for England. For both Switzerland
    • really have to be composed quite differently, because in
    • difference between hearing and reading — he should hear
    • already of a different opinion than I. There was no doubt at
    • something quite different than I would. But it was equally
    • clear that what he said would ultimately make no difference
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    • scripts, vary scripts in different ways. I do not say that
    • matters are a little different, but in earlier days, one
    • various languages lend themselves in different ways, and in
    • placed side by side, what a difference:
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    • it that the different ways he phrases one and the same thing
    • facilitation for the listener. Differently phrased
    • only should different means of artistically structuring the
    • speech be applied, but also different ways of executing it.
    • different placing of subject and predicate than one is used
    • know what a great difference exists between hearing, say, the
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    • purposes. It must differ from all these other societies
    • future, no longer be different from that of any other
    • handle our lecture cycles in a manner that differs greatly
    • was a book about the integration of partial differential
    • integration of partial differential equations, or of linear
    • differential equations. The book, however, may be sold to
    • differential equations and is incapable of differentiating or
    • different houses.
    • integration of partial differential equations. People will
    • of logarithms to say: This book about partial differential
    • different fields living within our Anthroposophical Society,
    • is different — this is expressed next — as
    • though in a different form, up to the year 1914.
    • about the different things we do with those who so wish,
    • different groups. For us here it will merely be a matter
    • there will be different sittings and we hope that everything
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    • a Society to be formed among the different groups. I have
    • apparent that there will be members in the different national
    • in the different countries, so that matters are territorially
    • Sections which will be in charge of the different fields of
    • the School of Spiritual Science. The members of the different
    • towards encouraging members in the different countries to
    • General Secretaries in the different countries are selected
    • will be different, though, if consideration is given to those
    • other words, in practice there will be little difference
    • different.
    • faculty of philosophy into the different faculties. From then
    • different in other countries. So if you take our Constitution
    • etheric body and in others it is better to use different
    • use different terminology. Then people know what is what. We
    • is the difference. The ‘functional element in the human
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    • different in the Anthroposophical Society from any other
    • possible association in the present time. The difference must
    • the General Secretaries of the different countries and for
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    • difference between the two. If you base your considerations
    • Council was made up of the chairmen of the different
    • Sections as follows. These will be different from the
    • different expression to indicate the general activity of the
    • regard to all the different foundation meetings of the
    • Consider the difference from what was said earlier. In the
    • different Sections of the School of Spiritual Science. In
    • simply want to bring about this difference in the same way
    • differential equations. In this way we can work at a moral
    • different members!
    • its leader. And the leaders of the different Sections will be
    • leaders of the different Sections of the School of Spiritual
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    • different realms, cannot be carried out by just anybody who
    • head of the different Sections those persons who are in a
    • quite different. You will see from a work of literature which
    • have been able to fix the price of tickets for the different
    • differential calculus. If we work on this basis, we shall
    • different regarding the few works which have not actually
    • Statutes. Such things can be arranged in a different way.
    • a different kind of journal, then this will no longer be
    • A. The difference has no bearing on the
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    • difference. This statement makes the payment of the
    • will be different from situations elsewhere; we cannot
    • who thinks differently?
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    • often and in different places about the extraordinarily
    • would do it differently next time; he would not say he was
    • different angles, let us hope that the new impulse in the
    • sent into different categories.
    • individuality of the different correspondents. I think that
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    • made customary in the different branches of scientific life
    • comes from the different branches of natural science. These
    • different branches of natural science have developed in
    • become possible for Anthroposophy to give to the different
    • ourselves in these different things as much as our knowledge
    • slow pace and that there is not likely to be any difference
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    • It is built in a different material, but it shows that an
    • a passage-way from which the different rooms are reached, and
    • different rooms. At the top it will be possible to light the
    • entirely different. Much will have to be done on the one hand
    • representing the different countries. The sum originally
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    • call a meeting of whatever representatives the different
    • Goetheanum. They could be in different places since it is so
    • order to keep in contact with the different parts of
    • trustees would give us contact with the different parts of
    • difference is not particularly important. I think that would
    • different towns be expected to make them?
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    • you to see by using different colours to draw what will, of
    • day of the General Secretaries of many different countries
    • agreements can be made with the different groups as to when
    • that we do not want anything different but we do want more.
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    • of his inner religious certainty, which differed in no way from his
    • universe clothed in a different form than that in which the Greeks
    • different from that that the Greeks had. It might be said that they
    • individual will live out in other, quite different earthly and cosmic
    • plants, who really has an inner experience of them, finds a different
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    • that my remark was made for quite a different purpose than to express
    • university youth has also come into the picture with quite different
    • of a wholly different stripe than their elders.
    • who, though they may have been very different from the young people
    • distinguish two types of feeling, two differing viewpoints, two sets
    • different in the two cases. That is the way things are in real life,
    • instant. That is a tremendous difference. The first group understands
    • be two quite differently constituted groups in the Society if it is
    • this way of working. Real life presents very different possibilities
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    • rest of his organism and as yet quite undifferentiated. This means
    • different kind of community than that created by a common tongue.
    • different sense than our natural surroundings do, an image of the
    • undifferentiated, and it will not become the less naive for being
    • differentiated.
    • different worlds in their dream consciousness. They cannot share each
    • can reveal of the super-sensible, the experience is quite a different
    • There is a different
    • kind is taking in concepts. They are, of course, rather different
    • important thing, not the absorption of ideas. It makes no difference
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    • different from the kind we need today. As a rule people who joined
    • yesterday, there is a tremendous difference between dream experiences
    • quite different dreams, hence be living in a different world. Neither
    • scene, another an entirely different one. But for both there may be
    • who has a different view of things, “You are a stupid
    • to develop an entirely different attitude, an entirely different way
    • super-sensible, not only are the matters under discussion different;
    • they have to be spoken of in a different way. This must be taken into
    • different from the ordinary, nevertheless what one gains from it for
    • spiritual substance. It is a different world, that world from which
    • must above all be approached with a different feeling — the
    • different quality. Then the strange thing is that one's interest in
    • different at differing world levels. The stupidities of a person who
    • different world, even though the form they take may be twisted and
    • who knows that one has to relate differently to the spiritual world
    • different way toward consolidating the Society, so that an effort is
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    • with a difference, but the idea which implies it exists
    • different form, in a form which is sense-perceptible to people,
    • thought in the outer world is actually in a different form as
    • anything but Hegelian philosophy. However there is a difference
    • Europe, but this wisdom was treated in a different manner. Just
    • the divine thoughts, grasped differently than through feeling
    • very different forms.
    • undifferentiated exists in the world thoughts, yet lives
    • something different. In the human head thoughts are separated
    • This world image must actually be drawn differently. We must
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    • between death and a new birth must be very different from
    • way give expression to these totally different
    • is different from the part that is played by the moment of
    • certain sense it is always there, but in a quite different
    • different with what we call our more intimate
    • different examples. From the example of chattering we have
    • is quite a different impact from when we merely impact our
    • operation in the wrong place. I have said this in different
    • a different room for that night. This was arranged; we
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    • the Ego, then this etheric body is in a different condition
    • There is variety and differentiation in the spiritual world
    • suicide. In such a case things are entirely different;
    • altogether different. The difficulty is that words coined
    • individually different in different human beings; it is not
    • in two cases; they are everywhere different.
    • said on different occasions in indicating what was behind
    • in new conditions which differ essentially from the
    • different world, where the past exists not only in memory,
    • good reasons for speaking quite differently in each of the
    • individually different. I admit quite frankly that this was
  • Title: Problem of Death: Lecture III
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    • world which is quite different for him from what is often
    • death is quite different from the mode in which words come
    • quite a different proceeding, it is a self-surrender with
    • different method of placing oneself in objectiveness, from
    • something quite different from what it would when spoken by
    • something quite different if a foolish person, some
    • to the universe, becomes a completely different one, and
    • quite different manner in which one must place oneself to
    • it, we do not make a differentiation between ourselves and
    • the entirely different manner in which the human being
    • different their conditions of soul may be, nevertheless the
    • ideas and mental pictures quite different from those which
    • world. The density of Maya is different at different places
    • spheres of life. — Maya is woven out of different
    • different materials at different places in life.
    • external life is woven with different strengths at
    • different places. Maya is difficult to pierce in cases like
    • who knew and learned to love her. Hence the different tone
    • difference between the seed here and the plant which
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    • totally different manner than questions tossed up in the
    • question has to be quite different to the often trivial manner
    • child has, I would like to call it undifferentiated traits
    • radically different concepts about mankind are all over the
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    • experience is revealed in a different way and this is just that
    • quite different to those living with Christianity today —
    • must always differentiate between the Mystery of Golgotha,
    • be interpreted in a different way in every age, and it would be
    • completely different and one is not justified to identify
    • Mystery of Golgotha differently. We must explain it spiritual
    • person is not regarded as great by indifferently passing by
    • indifferently and sleepily passed by and taken note of in this
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    • different sides it was adopted, one could say, like a working
    • Anthroposophy differently than the way they do it. One should
    • is apparently indifferent whether he attacks it or not. Thus he
    • These things can't be expressed in a different way than this,
    • “objectivity” is different to a refinement in what
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    • a different musical experience. Pay attention, then, to this growing
    • as the differentiation between the major and the minor moods when you
    • ill in the soul-world always signifies something quite different from
  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 2: Experience and Gesture; the Intervals
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    • tries to express something quite different by this means.
    • this, let us deal with the difference between concords and discords.
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    • of art. Try first of all to become inwardly completely quiet, indifferent
    • this state of indifference, sit down at the piano and play one of the
    • different things. [ 16]
    • that above we have the head and below the feet, and that they differ
    • into these three different directions. He has to find some way of making
    • we make some differentiation between the right-left, as nature does
    • A differentiation may also be shown simply by taking a strong step with
    • Everything that comes about in this way through the differentiation
    • And so we may simply differentiate the relationship between front and
  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 4: The Progression of Musical Phrases; Swinging Over; the Bar Line
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    • difference between good and bad treatment. You can treat each word separately,
    • but this is quite different from a clear feeling that one word ends
    • to find some means of differentiating in eurythmic movement the position
    • This difference may be shown by holding the movement at the bar line,
    • to differentiate whether the movement has artistic taste or is tasteless,
    • eurythmy, but rather cultivated. For the onlooker can clearly differentiate
    • movements — two such eurythmists will really be as different as the
    • movements. Consequently it should not be a matter of indifference whether
  • Title: Eurthmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 5: Choral Eurythmy
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    • and totally different in its effect. When the progression of the motif
    • the whole matter takes on quite a different aspect [from a solo performance].
    • The difference between
    • the different groups [see Steiner's lecture notes, p. 24]. And when,
    • a piece with many voices, therefore, we also have to make use of different
  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 6: The Sustained Note; the Rest; Discords
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    • so on; if he takes all this movement and says: ‘I am quite indifferent
    • always have to be) by two people, each moving a different form. In this
    • the different voices correspond in the music itself.
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    • form itself. This is where eurythmy differs from every other modern
    • will be less beautiful, but you have here a different means of expression
    • of the leg. But essentially such movements will be differentiated very
    • double-bass differs from the violin.
    • ‘Yes, there are different possibilities of expressing the notes.’ For
    • practised the things we are here discussing, many different variations
    • the difference between major and minor lies in the fact that everything
    • and left hands. This differentiation in the human organism is fundamental.
    • For there is a great difference, is there not, whether the heart is
    • a case the person in question would differ from all his fellow-men.)
    • Now, this fundamental difference does indeed exist. It is based upon
    • quite a different impression upon the audience from that which is created
  • Title: Eurythmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 8: Pitch (ethos and pathos), Note Values, Dynamics, Changes of Tempo
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    • which tends towards the intellect is also felt. Pitch, in all its differing
    • — but that is a very different matter.
    • a certain indifferent emptiness of soul (to put things baldly), an indifferent
    • Here it is somewhat different than with the head. In the head, that
    • we are able to differentiate whether it is developed in the form of
    • We can certainly differentiate between the soul and the life of Melos.
    • do many different things simultaneously, and by means of this simultaneous
  • Title: Chance/Necessity/Providence: Lecture 1: Probability and Chance
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    • different professional background and attains a certain degree of competency
    • so on, until you have counted thirty-six different possible throws.
    • is almost 1 out of 100, since there are about 100 different symbols.
    • type. The creator of Faust proceeded quite differently. It would never
  • Title: Chance/Necessity/Providence: Lecture 2: Consciousness in Sleeping and Waking States
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    • of waking and sleeping, to concern ourselves with questions of the difference
    • from a great variety of studies that we are here dealing with different
    • We will have to ask ourselves what the real difference is between the
    • conveys no more information about the difference between sleeping and
    • Joseph and Mary Magdalene wear quite different garments. One wears a
    • them in an ordinary way about various matters is different from the
    • certain other subjects. These are two distinctly differing nuances of
    • he evidenced sensitive feeling for the difference between two states
    • differences in states of consciousness to everything we do. Sleeping
    • and waking involve very marked differences. But there can also be a
    • science really make a difference in life. They teach us to recognize
    • subtle subjective differences, provided we aren't disposed to know them
    • be garnered from any other indifferent source of learning. I've been
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    • science. No difference can be ascertained by the methods modern science
    • recognize a valid difference, to be so foolish as to represent history
    • he could distinguish no difference between the fact that Caesar occupied
    • this or that happening at some particular time differs very sharply
    • always been superficial people. The difference between our time and
    • slight difference in the situation.
    • the history of art on a different approach. And he said something, among
    • two sharply different states of consciousness, but three of them. Remembering
    • Let us explore what the difference is between
    • how a true concept differs from the sleepy holding onto a mental image.
    • Of course we all have our own individual gestures anyway. Differences
  • Title: Chance/Necessity/Providence: Lecture 4: Necessity as Past Subjectivity
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    • differently: his question can have been totally forgotten. But that
    • before us in a form quite different from their previous appearance.
    • of the earth. But things could have taken a somewhat different course
    • had come to different decisions; in that case, of course, the Alps would
    • like the difference we experience in trying to learn in later life something
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    • and necessities apart. Two different concepts are involved here.
    • total indifference to them, something that in neither case has anything
    • No, those are elements added to the landscape and matters of total indifference
    • to it. But is it a matter of indifference to you? No, it is not. For
    • to some extent a different person in your soul tomorrow. What you experienced
    • — a matter of total indifference to the landscape — signifies
    • of the meadow's total indifference, but the meadow were instead actively
    • civilization of Europe would have to have developed quite differently
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    • differently consciousness functions in the waking and the sleeping states.
    • knowledge. It is a matter of considerable indifference to the physical
    • somewhat differently. We cannot form a proper concept of plants just
  • Title: Chance/Necessity/Providence: Lecture 7: The Physical Body Binds Us to the Physical World
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    • miss the fact of the great differences of soul manifested by individuals.
    • Dull-witted materialists are sometimes little interested in subtle differences
    • concepts for awhile are satisfied to explain these individual differences
    • that our individual differences come from the way we develop in the
    • today in a different context. We have to develop our etheric bodies
    • you will see that it makes a tremendous, an enormous difference whether
    • situation is different, for the etheric body has not grown young, and
    • permeates them. That is the difference between the etheric bodies of
    • would be wisely fashioned. They would be born somewhat undifferentiated,
    • Now the soul-differentiations we bring with
    • come into the world more or less like each other, more or less undifferentiated.
    • They would differ from one another and learn different things only as
    • a result of experiencing different conditions on the physical plane,
    • possess inner differences.
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    • universe and everything in it issued differ greatly from this physical
    • the totally different nature of the spiritual world.
    • Instead, we need to try to picture a process quite different from any
    • is totally different from what physical observation can see the earth
    • heavens come to a different view of the matter. They would have to say
    • he does also in his life after death) possesses a completely different
    • kind of consciousness, a very different view of things. I have already
    • our consciousness is of an entirely different sort than it is here in
    • world with a consciousness wholly different from the one that confronts
    • spouse was unconcerned with differences in the weather at various moon-phases,
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    • different views are expressed — often with considerable
    • because it is difficult to see how such different views could
    • recollections of school are concerned with the different
    • different from what most people imagine it to be, for it
    • different situation. Observe, for example, how the human heart
    • changes from year to year. Noting the differences, one could
    • only to establish mutual understanding. There are different
    • shows an equal aptitude for two different subjects. (Such a
    • scientific perspective, something very different is needed for
    • the stream of life is something very different from following
    • different stages of children's development, and about how their
    • becoming freed and reappearing in a different guise as the
    • child will be introduced to many different subjects, such as geometry.
    • upright position signals the most fundamental difference
    • different phases of life are all interconnected and it is of
    • frustrating. Anthroposophy begins with an entirely different
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    • yesterday — fundamentally differs from the findings of
    • during a lifetime. Children are different beings depending on
    • following puberty. Human beings are completely different
    • going through. But the differences are so deeply hidden that
    • in entirely different ways during each of the first three
    • the human being differs from the usual kind, and can lead to a
    • for the whole of later life. The differentiation between the
    • differences in pitch only, and not to a break in the flow of
    • quite a different situation. With regard to the development of
    • organization. This is how the differing organizations of the
    • will not cohere. This is quite different from the case of a
    • further than that. But the child is in a different position.
    • difference between the movements of their more mobile right
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    • this striving for balance, this differentiation of arm and hand
    • that is of a fundamentally different character. I noted this
    • me to a different conclusion. I noticed that in his grey-brown
    • human being that is entirely different from the individual I.
    • specifically different from the other two faculties, something
    • attitude, becomes a different being between the change of teeth
    • Something entirely different is required when one is faced with
    • age, they feel indifferent toward intellectual accomplishment.
    • after all, is really a wolf, and that there is no difference
    • experienced entirely different living conditions and that,
    • differentiate between habit that has entered the soul life and
    • children's diseases look very different from adult diseases. As
    • different origin than those in an adult, where they may appear
    • child's soul is entirely different from that of a thoroughly
    • seventh year. When the larynx begins to speak with a different
    • female organism, but in a different way, not in the larynx. It
    • of a teacher is very different. At this stage of childhood, the
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    • existing school is something very different from making demands
    • This fundamental difference between life as it is and an
    • patently present. Anyone who is aware of the great difference
    • mentioned yesterday. The difference between a child's play and
    • picture shows a side view and creates such a different
    • individual, but from different angles. And this is how it
    • different angles. It is easy to fall in love with one's own
    • consonant has an entirely different character from a vowel
    • you know, there are many different theories explaining the
    • taken from different angles.) Among others, there is the
    • words imitate sounds that come from different beings or
    • photographer does when asking clients to look in many different
    • awakens to the difference between self and the surrounding
    • differentiate between self and world is not yet strong enough
    • to allow them to comprehend the significant difference between
    • difference between themselves and a plant. Thereafter you can
    • arranging different kinds of hairs, plucked from a human body,
    • there is little awareness of the subtle differences in these
    • difference to them whether they chose a crystal or a blossom as
    • differentiations within the reality of things.
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    • one does not know the characteristic differences between the
    • differentiations as being nonsense — or at least,
    • etheric is not much more than differential quotients flying
    • lives in every student, although differently in each
    • difference between these two ways of listening.) At this age,
    • feeling, the voice will sound differently from that of a young
    • Notice the difference: If teachers believe in the truth of
    • something I do not know. It does make a great difference, after
    • could also have a different attitude — that is, I am
    • different shades or nuances.
    • the whole situation is entirely different. Then teachers can
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    • very different. It is easy enough, in theory, to say that
    • slightest difference in the temperature of the room. But we can
    • way love develops in the human soul is different from the way
    • completely different. A child then has a great love for all
    • though in a different realm of life. From a broader
    • difference, therefore, whether a teacher writes on the
    • even in a slovenly way, makes a great difference. The way in
    • But this is an altogether different matter. I have mentioned
    • difference to the pupils whether teachers have prepared
    • output, it makes no difference whether someone cuts a certain
    • Karl Marx's reckoning, there is no difference between the human
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    • right and good in education differs in many ways from what is
    • have responded differently. Naturally, many difficulties have
    • Through this practice, the differentiation between the types of
    • natural differentiation between the boys and girls will become
    • this way, the different colleagues also learn how one
    • completely different subject taught by another teacher. Just
    • indifference whether the stomach is properly attuned to the
    • differ greatly from those based on abstract theories.
    • different course of treatment should be given from what would
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    • take on many different guises, such as insincerity or
    • — you will find that the sugar has a totally different
    • presented a very different psychological picture than those
    • actually would relate very differently to the new situation.
    • differently.
    • ancient times, were felt to live in the different Gospels. If
    • possible to speak of them in an entirely different way, no less
    • is very different from comprehending it through dead
    • something in the old that is different from their own
    • human quality different from its own, yet worthy of its
    • students from the different qualities of the four Gospels, or
    • different subjects by using different sources. But there is
    • different places at different times, even though outwardly the
    • subjects may appear very different. This inner correspondence
    • found within different lecture courses can be uncomfortable
    • differently in this course.
    • 8:45 A.M., followed by an entirely different subject, such as
    • deep gratitude when meeting teachers from so many different
    • pedagogy. This is the significant difference between Waldorf
    • education. I do not wish to quarrel about these different
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    • song has now been made visible, and the only difference is that
    • Nevertheless, eurythmy has its own and distinctly different
    • not dancing either. If done properly, it differs essentially
    • differentiate eurythmy from its neighboring arts. Seeing it on
    • different sounds follow each other, or the uses of rhymes,
    • different styles. This, presumably, is not the case in eurythmy
    • would still be two different vocal ranges, and so on. This kind
    • of difference already shows very strongly in eurythmy, where
    • various eurythmists; for these differences are there. And if
    • difference between a beginner practicing eurythmy and someone
    • in Dornach is very different from the current
    • morality shown by the public, and at the general indifference
    • general indifference concerning moral matters, our words have
    • also because of the general indifference toward these
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    • blind person. A blind person feels differently in a room that
    • a difference if one brings a blind man into a bright room with
    • room which has blue windows. That acts quite differently on his
    • influence life quite differently.
    • difference). The sun sends its rays here [drawing] and then
    • Now I will say something different. Imagine
    • different effect on man whether he
    • That is the difference between the color
    • But there is a certain difference between
    • stimulated, as I have told you from quite a different
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    • showing skins differing
    • becomes white. You see by this difference between coal and snow
    • rest they absorb. When they become brown through the different
    • them differently, accustom
    • today circumstances are different, they can
    • claim on him. He can more easily bear going into different
    • great difference between the European and the American.
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    • Here we arrive at quite a different observation regarding the
    • child sleeps in a certain way which is different to the one he
    • difference is not apparent, but it is there. The child up to
    • we can evaluate the difference between a child's sleep before
    • — which may appear differently in nearly each person
    • different presents itself. When we have made progress in
    • living a delusion, to a life which is quite different, where
    • orientation, here they must think quite differently about their
    • after this it becomes quite different! — “an
    • being unable to be different from what it is, and secondly:
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    • soul can be understood if one will not look back to the different changes
    • soul have actually become more and more different. The concepts and
    • an utterly different way. Many of our most ordinary ideas lived quite
    • differently. Today I will speak of what are apparently the most ordinary
    • times in an entirely different way. I will speak of the two concepts:
    • this abstraction, space, was a very different conception in the far
    • different for the human soul from the prosaic abstraction that it is
    • really think in different domains it would find countless riddles which
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    • different from what he thinks. There he goes through no development, he
    • willing are something very different from how they appear to him. His
    • quite different from his thinking, feeling, willing in ordinary life and
    • is very different from what it appears to you in maya. Let us suppose
    • fight against hierarchies of a different nature. You could not have
    • what takes place in the world is essentially different from its shadowy
    • differently from the customary way of seeing it from the standpoint
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    • with one another. To look at reality means something very different
    • on the fact that true reality is of a totally different nature from
    • must learn the different forms in which the various minerals crystalise.
    • being done in the world today from many different quarters on the
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    • into the immediate future to differentiate between the shadows and the
    • existed with its world conception, it was something different. Everything,
    • can be sought that would shine into the darknesses of earth in a different
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    • of view: one is concerned with the differences occurring in mankind
    • but in different ways.
    • These are indeed slight shades of differences; but happy is he in whom
    • be shades of difference. No day should pass in a man's life without
    • different.) Something entered our earth evolution as human being and
    • something quite different from caprice or the like. Actually, it is
    • Gnosis. What we see when we look back at those souls is vastly different
    • that the Greeks developed was of a different nature. When the Greeks
    • thinking differed completely from our so-called normal thinking, for
    • of Christianity gradually died out, and a different conception of it
    • entirely different from that to which they were applied. This is a peculiarity
    • him is interpreted differently. People even dispute whether he accepted
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    • then were entirely different from those of today: people in those days
    • for knowledge, to become a different man — that he would not like.
    • Those ancient people had to decide to become different human beings.
    • different.
    • it had to be derived from entirely different regions of the human being.
    • involved, and concerning which he likes to have illusions or to be indifferent.
    • of knowledge one does not merely enter into a different dimension of
    • of existence entirely different from those that have to do with space
    • we may regard the Mystery rites, varying as they did among the different
    • different, something apart from the being whom the neophyte had now
    • knew himself at this moment to be one with his God; he no longer differentiated
    • — and these too have to be sought by different methods from those
    • organism is a different one today from that of ancient times.
    • able to experience the ego in a new form, a different form. But he will
    • must be travelled differently today. This is connected with what I said
    • its procedure will be entirely different from that of earlier times.
    • prosaic. Goethe remarked that of course a different method of observation
    • “gate of death”: it is initiation into different states
    • the seven different forms of consciousness, Saturn, Sun, Moon, Earth,
    • be entirely different from the way we speak of modern times. Ancient
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    • intimate observation to have been entirely different in ancient times
    • present. I tried to characterize these differences by saying that in
    • when we inquire into the science of initiation and observe the difference
    • world will be completely different from those of ancient times. This is
    • from a somewhat different point of view. When we call to mind clearly
    • but similar to them — for these things develop from different
    • by the Church. It is radically different from the world-conception “nerve”
    • which consists in their having gradually resolved the very different
    • ions, Herzian waves; the object makes no difference, the mode of thought
    • work in a different field, you are nevertheless using the thought-forms
    • difference? This is shown precisely in initiation science. The modern
    • found to the Spirits of Personality. Here, then, is a tremendous difference.
    • so radically different from all earlier methods of gaining supersensible
    • it is different; but the man of ancient times, when speaking of his
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    • in most other people unconsciously. That is, the difference between
    • here a short time ago, but from a different point of view.
    • be experienced differently. There was a feeling that humanity had to
    • There is a great difference between this event now and what took place
    • epoch, a greater difference than there was, for example, between that
    • epoch the entire process had already become different. Actually it was
    • not yet so very different in the first third of this new epoch, preceding
    • difference.
    • There is a difference whether we see and describe the external world
    • this somewhat differently, not as it must be experienced today. He mentions
    • Here one learns to know man in a different way. One learns how man is
    • sanguine impulses, and how people are differentiated externally when
    • difference between observation of the sense realm and observation of
    • in a sort of All. There was still a difference between subjective and
    • became a different man, how he became a participant in the spiritual
    • it is not so very different. If, however, an individual in our time
    • somewhat differently.
    • we had formerly known from outside, but now enter it in a different
    • way. But we may also look at it differently. We may say to ourselves:
    • things are, what different sides they have. Only when we try through
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    • difference existing between the speed of our own Passage through the
    • slowly. Perhaps you will remember that I referred to this difference
    • these matters will say: How would it be if human beings were differently
    • having a different speed in moving forward through the stream of time.
    • has its origin in the difference in speed of human beings from that
    • be quite different if we were not distinguished from the outer world
    • if we had the same speed of movement. Because we do have a different
    • be fitted into the world quite differently. When we look back over the
    • to go to meet the things, or events come to meet us. That is different
    • with our will, our desires and wishes, we find that we have a different
    • egotism that makes our birthday different from all other days. No one
    • being different from that of the world. They will unite us properly
    • difference between our speed and that of the world is in a certain way
    • times differently.
    • differently according to whether they are estimated in a spirit of materialism
    • of this kind. But people are already talking differently. Some who have
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    • by the war. This catastrophe that is occurring in mankind takes different
    • was on the whole quite different from the way modern man is inclined
    • is described by the spiritual investigator, they would have a different
    • It is a different kind of thinking from the thinking employed in the
    • ways to form thoughts. One is the dismembering, differentiating way
    • that today plays so great a role in science, where differences are looked
    • influence of thinking that is dismembering, thinking that is differentiating.
    • is a totally different kind of mental process, a completely other way
    • realize that the difference does not lie so much in the content that
    • the entire mode of thought representation, is a different one. This
    • This difference of the “how” (the mode of thinking) must
    • be brought out just as emphatically as the difference of the “what”
    • People such as he are heading in quite a different direction from a
    • czarist member of the police worked in an entirely different way when
    • differently from the way it affects another person. In any case, this
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    • in our current series; its subject is quite different from yesterday's.
    • constitutes a weakening of our I. The difference is the same as the
    • difference between meeting an accidental death in a burning building
    • make any difference. If in a specific instance, however, a person I
    • different planes and the laws that govern them. But they cannot escape
    • sit with different little groups of members until two in the morning
    • of omission. I need my time, and I need it in a totally different way
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    • members from different countries going on behind locked doors, which
    • no different from libel, and it is even more worrisome when the rumors
    • to the situation, which, as we shall soon see, requires a totally different
    • I am always heartily pleased to meet members again in different places,
    • a different thing when someone speaks out of age and experience than
    • and every member of our Society free to act in ways that may differ
    • avoid using a different expression. I have often explained that this
    • The only difference between them and ordinary egotists is that ordinary
    • different when slanderous and untrue statements are made. In that case,
    • difference to me, since I have already been condemned to call a spade
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    • very different in its impulses and its whole way of thinking, feeling,
    • own Society as an example and examine how different it is from other
    • existence. This difference will be particularly noticeable if you keep
    • Society is different in a very significant respect from other organizations
    • we are different from other societies in that our Society is founded,
    • Society is different from other societies in that it will not tolerate
    • weighty difference in mind in order to understand the concept of our
    • But we are not simply a group of dreamers; we are different in that
    • like ours, however, that is not enough. It is different from a club
    • population in various cities, that was a very different state of affairs
    • we will indeed have to organize our Society differently. Things that
    • from someone else. We must be able to tell the difference. But in hundreds
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    • friends, I explained the primary difference between a society like ours
    • differs from the usual kind of program-based society or association.
    • quite different from what people claim. As I showed, the man in question
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    • a totally different relationship to the spiritual world than they have
    • There it is replaced with a different fundamental experience, the experience
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    • from many different angles. Psychoanalysts, too, might or might not
    • into a different state of consciousness, to say “I am being observed”
    • ability. On the physical plane, however, it is used for a different
    • together in earthly love, a force different from all other powers of
    • sexual drives were at work but were interpreted as something quite different.
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    • would answer quite differently. Love, my friends, is seven hundred years
    • the two concepts of Venus and Amor very clearly differentiated.
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    • from there, the results would be quite different. They might incorporate
    • looked at four different levels of the worlds of perception, levels
    • different system of organs, for instance the respiratory system. In order
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    • because it shows that the influence of thought is something quite different
    • of thought is based upon something quite different: Upon the relationship
    • of humanity differ from the people who believe to be the leaders. For
    • what a difference this would have made in the world! The whole subsequent
    • the strange and distressing circumstance that people speak of the different
    • significance. For it would be an entirely different matter if the goods
    • a different opinion from someone who draws the economic definition of
    • of every dispute which now exists in social spheres; differences arise
    • then we must consider their different qualities and also the place where
    • different way. The peculiar tension, which resembles the tension existing
    • it leads us into the spiritual world of man, for consider how different
    • different elements which penetrate into the political-economic life.
    • we do not know the difference between a pig and a human being, as I
    • on quite a different direction, which is determined by the above-mentioned
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    • to all kinds of different causes. They are not yet willing to face the
    • arisen from entirely different aspirations, were no longer suited for
    • way, really overlook the great differences which now exist throughout
    • different conditions.
    • the external world calls for a kind of thinking which entirely differs
    • indifferent matter. And the economic order is no longer to be a production
    • in order to be purchased by others, is a process which differs from
    • modern men do not like to bear in mind differences such as these in the
    • Congress, they do not like to bear in mind such differences, because
    • — this too is a definition, and Jaffe's definition does not differ
    • at so many different points in life, that a socialisation carried put
    • matters should be grasped from quite a different standpoint; we should
    • they like… As a rule, it is quite indifferent what people say
    • but as something quite different.”
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    • for it is not possible to distinguish without further ado the difference
    • because people cannot see this difference, which has just now been characterised
    • and that different phenomena are connected in different ways. You cannot
    • in the case of art, from different spheres of life into capitalism,
    • income and property! What do I care for the difference between profit
    • differ, that there are different convictions in life, for one believes
    • speak of different opinions? Because egoistic prejudices insert themselves
    • People only differ in regard to their emotions, but not in regard to
    • think of it differently from others, who have also gained access to
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    • an economic struggle among the different social classes, for these aro
    • between different economic interests and the economic forces as such.
    • of man, in contrast to that indifference towards man which necessarily
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    • also from extracts of some given publicly by me in different parts of
    • the fact that in these two places two such very different social languages
    • have two totally different languages, languages up to now mutually incomprehensible.
    • quite different languages; there is no possibility of mutual understanding
    • of a social structure of mankind having something quite different in
    • able to think differently from the way one did four-and-a-half years
    • would have happened differently, for then men would have had before
    • take on many different forms according to the different conditions prevailing
    • but that everything will take on a different form. For anyone who thinks
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    • of the proletariat is something very different from what lives in the
    • such an understanding. People's thoughts are very different from those
    • different, for there it is not a matter of what men can wish for or
    • no difference to the existence of ground-rent. It is simply obscured
    • before descending into spiritual life on earth, we were in a quite different
    • spheres the differentiation necessary for social life.
    • differ from your concept of the Jahve-God, the one God, weaving and
    • enough. We now need a quite different kind — an idealism to which
    • recently, there is an understanding in accordance with reality different
    • organise its different members that there will no longer be men who
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    • different man's whole thinking, feeling and willing have become since the
    • thought are not very different from those who, over a large area of
    • to think differently, to form their thoughts differently. Up to now
    • the different countries. The socialism that has developed on the foundation
    • parties fight each other to the knife because they regard in such different
    • a different form. But there is no one of the kind to whom he can turn.
    • He can look only to those who, when all is said and done, are no different
    • acquiring capital. He finds no difference between himself and those
    • do the same work have different claims to make on life. This socialism
    • have become quite different from what they are today, in effect a new
    • except the economic life! Then they think this will produce a different
    • the right light, and then a quite different shade of meaning is revealed.
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    • very different may be going on in the unconscious depths of his soul
    • sway impulses directed to quite different aims. This truth is particularly
    • how in this age of the development of consciousness something different
    • In this very difference
    • going on in the different spheres concerned with the creation of goods
    • carried on their economy at different times, has depended on their religious
    • a few moments the light effect may be suite different. In my desire
    • It can be done in a quite different way. But the proletariat had no
    • there is of course something else, quite different hidden in this so-called
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    • on the surface of their soul life. In its depths something very different
    • in a different guise on the surface, often just expresses itself in
    • A very different attitude
    • word, as far a this can be the case in such widely different things, are
    • particular way of thinking socially differs from other ways. I have
    • ultimately, though in a different form, Bolshevistic thinking. It is
    • thinking of the Scholastics was still quite different. Why then has
    • powers force upon our world something belonging to a quite different
    • into the difference between all the prevalent ruling abstractions and
    • it quite differently. In his soul he experiences it as unworthy because
    • differently, and in the usual socialistic way of thinking it is put
    • different happens. In the present social organism the worker brings
    • run a different course.
    • another quarter. So many things in social life will be regarded differently
    • the social organism in money-getting which is a matter of indifference
    • quite different matter that it is in connection with paying-out that
    • to historical life. Freedom, in its quite different relations, will
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    • different from what the upper classes can offer as so-called culture,
    • me to something different, I should be able to understand that too.
    • something very different from what is taught today, for in his innermost
    • in life today we must speak to each one differently. But it is possible
    • But today the difference
    • that something different is represented by this new life of the spirit
    • it. The time has come to end the old indifference when things were brushed
    • world the value of which for everyday life can be, and is, very differently
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    • on a different phase.
    • depressing indifference in face of facts is widespread throughout the
    • of indifference and lack of interest among Europeans has every prospect
    • and later something different. With a little thought it is not hard
    • that you are looking at the concrete, the living, at two different points
    • of time, and that, at two different points of time, two entirely contrasting
    • the human natural organism, can the different members work in their
    • part of the social organism. One can surely think out different ways
    • a different appearance from what is supervised by the State. For this
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    • feeling, is as necessary between the different nations for enduring
    • have begun, quite indifferent as to whether these thoughts have been
    • in the form, however, of being outside itself or having a different
    • supersensible impulse, but that this thinking is taken up by a different
    • Marx you are quite different from ideas. Just because he has passed
    • the present age unhealthy, namely that men have come to think differently
    • different thinking sitting in their subconscious, and for this they
    • something as different from the earlier thought as the devastation of
    • the world war, in its other negative side, is different from what went
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    • very different from the path of destiny of such an exemplary,
    • many different objects of Nature, he fixes a fumigating candle
    • or Fontenelle would have become quite different beings if even
    • only a tiny part of their brain had been different.
    • if, as de la Mettrie thinks, through a slightly different
    • different being if his brain had been a little different, so
    • differences (we shall return to this in a moment) there is
    • lives certainly became different; but in their
    • was very different from that of Mirabeau, Danton, or even Robespierre.
    • different path of life. Through being able to take the Roman
    • life into himself he becomes quite different. And if we
    • different things, and as the spirit of revolt, being more
    • took a very different form in Goethe from what they were in
    • but in a different dress. And when years later he comes there
    • would have led to something altogether different, and so far
    • rest. There was really a very great difference in his mood
    • brought to an entirely different frame of mind; notwithstanding
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    • approach it from many different aspects.
    • ourselves: What can we tell by this difference between the life
    • motor nerves differ from the so-called sensory nerves only in
    • That is the only difference.
    • body. That is an altogether different matter and should be kept
    • etheric body is loosened, quite a different relationship arises
    • fact is that he thereby comes into a quite different relation
    • other creatures do. That is the difference between man and the
    • something very different. They who thus experience the
    • youthful years were to him something quite different from what
    • different —this is the full reality! Like dreaming
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    • different these things will become in future. Truly a kind of
    • differentiated. This we can easily recognise, if only we
    • different part. He cannot develop any real interest in
    • present factory system. There is a radical difference between
    • Increasing specialization and differentiation will inevitably
    • vocational life of man appears in quite a different light.
    • things very different. For with his feelings, even his passions
    • vocations — about the different kinds and
    • must become different from what it was before. What was it in
    • be a matter of indifference whether we receive a
    • create a quite different pulsation and the machine will not
    • indifference and solitude and separation which it often
    • different impulses. These will truly be no worse than the good
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    • think are different, but if one places the heart of the gods
    • alongside the heart of man, one sees the difference between the
    • of time which indicated the difference or boundary between
    • secret behind transubstantiations was now sought in a different
    • cultic language were two different things, and remnants of the
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    • way to men at certain times that are really differences between
    • inside it with a thermometer, you get different temperatures.
    • differentiated warmth organism. The latter is mainly under the
    • inhalation and exhalation in a different way and for their own
    • the undifferentiated breath directly. Thereby the breath or the
    • number of copies go through the world which are different,
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    • disclosed a limited region of the spirit through differentiated
    • become differentiated. During Sun existence man lives in a
    • physical body which is differentiated into warmth ether and
    • air. Differentiation also occurs within as man becomes filled
    • with a richer content. He not only perceives the differentiated
    • such that he perceives a very large number of different
    • What is the difference between God's existence and man's
    • existence? The difference between a god's existence and a man's
    • expression. The difference between man and God is the one which
    • relate different times or beings from different times when one
    • one comes into an entirely different world, and that one really
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    • different ways. The way each letter begins shows one that the
    • the early days of Christianity was quite different from that of
    • ancient and profound Ephesian mysteries; it must be different
    • situation was quite different in a community like the one in
    • differences between the solar services and teachings in Ephesus
    • radiations rather indifferently, and one was mainly interested
    • with life on earth, on the other. That is the big difference.
    • certainly a tremendous difference inwardly after they had
    • each of them a sharply differentiated feeling for the universe
    • arrive at a different number when it's a question of looking
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    • many different viewpoints; so that we can describe the
    • this fifth epistle is different. It points to the future. The
    • frame of mind was different in these early times than it became
    • was quite different from the one they had when the fourth post
    • to feel differently about this. One will begin to feel that a
    • stages of consciousness. Human beings see the world differently
    • in an entirely different way. If we go on reading the letters,
    • aroma. The worldly smell which is emitted by Venus is different
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    • quite different course on speech formation.
    • Nature to have a different arrangement in the rainbow, —
    • one would divide up the musical scale in a different way,
    • we're in a different age now. Certain things must attain the
    • the Orient in a different form. One must become aware of the
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    • knows nothing about nature and which is a different order than
    • completely different order here. This is why it can't be
    • the same, even though they are accidentally different. On the
    • see what's happening at all, it's no different than when
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    • used to send Michael before him in a different way. If we
    • its men at a different stage. It is very important for the
    • it has an entirely different kind of beings. We meet these
    • spectacle; the people who advocated something quite different
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    • but a revelation which differs considerably from what arises
    • see, the important, difference between Christianity and other
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    • want to keep his whole evolution on a very different spiritual
    • Apocalypse. Here we have a very high being who does a different
    • fall of Satan wants something quite different. It wants to
    • Michael has a different standpoint than human beings do, and
    • it's no wonder that his opinion about Satan is quite different
    • through our cosmos, with its different orbit (drawing).
    • correct, although it doesn't make much difference here one has
    • should be walking, and it would be taken into quite different
    • to use every cometary orbit in order to give a different
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    • which were quite different from the later ones. The earth's
    • Atlantean epoch. The human race was quite different during the
    • different then than it is today. There was an image of the real
    • ground. So the physical conditions were quite different.
    • much differently about something like the sun existence than
    • different human being. However, all of this came from the
    • connected with something that is quite different than things
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    • different ways. I will give you an example. Let's suppose
    • it was an entirely different time in the entire
    • indifferently and that they do not interpret them in a
    • quite indifferent to whether or not this or that had been
    • initially had a different idea about what I can give about the
    • However, one should realize that there is always a difference
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    • dreams while we're asleep. The only difference between dreams
    • three members of man's being belong to different worlds.
    • three different worlds and they are integrated in man. And when
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    • and one notices how different these things are from what they
    • very different character.
    • no difference which region one was previously incarnated in
    • things will have a different consistency, namely a considerably
    • that it thereby becomes something quite different when it
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    • external way is basically quite different from what is really
    • this morning about the same matter from quite different
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    • be put on an entirely different course, simply because his
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    • what difference would result for us people of the present, if we should
    • something totally different than it can be today for the human understanding.
    • like history does, for history will yet have to give very different
    • judgements of our contemporaries. Totally different judgements will
    • the other. Nowadays we have totally different ideas. You can see this
    • totally different. But many people already believed at that time that
    • sensible world as an insight, is different. How Paulus understands,
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    • for him, who want to look at reality, such deep differences do exist.
    • of a totally different nature up to the time of Charlemagne. But if
    • there rules a totally different spirit than did ever rule in the West,
    • West-, and South-Europe had totally different abilities, totally different
    • totally different. And if that which was pushed back to the East would
    • the dogmas showed a totally different content. The content of the
    • a different way of looking at it than the points of view I stressed
    • the blessing little hands of the child, in the different facial expressions
    • the difference between the fourth and the fifth post-Atlantian ages.
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    • them. We will see that we will meet other things, totally different
    • formed, this was never thought of differently than being deeply tragic
    • different still is meant than the "Gold of the Mysteries". We
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    • body and in this they incorporated something that is really quite different
    • the influence that emanated from Rome did not produce a quite different
    • different things can be distinguished. First those forms in which
    • in these different biblical scenes you will see how Giotto is at pains
    • century with this picture. The different streams of the development
    • of human culture move at different rates of speed. We see up to this
    • art. The difference between the former picture and this one, as well
    • one fifth, and when this is accepted with the indifference with which
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    • there are different Spiritual beings who have inserted
    • should be permeated with the knowledge that different spheres
    • of existence are guided and directed by different Spiritual
    • acquire an insight into the quite different mood of soul of
    • incorporated in these different spheres without being envolved
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    • differently inserted into the cosmos can we form for ourselves
    • transparent in this way, would be the differentiated metallity
    • of the earth, the different metals in the earth. Just think for
    • absolutely and utterly a great sense organism differentiated
    • whole metallity of the earth, but of course differentiated He
    • indifferent, if I may speak crudely, as to whether a man is a
    • of a different relationship of the astral to the etheric body
    • different advice to different workers in different spheres) and
    • something else. It is a matter of indifference whether one uses
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    • entirely different from the theology that came before it — if
    • Christian centuries, a way altogether different from that
    • this way. Entirely different destinies would have befallen
    • talent, a predisposition entirely different from that of the
    • southern peoples, the Greeks and the Romans — different, that
    • inner soul disposition was different. These peoples were themselves
    • within). For merely intellectual human beings the difference
    • abyss exists between the two. This difference did not exist in the
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    • understood with a very different kind of thought and
    • mineral nature. A different kind of perception must be used for
    • Whereas Linnaeus set the different forms
    • invisible, and I must grasp what I see with ideas very different from
    • animals must differ from that for plants, then you need more than a
    • mobile concept capable of assuming different forms; the concept
    • Let me explain the difference in another
    • becomes different through the very act of your running; you yourself
    • legs will move very differently. Observing in this way you will see
    • prominent chin moves his head differently than someone with a
    • differently people with long or short fingers handle their tools.
    • the manner but the substance of the sweat differed in individual
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    • earth. The bodies of human beings in olden times were different from
    • humanity. Hence, something essentially different had to be
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    • are a multitude of differences but one could say that one of
    • the greatest differences is that today our atmosphere is
    • no thought is given. At some point the difference between
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    • radical difference between Anthroposophists and those who have
    • Gospels are to be taken up quite differently to any other
    • ethical law flow together as one, so that quite a different
    • However, the changes of the future will be quite different to
    • receive communion in another way. The differences should not be
    • give it. When you grasp the difference you have to say to
    • have. Now, it comes down to strictly adhering to the difference
    • Priests in past times. Today it is different. We can't put up
    • only differentiating in form. They can both stand independently
    • different, when I depict it, which germinates in the mood of
    • relationships in life in quite a different manner to the kind
    • A participant: Is it possible to find the difference
    • us trying to bring things together than to find differences,
    • somewhere different from the Anthroposophic field. We probably
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    • is different from Southeast compared to Northwest and so on.
    • being different from others in some way. “Mensch” has
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    • to people now in a different way to what it had been in earlier
    • different sense as a result of the Mystery of Golgotha. It is
    • Father comes across in a different and in a newer way to the
    • lexicographically, the results are entirely different. This
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    • that was quite different from that in which Augustine had still
    • quite different direction, to Neoplatonism. Neoplatonism
    • the depths of the soul life that are substantially different
    • different
    • He does not differentiate between thinking and sense
    • quite different ways to knowledge than that which one later
    • For Plotinus this was different. He did not
    • different from that of Manichaeism and that of Augustine.
    • different sense. Augustine could still grasp the mystery of
    • coherence with such views ended. Different people felt deeply,
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    • characterised yesterday will feel different. He will feel that
    • different, who has sense to recognise how connections are
    • differentiation.
    • corresponding truths again, these views take on a different
    • complexion even if they were pronounced different at that time.
    • that is the same in all human beings. They think different, as
    • far as they are differentiated. However, these nuances have
    • individually differentiated organisation.
    • things is different from that of the universals
    • the soul are as regards content the same, different only after
    • have different form. Again in other form, but with the same
    • reach are two different things, but are two truths
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    • different form. All that is still in the intellectual
    • was to former times differentiated spiritual individualities
    • are to Leibniz more or less gradually differentiated spiritual
    • considered according to truth, appear absolutely different than
    • happened different, and people will say, we are the first whom
    • the basis of the different epistemologies which we have just
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    • spiritual world, quite different from the one we usually have
    • them, again in a different metamorphosis. These were souls whom
    • every variety of calling, with every different shade of
    • different from what is to be found on the ordinary highroad of
    • had grown to have the feeling: Weimar is somehow different,
    • occupied a different position towards all that had been
    • something quite different in my lectures on ‘Mysticism’. They
    • those days the different parts of the human being used to be
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    • mine of wealth? — was there any difference between them?
    • distinctive difference. It was unmistakably a special variety,
    • strongly was that, between the different personalities, there
    • But, added to this, there was something else, quite different.
    • whatever men once possessed in their different religious
    • endorsed, a summary of all the different biologic facts which
    • progressive transformation of the different animal species, one
    • is something different.
    • Well, there is, after all, a big difference, you see, between
    • very big difference indeed. And you will recognize this
    • difference most forcibly, if I tell you how the two books were
    • into consideration the difference of national genus, they are
    • Schelling and with Oliphant it was again somewhat different
    • different light.
    • philosophers, according to their different countries; then in
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    • other of the different tendencies of world-conception. The
    • after all, somewhat different from other woman-brains of the
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    • quite a different character, namely, to the anthroposophic
    • different impulses of a variety of primal religions, and the
    • the characteristic impulses in the different heathen religions,
    • the different natural religions, and raising them to the
    • different things. Yes, as a fact, are, in fact, quite definite
    • different things. Yes, as a fact, in most of these people who
    • different ways. He may have a sense: There is something inside
  • Title: Anthroposophic Movement (1938): Lecture V: Anti-Christianity. - The Healing of the Gulf.
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    • connection with the same phenomenon in a very different person,
    • different forces at work in the different, individual mysteries
    • about that very different person, Nietzsche. — In
    • different key from the later Fathers of the Latin Church.
    • There's no difference! The differences are quite inessential!
    • movement which were different from what they should have been
    • relation to the theosophic movement, it made no difference
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    • so very different, however, from these Ketterl
    • matter of more or less indifference, who had only, as homeless
    • for the Anthroposophists, was really a matter of indifference,
    • of indifference whether she were included. or excluded; for she
    • go to grief. But spiritual societies are ruled by different
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    • ‘Anthroposophical Society’, in a very different way from
    • that during the world-war, whilst the different nations were
    • will recognize, that waves of this kind, though in a different
    • different soil! Well, it has been my lot to meet with a great
    • for instance, to the scientific world, to the different
    • for instance, to the scientific world, to the different
    • himself the first foundations in each of the different fields
    • different from Anthroposophy. What they wanted, in fact, was to
    • Points. One must find a quite different form: above all one
    • have often been asked by different people, whether they could
    • then the different people will come together, who have this
    • this third period in a different way from the two first. For
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    • from many different quarters. But here one needed to look no
    • different from a confused pantheism. — Only, at that
    • — if it were different, it would have no reality, —
    • different things can come out, bit by bit. If this were
    • forces in nature, the thing takes place differently. The
    • conditions of temperature in the human organism are different;
    • imagine quite different conditions, to one perhaps in the
    • differentiation, which takes place through the action of the
    • full flower) naturally has a quite different, a spiritual
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    • explicitly differentiated there between the General
    • that this difference be felt in all its explicitness by the
    • to three different stops. They all lead to the same
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    • been re-founded - do differently than previously. Couldn't I
    • From all this you can judge how different spiritual realities
    • is different with feeling. The greatest enemy of humanity,
    • according to the different regions of the world. Feeling lies
    • the critical points in the escalations and in the difference
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    • man differentiates - insofar as it is necessary for ordinary
    • life between birth and death - he differentiates between truth
    • by differentiating between true and false, reality and
    • could not differentiate between something happening to you
    • semblance and reality are mixed up and to differentiate between
    • is quite different in the spiritual world. You must first grow
    • will gradually be able to differentiate between truth and
    • said about the difficulty in being able to to differentiate
    • accustomed to a different way of judging, a different way of
    • feeling and a different way of willing from what prevails in
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    • minds. For here we enter an area which is essentially different
    • different relationship of thinking, feeling and willing in us
    • potatoes and let everything pass over us with indifference, we
    • is different with feeling. We act correctly if, standing below
    • it's again different when we come to the will. To do so, we
    • and, because they pass through us humans, act differently than
    • souls. And now, because of this differentiation in feelings, we
    • the height, we must differentiate depth-consciousness,
    • first glance there seems to be little difference between
    • completely different. In one the gruesome description of the
    • alongside each other, how different their styles are:
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    • and willing go different ways upon entering the spiritual
    • world, how they enter into different relationships than those
    • difference so clearly. We can hold two cold knitting needles
    • quite a different way than how people of the earth address each
    • differentiated [The cloak of light is drawn around the air and
    • warmth circles: yellow.] Many individually differentiated
    • Then this being would say: I have qualitatively differentiated
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    • differentiate it. We do not specifically differentiate what is
    • a part of ourselves. We do differentiate a table or a chair
    • part of you. The difference between warm and cold affects you
    • related to the animals, plants, stones. And we feel differently
    • is quite different from the comfortable, bourgeois earthly
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    • the difference is between the anthroposophical movement before
    • is different as far as the School is concerned. Those who
    • the other side of the abyss, how differently he sees himself on
    • the other, physical side. He sees himself differently. He sees
    • threshold everything is different from the sensory world. In
    • now we see that willing is something quite different from what
    • normally differentiate willing, feeling, thinking from below
    • differentiate man as a Three: will above in the head, feeling
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    • without. Just as warmth can differ on different places of the
    • body, it is also different in the individual inner organs. You
    • find that the whole inner warmth-organism is differentiated.
    • differentiating warmth - the warmth of the lungs, the warmth of
    • differentiating itself into various nuances of color.
    • cannot merely say: I think through to the differentiations of
    • to the differentiations of my warmth.
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    • same thing from different aspects, — people to-day are
    • different way, for we must look at the actuality of things, and
    • differently put, very often so put that the answers seem
    • different parts of our earth's surface; unless one knows that
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    • A Different Way of Thinking is Needed to Rescue European Civilization
    • our present declining civilisation, one needs to differentiate,
    • — so to differentiate between the various groups of
    • (Untemahmer); there is absolutely no difference between a
    • something again different was needed. The approach of the Fifth
    • combine into all sorts of different patterns, so it is with our
    • took a different tone; there is nothing for it, one said, but
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    • different peoples from those who possessed it afterwards. For
    • different connection — were the evicted holders of landed
    • quite a different type from what became the ruling powers later
    • quite different from what it was later on, after the middle of
    • one of the Hebraic tongues, when it was different, — but
    • different conformation. Paradoxical as it may seem to the men
    • task to-day is to return to spirituality by a different route.
    • Thomas Cromwell, quite a different person, — who played a
    • quarter, — though possibly from different publishers,
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    • different from what occurred in the Graeco-Latin age in the 4th
    • (verstand) but that was of quite a different nature from our
    • utterly different from the intellect which arose in our own 5th
    • sphere of cognition. We have seen how these questions differed
    • affinity of different forces of Nature which were regarded as
    • difference is only this — that in the West one has
    • spring from quite different impulses than have the social
    • experience something quite different to-day from that Bureau of
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    • Etheric body and Earthly elements was quite different from that
    • that a person living in that age was quite different from a man
    • differently, feels warmth quite differently, one feels
    • different way from what one feels to-day. Then at last one
    • quite differently; blue was then far more complicated, —
    • Greeks experienced the whole world of nature in a different way
    • one can understand how it is that the Greeks spoke differently
    • forward since then, and expresses itself in the most different
    • speaks quite differently from one who has taken up
    • Ku Hung Ming, stands in quite a different position from the
    • differently from ours. How willingly he makes quotation from
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    • prevailing feeling, how differently human beings would live;
    • These two — Spirit and Matter — are only different
    • different age. The mistake made about them does not consist in
    • but at different ages of life.
    • matter of indifference. A very learned National Economist wrote
    • Divine existence. Of course it is quite different to take what
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    • dear friends, those are two quite different things. It was
    • traffic, became different, — the world passed over from
    • economics were spread over many different Countries. This
    • my thinking in a very different way of the connection between
    • impulse which coming from quite a different source, was called
    • things that worry me are of quite a different nature, and as
    • be seen in quite a different light.
    • who feel perhaps differently, at least most of you, the fact
    • “Our enemies are in many respects very different
    • different people unless we make an effort to be awake, and
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    • From the different considerations we have brought forward, you
    • Spiritual world. Above all it is necessary that into different
    • contained in the different creeds, have been crippled in
    • Roman Confession. These are but different expressions of what
    • The fact that all that was once different, has been utterly and
    • thought quite differently about the things of the external
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    • different considerations we have brought forward, you can
    • world, Above all it is necessary that into different sciences
    • different creeds, have been crippled in various directions,
    • Confession, These are but different expression of what
    • fact that all that was once different, has been utterly and
    • differently about the things of the external world. They did
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • enough, Europeans are indifferent about theirs. You can see now
    • it's different. Today someone can be a consultant to the
    • different; the conditions for it were simply present in his
    • whole constitution, it makes little difference whether we are
    • different. It doesn't matter if you have noted “five
    • difference, however, between the diseases of infancy and those
    • completely different. You need only consider the
    • another if the blood becomes diseased. It is quite a different
    • different character at these various times. A study of
    • in early childhood and the 'teens, which tell us that different
    • Thus, you see, it makes a difference which organ is removed
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • Illnesses Occurring in the Different
    • illnesses, however, are quite different from those of early
    • completely different kind of illness, so-called infantile
    • character; they are quite different from the diseases man gets
    • different form what the human being later becomes. In the first
    • surprised that the disease inherited is quite different from
    • the so-called milk teeth, are completely different. They are
    • different regions to discover whether or not the soul can
    • suppurates. Still, something entirely different can
    • different degrees, and it may even get summer cholera.
    • illnesses differ completely from diarrhoea and
    • built up. Now it is in quite a different situation; now it has
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • today they must be explained differently. One can interpret
    • slightly different suppositions.
    • a little different from an arm bent at the elbow. See, an elbow
    • are formed in there as a result. If you hear a different word
    • different crystals are formed. In these three little
    • slightly different position comes under a different
    • though the source of their knowledge was completely different
    • instance, was moulded so differently from the other organs. The
    • completely different from the ear or eye. When we look at the
    • realized that man's intestines were again organs of a different
    • It was quite different in the case of these ancient people.
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • of the body. Though it differs from the substance produced in
    • organism of the animal is different from that of man, and I
    • the universe, yet a difference does exist between the physical
    • a different matter with the thyroid gland. Here, medical means
    • context, they take on a different appearance. This is why I
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • different. This, then, is the purpose of the muscles I have
    • something fruitful, though in a different form from what was
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • are completely different from each other; if they were
    • Imagine now that you had to point out the difference between
    • discover no significant difference. The dog, however, does
    • detect differences. The point is not that the dog follows
    • but in other respects totally different: the sense of taste. It
    • if we want to understand why the human being differs in form
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • arranged a little differently, from which the horns of animals
    • If the sun shines differently on the other side of the earth,
    • makes it stand erect it becomes something different. Man has
    • differently transformed “onions.” They
    • the dog would really like to do something quite different. If
    • warmth, and this is the difference between the sense of warmth
    • these nerve bulbs for feeling look a little different he thinks
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • animals do, although many animals do breathe differently. A
    • Coal and diamonds have the same substance in different forms.
    • influence of the earth. It is a little different in man's case,
    • to radiate light through life. So then we have this difference:
    • process. Something radically different happens to it. He now
    • gives him in a completely different manner from the way
    • a completely different way.
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    • occurring during different periods of life, the formation of the human
    • internal activity that we possess is quite different from man
    • goes into the lungs is completely different from what goes to
    • least walk around. This differs with each individual. One
    • in a manner completely different from the way he treats one who
    • illness.” For instance, it makes a great difference
    • difference in the medication's effect in the dog or the cat.
    • different aspects. Because people have ceased to pay
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    • the vast sphere of their different Sciences which have to-day
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    • completely different foundations. Probably he would say: In my
    • different elementary formation of the Western world. What these
    • differently-organised spiritual world, not only in thoughts,
    • Then, many a thing must be judged differently, but not in the
    • music. But the difference between the two soul-constitutions
    • think that it is able to grasp the finely-shaded differences to
    • finely-shaded differences even exist in people who come out of
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    • disposition of Man's soul was different; man assumed a quite
    • different place in the world. What was striven for in those
    • different. We are living after that turning-point in human
    • different from anything which human beings have thought of till
    • different economic arrangement to what exists on the other
    • side, because of the different racial and national
    • arisen from different forces, and to-day have nothing whatever
    • to realise the greatness in all its differentiation. One always
    • realities. Our opponents are different. They organise and will
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    • different breathing process.
    • forehead is different (sketching). In Greek statues we find
    • acquire different habits. Were it known, for example, that army
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    • intended for something completely different — you know
    • peculiarity, that they are born with a completely different
    • completely different — like maggots or worms — they
    • that way and doesn't produce a different pulse when it requires
    • experiments? It would not be any different from our starting
    • absurd? The only difference here is that I have made my
    • proof for what I had said. There is no logical difference
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    • in such a way that the head is seen to work differently from
    • however, there is a marked difference between man and woman. It
    • is a difference that one is not always aware of but that is
    • different sides. Naturally, this is not a proper conception;
    • communicated to totally different organs in the human
    • must think differently, however. One must know that alcohol
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    • considered it from a number of different angles. Because
    • different perspective.
    • differs from that of the bees. There are wasps' nests, for
    • they build their little nest. There they build their different
    • but it is true that humans have different predispositions.
    • this must be known so that these differences can be compensated
    • that to overcome something is different for man from what it is
    • little drinking does not make such a difference but heavy
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    • What is the difference between the ages of wasps and bees?
    • naturally refer only to bees and not to wasps. Bees differ from
    • course, these are average figures; they differ slightly in each
    • for the differences between them, but on the average it is 1:4;
    • different from the one he ordinarily has.
    • muscle. Meat is a completely different substance from the
    • the entire difference between the Russian people and the
    • difference is that while wine directly ruins the physical
    • to be different from each other since they would have had to
    • originate from different sperm. Twins can indeed also come from
    • egg. So you must realize that fertilization is not different in
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    • have been excluded. I have told you what a difference there is
    • appears to be colored differently because of what is
    • paralysis, and so on. This case of flu took a different
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    • different in earlier times?
    • rabies comes from something altogether different, it is
    • almost the same process is developed in a different place.
    • completely different in those earlier ages.
    • was formerly quite different, and it comes to acquire for us a
    • that things had a totally different character then. Although
    • in a totally different mood in summer than in winter. When they
    • you see, we come from a completely different direction and
    • point by a different path.
    • proceeded from matters quite different from the earlier
    • arrives at a completely different way of viewing man in
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    • you know, the feminine and masculine natures differ greatly
    • at a time when Europe looked entirely different. Let us ask
    • wise men of old, who knew of these matters in a way differing
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    • different character. When you observe the planetary system the
    • upon the planets in a completely different scientific way. At
    • died of typhoid but proceeded differently. They noticed that
    • difference was related to the time the illness occurred. At
    • also made no difference. When a typhoid patient was given
    • different relation since it orbits the earth, they discovered
    • different planets was once contained within one primordial mash
    • illnesses arose through individuals of different races
    • different peoples. It would probably be interesting to explore
    • recently he was in Cologne. The enemies of anthroposophy differ
    • anthroposophy, it differs from what the Benedictine monks say
    • man. The only difference is that it grows from the top downward
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    • to learn to know the different kinds of universal law and universal
    • abstract way of the different kinds of universal law and working, and
    • outer lifeless Nature it is quite different. Observe even
    • superficially, and you perceive the difference. Look at a human
    • “lifeless” which we thus obtain is different from what we
    • have become different. What influences the specifically animal nature
    • different if we would apprehend the spiritual.
    • sprouting world of plants. Yet there is a difference. I give up my
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    • the physical world. But it is quite different with our ether-body. By
    • enough, we should discover that every man has a different composition
    • not simply “liver”; it differs — though in its
    • kingdom also, peoples the earth. Think what different kinds of
    • animals there are in the different regions of the earth. The animal
    • atmosphere, so to speak, is different in the one region and the
    • him differently from how it affects the animals, for man has other
    • affects him differently; if it did not, man in the elephantine sphere
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    • become so similar to one another that the immense difference which
    • world. It is quite different between death and a new birth. There,
    • are but scant indications of the great difference now prevailing
    • the consciousness of man during his earthly life was quite different
    • again, it was different in ancient times. What lives on earth as
    • — the difference becomes even smaller between the life on earth
    • grow dream-like, but clearer and ever clearer. The difference will
    • there is not the great difference between the earthly and the
    • different. It would all be different.
    • different conclusions on this question; but if you conclude that it
    • there), ought to be different from what it is. In an organic totality
    • says: “I should like to have a different nose,” implies
    • that he would like to be an utterly different man; and in so doing he
    • the path of Initiation Science it becomes very different. With regard
    • say, I had best spend the rest of my life quite indifferently. What
    • course, and saying: “It is all indifferent to me,” is to
    • There is nothing in him to feel differently from what his own nature
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    • makes a great difference whether we do them out of a mere sense of
    • through life without joy is different to his fellow-men from one to
    • we do in our deeds out of love is altogether different from what we
    • indeed a difference between acting out of a rigid sense of duty —
    • there is all the difference between this and the deeds of love.
    • more or less indifferent to you.” How many a person carries
    • this through life. He is a matter of indifference to others, and he
    • one another; man is dependent on not being a matter of indifference
    • While as to that which comes to us as the indifference of other men —
    • pleasure. After all, it is a matter of indifference whether the music
    • may be a man who meets the world with a phlegmatic indifference. He
    • not a mere matter of indifference. People will get beyond the hideous
    • indifference. Then they will gain a new outlook as educators; they
    • contemporary of Goethe? If you are not an insensitive, indifferent
    • different from the physical. Of course, it is easy enough for anyone
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    • There is a thorough-going difference as between what the human being
    • third or fourth year. It is a thorough-going difference. That which
    • course, the judgment of life which people have on earth must differ
    • different judgment.
    • judgments man has in physical life on earth are, in fact, different
    • differs from the inner life of one who goes past the world with a
    • phlegmatic, indifferent soul.
    • the works of art of painting with obtuse and phlegmatic indifference.
    • people to whom music is a matter of indifference — will
    • indifferent with regard to anything in his visible environment, he
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    • discussing — we shall therefore approach a different
    • perceive that this human head appears quite different from the
    • all, we perceive just the same difference between our thoughts and
    • consciousness than dreams. They only have a different form; they only
    • make their appearance in a different way. When you dream, in
    • inherently different from the ideas that are kindled in you when
    • memory comes into play. The difference is that in the one case they
    • into us, but something quite different that emerges out of our
    • organ in the grey matter, which, incidentally, has quite a different
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    • human life. It works, of course, in as many different ways as there
    • quite different, and not only did he write his Faust, der Tragodie
    • “Swabian thrashing”! Such expressions differ slightly in
    • different story!
    • different (of course they couldn't have been, only, as I say, the
    • been different, if Schubert had had no opportunity of giving
    • I have 3 too little. There is no difference between the negative
    • totally different from other treatises on the subject, then take
    • differs from that of others, he sees fit to rechristen the great
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    • incarnation on earth. As you may suppose, they were very different
    • does not see the world, and his mental image of it is quite different
    • materialists, ordinary mechanistic thinkers, are on a different level
    • them it is a very different matter. The way in which Dühring
    • builds up his world-conception is utterly different. We can perceive,
    • a difference: with Dühring it is true. The others have sight and
    • connecting links between different earthly lives unless one has an
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    • Spiritual was quite different from ours; in most of them, of course,
    • destiny. In this case, at any rate, quite a different light was
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    • across Europe, you will encounter a different stream of spiritual life
    • something entirely different. The strange thing is that while, on the
    • different language, with altogether different tendencies of thought,
    • totally different forms.
    • Lord Bacon in many different connections. All the driving power that
    • differ from those of the foregoing life, so do the influences
    • exercised by such a personality differ from age to age.
    • time, appearing in an entirely different form.
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    • awake, but were utterly indifferent to one particular interest —
    • own passage through different earth-lives. In the second half of the
    • totally different from one another, Byron, the poet of genius, who in
    • short, having before me these two men, utterly different in soul, I
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    • itself with elemental force, so that one cannot remain indifferent
    • towards it. One cannot remain indifferent, for one simply doesn't
    • lives out his Garibaldi-life in a quite different way, because he is
    • becomes different in its reflected form, so all the wisdom of that
    • have chosen this instance so that you may see how differently the
    • differences between them. One of them fights to the utmost to enhance
    • little difference. These things, fundamentally speaking, are
    • important for the physical world only; they are quite different from
    • he would do something different. And you may be right. But there is
    • difference between the good Swabian pastor Valentin Andreae, who
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    • different character from those which an ordinary man could have
    • that although admittedly it appears in a somewhat different form,
    • different style from that customary in the 19th century, when Hegel
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    • friends, that is something quite different from what the position
    • naturally be an altogether different thing than if led by someone
    • Asia, having continued to evolve after death in different directions,
    • different sides — on to the civilisation of Europe, died again
    • under quite different conditions — even in the spiritual world
    • different from the spirits who gathered around Lord Bacon,
    • there is a great difference between such a personality and an average
    • other person's destiny. He feels it differently from one who
    • ourselves quite differently in human life.
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    • he passes through different earthly lives: one such life occurs at an
    • different figures taken from history, what he had himself experienced
    • different style.
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    • never be fruitful if they lead to greater indifference towards human
    • may differ from a preceding one in respect of knowledge and also in
    • have little to do with the decision to enter into a different form of
    • spiritual world is completely different. It is a matter, then, of
    • remains but assumes a different form.
    • It is different,
    • these pupils differed greatly from one another and what Plato himself
    • his School. Very different characters came together in this
    • very different way, all that fell from Plato's lips, bringing
    • Platonic School. But in the course of it, a different trend of
    • sagas was of course completely different in Greece from what it is
    • individualities who in spite of their different natures belonged
    • two differing configurations of destiny. Of two members of the
    • appear in quite a different light when considered in the setting of
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    • nature. True, the Greek saw nature in a rather different aspect, for
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    • little we notice any slight difference in the behaviour of another
    • very little discrimination. We do not observe what entirely different
    • is attuned to something quite different in life. Therefore he treats
    • can differentiate between two such kinds of treatment, externally
    • difference we must learn to observe. You will readily admit that when
    • quite indifferent relationships may stand side by side with the most
    • reality in quite a different sense when one resolves to pursue a
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    • of indifference that I made this picture for myself yesterday. It
    • me quite different feelings from those I had previously. The picture
    • quite differently-constituted personality in the same ego in a
    • be described differently; it really is so. You feel yourself
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    • such a thing can be interpreted in all sorts of different ways. It
    • a great difference whether a man pays attention to things in life,
    • certainly differences in life, and if we look at the way in which a
    • condition but in a continuous mobility, and this difference must be
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    • Beings worked was altogether different from the way in which men can
    • different, far deeper and more penetrating knowledge of nature than
    • Spirit-land proper, into a different form of existence. This backward
    • difference between its experiences and those of ordinary sleep is
    • whole constitution of soul of these Moon Beings differs from that of
    • inter-connected in different ways. And if you knew nothing more, if
    • signs, just think how different it would be from what it is now, when
    • you can take Faust and read it. That is a different matter
    • speaks a very different language from these primeval Teachers who, as
    • different from each other.
    • different in the case of this personality, the prototype of Strader.
    • fought against is, in reality, quite different.’ (He had fought
    • backward journey after death. Everything takes a different form
    • to the earthly life changes; it has an entirely different character
    • something quite different, into an entirely different life of feeling
    • of realities differing from those of earthly existence. There are
    • many different types of realities. And when, so to speak, the deeds
    • essentially different from earthly reality.
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    • and in what a different way he is influenced by the
    • the utterly different character of our relationship to the world of
    • Our relation to them is therefore different from our relation to the
    • influences of many different human beings are responsible. We cannot
    • differently, but the very composition of the blood is different from
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    • to the 21st year where the differentiation is less perceptible; then
    • same way. Even externally there is a difference in the influences
    • — with the exception of the higher animals. The difference
    • the working of the higher Hierarchies upon man the difference is even
    • different. Then there were individuals who had knowledge and the
    • have told you will, at the same time, show you how the different
    • pay attention to these different, but interpenetrating, members of
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    • during the different periods of his life. — I should like to
    • Consciousness and manifestation of a different character
    • very different from what it is to-day. Little is to be heard at the
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    • bear in mind the difference between the condition of being bound up
    • within it. There is a real difference, and it is the latter condition
    • different.
    • knowledge which took different forms in the various epochs of
    • indifferent about the kind of names their children receive. For some
    • cosmos from the earth — whereby an entirely different aspect is
    • architects and shapers of an entirely different World-Order, a
    • teacher; the relationship then was quite different. From a teacher we
    • different ways. And the same may apply to the present and a future
    • human being. This should never be done in a spirit of indifference,
    • in quite different forms of existence but for all that the same
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    • to communicate the subject-matter to an audience in some different
    • different processes and phenomena from those of one born in Hamburg
    • the one is completely different from that presented to the
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    • spiritual life there are clear differentiations between the groups.
    • man's conceptions and feelings are of quite a different nature,
    • distinction must be made between these two completely different
    • To hold a different view would imply a morbid way of
    • another and different condition of our earthly existence. We spoke of
    • this different condition in the last lecture from a certain point of
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    • differed as to whether a third person was an Initiate, the question
    • the difference between such an event in elemental nature and an event
    • railway accident. There is obviously a difference, a difference that
    • see karma working quite differently in these two
    • inhabitating the Old Moon were subject to quite different natural
    • of quite a different kind. A change has been wrought in him to the
    • a very different aspect when we enter into the deep problems of
    • is altogether different. Again the Ahrimanic powers are in action;
    • The consequences here are essentially different from those of
    • — this, in different guise, is what bursts from the
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    • different men were in mind and spirit before the present
    • altogether differently. Let us turn our gaze for example to
    • only difference that they were ignorant of so and so many
    • century A.D., was altogether different from that of
    • triumph of an altogether different conception which
    • different course; they will spread out and expand, when he
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    • birth, we come into that altogether different world which
    • it is different. Man too has instinct, but when he acts
    • the end of the Kali-Yuga — that it is different from
    • all historic ages preceding it. It is different in this
    • different form, coming out of altogether different
    • we look at it from a somewhat different point of view! How
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    • different angle. To begin with they find great satisfaction
    • observation of souls will be able to judge the different
    • came down at different times. There were those who came
    • Christianity, it is different. We can go very far back; we
    • became alike in structure — albeit different in
    • spiritual world, though in a somewhat different way,
    • lived differently. If I may put it so, the other group,
    • recollections. But with the second group it was different.
    • different things, things which will only shock us in the
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    • men were very different from what they are today. When the
    • was different. When they awoke from sleep they had a
    • waking life becomes very different from the experiences
    • day, experienced the world differently from the man of the
    • waking life man looked out upon Nature differently. He saw
    • saw the outer world of Nature differently owing to the
    • different mode of his awakening, so too he saw his own
    • outer form differently than in subsequent ages. When he
    • fundamental differences in the experience of souls in the
    • persisted even though quite different peoples inhabited
    • related to the Divine in a different way through the fact
    • that they perceived the sleeping state differently than the
    • of death, then also they were different from the others.
    • above they saw how different these things were now
    • different condition, even in the listener. Until that time,
    • different, when one spoke of spiritual things. The need
    • different way of partaking in the Mass. Now the human
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    • different. Man approached the Spirit not in concepts and
    • pre-Platonic Mysteries, with the difference that it had
    • to me from different quarters). I was led to many things
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    • characterised by many different conditions, but especially
    • adhered to quite different things. This stupendous deed
    • witness it from their different aspect. These souls
    • somewhat different context of ideas, had a distinct
    • was called by a different name. We are making use of the
    • thinker in that time think differently than thus, that
    • Michael, and must now become different, since the
    • thenceforth be developed in a different way, namely through
    • Age would begin. But this new Michael Age must be different
    • in the new Michael Age something quite different would be
    • supersensibly prepared through the different streams that I
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    • Golgotha quite differently. For Christ was coming down to
    • something different from the world in which they have grown
    • of salvation. There are others who feel it in a different
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    • men would have passed by more or less indifferently,
    • human beings today would be quite different if such things
    • happen in hundreds of different ways. In the case I have
    • away to a different place, and his consciousness was veiled
    • to have. The difference between the one who stands within
    • differences.
    • different kinds. There are no intermediates, there are no
    • Such differences
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    • different kind of life; but such a saying is not taken so
    • defined, but with manifold riddles, — differentiated
    • were different. From the materialism of that time, the
    • different. I would put it in this way: — From the one
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    • down here on earth have many different properties, but they
    • Today we have to put it differently, but for that time one
    • difference. But we can only understand such developments in
    • different position in the cosmos — if, so to speak,
    • administers the whole Cosmic Intelligence, differentiated
    • friends, though we do ascribe an entirely different kind of
    • A very different
    • different attitude was possible before his last works
    • different word. ... In my edition of Nietzsche's works
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    • And a number of Anthroposophists have already heard how the different
    • kind to such an extent that it becomes something entirely different. One
    • different in character. What we experience to-day in our waking hours
    • different for the consciousness of one who lived in primeval times of
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    • different aspect of life. He will no longer have anything to do with
    • from quite different foundations. Look, too, at all the strange daemonic
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    • Christian evolution from altogether different
    • them directly. Thus the Initiates receive quite different tasks in which
    • other man took a different path in the spiritual world which in its
    • Alexander, took different paths from Haroun al Raschid and his
    • quite differently than in other regions, glittering back from between
    • appears once more in a different way, even very strangely permeated with
    • ways and giving an altogether different and more spiritual insight into
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    • conception of Nature, altogether different from that abstract conception
    • of this exchange of ideas — since different conditions now
    • is a very different conception of life from what is usual to-day. For in
    • different in those times. One may believe it or not, but it was so.
    • different.
    • spirit are different in every age. In our age they are possible only if
    • with cold intellect and indifferent hearts. They must be received by the
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    • seem to be written out of a different world — not indeed as
    • Christians, who were distributed in different Christian sects. In those
    • would include in our spiritual horizon all that partook in the different
    • expands and expands. Each of the single organs points us to a different
    • altogether different from what the present-day anatomist or physiologist
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    • only a difference in quality of being as between those individualities
    • contemporaries with his astronomic opinions, differing as they did from
    • different as it is from Goethe's fairy story of the Green Snake and the
    • writes something altogether different in style and tone from his former
    • really like a spiritual oasis, quite different from any other place in
    • quite differently. We read the flashes of genius above all in the
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    • astonished to see something totally different from what he would expect.
    • There were only varied differentiations of warmth. But in those
    • another. After death it is different, for then we must live with intense
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    • thought things out, would of course come to absolutely different
    • Here we see how indifferent a matter is the external content
    • quite a different mood and constitution. It was as a matter of course
    • Aryanism. To-day we will not go into the dogmatic differences of the
    • different. Not a wretched compromise, but a kind of synthesis of
    • think differently from all others about the famous saying of
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    • from different countries, have followed a certain main purpose. Out of
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    • altogether different from true Platonism. We remember how there evolved
    • he would have liked to write he never wrote in any different vein than
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    • complete indifference to what the outer senses present to him,
    • There is, however, a difference: When here on
    • suction. Thus a very different kind of thinking is needed to
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    • it differently, if we practise silence while developing the
    • This astral world is very different from the
    • an entirely different world which, between falling asleep and
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    • being are each connected in a different way with the
    • different kind of world, to that world which is itself etheric
    • subject to entirely different laws from those
    • into entirely different worlds. We
    • in that world everything is different from what we
    • physical world appear in quite a different light in
    • where they are presented from a different point of view.
    • first impression is that of an entirely different being. We say
    • directions, but think in a different
    • different combinations. And likewise oxygen, when
    • combinations and unite with quite different
    • to a different world again, the domain of the first
    • to quite different spheres of the Universe. At the same
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    • one sees how they differ from each other, and this can only
    • will work differently with these two sons. They come from the
    • differently, he becomes a mystic. You can say that
    • of men, but they develop themselves in different ways. We are
    • vast difference. Whereas Goethe and Schiller had some
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    • process something quite different from that which occurs in
    • can be developed in a quite different way and is much more
    • Theosophists would speak differently, because they were
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    • characteristics of the Russians, how that is different from
    • West and Middle Europe. However, the situation is different
    • different from what one can experience through thinking and
    • different processes playing about here and it would take too
    • peoples differentiated themselves into Gothic and other
    • the Slavic peoples also differentiate themselves. Therefore
    • Russia itself, there were a number of different communities
    • in the future a quite different way of being held together in
    • influence it in different ways so that the actual facts could
    • released from this and went into a different channel in which
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    • did possess a different sort of perception. In the Hamburg
    • word however this continued among souls who were differently
    • of symbolism is entirely different. Indeed, my dear friends,
    • that is entirely different from the terrible nonsense and
    • preparation was different at that time because it was
    • different line of development.
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    • upon these elementals, they work differently in spring,
    • differently in summer, differently in autumn and differently
    • different kind of knowledge comes to him in geometry and
    • mathematics, a different kind of knowledge from the other
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    • life. You can really notice the difference when you lead a
    • different effect upon their soul than is upon your soul,
    • anthroposophical spiritual science; your soul is different
    • knows that our earth is not only different in spring and in
    • illuminated by the light of the moon is something different
    • moon. After the 21st of March the sun stands in a different
    • different from that which radiated down before the 21st of
    • and this is quite different from any other full moon. Thus
    • Now, if our soul is something quite different through the
    • not just Monists, so our soul is also something different in
    • something different at this time as compared with any other
    • the different great powers of Europe to himself: Germany,
    • the different small neutral states. He continually studied
    • and wrote papers about the different political interest of
    • times will again be different.
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    • is meant there; it is something quite different. You must
    • one is very different from the other. The European man is
    • different from the African, who is again very different from
    • the Asiatic. You must recognize such differences. However,
    • differences between then, we must admit that the human beings
    • different from the African, nevertheless you cannot say that
    • this is as strong a difference as, for example, between the
    • differentiated to a much higher degree than are human beings.
    • differentiations between them.
    • spring out, separate out into many different divisions
    • that time appeared entirely different from today's animal
    • We have all the instincts, all the different drives of the
    • astral body, the different forms of the plant kingdom really
    • mineral kingdom with all its differentiated mysteries of the
    • different when the ether body is held together by the ego and
  • Title: Things Past and Present: Lecture VIII: Thomas More and His Utopia
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    • different religions, because the state agreed that religion
    • a very exact division of human beings in different houses.
    • different experiences from the ordinary person. Although he
    • something different. It is impossible to speak in the same
    • different brotherhoods as tradition. People who themselves
    • in mind how everything is entirely different since the
    • quite different world between going to sleep and waking up, a
    • different for the consciousness. Now in the case of Thomas
    • different through the working of his occult experiences. The
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    • previous period, the Greco-Latin Period, had a different
    • different science at that time and that is the science which
    • Fathers had gathered many Indians from different regions in a
    • differently; one must take into consideration the fact that
    • the different domains of life. And one must be able to work
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    • have proceeded differently from the way it did. When one has
    • have also occurred differently, that is not a rejection to
    • proceed in a different form in the external world from which
    • upon knowledge could have proceeded differently as viewed by
    • happen that things were different? What would have happened
    • will be able to understand that there was a quite different
    • that one must be able to learn to think differently than do
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    • you see a very important difference. Through the fact that
    • ancient time signified something different from what it means
    • we have a teaching which, in this connection, is different
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    • are driving forward; we speak of the different hierarchies
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    • our faculties in earthly existence! And think how different our life
    • possessed a different faculty — a faculty which was able to
    • This was quite a different mode of ‘living-together’ with
    • metamorphoses, transformations of forces of quite a different
    • necessary for understanding the very different nature of the world
    • that the world beyond the Threshold is altogether different from the
    • these ideas of the spiritual world quite differently from
    • pointed out this mistake from many different points of view. Physical
    • case, memory would unfold in quite a different way. As it is, we do
    • by heart. There is a difference between acquiring the natural faculty
    • power of memory was quite differently constituted.
    • poem how Faust goes through different Ahrimanic dangers. True, the
    • memory and habit are metamorphoses of different kinds of activity in the
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    • disappeared. A different factor then began to operate which we must
    • A different state of
    • different process from what took place in the dreamy, imaginative
    • birth. Spiritual Science must evolve as the outcome of a different
    • outlook, a different mode of thought and perception. Two kinds of
    • two periods is different in character.
    • now enter into a different relationship with the Beings of the higher
    • different lecture-courses about the future evolution of humanity and
    • will find the difference between what is living and what is abstract
    • people prefer nowadays to take an altogether different path. They
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    • so impossible to imagine them changed into something different, some
    • sensitiveness different from that of the organ of touch which is
    • difference! It happens again and again that the most superficial
    • regarded in quite a different light and in order to understand it we
    • indifference to him whether, in the forming of a concept, this
    • Building, let us say, with entire indifference as to its truth, but
    • scheme, be utterly indifferent as to whether his ideas are in
    • Beautiful myths of the different people point to this unconsciousness
    • that so much is said with utter indifference as to whether it agrees
    • something radically different from things that are done and said as
    • radical difference which is unobserved to-day. Statements are
    • different form. And we shall only make progress with the clarity that
    • is essential when we really understand this difference between
  • 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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    • judgments passed on the book differed greatly. There were people who
    • contain. A different type of person arises depending on whether more
    • person would be of a different type and would only have the outward
    • Weininger was always wanting to do something different from what his
    • differs from the souls of other men. It is interesting how he
    • entirely different. And it is a dubious trait to see oneself as a
    • incarnate. When that time comes, these people will have a different
  • 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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    • fall into two very different and distinct realms: one realm which
    • Naturally, in a human life these would be expressed very differently
    • up the books for a different Easter each year and it would be easier
    • (or 49). Naturally, that is an entirely different expanse of time, an
    • entirely different expanse of time from an Earth year, although it is
    • difference is that the ancient Hebrews thought of a sphere in the
    • a different event. According to their reckoning, 4182 years after the
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Three: The Duality of Human Nature -- The Heavenly and the Earthly Aspects of Man. Uranus and Gaia. Influences of One Incarnation on the Next: Metamorphoses of the Body.
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    • maya. The bodies differ in that some show more how the heavenly side
    • Divine Comedy in an entirely different way from what is usual.
    • contents of The Divine Comedy in a different fashion: it could
    • his youth. And yet nothing would be different in the outer world. It
    • is a different matter if he intervenes in that world, but as far as
    • nature and to the universe, but that it makes no difference to nature
    • Let us suppose that we had been born with a different organisation. As
    • not so terribly different — we just have an incorrect sense of
    • person's head is different from the head of anyone else and the
  • 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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    • Now the difference we are considering here is not so great as the
    • difference between a picture and a written description, but the
    • different degrees of likeness. I want to consider the whole human
    • there is no anatomical difference between the motor and the sensory
    • one kind of nerve and that the motor nerves are not different from the
    • into the way the difference between the head and the rest of the body
    • For the head and the rest of the body are related in different ways to
  • 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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    • together the different members of which a human being is composed has
    • according to quite different principles — the head and the rest
    • People are actually not so different as regards the wisdom they
    • different realm, that of human nourishment, and this has nothing to do
    • before. There is nothing more foolish than this undifferentiated
    • a different use. In a certain sense, the grains of wheat are ennobled
  • 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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    • they were thoroughly different from the senses we know now. Today I
    • The two are as distinct and different from one another as are taste
    • and the awareness of yourself. The difference is not just that in one
    • different sources. The seeds of our ability to distinguish one another
    • sense particularises and differentiates my organism. There is a real
    • differentiation, for seeing is not the same as perception of tone,
    • perception of tone is different from hearing, hearing is not the same
    • The situation of these powers of perception is different from the
    • differentiated. There is not just one life process. And you must also
    • through us. That life also differentiates itself within us. It does so
    • world. Today I cannot go into the details of how this differs for
    • different. At that time a person was not so separated from his outer
    • Sight, the process of seeing, was also different on Old Moon. Then one
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Eight: How Twelvefoldness, Sevenfoldness, Fourfoldness, and Threefoldness are Mirrored. Pathological Experiences of the Soul. Thinking Backward as a Preparation for Spiritual Experience.
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    • actual truth is very different from what our materialistic sciences
    • and the regions of life are related differently in different people.
    • between death and birth, things are quite different. One remarkable
    • difference is that the senses that are seen as higher, as far as life
    • will force people to think of the human being in different terms from
    • quite different happened. That man had an etheric body, and death was
    • proceed further if I introduce a completely different way of looking
    • admit the existence of things that look different from what is
    • seem to lie in quite different areas. Here I wanted to give you an
    • how he must allow them to flow through his soul. It is different for
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Nine: Enlivening the Sense Processes and Ensouling the Life Processes. Aesthetic Enjoyment and Aesthetic Creativity. Logic and the Sense for Reality.
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    • faculties. The new faculties differ from thinking, feeling and willing
    • processes, but not so differentiated as the life processes otherwise
    • a different world. And that is important. The aesthetically inclined
    • really encounter the Venus de Milo, your soul must be different
    • Now you might ask yourself whether things were different in earlier
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Ten: Loss of the Ability to Orient Oneself in Reality and the Helplessness of Modern Scientific Driteria in a Materialistic Age.
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    • approached in an entirely different manner, not along the lines in
    • certainly have to think differently about these matters if you call to
  • 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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    • consider how different our soul life would be if we could not look
    • This way of living in the world was therefore very different from
    • arrive at a concept of how differently constituted from the world on
    • different. We go to the trouble to characterise the spiritual world by
    • ourselves to shaping these pictures in a manner that is as different
    • them. It makes a difference whether our memory is acquired by simply
    • the development of humanity, memory was of a different strength than
    • for then the power of memory was constituted differently. How were
  • 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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    • entirely different, and so on. That is one of the things established
    • Thus, you can see that the process involved here is different from
    • which it must appear. Rather it must develop out of a different way of
    • seeing things. Yesterday and today we have characterised two different
    • somewhat different attitude towards the truth. For there is much that
    • actions that need to be taken. The difference between having something
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Thirteen: Allocation of the Whole Human Form to the Cosmos. Technical Discoveries and the Human Physical Organization. Collisions between Thinking that Accords with Reality and Thinking that is in Opposition to Reality.
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    • to a different region of the world — perhaps it would be better
    • to say, to a different form of the world — from that in which
    • altered, so that the same things reappear at a different level of
    • of them. Look at a telescope. It can be turned in two different ways;
    • man has made here! He has built it with two different devices for
    • possible to rotate the telescope in two different ways and provide the
    • lacking, or are included in a form very different from the form in
    • Matters have to be understood in an entirely different light. And for
    • described, means that it is a matter of complete indifference to him
    • while remaining indifferent to the objective truth of what is said.
    • Other matters are important to Lucifer. He possesses different
    • that it is a matter of indifference to both Ahriman and Lucifer
    • not understood that this is radically different from what happens when
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fourteen: Metamorphoses of the Twelve Sense Zones through Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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    • different is the content of what we read from what our eyes see
    • entirely different is involved when we ourselves are thinking; this
    • in which a human being perceives speech now is different from the way
    • be a matter of total indifference to us. We would not experience the
    • entirely different experience of the  I .
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    • is a different matter. So storage, the possibility of accumulating
    • pursued differently from what is usually called knowledge today.
    • different kind of knowing. As a typical contemporary anatomist or
    • differentiated forces which emanate from them. In other words, one
    • must livingly experience the differentiated forces that are at work in
    • One needs to see clearly that words can be employed differently
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    • super-conscious realm makes no difference. We always enter a
    • outside our consciousness under conditions different from ours,
    • they deal with it differently. And to understand this, we must
    • fact furthering aims and purposes quite different from those
    • evolution of mankind. But they have a different purpose: they
    • explanations how great is the difference between West and East
    • earth is very different from what geologists or mineralogists
    • living organism, and they affect a man differently according to
  • Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 2: Secret Brotherhoods-2, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-2, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 2
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    • explained yesterday — something quite different resulted.
    • brotherhoods, they will differ in what they expect from the
    • — we find that different individualities, relatively
    • lies something different which is sustained from a quite
    • influenced by individualities quite different from those that
    • different task. Its task will be to enable men, while still
    • was different. Ireland did not belong in the same sense
    • was different; other methods could then be employed.
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    • different paths. It will be the task of good, healing science
    • attraction and repulsion; they will know that different
    • different way on the triad, God, virtue and immortality —
    • life. The real point is quite different. It is that a kind of
    • instrument: the real thing is quite different. The real issue
    • there often lies something quite different from what lies
    • Consider how it would be if this brain had a quite different
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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    • different reason. Our nervous system is interrupted in this
    • difference whether we experience a color consciously from
    • latter sense. Each event might have been different,
    • nineteenth century been different, the events in 1914 would
    • also have been different. But this is just the important
    • took it and used it in a connection differing from that in
    • quite a different attitude of mind, and that I heard a
    • which differ when taken from different points of view. If
    • The difference
    • different events might have happened, and how the
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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    • the present occurrence have turned out differently, had it
    • been able to assume a different aspect.
    • different from the world in which we live while we are
    • thereby different from the environment in which we ourselves
    • difference in mind in yet another way. Just notice that as
    • matter of indifference to them. We act indeed under the
    • is somewhat different: but in as far as we human beings are
    • exalted way. But in this connection an important difference
    • physical life is always quite a different one, and is
    • quite another human being had you experienced a different
    • many things would have been different, even in the smallest
    • universal order of laws that differs from the one that we
    • feel that here a different world system is at work. But this
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    • to accustom themselves to form quite different conceptions
    • spiritual world is so entirely different from the physical,
    • is quite an indifferent matter to the falling stone, where
    • Time Spirit replaces another one, there is a difference also
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    • you see, more or less the same number. (Life differs
    • an example of the great difference between the physical world
    • differently. We could read in another way, but it would be
    • reading system. It is possible to read differently — we
    • consonants) is due to the different shadings; but,
    • differently shaded vowels. The various shadings in the vowels
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    • For years we have emphasized that we can differentiate
    • here we must bear in mind different speeds, different
    • that different things maintain different speeds within the
    • a comparison. But here the speed within Time is different.
    • Without this insight into the fact that the different members
    • of the human being have different speeds in their
    • together entirely different things contained in human
    • so different from one another that they even have different
    • age of the four different members of the human being must be
    • reckoned according to four entirely different measurements of
    • somewhat different way than they must be conceived in
    • spiritual world. I have emphasized at different times how the
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    • part in this. How? Well, there is no difference between that
    • grasped as concrete and differentiated obstacles. What
    • is really of a different age, as far as each one of these
    • with quite different worlds from the one where scientific
    • different, something from which this illuminated age, this
    • in entirely different spheres; wonders lie in spiritual
    • times humanity took an entirely different attitude toward the
    • greater we find this difference. We have often spoken of
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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    • to acquire a different form of understanding for reality from
    • consciousness of a single moment by drawing different rings
    • — but in a different manner than modern psychologists
    • different way for instance upon
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture I: The Birth of the Consciousness Soul
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    • and shows how different religious outlooks have played a profound role
    • to Christianity was totally different. The Order was
    • differentiation was taking place at the same time. Whilst for
    • differences began to emerge in the fifteenth century. The
    • which led to the differentiation between the French and the
    • and at the same time this differentiation which is so
    • configuration which was markedly different from what had also
    • perceive a significant difference which will indicate to us
    • something totally different. This national impulse is a
    • totally different character.
    • of man, but in a different way from before.
    • are clearly differentiated and show how the two impulses,
    • other differently in France and England. They create nothing
    • differences, in what had developed in opposition to the old
    • totally different complexion to the political forces in
    • personality — assumes a totally different form in the
    • differentiated in 1429. In France the emancipation of the
    • two entirely different trends — in both cases the basis
    • different nuances. We can only understand these things if we
    • differentiation between the French impulse and the English
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  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture II: Symptomatology of Recent Centuries
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    • was indifferent to both confessions. In his heart of hearts
    • because all the others wanted something different. He came of
    • difference between the French and English character. This
    • differentiation began to show itself in the fifteenth
    • difference between the English and French make-up became
    • and equality rightly amongst these three different vehicles
    • slightly different terminology.
    • different from that of Rome. People sensed that the Crusades
    • who had been esoterically initiated, had had a different
    • other hand we see the efforts on the part of widely differing
    • find its way into modern historical evolution! Differentiated
    • according to the different countries, this principle of
    • has a different outlook. But his way of thinking too is only
    • markets his merchandise. The middle classes have a different
    • indifferent to nature, and their relationship to nature is
    • sustenance in a different way from formerly, they developed
    • in consequence a different way of thinking. And because a
    • The difference between the value of labour and its product,
    • Europe held different views upon the solution of this
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    • which were indifferent to contemporary trends. The historians
    • were revived in the different countries nonetheless remained
    • bring about a different configuration of mankind throughout
    • the epoch of the Consciousness Soul this differentiation will
    • Consciousness Soul to end this differentiation which is a
    • is a vast difference between the observation of nature and
    • Observation of nature — with different nuances — was
    • different reason. It arose precisely because of the seeds of
    • scientific thinking, different from that of Copernicus,
    • the difference between us is this: You address yourself to a
    • other cases the situation of course will be different! What
    • different geographical localities? Do you think that we shall
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IV: The Historical Significance of the Scientific Mode of Thinking
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    • and shows how different religious outlooks have played a profound role
    • diversity of forms in the different epochs up to the third
    • As you know events took a different course. The radical wing
    • indifferent to spiritual ideas, the proletariat showed and
    • patriarchal order is totally different from the social order
    • and still is a vast difference between, for example, the
    • different angles to certain important moments in time.
    • can follow this very clearly. How different was the
    • called, in the different countries in the nineteenth century
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture V: The Supersensible Element in the Study of History
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    • and shows how different religious outlooks have played a profound role
    • man death is something totally different from the socalled
    • function — it is designed for a different purpose. If
    • action depends upon wholly different circumstances and not
    • different light. Today, when a little over a fifth of the
    • in their souls in the course of their different incarnations.
    • different occasions I have given many an indication of what
    • an inner sympathy and understanding of a different nature
    • will bring a totally different understanding between men. In
    • man's response to language will be different from that of the
    • there is a radical difference between the two which we
    • their future evolution). The difference is this: in Grimm,
    • learnt to listen to one another differently from the way they
    • to a totally different community life. And a large part of
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VI: Brief Reflections on the Publication of the New Edition of 'The Philosophy of Freedom'
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    • recently from a different angle — a free community life
    • strike a totally different note. We speak today of all sorts
    • widely different quarters voices will be heard which raise
    • to look at many things from a different angle. But at the
    • through these different influences I was gradually forced
    • of topics and in widely different groups. And this again gave
    • different point of view. Now it is interesting to note that
    • Theosophical Society, then we shall build a different
    • different from other paths — whilst the worst
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VII: Incidental Reflections on the Occasion of the New Edition of 'Goethes Weltanschauung'
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    • and shows how different religious outlooks have played a profound role
    • would have been a different person if he had not spent the
    • Austria is totally different from being a German in the Reich
    • national differentiations are seldom taken into account. We
    • are easier (that is unlikely), but different. Up till now one
    • teachers of widely different calibre. All this is of
    • at a knowledge of the German make-up in a totally different
    • differently from the Reich German. One should not forget that
    • more inward. Now there is a vast difference between the
    • these differences which have survived date back to the remote
    • his life it was a matter of indifference to him whether one
    • different lecture courses and attended various lectures. But
    • a totally different context. I believe that these two books,
    • different spheres of life are founded an Goetheanism we shall
    • achieve something totally different from the single
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VIII: Religious Impulses of the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch
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    • and shows how different religious outlooks have played a profound role
    • from many different points of view upon the characteristic
    • different forms of reality. In order to be able to study what
    • development of the different peoples over the whole earth. In
    • The evolution of the different
    • its differentiations, it is then modified, or better still,
    • in what way it is metamorphosed and assumes widely different
    • separate character in Europe and this differentiation is seen
    • has a lasting influence — that differentiation, that
    • example of the differentiations of the Christ impulse.
    • differentiation of the Christ impulse was the work of Rome
    • different forms without provoking hitherto deepseated
    • word which has different connotations in different areas is
    • spiritual matters, will, of course, be different from that of
    • People of the Church. From the different reactions of
    • you will understand Goetheanism from a different angle if you
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IX: The Relation Between the Deeper European Impulses and Those of the Present Day
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    • and shows how different religious outlooks have played a profound role
    • churches, though manifesting considerable differences from
    • that all the different religions represented in the first
    • Father, different in substance and nature, the perfect
    • different peoples of Europe. The original psychic make-up of
    • Teutonic peoples was originally of a different nature. These
    • peoples came from widely different directions and mingled
    • kind of people were the Celts? Though widely differentiated
    • class differences, no claims to aristocracy. At the same time
    • different, in that the different territories are
    • geographically remote from each other and different
    • though starting from different principles. Formerly a
    • It is extremely interesting to see the vast difference between
    • difference of attitude by the isolated individual, for
    • Lodges — has a different approach to the Christ from
    • is something different: is it reasonable to accept alongside
    • the common factor in the different religions. Now this is a
    • different religions. He found that they had a great deal in
    • belonging to widely differing religions instinctively admit
    • just expressed may of course assume widely different forms,
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    • infinitely much has become different — quite suddenly
    • different since the time of the 15th century when the
    • different conditions, he had in former times by instinct.
    • of economics, two altogether different points of view. And
    • mankind from quite a different point of view, namely, from
    • lines of thought many different theories emerge, which is
    • products of his labor, but that is a different thing from
    • that emerged as time went on. In many different regions of
    • differences between the poor and the rich, the well-to-do and
    • when he enters into the spiritual world, is differentiated.
    • naturally to these three — differentiated in West,
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    • time, makes new and different demands on man's powers of
    • comprehension and of thought. He has to think in a different
    • a new and different conception of wherein the finding of
    • Reality is a different thing from the Logic of Thought.
    • of sight is a different thinking from the logic of mere
    • different from the logic of thought, which is developed
    • him comprehend the world in an altogether different way than
    • different way. Only then shall we be able to find fruitful
    • different conclusions. And you may be highly astonished to
    • see how life draws its different conclusions. What
    • have an altogether different form. Today I have drawn your
    • seen is a very different thing from the mere logic of
    • must be considered in quite a different direction.
    • life, the reality of things seen is very different from the
    • indifferent. Mach, you see, who is a Positivist, and a
    • compelled to think something different from what my
    • places it was no different — every time, one found
    • different thing from Logic.
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    • civilized world are differentiated. We must avoid the error
    • this differentiation between Western Humanity, Middle
    • already characterized how these differentiations are to be
    • alike. Although they are just as different from one another
    • differentiated, especially in regard to this development of
    • necessary to consider the relationships and differentiations
    • be the same. They must be differentiated. For here the
    • differentiates the one nation from another. Again and again I
    • people differs from the English as the North Pole from the
    • developed in them. That is the tremendous difference. In
    • the intelligence is something quite different from what is
    • different sense. For, you see, whereas in the West the
    • division, this differentiating, then — strange as the
    • is this: On the one hand human beings are differentiated in
    • differentiated as I have indicated often and in different
    • Spiritual Soul this differentiation must be clearly seen, we
    • knowledge of the differentiations of mankind, all our talk is
    • the differentiations. We must not imagine that men are the
    • that the social question has to be solved in different ways.
    • Out of the impulses in the different peoples it is seeking to
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    • difference will scarcely find his way into the fundamental
    • outwardly side by side. They are two different worlds; they
    • ages had a different character, for all these things are
    • very nerve of this Spiritual Science is different from that
    • must be of quite a different kind from the old. There is a
    • fundamental difference between the New and the Old. The Old
    • themselves through the different elements — all this
    • differently; we must take the opposite path, the path of the
    • times. But we have always done so in a very different spirit.
    • over — albeit in the differentiated ways which I have
    • replaced by something altogether different. The life of
    • Spiritual Science in mankind will indeed be different from
    • A.D. it was different from
    • different. Study the last four and a half years: you may take
    • their abstract formulae. It is a very different matter when
    • no such thing as that. I spoke to them quite differently; I
    • the outcome will be quite different.” I should not be
    • well be that ideas will emerge quite different from those
    • itself. We need a thinking which not only thinks different
    • things, but differently than heretofore. Such
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    • significant difference between the peoples of the West and of
    • future. We pointed to other differentiations also, over the
    • differentiations? Why do we seek from our point of view to
    • characterize the different groups of people over the Earth?
    • characteristics of the different groups of people. Once we
    • a very different valuation from that which obtains as between
    • taking on the character of Creators. They become different in
    • gray ignorance to real differentiation, the gulf has been
    • to say anything different from this — that God in His
    • difference between “subjective” and
    • us in the world we should not speak of the differences
    • things would be very different if we had not come into touch
    • indeed be different if at the time in life when we cannot yet
    • But this is the curious thing, my dear friends. The different
    • all how different now their situation is, inasmuch as they
    • how different it would have been if their Karma had still
    • things after all appear quite different, and this must not be
    • this very vision of the differentiations of mankind over the
    • nations as a whole when I refer to these differentiations. It
    • Man always sees himself differently (especially himself as
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    • movement purposes to be something different from those spiritual
    • different from anything that has thus far entered into it since the
    • of life, so to speak. And so crass is the difference between these
    • parliaments, the various agencies in different fields speak of the
    • different principles from those of which we speak in our rooms as the
    • had no such purpose. From the beginning its aim was different. It
    • Fundamentally there are only differences of degree between the heaven
    • is, there is no difference between motor nerves and sensory nerves,
    • the imperfect, then the more nearly perfect, the more differentiated,
    • ever greater and greater differentiation, but that evolution is first
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    • soul-constitution and soul-mood were entirely different before and
    • then naturally different in their soul-disposition from those living
    • naturally you must sense in it an entirely different ground-plan from
    • different, and I tried to describe this feeling roughly for you: it
    • becoming different; and that must also be different which must now
    • immediate future. We must really learn to speak in a different way
    • physical world. Therefore about many things it must speak differently
    • important things, must be different from the past. I should like to
    • give you an idea how differently such things were spoken of in the
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    • something quite different, nor was it a “world war”; it
    • was something entirely different, which will not come to an end for a
    • Thinking and willing in human nature are fundamentally different.
    • fact two different things in us: something which is chiefly thinking
    • differentiations which exist in the world arise because the one or
    • differently: we must say that man's destiny is determined by
    • different countries — our civilization has certainly done a
    • different appearance.” Both statements are disguised
    • In the first place, what differentiates us from
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    • different nuances into our present European culture, with its
    • the peoples of the different regions will come about of themselves.
    • which are entangled three strands of entirely different origins. Our
    • spiritual life is of essentially different origin from that of our
    • rights or political life, and entirely different again from that of
    • our economic life; and these three strands with different origins are
    • study it closely) three types differing sharply from one another.
    • that of a Mercury head, and you will see what a different type it is.
    • the Satyr-type, which in turn is quite different from the
    • throughout the Middle Ages, the utterly different spiritual life
    • something originally different were to be found. It happened when the
    • different relations from those in Egypt, where the harvest was
    • sharply differentiated from one another. First, you have everywhere
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    • left out what makes the three dimensions different to him. If he were
    • He would have to assume a difference in quality between the three
    • a difference between right and left, over and under, back and front.
    • In mathematics it is a matter of indifference whether some object is a
    • as man, it is not a matter of indifference whether a planet is at one
    • the same kind of difference whether it is on the right or left
    • he is on the right or the left, to the eye appears different.
    • movements of the stars are quite indifferently related, and then
    • for we really act quite differently with our right and left
    • difference, but the fact that one organ is above and the other
    • below. Were there no difference between above and below, there
    • would be no difference between the nose or eyes and the stomach! The
    • essential difference between an organ in the human head and an organ
    • Mercury are essentially different. The ability to think of the
    • opportunity of seeing near at hand how different are above and below,
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    • different arrangements. This only shows that the exactitude with which
    • and yet something different. In what sense different? The completion
    • you have the difference of level. We must again and again bring the
    • different and we will speak about this later.) But the head is
    • without a head, it would be entirely different; we should be incapable
    • three-dimensional space as abstract, but would strictly differentiate
    • Now the etheric organisation is essentially different from the
    • earthly influences, but with this difference, that man makes himself
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    • Copernicus, on slightly different lines. This was brought home to me
    • form, one realises how these directions differ in nature and kind from
    • forwards and backwards, right and left, differ concretely from one
    • another; we should feel how differently we experience them inwardly,
    • the other side the stomach organised in a different way, we cannot
    • will not be a matter of indifference whether something is on the right
    • that something is connected with this differentiation, something of
    • in the child. But then something different happens.
    • different velocity, seven times as slow, thus taking seven times as
    • To draw it, we must present it as a different stream. Yet the
    • difference is not yet clear in the drawing, they both look alike. The
    • it in a quite different way if we want to depict the connection
    • Here, through the difference of velocity, the necessity arises for the
    • such as the difference between the growth of the first year's teeth
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    • We have to observe first of all that a complete difference exists in
    • this difference when we consider the fact that the ‘upper
    • of entirely different laws, belonging as it does to a different world
    • man to head man is active in an entirely different world — the
    • So here we have before us an entirely different world. We can say: we
    • the reconciliation in a different way; but the Easterns, even today, a
    • completely different world. The reconciliation however, is to be found
    • shall find that it is a matter of indifference whether we assume that
    • place. The Moon appears each year in a different position because,
    • different laws. Each world is subject to its own system of laws.”
    • out of quite a different one. Our world opens at these moments to
    • The only difference (in this theory of rarefying) between the two
    • ancient wisdom coming to man in a different way from that by which we
    • lived in Jesus, as the result of a different set of laws from
    • different one from another. This means that we must seek not for one
    • cut across by an altogether different set of laws; and that especially
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    • acts very differently when we are awake and when we are asleep. A
    • different relation is established between the etheric and physical
    • differentiated. We can distinguish between these twelve regions by
    • force we experience is a different one than it would be had we faced
    • the sign Libra or Cancer. In each direction the force differs. Man
    • differentiated.
    • time you experience a graduated series of differentiated sensations.
    • from the indifference of ordinary sense-existence. So when we are
    • we must realise that each of these directions exerts a different
    • experience strongly the actuality of this differentiation in the
    • differentiations, into which he has been placed.
    • the different directions of Space. At one time the Sun's workings
    • different section and so on.
    • we are so placed in relation to this differentiation of Space, that we
    • these differentiated regions of space, at another time the working of
    • different to what they would be, were I hovering freely in Space and
    • come into different relations with it through the movement of the
    • proceeds further in a different way. To illustrate the idea, let us
    • Thus we can study man from four different points of view: Complete
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    • distributed over it and differentiated, but in order to come into
    • light-activity as something intrinsically different. And it is a fact
    • Universe then acted upon him in a different way. This Stellar Universe
    • was also in a different form from what it is now.
    • Looked at in this way there seems to be no difference. Such
    • the other, the only difference being that of direction. Awaking
    • parallel, to point in the direction of different fixed stars during
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    • different method of investigation is used from that to which we today
    • different, but you will not fail to recognise the relation of this
    • aware of a fundamental, essential difference; namely, that all the
    • difference exists between the liver of a musician and that of a
    • different speed from those events having their origin in the daily
    • important difference between the head and the rest of the human body.
    • The difference is one which can, in the first place, be considered as
    • are therefore bound to be essentially different in appearance from
    • duality, and allow the world to take form in quite a different part of
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    • I would like to bring forward again, in a rather different form, a few
    • death. But the content is essentially different in each case. We may
    • make this difference clear by saying: between birth and death, man
    • that this ether is essentially a very different thing from that
    • substance acting within you which differentiates the exterior
    • something quite different. We experience the actual Sun in the same
    • organ. The human organ is entirely different from the animal organ. It
    • very different kind of culture which will guide humanity then; and it
    • will bring in its train very different convictions and tendencies of
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    • shall perceive what a really remarkable difference exists between the
    • human knowledge, one should as a teacher know the great difference it
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    • different directions. If we have a compass, we see that the set of the
    • change of voice. In the female organisation they manifest differently.
    • for a very different world. And this is how it must be in the outer
    • which was held in olden times was quite different from any cosmology
    • there they are present in a somewhat different form. The thought
    • man, he would have arrived at something different. For in the ancient
    • attempted in a different way than would have been the case if one had
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    • the Universe, with that of the Earth, to notice a certain difference.
    • Astronomy recognises this difference by saying that Saturn goes round
    • work. Thus the whole year is at different times represented in any one
    • part of the Earth's surface. The case of the Earth is different from
    • the difference expressed by astronomy in the shorter periods of Venus'
    • it in a different way from, let us say Mercury; Mercury needing less
    • carriage, while it is moving. Venus and Mercury act differently; they
    • our planetary system into the Cosmos in a different way than do
    • Things that are real often appear quite differently when studied in
    • curve (lemniscate) — only, of course, his path is different
    • in this path by forces, but each one by forces of a different kind.
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    • place in the Universe. As we know, the Sun rises at a different vernal
    • Every time we make an observation we notice a difference from one full
    • Moon to another in the mutual aspects of Sun and Moon, a difference of
    • Ego. There is however, a difference in their reception of its working.
    • differentiation in time. Thus we find this interaction of two streams
    • that we cannot have a single Astronomy but need different Astronomies,
    • etheric bodies. They are two different streams. In the book
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    • astronomy however, is different. We are organised into lunar astronomy
    • head-organisation has arisen from a differently formed spine.
    • in all different realms of knowledge and of life. For science must not
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    • world-conception differs from the Christian, which has only in a very
    • Testament as the God Jehovah. There is really no actual difference
    • is, there is no difference between what is said of the Christ-Being
    • horses, that is something quite different. Through this expenditure of
    • happened at a different place and under different conditions. Thus in
    • and so a slight difference arises which, according to these ancient
    • time, he is so born that he owes his existence to the difference in
    • When we realise that we have two quite different astronomies, we shall
    • difference of velocity between the movement of the stars and that of
    • the Sun (which difference works in us, converges, as it were, in us);
    • they whirl into one another. If we take the difference of velocity
    • the former in such a way that a difference in velocity results bearing
    • the same relationship as the difference in velocity between the
    • through the union of two streams, arising from different sources.
    • Earth, we have to do with an Event of a totally different nature from
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    • if we leave out of account that these live on in the different
    • difference between a transgressor and a good man — for of course, just
    • different from what bears the germ of degeneration within it. The
    • different. What they now have as corresponding with their environment
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    • differentiated parts, warmer and colder. Just as our liver,
    • lungs and so forth, differ from each other, so do the parts of our
    • heat-organism; and this differentiation is continually changing
    • inwardly. It is a constantly moving differentiation, and that which in
    • antiquity, so also, since in the different parts of the Earth's
    • surface evolution came about at different times, in Europe we find a
    • Round Table are assigned. There was however, a difference. Hebrew
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    • Beings who underlie this semblance with the different grades of
    • impulse to enter the different sciences. Otherwise it will
    • totally Ahrimanised by these different sciences which encircle
    • different. People read today even with a certain eagerness what
    • see that people thought differently about things of the outer
    • consists of these different “sophies,” cosmosophy,
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    • answer to this question must be given in different ways for the
    • differing periods of human evolution; for we must know how in a
    • different orders have evolved from the most elementary to the
    • quite different.
    • his different organs are plastically formed out of the spirit.
    • things must take care that the different sciences cannot cast
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    • have often spoken to you of the different streams working
    • They only seem different because the life of feeling is not
    • thus differentiated; in intensity of consciousness,
    • however, they do not differ from each other.
    • spirits to gain access. Note carefully the difference between
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    • different Spiritual Beings have inserted themselves, taking
    • fully alive to the knowledge of this — that different
    • spheres of existence are guided and directed by different
    • quite different constitution of man's soul throughout civilised
    • we were only incorporated in all these different spheres
    • by different spiritual beings. I will therefore make a diagram
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    • something entirely different from what we have described
    • differ from those of the modern geologist and natural
    • differentiate between the laws of nature and that which in us
    • Science would have to be looked at differently if people wanted
    • makes no difference if many people are short, and their heads
    • must become different, is that we are letting earthly existence
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    • different stages. Even if we limit our observation to what
    • differences will not appear to be so great in the course of
    • differences, as long as we stay with the rough outlines or
    • viewpoint, the great differences in regard to the primitive
    • significant difference exists between the organism of a
    • that they have an entirely different tone; they do not yet
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    • first of all, pointed out the fundamental difference between
    • entirely different world views wanted to clarify matters
    • becomes something quite different; it turns into something in
    • with, three different activities. First of all, something
    • call death then acquires an entirely different meaning; based
    • on life it attains to a different significance.
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    • essential difference: What was conceived as the universal
    • out space. Yet this was something different from what we
    • the being of the world, became differentiated into an
    • undifferentiated manner by human beings in ancient times.
    • once possessed in the undifferentiated nature of word,
    • been perceived in the undifferentiated word concept. Thus,
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    • was transplanted from the Orient in forms differing from
    • however, by those who turn their mind indifferently to the
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    • so to speak; how, based on quite different impulses, the
    • different viewpoint.
    • physical being. Here, the difference became evident between
    • vent to different ideas in the historical development of
    • mankind does not constitute a fundamental difference between
    • the Russian Czar; there really is no fundamental difference.
    • is present in him. He acts out of quite different deeper
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    • different. While Bayreuth and its activities are
    • page Nietzsche wrote another, as it were, different page
    • different picture must be placed before the soul today. These
    • grave of Goetheanism, something completely different can
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    • historical traditions present themselves in a different
    • prevailing in the Pythagorean School differed somewhat from
    • measure, number, and weight at concepts essentially different
    • somewhat different in the case of numbers. In the abstract
    • different manner from the way we treat it today in the
    • people sensed the same difference between, let's say,
    • between different objects. In the number 3, one
    • sensed a significantly different element from that in the
    • an open element, something where two things lie indifferently
    • side by side. People recalled this indifference in lying side
    • they had been, for then, they would exist indifferently
    • realize that this third element is in itself different from
    • inherent rules, one thing is not indifferent to the others.
    • something different. Certainly, due to our customary abstract
    • indifferent addition in progressing from one number to the
    • but the number itself was experienced quite differently.
    • for the three fingers differ from one another. Well, mankind
    • any differently from primitive peoples. Only they did it with
    • various methods of counting among the different folk groups
    • their different etheric and astral constitutions. Numbers are
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    • itself. Different in Leibnitz's case. The power of comprehending
    • to this, another separate and different cult system spread,
    • We have done this already from a number of different
    • until waking up, you dwell in a different content in the
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    • the differences between the development of the individual and
    • have seen, the goals of the various nations also differ from
    • world intellect and that people had quite different thoughts
    • people think so differently about the intellect? People
    • thought differently about the intellect because they
    • also felt differently when they tried to grasp something by
    • experienced as different from ordinary life. Above all, when
    • physical body. This is the great difference that becomes
    • different direction, an awareness came about of the fact that
    • radically different from what is true of ordinary people.
    • different condition of soul than those who become Jesuits.
    • turns a Jesuit into a different kind of person from the
    • different in the case of the Jesuit. The Jesuit who activates
    • yet understood in many different respects is that a thinking
    • but extend to all different areas. A properly serious
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    • different older forms of consciousness: in England, a state of mind
    • undergone at different periods, that the various ages move,
    • conditions prevailing in Scotland and England were different
    • dealing with the difference between liberal and conservative
    • completely different course of events from the one over in
    • Germany. A Wuerttembergian is different from a Franconian. He
    • differs from him even in the formulation of concepts and
    • literature. There really is a marked difference, if you
    • Oswald Spengler, who is master of fifteen different
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    • tried to outline the various preparations of different
    • characterize it yesterday, the different nations were
    • prepared in different ways for this moment in the development
    • earlier characterization, the fundamental difference between
    • clear. A radical difference does indeed exist in regard to
    • the inner soul constitution. This radical difference can best
    • expresses something different since time immemorial. The
    • who also differentiates between human beings who are predestined
    • century divine world rule has assumed a quite different
    • certain, different viewpoint, I have described that on
    • absolutely radical difference to all that exists on the other
    • stream. There is a tremendous difference in the way the
    • differentiate between the individual species and had to place
    • Cuvier in Paris in 1830 and in a different manner
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    • in structure of earthly man. Differentiation of forces as noted through
    • and sun forces. Further differentiation of planetary influences in astral
    • quite different world of sensations if we are to understand
    • face. The moon forces have a differentiating effect on this
    • powerful difference exists between the effects upon the upper
    • In that body, differentiations occur in the manner I have
    • just outlined, and inasmuch as the differentiation proceeds
    • it makes a difference whether a person stands at a given spot
    • difference.
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    • different form of living on earth will come about. That will
    • can be decided on the basis of more or less indifferent
    • quite differently, and this can be done only if science is
    • inner comprehension of the difference between the head and
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    • metamorphoses of human development, markedly differing from
    • past thought completely differently from the way we think
    • different from the Christian view, that is from what appeared
    • science today, but he does so in a different way. Since the
    • something different. The materialistic way of viewing things
    • also differed completely from what we call anthropology in
    • something different from what it is for our present age. For
    • It has turned into something different. If we wanted to call
    • completely different manner in past times. They tried to
    • would have to appear in a different sequence. The third
    • different than the age when Christ walked on earth and
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    • way of thinking, differed in the first centuries
    • already changed to a different form of worship, namely, to
    • other station but do nothing more. We could run a different
    • lived in the blood. They looked at the matter differently;
    • although people have become so lethargic and indifferent that
    • the past this was different. This is what the world view and
    • different civilization must be created for the fourth stage
    • different direction, but we are in need of it once again.
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    • Egyptians held opinions still differing significantly from
    • with nature quite differently from the way we think of it
    • quite different from the view prevalent nowadays. The ancient
    • pictured things differently. They said: When I find myself in
    • differently: This is really like a flame kindled within me,
    • different soul-spirit essence, which ever and again forms new
    • great difference between the way a person thought of a
    • philosophy a different form.
    • which, in a completely different way, has to struggle upward
    • quite vivid perceptions of how differently the Greeks thought
  • Title: Therapeutic Insights: Lecture I
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    • us as spiritual, soul, and bodily being, he is differently
    • months from different viewpoints) we first have all that is
    • cosmos. We must think of totally different relationships in
    • different times, since according to Schleiden's opinion she
    • human being looked at the world differently from today. This
    • to think quite differently about the world; we conceived of
    • something entirely different from what you conceive. You do
    • differentiate it and analyze it further, but for us the
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    • organize themselves into the different animals stream in from
    • different forms of the animals. One encounters the
    • physicist derives only from the earth element differentiated
    • One should rather picture that an altogether different
    • in an entirely different way from the way we discover them
    • difference to me if I only began to live then, as long as I
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    • different point of view; then we can approach its essence.
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    • every human being has a differently formed head. If we now
    • such a way, and two organ systems that are as different from
    • He learns to know the differentiated human organism. We reach
    • learns to know this organization, one learns to differentiate
    • passes over into an entirely different world. It passes over
    • and a new birth — are actually very different from each
    • exists nevertheless but plays itself out in a different
    • intended for the following incarnation. Think how differently
    • different way. Precisely because the lungs preserve, as it
    • differently. They are more closely connected with the earthly
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    • with'the objects. We would not be able to differentiate
    • would never be able, if we were not able to differentiate
    • differential — I am telling you a true story! By the
    • human differential was meant the differential that if one
    • differential atoms. Everywhere there are differentials, and I
    • differentiated exclusively into atoms; that was an
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture I
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    • was founded on a completely different basis.He would probably
    • under a different effect of sunlight on the earth, and its
    • earthly conditions were also different from those of the
    • and its entirely different elemental configuration, with the
    • man would consider himself to be something different from
    • the lymph. Subtle shades of difference are to be found even
    • wished today to look from a different viewpoint at matters we
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture II
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    • differently from the ordinary spatial mirror. An ordinary
    • altogether different when we go further East. Already in
    • Eastern Europe it is different. Take the Russian philosopher
    • foundation of the world, a form that would have a different
    • the sun, we find it is all quite different. Already in
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    • observation of the course of different human lives.
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    • beings, go through in time in our evolution through different
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    • This mood of feeling is actually different in every human
    • one is pointed in two different directions — it is
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    • differentiations among peoples. These are certainly not the
    • about the differentiation of humanity, we really in many
    • differentiated breathing. The concentration of these forces
    • as complicated and is different from the world outside only
    • these things again, is led from a completely different basis
    • will grow into his new life in a way different from what is
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    • differentiated in its substance — it contains
    • differentiated into the various mineral substances then works
    • takes with him from the differentiated earth, from the earth
    • receives from realms beyond the earth something different
    • how the individual stages of maya are differentiated,
    • however; he is quite different. His nature is such that its
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    • is different. Nevertheless if we wish to describe how things
    • then look different but that will be looked upon similarly to
    • not seem to us to be very differentiated. This spirit may be
    • around us this undifferentiated, uniform, indefinite human
    • us as our life of soul, differentiated into thinking,
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    • inwardly different. Let us say, for example, that this
    • in the naked light, nor would you be able to differentiate
    • between the two. You could differentiate only through an
    • say, “If we were organized a bit differently, man might
    • then, different pictures from those of our waking life
    • described yesterday from a different viewpoint. There is
  • Title: Cosmosophy 1: Lecture XI
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    • explorations have shown us the fundamental difference between
    • different way. For him this appearance was an expression, a
    • yet another difference between the way of viewing things
    • a way different from the way in which it appeared to him in
    • an essential difference, however, between the way in which we
    • Golgotha in this way. This constitutes the great difference
    • a religious faith that is totally different from more ancient
    • always like to know the difference between anthroposophy and
    • what lived as the older theosophy. Is this difference not
    • to the difference between the older theosophy and
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture I: Supersensible Influences in Old Persian, Egyptian, and Greek Time
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    • a different age came to birth. Darkness gathered over the old
    • astrology could be experienced in quite a different way through the
    • set to work quite differently. They sought for ways and means whereby
    • different point of view of what the mummified corpse signified, and I
    • Post-Atlantean epoch, conditions were somewhat different. The process
  • 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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    • humanity has entered upon a quite different phase of evolution, the
    • thoughts were entirely different in character for they were accompanied
    • not to have been and what, in their opinion, ought to be different ...
    • differing from those adopted by the priests of Egypt to overcome the
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture III: The Revelation of the Spiritual World in Old Indian Culture, -or- Old Egypt
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    • evolution of the earth through different forms, and that the Greeks, at
    • ancient Egypt it was different. Clairvoyant experiences were now fading
    • although they take a different form and the analogy is not perceived.
    • preserved, was something different, namely ancient cults, mainly
    • ceremonies have been continued in Orders and Lodges of different kinds.
    • experienced something different, but the second experience really
    • such circles. But it was different in Goethe's case, different too, in
    • approach what is all around us spiritually, quite a different kind of
    • different kind of mummy we must supplement our intellectual knowledge
  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture IV: The Egyptian Mysteries, Indian Yoga and Egyptian Mummy Cult
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    • Initiates were obliged to adopt methods different from those used by
    • the different organs, into the chest, and so on. Observing the recoil
    • aware of a difference when, let us say, he touches a rose made of
    • aware of the difference, through his sense of smell, when he is near a
    • rose. He is aware of the difference and says that the
    • streams out from them into their actions. There is a great difference
    • Paracelsus had a very different attitude. He wanted to be a man of
    • violent in such matters — less violent but not so very different.
    • true rite, is different from an act of a purely technical nature. An
    • something different will have been prepared.
    • within it the different processes of nature and plant life. Machines
  • 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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    • of those below; then come the flower-petals with their different
    • different plant.
    • leaf has a particular shape and another leaf a different shape, is a mere
    • not two leaves, but one leaf, in two different forms of manifestation.
    • pedants say: “The leaf and the petal are two quite different
    • difference. As regards clothing, at any rate in the modern age,
    • manifesting in different formations. The same force works, sometimes
    • the principle that speaks of two distinct and different leaves, it
    • it has a particular form, at another place a different form. Goethe did
    • from one place to another and the men you will see in different places
    • are certainly not two different persons. Briefly, Goethe realised that
    • at another; and he applied to the different plants the same principle
    • stamens too are only different formations of the leaf. He might also
    • petal and the slender stamen are only different formations of one and
    • afterwards became very stout? There were certainly not two different
    • are situated at two different places on the plant is immaterial. No man
    • said that the whole plant is really a leaf manifesting in different
    • extremes: a plant that has time to differentiate into all its detailed
    • very rapidly; there is no time for differentiation, no time for
    • different plants are basically the same.
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  • Title: Lecture: Supersensible Influences: Lecture VI: Spiritual InFluence in History, -or- Pope Nicholas I
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    • although in a different form. We see how men gave vent to this mood by
    • interests of a different sort crept in, from the fourth Crusade
    • different forms, towards other parts of Europe.
    • a somewhat different form, namely that owing to their intrinsic
    • this difference: in the Roman Catholic Church it is more of the nature
    • century, would have to include description of these three different
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture I: The Spirit-Seed of Man's Physical Organism
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    • When we are born we are quite different from the beings we
    • feeling and the life of will become different at a later stage
    • the man himself descends — is differently constituted
    • different from the tiny, insignificant, bluish rays of Saturn
    • the moral element. Thus there are two different rhythms: human
    • are utterly different in the sphere where cosmic rhythm gives
    • into the Universe and be aware of a different rhythm —
    • the Universe the forces are altogether different. Orientation
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture II: Moral Qualities and the Life After Death. Windows of the Earth
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    • and I will outline it today from a different point of view. We
    • something different from the human being we actually see before
    • actually quite a different matter from sleep in winter,
    • world, differently constituted in winter and in summer, was
    • different. During winter the contours, the meshes, of the
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture III: Man's Relation to the World of the Stars
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    • rightly understood, the immense difference will at once be
    • waking and sleeping states. But they differ in the two states.
    • I will speak later of the difference there is between breathing
    • chemistry, for the processes then are different from those that
    • — one might say — to a different epoch of time.
    • quite different purposes than shoeing a horse!” “I
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture IV: Rhythms of Earthly and Spiritual Life. Love, Memory, the Moral Life
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    • our etheric bodies into something different from what they are.
    • give himself, for example, a different countenance. If that
    • some quite different growth — instead of eyes, some kind
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture V: Human Faculties and Their Connections with Elemental Beings
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    • living person (true, it is a different kind of pleasure, but
    • easily fall into a different realm, into the realm of the
    • every second they have a different ugliness; each succeeding
    • different kind. When they are in the neighbourhood of the
  • Title: Man/World of Stars: Lecture VI: Spiritualization of Knowledge of Space. The Mission of Michael
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    • There is a vast difference between this conceptual world and
    • indifferent to the element of Time in the picture. He is
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    • you are aware from the many different lectures I have given,
    • entrance of the astral body takes place in a quite different
    • physical body reveals itself as something quite different from
    • entirely different character and because they show us in
    • themselves that this is a different world. It can be perceived
    • of time. We are subject to altogether different laws when in
    • not be repeated by modern man with his different constitution,
  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture I: Midsummer and Midwinter Mysteries
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    • outcome of different conditions in the evolution of humanity.
    • must try to transport ourselves into this quite different
    • entirely different mood. Whereas formerly he had felt that his
    • wisdom of mankind was entirely different from what it
    • different!) the starting-point of the descriptions would have
  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture II: The Mysteries of Man's Nature and the Course of the Year
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    • himself to be in a kind of cosmic isolation, was different from
    • forest, speak differently of the secrets of the universe. They
    • light of the Sun speak differently from the cosmic expanse in
    • directed, there was a different ‘letter.’ These letters —
    • how under the Sun's rays which stream differently now, under
    • its light and warmth which now work in a different way, the
  • Title: Spiritual Communion: Lecture III: From Man's Living Together with the Course of Cosmic Existence Arises the Cosmic Cult
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    • was quite different from what it is today, this disquieting,
    • the Greek idea of necessity had an essentially different
    • different forces and laws in our world-environment work
    • physical and chemical processes of every possible different
    • us and also to different scientific investigations as separate
    • colored petals. And we have an altogether different kind of
    • although naturally in quite a different way from what happens
    • mingle all the time from two different directions. In external
    • bring it into a relationship with the course of time different
    • existence becomes a happening different in character from his
    • relationship between Anthroposophy and different forms of
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    • must follow a different path, one which only later will
    • if I had at any time spoken differently about these things, I
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    • the essential difference between this Nature-cycle and its
    • of which plant life is sprouting. It is a different form of
    • activity which, although quite different in appearance, gives a
  • Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture I: The Mysteries of Adonis, -or- The Evolution of Our Festivals from the Ancient Mysteries
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    • than the confusion of the Easter Festival with quite a different one,
    • be accomplished by this method, but must proceed quite differently.]
    • different level. Because Christ was not an Earth-man but a Sun-being
    • But up to this point of difference, which is one of cosmic magnitude,
  • Title: Esoteric Studies: Easter: Lecture II: Moon-Birth and Sun-Birth
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    • man developed was very different from what it became later; and upon
    • had become different beings, that they had to go to the record office
    • The influence of the Sun forces on man is entirely different from
    • aside the earthly body. But there was a difference between this
    • if you would know the science of matter, know how different
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    • Sun from different directions and hence presenting various aspects.
    • aspect embodies something totally different from what is
    • contained the Moon, he was a very different being. When this Moon
    • has become a very different one, and the nature of this task comes
    • be done in an entirely different form: speech becomes eurythmy. It
    • The process I described today is a different one, performed in
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    • result of a grave wrong; yet on different planes things have
    • different meanings, and it is possible for a frightful
    • the part it plays in the different epochs as a factor of these
    • differentiation between man and woman did not enter until the descent
  • Title: Easter Festival: Lecture I: The Mysteries of Adonis, -or- The Evolution of Our Festivals from the Ancient Mysteries
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    • completely different festival, with the result that Easter was
    • we shall see that in our day completely different methods
    • different level. Because Christ was not of the Earth, but
    • in resurrection. Except for this difference in cosmic
    • however, was to yield in turn to a different one, to that
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    • differently than they did later, and this is reflected in their
    • become different persons in their thirtieth year, that they had
    • different from that of the moon forces. Of course, people today
    • to lay aside the earthly body. There was, however, a difference
    • and understand substance, to see how the different
    • different method of cognition is required, for a true study of
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    • different angles by the sun, so that its shape apparently
    • dealing with a completely different thing than when the same
    • Humanity, of course, lived and developed completely differently
    • acquired a completely different role in the life of humanity
    • Where do we see this different function of the moon? In
    • different point of view, we can discover how eurythmy arises
    • This procedure, however, is different from the one I described
    • celebrated or enacted in a different set of Mysteries,
    • Different regions stressed different festivals. In
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    • general, undifferentiated; only upon descending to earth did he
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    • the early Christian centuries, with an entirely different
    • body; that simply means, it was experienced on a different
    • to make the infinite difference of this apparent, the ancient
    • nature had in the course of time become different. The ancient
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    • fully described in different cycles of lectures; but as these
    • civilizations human development was very different from what it
    • consciousness. Conditions were very different in a
    • different being in my thirtieth year, I must go to “the
    • The Sun-forces work on man with an entirely different purport
    • referred, the difference between these two forces in human
    • difference between actual death and that experienced during
    • differently if they wish to study chemistry. It is the
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    • different directions, so that to us it seems to assume
    • different forms. But with this we have not exhausted what the
    • aspect is something entirely different, in that physical
    • was, of course, an entirely different being when he lived and
    • Moon-forces have had an entirely different task for humanity
    • relationship of the planets to different parts of time.
    • in an entirely different form: this can be done by means of
    • occurrence in the Mysteries was different from the one I
    • event I am describing to-day is different; it was celebrated in
    • different regions. In ancient times there were some races that
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    • what was done. Things present, however, different aspects on
    • different levels, and what at one level is a dreadful wrong,
    • This can be put in a different way; yet it is the same in
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture One: Seership and Thinking
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    • different in character from modern natural science. It was a
    • in many different ways how this atavistic clairvoyance can
    • that they are altogether different from later philosophies.
    • sensory perception, clairvoyance itself is a different matter
    • In different
    • different from the esotericists, except that the former were
    • surrender the esoteric knowledge, and a different method had
    • you do not give me different advice, I simply cannot get
    • question for his good. But as he wants something different,
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    • that it was quite a different matter from anything that had
    • significant difference, you see, between the methods of
    • and showed how great the difference was between what is
    • subject — you will find very considerable differences,
    • of investigation were different. For all the methods of
    • results. That was an important difference, for there people
    • occultists is different from anything that external language
    • a sudden turn-about from an entirely different world-view
    • quite different from a mere firm conviction of its
    • very different circles to find a place in an occult movement.
    • said that it sprang from a world-view quite different from
    • must reveal itself through different means.”
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    • different nerves which run through the organism and send out
    • with a kind of undifferentiated mist; the organs and various
    • into the different organs, man also slips into the sensory
    • differential and integral calculus. The
    • differential” in mathematics is the atomic, the
    • over when he was engrossed in the study of the differential
    • man believed that he was feeling the differentials all over
    • him. “I am crammed full of differentials”, he
    • full of differentials!
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    • from different sides among occultists to save men from
    • different kind were made. If you peruse the mass of
    • literature compiled from the communications of different
    • different mediums to allow nothing concerning repeated lives
    • and give credence to what different mediums have said about
    • forth. But among the different attacks made upon the
    • Moon in the way described by Sinnett, but in a different way.
    • True, this different way was not specifically described, but
    • Moon was essentially different from that of the Earth. The
    • quite different way. Had the Moon remained unmineralised, its
    • of the human soul would have become quite different on the
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    • strength of the process varies in the different regions of
    • a different course. Hence Lucifer endeavours to unfold his
    • evolution would take a different course.
    • presented from quite different points of view, in order to
    • must also be approached from a rather different standpoint.
    • clairvoyance in all kinds of different forms develops in
    • happening, and they said: we will do something different! An
    • were obliged to pursue their aim in a different way.
    • and these are, as it were, two different dialects of one
    • a different sense. The craftiest way of doing this is to
    • regret to be obliged to differ from many persons, whom I hold
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Six: The Dangers of Aberation Along the Path into the Spiritual World
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    • difficulties of a kind different from those otherwise
    • grown-up person you will detect a certain difference. For you
    • which proceed as a matter of course from the different
    • gaze to the starry heavens and beheld the different spiritual
    • differently these things are written about today under the
    • how utterly different the attitude of mind once was, how the
    • to the sequel of different years, kept himself especially to
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Seven: Investigation of the Life between Death and a New Birth
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    • was necessary to give a different form to the way of working
    • considerable differences. Now please do not misunderstand me
    • advanced age. There are very great differences here. The life
    • after death differs enormously according to whether the human
    • different ages.
    • the ages of 11, 12 or 13. A very great difference in the
    • waking life is full of such remembrances. But it is different
    • no difference between the first and second dentition. To an
    • different matter from the development of the second teeth. I
    • differences. It is not a matter of outstanding importance,
    • the first teeth are related to heredity in quite a different
    • is already a difference which can be followed up empirically.
    • different functions.
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    • become essentially different. — I will at once tell you
    • different matter, for they arouse moral feelings. And these
    • different way. I shall tell you certain things which if you
    • no difference between reading an address by Carlyle and a
    • totally different aspect. Florence would have had a very
    • a course quite different from the one they have actually
    • faculties of knowledge which make him really different from
    • another and different danger would be set on foot. So it will
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    • mineral evolution and enters a different form of evolution,
    • place, namely, the preparation for a different view, the
    • although it is different from human feeling; they also have
    • will, although it, too, is different from human will. They
    • into contact with different beings if he desires or is
    • different from that of egotism. They act out of a lust for
    • the veil of the life of soul have a quite different
  • Title: Occult Movement: Lecture Ten: Human Consciousness between Objective and Subjective Reality
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    • this consciousness differs from man's earlier
    • in different states of consciousness, and in the future
    • again be different. We are gradually preparing for these
    • different forms of consciousness. In our present cycle of
    • man's life of soul will be different in very many
    • from the normal consciousness into a different form of
    • different from the normal and passes into the
    • reminiscence of a different kind of consciousness. If,
    • is to say, if you do not really wish to develop a different
    • speak in human words, the only difference being that the
    • those of the physical world, merely giving a different,
    • is avoided in a different way. You must think here about
    • the mystic attains, but in a different way. So you see, the
    • but we must surmount such difficulties. And a different value
    • differently, because they are in the hands of Lucifer. The
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture X: Disputa of Raphael - the School of Athens
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    • Julius II, Rome was at the time basically completely different
    • differently to those of his predecessors.
    • of social evolution, so something quite different to the
    • different way today. People imagine far too vaguely that at the
    • century; secondly the entirely different social understanding
    • quite a different feeling for what else lived as a world view
    • humanity at that time, so different from now. Of particular
    • live like animals, what differentiated itself in the reality of
    • has quite different ideas. This you see in paintings where
    • to his empire. He said it differently. He said he was going
    • comes down to him, he shows Christian revelation differently.
  • 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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    • look at reality, will such deep differences exist. It becomes
    • impressions to reach a concept about the completely different
    • quite different. Such an icon picture still today presents an
    • western and southern Europe — had completely different soul
    • was quite differently focussed.
    • quite a different character, the content of dogma disputes is
    • different. Above all there was an interest in Europe for
    • see, this is again a different viewpoint from the viewpoint I
    • we must feel something different from what the image depicts.
    • the differences in the right and left figures' expression, in
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture XII: Greek and Early Christian Art, Symbolic Signs, the Mystery of Gold
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    • see quite different things in the following sarcophagus.
    • shall see that quite other, quite different motifs will come to
    • Here we have something quite different. Here we have admittedly
    • Century when the church of Rome and the papacy had a different
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    • quite different from what human eyes could actually see in a
    • From the West, in Romanism, quite a different Christ-type was
    • different speeds. Up to here we don't only see the influence of
    • The differences between the previous (725) and this image
    • much indifference is accepted, it is time for recorded concepts
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    • of the difference between the cognition of higher worlds, as we
    • different procedure was necessary from that followed by man in
    • apparatus different from that required for the perception of
    • differently by the ancient sages, especially by the ancient
    • differently. In acts of listening, in acts of perceiving the
    • something different the faculty of soul we otherwise possess
    • thought in quite a different way — he
    • the body again in the right way. A different precautionary
    • Event itself is a different matter — it is
    • different from those usually connected with art to-day. Greek
    • by then are fitted by nature for a different epoch can find in
    • confronted by a different stream of spiritual life.
    • different stream flowing henceforward from the West to the
    • path of development to the higher worlds different from that of
    • as men of the West, should aspire. Our aim should be different.
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    • the spiritual world, must attempt things in a different way.
    • difference between analytical and empirical mechanics. The
    • different, for speech, perception of thoughts and
    • years free themselves and begin to assume a different aspect
    • something quite different. It has taken on new dimensions and
    • along this road has to be clearly differentiated. On the one
    • to experience much the same — but in a different sphere.
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    • difference is due to the fact that throughout the centuries the Jews
    • only have taught a Moon Religion. But a different impulse, a
    • his life. But the truth is rather different. What happened in the
    • the age of 3o we should suddenly become different persons, we should
    • I told you about the different stages. The Initiates were known as
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    • letters the paper is quite different to the touch. If you were to
    • celebrated on a different date. Why is the date variable? Because it
    • time to make man conscious: You are different from nature, inasmuch
    • different territories but the festival was celebrated in all ancient
    • different, indeed the reverse, when snow will soon be falling
    • a different rhythm: youth in the spring, age in the autumn; youth
    • finding joy in daily work, perhaps here it is different! In
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    • thinking.” Man's life of soul was quite different. To-day you
    • different from that of Christian or oriental artists. The actual
    • natural if the number of Jewish doctors in the different countries of Europe
    • nature in the different herbs and mineral substances and so again
    • something in a different domain! The Jews are not naturally gifted
    • living at that time among people of quite a different kind, namely,
    • different way. The Jews stayed in their ghettoes, clung together
    • the natural result of all this is that the Jews are differentiated from
    • differentiated from the others; but the Jews themselves have done a
    • Earth divided into all kinds of different peoples. The Spiritual is a
    • people. Thinking of the different peoples, we say: Indians —
    • words of the rites, elements deriving from all kinds of different
    • in different countries you will need very keen perception to be able
    • different opinions and in certain people giving way. — You see,
  • Title: Cosmic Workings: Lecture I
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    • quite different from that into which it enters when it finds its
    • a different spirit! We delight in the rippling of the springs, in their
    • earth. That is just the difference.
    • man and a left man. The right half of the body is vastly different
    • man is extremely different on left and right. But this is so
    • lobes, on the right, three. So the right side of man differs very
    • developed. These fish go about it differently from the salmon; salmon
    • much. In the case of our lower body we differ entirely from the
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    • there, or gneiss — which differs from granite in being more
    • proclaim that the earth looked different millions of years ago. They
    • years, the earth with its mineral rocks was quite different from what
    • it is to-day; not so much externally, but internally quite different.
    • then prevailed on earth. But in between it was all different. For
    • through the quite different position of the sun the earth had a plant
    • allopathically. Remedies must be prepared differently. One cannot be
    • have recovered even if he had used quite different remedies. So 70
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    • Europe did not eat potatoes but food of quite a different kind. The
    • speak of how these different substances nourish the human being as
    • think again about the different kinds of foodstuffs. The salts have a
    • there is a great difference among the carbohydrates. In foodstuffs
    • There is a difference between the potato as a foodstuff and lentils,
    • now of the different members of man's being, we shall say: the
    • percentages; in fat the percentages are different and in the
    • carbohydrates different again. But science has no idea of the
    • constituents of rye or wheat work in quite different ways. The
    • encountered in the mother's body. It is a different matter
    • nitrogen, fat, carbohydrate, makes no difference at all to health and
    • different kinds of meetings as well, where destinies are determined.
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    • different! If a girl has anaemia we must not only ask: has she too
    • different kinds of anaemia, just as there are different kinds of
    • expresses itself in quite different ways: with girls, in that they
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    • things are rather different. The plant does not need as much oxygen
    • even in public, in a quite different way than formerly. We have in
    • works quite differently from the original. These dilutions were made
    • ground, this works differently. Of course, for the earth as a whole,
    • the effect is very diluted, but still it is different from what
    • different effect from a lead-less plant. Actually, when we eat a lead
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    • poisons. Each of them has a different effect. Take, for example,
    • different matter because although they are awake the lower part of
    • the animal poisons: snake poison, different insect poisons, also
  • Title: Gegenwärtiges Geistesleben und Erziehung: Erster Vortrag
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    • Differenzierungen rechnet. Nehmen Sie das
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    • diese Differenz anschaulich wird, kann aber, wenn das Herz der
    • Zeiten, welche die Differenz, die Grenze zwischen menschlicher
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    • Temperatur differenziert ist. Schon bei dieser groben Art der
    • differenzierter Wärmeorganismus ist.
    • direkt, unmittelbar der undifferenzierte Atem ergriffen,
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    • verlaufend. Wärme- und Kältedifferenzen nahm der
    • Wärme- und Kältedifferenzen.
    • Körper nun differenziert ist in Wärme und Luft, so
    • Differenzierung. Der Mensch wird innerlich reicher. Er nimmt
    • nicht nur Wärmedifferenzen wahr, wie er es während
    • quantitativ unendlich viel in Wärmedifferenzen wahrnahm,
    • Differenzierung, außen die Wärme von der geringsten
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture I: Cimabue, Giotto, and Other Italian Masters
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    • difference in the treatment of the sacred figure. Observe —
    • even in the way the lines are drawn, the immense difference
    • describe the difference somewhat as follows:
    • it was an altogether different element that arose in their
    • yet from an altogether different aspect, more out of the soul.
    • this difference. Look at the wonderful and tender flow of line.
    • to altogether different motives. Botticelli, in a certain
    • different streams which we have learned to know this evening;
    • this evening. Consider the great difference. In the former case
    • to understand the different streams. I will once more repeat
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture II: Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael
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    • It is a very different thing
    • Michelangelo or Leonardo, whose whole way of feeling was quite different.
    • a different feeling of Christianity than inspired those who lived, for
    • knew life quite differently than we do, — that is to say, out
    • of a different source of knowledge. The sculptor, for example, knew
    • An altogether different
    • that the sons of his patron were of quite a different kind. He who had
    • any worldly subject, with the only difference that it contained, of
    • had carried Florence into Rome. With Raphael once again it was different.
    • groups, as we have done just now. Then we see clearly what different
    • It would always have turned out a little differently; it would always
    • have reproduced the basic mood of his soul in a somewhat different way.
    • and were fundamentally different in spirit from Julius II and even from
    • the wide World is the setting. It is the difference between Inspiration
    • remember those of Michelangelo, you will observe the immense difference.
    • protest against it, was a form fundamentally different from that
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    • specifically Southern nature. The difference is not easy to
    • impulse of artistic fancy is of a very different kind. Tracing it
    • different; the Romanesque and Classical carried forward on the
    • Will. But meanwhile in the West a different impulse was preparing,
    • it all something quite different is holding sway; it comes to
    • differently in Middle Europe than it does in the South. Color, in
    • only be understood when we perceive this difference in coloring;
    • All these different
    • right sour task for him. How different in Leonardo's case: It seems
    • to a different element, where with comparatively less technical
    • the sharp characterisation of the difference of the four Apostles,
    • different figures thus into the light. It is one of the greatest
    • with different objects and living creatures. Of course, the main
    • Holbein, an artist essentially different from Dürer. Born in
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture IV: Mid-European and Southern Art
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    • whole spread of Christianity was a very different thing in those
    • speaks differently and appeals to a different element of soul,
    • degree of maturity. It lies inherent in the subtle difference
    • life of the two regions in their essential difference. We need only
    • All this is different
    • who created out of al altogether different mood of soul, something
    • pictures how very differently the clothing and drapery is treated
    • the drapery is different. It proceeds from the emotion and movement
    • different aspect, though here, too, it is the sacred history, and a
    • The different streams
    • creating his plastic works in many different materials.
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    • altogether different; it is something that hovers over the figures. The
    • are struck by a peculiar difference between him and Rubens, for instance,
    • of a horse by Rubens, for example. Then you would see the whole difference
    • How different is Rembrandt
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    • wonderful confirmation of all the differences which Spiritual Science
    • we see emerging, albeit in a different form as yet, what afterwards came
    • difference between the ancient perspective and the modern, which is
    • something very different from the Mid-European who speaks of Patriotism.
    • we saw in a former lecture. You will see how great a difference there is.
    • it, who draw near to it from all their different spheres of life —
    • most wonderful, characterising as it does the different moods of the
    • you will see a characteristic difference. There is an essentially dramatic
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    • arranged from a different point of view than in our former lectures;
    • Children. Artistically, too, we can recognise the difference. The Adoration
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture VIII: Raphael and the Northern Artists
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    • very different it is when we consider in this light, say, the personality
    • of Albrecht Dürer. There it is altogether different. But you might
    • even to speak of any other streams in Art, specifically different from
    • altogether different personality. It is impossible to think of Dürer's
    • with the phenomenon of Death. In many different spheres — as we
    • differentiation of the space through the effects of the light itself.
    • the impulses working in the different regions of Europe — you
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    • preserved for us. The Greek artist created from an altogether different
    • as I have often said, grew different in later times, for afterwards
    • etheric body. The man of today must go a different path. By way of outward
    • as the pinnacle — as with Myron, that a very different treatment
    • quite a different instinctive feeling for Art than later in the 19th
    • about this figure. The body is already being differentiated into its
    • peculiar way the body becomes differentiated. We could not imagine the
    • as in the North — though in different ways, of course, according
    • to the different characters of the people, — we find this element
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture I: Man as Microcosm
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    • differently from the animals which live either on the actual surface
    • different species of birds their variegated colours, the special
    • different in the astrality, but so it is.
    • processes which otherwise are separated into different stages, the
    • whole embryonic development in the bird is different. All that up to
    • in nature but different from the process of the formation of the bird.
    • represents something quite different, something which in its external
    • matter of indifference; they only hold to logic. But this same logic
    • this courage is more or less, he approaches reality in different ways.
    • it out differently. You divide it. How would you share it out?”
    • Then the wolf said, “Yes, we must now apportion it differently;
    • different way. Thereby destiny, too, was essentially altered. The
    • division to reality had different results from that of the wolf who
    • resulted in something quite different.
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    • different regions of the universe. Human knowledge has expressed this
    • something different for the earth according to whether it is
    • And here different relationships arise in regard to the different
    • Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, are different from those in regard to the
    • customary today in astronomy; I could also draw it differently.) There
    • his own life the eagle circles in the air, because he is indifferent
    • something quite different results according to whether the hyena, or
    • of modern civilization and tell the story somewhat differently. But
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture III: Physical and Spiritual Substance
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    • basis for the various earthly forms; and then let us differentiate
    • man possesses, however, we must differentiate not only the
    • soon be able to perceive the usefulness of this differentiation, if he
    • something essentially different also plays into this matter. What here
    • the tenth part. All the other animals have a different proportion. In
    • being; we reach the point of experiencing all existence differently
    • is different from what is to be found today in books. What is actually
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture IV: Butterfly and Plant
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    • warmth-ether — as undifferentiated world-bodies. Saturn, which
    • warmth-ether, contained in an undifferentiated etheric condition
    • substantiality is quite different from that of the earth, but it left
    • These two pairs of metamorphosis differ from each other to a marked
    • differentiated from each other.
    • Thus we can quite well differentiate between the Saturn-Sun-gaseous
    • there arose a differentiation. In the case of the first two
    • a differentiation appeared.
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    • It is somewhat different with butterflies. The butterfly spiritualizes
    • the earth with totally different feelings.
    • its element is the warmth, the various differentiations of warmth in
    • and draws it into its entire limb system. Thus arises the difference
    • inner warmth, as against the outer warmth. In this difference of
    • Here, too, a great difference is to be found.
    • differently. Here I must draw it in this way: If this is the
    • only twilight air. And the bat also differs from the bird through the
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    • different. It reveals — as you will have been able to gather from
    • From this you can see what a stupendous difference is present between
    • difference exists between the formation of man and the formation of
    • immense difference in evolution as a whole.
    • was formed, though still quite differently constituted from what it
    • limbs. It was still an essentially different digestive system; this
    • forces. And simultaneously with this evolution downwards the different
    • themselves are different.
    • essentially different. The frog shares in the general astrality
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Ethers and Plants
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    • These undine beings differ in their inner nature from the gnomes. They
    • different from what is described by materialistic science.
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture VIII: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Relations to Various Animals
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    • different, something arises between these lower creatures and the
    • assumed a more differentiated earthly body. These animals, which have
    • the way I must describe the malevolent ones. The main difference
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture IX: Gnomes, Undines, Sylphs, and Salamanders and their Various Activities and Attitudes
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    • Everything which they grasp or perceive in the world must be different
    • inner perception, of the different ingredients of the earth; when they
    • wander along a vein of metal they have a different experience from
    • for its different constituents, and for the different kinds of inner
    • follows the existence of a gnome, one receives quite a different
    • All this, however, is different for the undines. It causes them no
    • quite differently from how man sees them. As already mentioned, man's
    • arising which brings about the difference. And when man hearkens to
    • understanding of how the world-word in all its different nuances is
    • composed of the voices of individual beings, so that these different
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture X: The Origin of the Different Systems of Man: Metabolism, Rhythmic, Nerve
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    • But all evolution, all world-processes, are different within man from
    • something essentially different from what astronomers have to say
    • I mentioned that the processes in the blood are entirely different
    • People today have accustomed themselves to something different. They
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XI: Food, Digestion, Plants, and Carnivorous Animals
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    • relation to his environment is very different from what modern ideas
    • human skin-processes everything is different from outside it, that the
    • world within differs entirely from the world without. As long as one
    • But something quite different is also connected with this: solid
    • different level from the warmth outside. The external warmth must be
    • him he has a world entirely different from the one outside. Within
    • (Certainly matters are different in regard to a cow's digestion; about
    • something essentially different from human digestion. In animal
    • different consciousness. If you were suddenly to become materialistic,
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture XII: Convention and Morals, Bones and Hatred
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    • radically different from nature. But when we are clear about the fact
    • someone differs from this standard we do not take kindly to him, but
    • rather think: This man should be different. And this usually implies:
    • like me. If someone different comes along, then, even if this is not
    • created, and how this is then differentiated into the structure which
    • of the fundamental difference between man's inner being and external
    • itself, whereby it becomes something different from what these
    • nature of man must be different from his soul-nature. Man can be man
    • precisely because his physical being differs from his being of soul
    • and spirit. Man's physical nature also differs from physical nature
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    • senses? Though outwardly and substantially he may differ from a
    • man therefore resembles a plant, but under different life
    • work of art something quite different takes place than a mere
    • different from what it was before it looked upon the work of
    • is a condition which is radically different from that of sleep,
    • which resembles that of sleep, though it is radically different
    • entirely different way. In the ordinary course of the day, our
    • differ from the grains which are to be used as seed. Thus the
    • raised into consciousness, so that we live through it differently
    • are different from those which can be grasped by ordinary
    • radical difference between the spiritual investigator and people
    • being: within its depths it often presents an entirely different
    • differentiated as the things pertaining to the physical world.
    • consisting of differentiated beings.
    • perception of DIFFERENTIATED spiritual beings that form a cosmos,
    • physical world appears differentiated to our sensory organs, so
    • the spiritual world has differentiated beings, even though they
    • know the spiritual world, it therefore presents a differentiated
    • different way from the one described above and they reject
    • science speaks of something quite different! It speaks of the
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  • Title: Lecture: Man's Position in the Cosmic Whole, the Platonic World-Year
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    • times of human evolution, the human beings had different kinds of
    • speak of a group-ego in an entirely different way than we do now; the
    • minute. This may, of course, vary, for our breathing is different in
    • differing only in time — as the rhythm which, on a large scale,
    • very tangible way, I have once come across the difference between
    • an entirely different kind of Being.
    • physical body, except that its ingredients are different. Instead of
    • through entirely different means, but the influence of the Folk-Soul
    • consciousness he therefore has in mind something quite different,
    • every nation is, after all, different. What is air for the Italian
    • calls for an entirely different way of communication between the
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    • of the different forces of Nature, the impulses that lead to evil
    • of electric forces, which will assume quite different dimensions
    • different foundations, than, for instance, those of family-ties,
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    • indifferently, entering deeply and
    • would be quite different if such things had not occurred to many
    • individuals. Such things may happen in hundreds of different ways. In
    • friend or someone else coming and taking him away to a different
    • perhaps still continue to have. The difference between the one who
    • differences.
    • though of course they are of many different kinds. There are no
    • Such differences must be considered, if we would judge at all truly
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    • think how different was the attitude of the eighteenth and early
    • different from what we see in the horse. As we humans wander about, we
    • thus differing from form, which gives us, for example, distance. But
    • blue in its movement drives something different before it.
    • environment which is different from that supplied by a dying culture,
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    • surface, only with a more orange colour. We shall have quite different
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    • assumed a very different form!
    • greatly differ, indeed in the most characteristic cases, that
    • certain Adler. This Adler takes a quite different
    • sufficiently obvious. But scholarship has a different task: it
    • of Jung's differentiations.
    • different gods. For the psychoanalyst goes so far as to say
    • upon many things differently from other people. In his Preface
    • post mortem influence upon Nietzsche had an entirely different
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    • different world, of which Jung says: the soul has need of it
    • altogether different instincts would be found ruling those
    • but by quite different forces which would show themselves if
    • place, a sort of differentiation of the three fundamental
    • of darkness were below, so he came into an entirely different
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    • main factions there are other groups with different nuances. From
    • spiritual world around us. Something completely different took place,
    • another expects something different from one and the same matter. It
    • justified in a completely different way, about which we will speak
    • foundation. Rather it stems from spiritual individualities different
    • from one another. Different individualities work together in all that
    • materializes in a remarkable way. Different individualities also work
    • tapestry of nature lies something quite different, which is
    • influenced from a totally different direction. This is blocked out,
    • lead us back to quite different regions where other individualities
    • different task. It will have the task of allowing humanity to live
    • rest of the earth in certain ways. Each realm of the earth differs
    • stream different forces upon the inhabitants of different
    • humanity was expelled. It is different with Ireland, however; it does
    • This was different in former times; then one could act differently.
    • it turned out that under these conditions the results differed from
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    • spoken of further, now with a strong emphasis on the difference
    • immortality, but one attains a different immortality. One prepares
    • evening but with something totally different. I called to your
    • science will attempt to move toward the cosmic but in different ways.
    • attraction and repulsion; it will be known that different substances
    • It will be known that such substances work in a totally different way
    • different things. Some intend actually to cast a kind of veil over
    • different. What is involved is something that you can deduce from all
    • entirely different things that exist behind this maya as the true
    • something completely different from what lies behind the mere
    • this brain were in a different constellation: there it would show its
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    • a different kind of knowledge — if people do not realize that
    • representing four different aspects, and it does not do to take each
    • their radical differences, the two parties play into each other's
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    • not for a different kind of knowledge — if men do not
    • been given four Gospels, representing four different
    • in spite of their radical differences, the two parties play
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    • human beings there are longings quite different in character from
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    • know that the Greeks looked out into nature with different
    • eyes, listened with different ears from those of modern men.
    • quite different in character from what comes to expression on
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    • in this instance they represent something different. Imagine, to
    • active cause, above the surface of the earth; and these different
    • not makes no fundamental difference or really alters anything. But
    • the body of the earth will be different from what it would be were
    • twenty-four hours only, has a view of the world differing entirely
    • configuration of the earth quite differently and with his particular
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    • something different. Imagine, to begin with, that each point
    • and these different causes do not work singly, but together.
    • no fundamental difference or really alters anything. But that
    • body of the earth will be different from what it would be
    • differing entirely from that of man. The range of man's
    • configuration of the earth quite differently and with his
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    • different course through the various epochs of culture. But having
    • different aspects and it must always be remembered that the whole of
    • good of earth evolution. The difference between the
    • virtuous! The wisdom of worlds is uniform, the only difference
    • been differentiated and adapted to earthly needs, has already been
    • assailed by Ahriman. It is he who has brought about different tongues
    • principle is differentiation. What would thinking be if it were not
    • something different in its place. That would bring nothing but evil.
    • differentiated. We can already see this tendency developing. It
    • differentiated. What one person would see, a second and a third would
    • different matters with which to occupy itself. We can know nothing of
    • — that is a different matter altogether. Many people are
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    • evolution would have taken quite a different course through
    • in many different aspects and it must always be remembered
    • the good of earth-evolution. The difference between the
    • of worlds is uniform, the only difference being whether it is
    • Speech, which has for long ages been differentiated and
    • Ahriman. It is he who has brought about differentiation, who
    • has degraded the one, cosmic speech into the different
    • Ahrimanic principle is differentiation. — What would
    • without putting something different in its place. That would
    • completely specialised, completely differentiated. We can
    • differentiated. What one person would see, a second and a
    • science has other, very different matters with which to
    • a different matter altogether. Many people are willing to
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    • may say: these beings, although their form is entirely different from
    • development of the limbs. Let us disregard this latter differentiation
    • The Ahrimanic beings have a different aim. They have the decided
    • modern mankind—in former times it was different—of putting
    • this, namely, that Anthroposophy differentiates between body, soul and
    • this differentiation of body and soul without being aware of it. They
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    • symbol of the duad. By differentiating only according to the duad
    • must be different from that in regard to the rest of the body.
    • completely different physical conditions, had an animal form. Animals
    • consciousness different from the ordinary, if they were able to
    • a completely different point of view — with the end of the
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    • different from the intelligence impulse. The intelligence impulse is
    • you see, is the difference between the intelligence impulse and the
    • different with the human being? We learn to know the human being
    • way means simply that we have to learn to know them in a different
    • there is no difference between them and human beings if we employ
    • To comprehend that we are not different in our essential being from
    • not differ at all from the beings of the higher hierarchies. To learn
    • something quite different from what he really is. The moment this is
    • and wood are the human being. But the matter is in no way different in
    • shall appeal to a different source of reality within us. Of this,
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    • be a matter of calling back to your memory, in a way different from
    • must employ his thinking in a way that is quite different from the
    • requires a training of thought that is different from modern
    • yet, in reality, it is a completely different logic. It is a logic
    • Let us now try to make clear to ourselves the difference that exists
    • different constitution. I have talked to you about this subject
    • their brains will be constructed in a way that is quite different from
    • nature said something entirely different, as if outer nature demanded
    • something completely different from them. Whenever such human beings
    • take on a different form. To be sure, after some time one will also
    • ought to be; it is, however, different. Then, again, we shall
    • differently. But the life of feelings as such arises out of the depths
    • mankind today entertains thoughts which hardly differ from those it
    • another content of reality, to a world different from the sense world
    • confused it would have to notice the great difference that exists
    • These mathematical truths are different from the truths we arrive at
    • The second point, to be sure, is something different. Man may sense
    • respect we do not differentiate carefully enough today. We are
    • longer able to differentiate between the general concept of God and
    • a different matter from being unable to find the Father God — You
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  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture V: The Michael Deed and the Michael Influence as Counter-pole of the Ahrimanic Influence
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    • different human soul moods in the various epochs of mankind's
    • centuries had a soul mood completely different from that of human
    • different forms, with a completely different outer aspect. I have
    • appearance quite different from ours, for there were quite different
    • will have advanced to the form of man, a different form of man, to be
    • For we will be different beings on Jupiter. These so-to-speak
    • become convenient for human beings to think differently, that is, not
    • Something essentially different is appealed to: Proletarians of all
  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture VI: The Ancient Yoga Culture and the New Yoga Will.
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    • the incisive difference between that which we may call the human head
    • immediate future the differentiation between head man and the
    • differentiating between head man and the rest of man, then these two
    • if one considers how different is the position of the head
    • different from our present head organism to a great degree and the
    • difference between spiritual and natural powers. Our present-day
    • wind, the perception of the shaking tree was no different for him from
    • Matters become different in the fourth age, in the Graeco-Latin
    • the breathing process has become a different one since the third
    • is something different from what it was four millennia ago. Not
    • longer today, or, rather, it is soul in a different way. The spiritual
    • difference in the earth process. Expressing this in a comprehensive
    • different from those in which our souls lived in previous earthly
    • in the future we must cease to differentiate abstractly between the
    • dear friends; matters are not different in regard to the Protestant
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture I: The Waldorf School, Spiritual Science, Outer World, Inner World
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    • kind, and the different methods, of instruction. Once an
    • able to watch the development of the different classes. I
    • configuration is a quite different one if boys are in the
    • entirely different language than is customary. One could say
    • different world view expressed in customary terminology, but
    • to learn to receive the words differently with one's
    • does not wish to lead to a different logical insight from
    • that guarantees a different external reality than the
    • this attitude; it must put it differently by saying: Because
    • is in reality very different there.
    • truly be sought in a different direction from the one where
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture II: Materialism, Party Line
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    • today is actually ruled by party programs of all different
    • picture in our minds the difference between the relationship
    • an old superstition. Those, however, who think differently
    • the difference between the way these groups stand in regard
    • difference because it indicates that the yes-men below the
    • completely different form of knowledge from the one
    • differentiate between this theoretical materialism and the
    • a particularly crass form. It differs entirely from
    • have a hard time comprehending the difference between mere
    • difference must be recognized, for what matters today is that
    • as well. There is a fundamental difference between
    • difference between anthroposophically oriented spiritual
    • in different attire, but basically the same thing. Czarism
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture III: Man's Twelve Senses in Relation to Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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    • Even in regard to the organic organization, a difference
    • least not often. It is a sense by which we differentiate
    • requires another sense organ differing from the mere word
    • touch and smell? Here, the matter is very different. Let us
    • are greatly differentiated — namely, what streams to
    • must speak in words that differ completely from the
    • be given different words from those applied to them here, and
    • West (it is somewhat different the farther east one goes),
    • speak in different terms about the world than those of the
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture IV: World Events, Initiation Knowledge and the Impulse toward Freedom
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    • is a matter of indifference. This great contradiction
    • compressed in a different form. It is supposed that this
    • different sources than those of today's education.
    • psychology, beyond this point and polarically differing from
    • capable of taking a completely different viewpoint from that
    • employ words that have a different connotation from the one
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    • something entirely different. First, however, we shall try to
    • something quite different was applicable when one wished to
    • that the word "childishness" has a different connotation on
    • physical world. In an entirely different way you then see
    • the other side these matters must be defined differently than
    • an echo of the Roman manner of judging, only in a different
    • instead, they aim in a different direction. They have worked
    • and false." Sorry, I cannot read it to you differently; this
    • indifferent to one or the other assertion. Even just a
    • sits in his chair and with complete indifference holds forth
    • Conscious balance differs from drowsy inner balance. Thus,
    • not become accustomed to using words in a way differing
    • different manner, but that a content other than the one
    • ability to judge how different the human being was in
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture VI: New Social Forms, Soul, Material World
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    • interpret the sense of touch differently from the other
    • organization, but different kinds of special divine sparks,
    • birth, which we then leave, is a different spiritual world
    • quite different is what really matters, namely, that we
    • manner different from the one in which we are accustomed to
    • different way than we think about the sense realm. We think
    • but out of the whole breadth of life, with the difference
    • different. He feels that Bolshevism is an international
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture VII: Trends of Souls in People of the East, West, and Middle of Europe
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    • into the differences of soul conditions existing between the
    • developments that exist among the different members of
    • the differences that one comprehends the former. From any
    • mutual relationships resulting out of these differences
    • should like to point to such differentiations from yet
    • differences in the mode of thinking, and so on, you will also
    • particularly in America, something different is preparing
    • will have nothing to do with a passive, indifferent life of
    • well have called Berlin, New York, apart from the difference
    • in language, and Vienna, Chicago for all the difference there
    • Something real is attained only when we note the differences
    • have to look into the differentiations of humanity all over
    • social organism are found in different regions of the earth,
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    • differences of the soul constitutions among the various
    • qualities exist among people in different parts of the earth.
    • different ways in different parts of the world.
    • Through its effect, one arrives at something different that
    • to realize how differentiated human capabilities are all over
    • rise to something different that can come neither from the
    • must be expressed again and again in many different ways. It
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    • logic, but something entirely different. It was written in
    • manner somewhat different from Hegel's, understood as logos
    • force but a different one, namely a spiritual force;
    • experience bitterly — I mentioned this in a different
  • 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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    • yet a different point of view.
    • differs from the one it exhibits on this side. You know, of
    • different world from the one existing here behind the sense
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XI: Man as a Mediator of the Spiritual Beings of the Cosmos
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    • region that is our actual environment is a different one; it
    • spiritual region differs essentially from the spirit domain
    • activity of different worlds of gods or spirits. The ancient
    • bear a different character from what the traditional
    • intellectual counteraction, but a different action is brought
    • different matter when we must call upon the youngest member
    • take place? Well, social thinking is different from thinking
    • which I insure my life is different from the one I count on
    • as an individuality. We are dealing with two quite different
    • consider the human being in quite a different way when trying
    • different judgment than if we turn to what becomes
    • group them a different way; accordingly, the most diverse
    • science must regulate whatever is collected by the different
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XII: The Members of the Human Being and their Relationship with the Social Organism
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    • been said concerning the differentiation of humanity
    • attitude that you are dealing with something quite different
    • Civilization is, however, not only differentiated over the
    • to you a parallel taken from an entirely different realm. It
    • with quite clearly differentiated forces. Modern science has
    • different world from the one which we also inhabit. And the
    • appear very different in the light of initiation science.
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XIII: The Interrelationship between the Human and the Social Organism
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    • body, too, will assume different forms.
    • we are sufficiently observant of the strong differentiation
    • Goethe, proceed from a different manner of perception can
    • comprehend the difference between a concept belonging to the
    • different way do we regulate the relations, the dim awareness
    • in life. The one I love, the other I hate, I am indifferent
  • 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
    • different world view of the Orient which, once upon a time,
    • differentiated over the earth.
    • differently constituted rights or state structure — or
    • become something quite different in the future. It will turn
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XV: The Great Cosmic Signs in the Universe
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    • moreover, that differs according to the human being's age.
    • in mind, however, the great difference between our present
    • epochs in which entirely different life impulses lay at the
    • originated in the different territories of earth evolution. I
    • conception, that permeated the entirely different form of the
    • the brain are just a little different from those that take
    • is different from what we develop within, if the only
    • completely different processes must come to pass in the human
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture XVI: Changes in the Meaning of Speech, -or- Dreams and Human Development
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    • do so, but human evolution follows a different course, and in
    • intended to do or say this; I meant it quite differently; I
    • laws of human evolution point in a different
    • always at pains to describe a matter from many different
    • a language in the individualized differentiated regions of
    • number of different ways as a dream. One person comes and
    • Here we have two completely different dream images. Yet the
    • sleep differently from the way sleep was experienced in the
    • birth and conception differed from the way they take place in
    • different from what I might deduce from the words. Thus, I
    • conception and birth something that differs from what he
    • and the fact that he also brings something different with him
    • different one. Thus, people in fact philosophize about
  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture I: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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    • you have to resort to representations quite different to those you
    • different from the one of everyday life or conventional drama. It
    • pictoriality. In this sphere we cannot differentiate between what
    • and Luna, differ from one another. The names of the respective
    • human beings of flesh and blood, and differ from one another just
    • as human beings in real life differ, for instance, according to
    • their temperaments. They differ so that one personality is wholly
    • different to him now, for he is living under the Italian sky, which
    • can, then, clearly differentiate between Goethe’s conception
    • apparent. But for a sensitive perception they differ quite
    • different to that which comes to expression in the German-Gothic
    • the same – you will be able to see that they differ only in
    • difference between the Roman and the Germanic Iphigeneia. It
  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture II: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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    • in a relationship with the whole being of man quite different to
    • different
    • peoples, with quite differently
    • different, resounds to us from a certain period in the development
    • begins in a manner similar to, yet quite different from
    • different sides, show us what wells up in poetry from the
    • poetry. We hope to show you how fundamentally different the effect
    • opposite mood must be drawn from quite different realms of the
    • different in this respect, and it varies from individual to
  • Title: Poetry/Speech: Lecture III: The Art of Recitation and Declamation
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    • expression, albeit of a different kind, to what was present in the
    • harmony, etc., is laid aside, yet the element of differentiation
    • mere word, where the element of differentiation in the actual
    • declamation and recitation, it was possible to differentiate very
    • different from anything deriving from all those techniques of
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    • appears outside you. You differentiate it in yourself. You work in it.
    • identical, but seen from different sides.
    • how? In thought or put differently, in light, a previous world
    • Schopenhauer was different. In order to test his influence, we must
  • Title: Colour: Part Two: The Connection of the Natural with the Moral-Psychical. Living in Light and Weight.
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    • purely material, which then was somehow differentiated and
    • morning with a certain feeling of slackness and indifferent, and leave
    • last, though to be honest, it should. It is not essentially different
    • is — I might call it — the cosmic difference between the two?
    • man, while returning, can get into different situations, which justify
    • You note, we are speaking of several different weights, issuing from
    • physical, there on the other, the moral. No, they are only different
    • of space and return again at a totally different place.
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    • objectively (not subjectively but objectively) different from the
    • objectively quite different to the form assumed by an Imagination
    • practice unless we fathom the fundamental differences presented in
    • recognises different shades of feeling in the various shades of
    • colour, so we shall not only experience in the vowels different
    • shades of feeling, but utterly different conditions of soul,
    • different soul-contents. We shall feel every gradation, from sorrow
    • show up in its response to the different languages – each
    • declamation quite differently to one in which the sounds (vowels
    • rather differently from how it is evolved in a fully staged
    • one can feel this in different ways: as a separation, for example,
    • on the other hand, that serves to differentiate the mood will be
    • and yet different from what he had experienced before – it
    • He felt above him the vast indifferent dome and
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    • — these etheric formative forces are in fact very differentiated.
    • you do here is no different from what you do when you look. You are
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    • walk in a different manner will bring suitable results as well.
    • is to be easily tired in walking as well. That is a technical difference:
    • to walk awkwardly and to tire in walking are two different things. When
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    • these two different movements. You can observe what is present by virtue
    • different, according to whether the vowel tinges the consonant from the
    • but “fi”, in that moment it is a different matter; in that
    • are distinctly different from one another, but are nevertheless one; in
    • of affairs is different with E, for example. A language that is rich
    • of himself which is factually differentiated, in the brain, comes into
    • sorts of evolution of power which proceed in man at different velocities.
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    • now do the P for us in the same manner. The difference is not very great.
    • which thus promotes the movement of the intestine itself. The difference
    • reality; it makes no difference. That is known today, but people cannot
    • with the formation of man in a totally different manner from the eurythmic
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    • differentiated movements have been performed all of which prove to be
    • glance will testify to the radical difference between the consonants
    • and the vowels as they are carried out eurythmically. The difference
    • only as a continuous, hardly differentiated undercurrent. And if you
    • element is entirely different from listening to a language that is
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    • in different people.
    • when the occasion arises it is often a matter of complete indifference
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    • When painting, we can introduce different colours into this greenness.
    • You must admit that the sensation aroused is very different in the
    • cases we have an utterly different complex of sensation. If we look at
    • quite neutral to the green; they are absolutely indifferent to the
    • itself through green. The etheric body is quite a different colour, but
    • is quite different when the colour of the flesh is ruddy and when it is
    • is a subjective impression. That is a matter of absolute indifference
    • it; but it is not a matter of indifference that, if the living gives
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    • experience, and in such a way as to differentiate between, so to
    • following division before you: I differentiate (you will understand
    • differentiate the shadow-thrower from the Illuminant. If the
    • Think of a quiescent white. Then we will let beams of different colours
    • Notice how we must resort to quite different methods of producing
    • it. But here was have to go about it differently; here we have to take
    • difference in relation to colour. I have shown you how to use the
    • quite different ways. In one case we required red, in the other yellow
    • differentiated from yellow. Yellow insists on being strongest in the
    • completely as a surface. We understand it best if we differentiate it
    • difference between red and peach-colour. Peach-colour wants to
    • to escape. That is the difference between this colour, peach, which we
    • differentiated in itself, but to be uniform, like red; if it were
    • differentiated it would level itself out at once. Just imagine a
    • you have an extra green on green, that is a different matter; green
    • it is different with the three colours we have found today.
    • difference between colours that are in themselves quiet or mobile,
    • differ from black, white, green and peach-colour. You see it from this:
    • have said about them you will find the term I apply to this different
    • That is the nature and the difference in coloured things. Black, white,
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    • We have differentiated colours in that out of their own nature we have
    • this pictorial character of colours we had to differentiate what I
    • What lies behind it is different. Landscape painting arises really at
    • Precisely if we differentiate (we will discuss it more exactly) in
    • colours. Why? They stand in a different relationship to the world of
    • Observe, we have not yet reached the different coloured mineral
    • see how coloured minerals, in different degrees, it is true, show this
    • sensibility to the difference between the pictorial and that which is
    • body are not to be differentiated from colour, they live in it and are
    • further. It has not yet, for instance, shown the differentiation of
  • Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture V: Connections Between Organic Processes and the Mental Life of Man
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    • know that each human being has a differently, an
    • these things, and two organic systems which are as different
    • differentiated human organism. We attain to the spiritual world
    • organism. Very different organs take part in this. If it
    • differentiate and recognize its connection with the complete
    • entirely different world. It goes over into the world from
    • different from each other. In my Vienna lecture cycle in 1914 I
    • different field. Well, the forces which manifest in this way as
    • Think how differently we must accustom ourselves to look upon
    • important difference exists between what remains in our heart
    • The liver has an entirely different relation to the outer
    • quite differently shaped. They are more closely connected with
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture One: Ahrimanic and Luciferic, Human Body, Soul, Spirit
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    • existence. The world of nature, with its laws which are indifferent
    • different from those given by today's language, today's world of
    • surging of the luciferic and ahrimanic elements in the different
    • ourselves differently. We shall have to say: During the period from
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Two: East, Weat, and Center, -or- Asiatic Spiritual Life
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    • different from the words which are exchanged there. In the words
    • are the very varied beings of the different nations. And since it is
    • differences between the folk daemons. Out of the situation in which
    • now show in a few simple outlines the main differences that exist in
    • which are different from those possible in earlier times, when only
    • things that are achieved in the different regions of the earth are
    • Soloviev's work. But you will find that they are handled differently
    • is a working together of the different regions of the earth, and this
    • mean something quite different, depending on the way of life from
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    • shall consider the differentiations in mankind from another
    • find in two different forms in the Chaldean wisdom and the Egyptian
    • throwing light on today's differentiation of human beings into those
    • differentiations which have existed in human evolution during the
    • differentiations according to regions of the earth with what we can
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    • of the fifteenth century is entirely different from that of earlier
    • initiation varied, of course, in the different centres. But these
    • variations were only really like the different paths up a mountain
    • which, despite their different routes, all lead to one and the same
    • rather differently than is the case here. When the envelope of air
    • how different was initiation in ancient times compared with the
    • different world views were recognizing that the achievement of real
    • radical difference between the ancient striving for knowledge and
    • different from that of ordinary life. The will had to be purged,
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    • thing. And they are one and the same, but seen from different sides.
    • spiritual world. This is the difference.
    • modern initiates we do not do this; we do it differently. We
    • independent through its own strength. This is the great difference
    • initiation there must be anxiety on a different score. Here,
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Eight: The Passage of the Human Soul and Spirit through the Physical Sense-Organization
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    • words for all the different forms of thought, of feeling, and of will
    • earthly life, there is very little left. This is different, of
    • experience outside the physical body is something quite different
    • of one embryo depicts the starry heavens differently from that of
    • is different. Try once to imagine absolutely accurately what is
    • involved in feeling something. A round table feels different from one
    • of the different kingdoms of nature, this culture saw everywhere the
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Nine: The Threefold Human, Reincarnation, Heathens, Jews, Christians, Calderon
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    • different kingdoms of nature, are external manifestations which pose
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Ten: The Threefold Human, Four Elements, Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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    • different sciences much as did the Faust he depicts in his drama. For
    • in his soul, very different from those with which he was concerned at
    • way very different from, say, a finger. A finger muscle is considered
    • head occupies a place in evolution which is quite different from that
    • Schröer even then was pointing out that the different sciences,
    • different nations, have no relationship with the population. And
    • something different. Here we have a man who was himself an occupant
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Eleven: Faust and Hamlet in Relation to the Turning Point of the 15th Century
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    • were different in earlier times is habitually overlooked. In those
    • as he did; he should have done it quite differently. It is right that
    • develop in a different direction. It is most interesting to observe
    • about it in a different way. We see this too in the later drama
    • to have developed quite differently. What they really want does not
    • different there. If we want to pursue the matter with regard to the
    • with regard to the East, then you will have to employ a different
    • which depicts things quite differently. Now imagine that an angel being
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Twelve: The Transition from the 4th to the 5th Post-Atlantean Period, Shakespeare, the Spiritual Struggle of Schiller and Goethe
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    • dictates of reason and the dictates of nature but as twenty different
    • — this was very different from how things are today. In those
    • a different manner; we shall have to go away from concepts and find
    • from many different angles, and have discovered,
    • to arrive at pictures — pictures which, though different in
  • 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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    • saying in different words: I have loaded my soul with the whole
    • into the past. They want the past to lead to something different from
    • entirely different attitude towards himself. But we must not
    • longer the case, brings about a different attitude by human beings
    • ego are linked quite differently to what is going on around them if,
    • words, the situation is quite different. Someone might say: I bake
    • but the crucial thing is the difference in mood. What in Parzival's
    • different phenomena point to the magnititude of the change.
    • be described differently, but one important aspect may be stated as
    • things are different. In those days spiritual impulses played their
    • how different is the mood in
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    • differs from their approach, say, to a book on physics or chemistry,
    • or on botany or zoology, even though this different approach can just
    • shown with sound gestures that are different from those used to
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    • expressions were not differentiated into song and speech; instead,
    • different. The consonants are lost. (See lower yellow lines in sketch
    • them, not just of different pitch but of different inward quality. It
    • different from the earthly ground on which he stands, so tone differs
    • Testament expresses this in a different way. When man moves away from
    • constellation to resound differently. You have in the fixed stars a
    • to use words somewhat differently from what is customary in today's
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    • world, however, is totally different from the physical-etheric world.
    • becomes different in that century. Without spiritual scientific insight
    • feeling. We have described in different words what human beings
    • time were formed completely differently. The substance of their
    • age. For this reason, the soul element also stood in a different
    • differently. I just wish to point out one aspect of their particular
    • experience of tone structure was completely different, and the soul
    • had a completely different relationship to the tone structure. One
    • the third, therefore, the difference between major and minor keys
  • Title: Lecture I: The WHITSUN Mystery and its Connection with the Ascension
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    • IN THE course of the evolution of mankind, the different
    • from different angles, giving us increasing knowledge of the person in
    • human physical body. Expressed differently, in more esoteric terms,
    • in many different ways. It was expressed differently in that
    • Here you see the difference in the relation to the Mystery of Golgotha
    • You can now perceive the difference between those who with their
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    • time. This differs greatly from epoch to epoch. Today, however, there
    • period prior to the eighth century before Christ; more different still
    • that in ancient Persia, and completely different that of the ancient
    • — that the human being felt quite differently than we do today
    • are in different categories.
    • special; at best some abstract differences: in rain he is uncomfortable
    • ancient Persian epoch it was different. Man experienced the year's course
    • different prevailed. People had a very vivid feeling for the succession
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    • totally different. The energies and laws by means of which food is changed
    • which transform it into something completely different — this fact
    • the age of abstractions, everything takes on a different appearance.
    • Virgin Mary are clothed quite differently; also that in all his works
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    • which illustrate the different ways in which the human soul is related
    • it is different. Now we do not merge inner with outer, but enter directly
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    • nature which was imaged forth from worlds quite different from the one
    • something entirely different. It presents a reality which reconciles
    • Schiller themselves accepted: namely, the differentiation between romantic
    • teachings upon a spirit as receptive as Tieck's. (Differently, though
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    • ancient times human beings beheld in the heavens things quite different
    • bound up with his salvation, today he speaks of them with indifference.
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    • is, we make a significant difference. In German the word beautiful
    • a different emotional reaction than the beautiful; we do not respond to
    • now a different danger threatens. Had he placed Mary further down, he
    • between heaven and earth; she would look different. She simply does
    • absorbed it, somebody else surrounds it with different emotions and
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    • three conditions. Animals live in an essentially different
    • Therefore animals do not differentiate themselves from their
    • Only man has the clear and sharp differentiation between his inner
    • up, his ego and his astral body are in a different condition. Then the
    • colour and sound; but it is different. In this free-floating coloured
    • side by side indifferently, and we always have the feeling that I we
    • another one lies next to it. In human life it is of course different.
    • In physical mathematics it is a matter of indifference to divisions
    • It is different in the case of the dream-state. The dream is related,
    • differentiate ourselves in the same way from the outer world. Our
    • the present day. One must lapse into quite different epithets from
    • Yes, those people talked differently and you must be aware of this
    • difference, for one must relearn to talk thus, only on another plane
    • And so I have tried in different places to show how the ideas of only
  • Title: Lecture IV: The Sun-Initiation of the Druid Priest and His Moon-Science
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    • entered into an entirely different kind of existence in the Cosmos. So
    • then in the different evolutionary epochs of human civilization, by
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    • differently. For instance, in a certain chapter of this
    • called the Seraphim those beings who make no differentiation between
    • he would have felt warmth in different degrees and in different
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    • movement within it, and so on. These, it is true, are different in the
    • threefoldness of the Cosmos, apart from the Earth, is different from the
  • Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture I: On Spengler's "Decline of the West"
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    • day. There is a fundamental difference between Spengler and
    • different epochs in the only way in which, fundamentally, one
    • differently, there is little to be seen of the real course of
    • initiation-wisdom into the different branches of life and
    • refutations must come out of an entirely different tone than
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    • the differentiated, highly-organized cultures and
    • of a future culture, with different souls and different
    • different matter whether we think of an entity which is
    • fails to discover the difference between the sense of touch in
    • course that would make no difference to Oswald Spengler,
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    • conditions are becoming entirely different, it is still true
    • allow thoughts to disappear in them. Spengler differs from
    • indeterminate, undefined, undifferentiated, which need no
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    • But what a tremendous difference! What does the Oriental think
    • essentially different parts.
    • find this fundamental difference between West and East. There
    • Indian nation, something that will be very different from what
    • two essentially different parts. For the Indian hunger
    • signifies something totally different from what it means to the
    • throughout millennia which is quite different from that of the
    • machine. A machine is different from everything else man makes
    • behind Oriental and Occidental thinking are very different; but
    • different blood. They were the bearers of spiritual life,
    • new tone to humanity must be formulated in sentences different
    • have been taken hold of by three things that are different from
  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture II: The Social Structure in Ancient Greece and Rome
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    • have to form since the fifteenth century are different from
    • since the fifteenth century. We shall reap something different
    • intellect. There is a different tone in what an educated
    • indifferent to them. The point is that we should have such a
    • Just consider how differently man confronts such a picture with
    • different from those of ancient wisdom. By what means, above
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    • concepts which shape the human mind quite differently from the
    • be clever differently from the way they, in their abstract
    • which is completely different from the one that produces goods.
    • lives in him. This will be different with each person. Then the
    • we need different heads on our shoulders if we wish to approach
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    • great difference between teachers as they enter a classroom.
    • chasm between them and are indifferent to him. This expresses
    • is important to understand the differences between these three
    • but an entirely different attitude toward one's human
    • different feelings when we are aware that here we have the
    • on a different aspect. One could say that man was in the
    • observed as to their plastic form, appear very different from
    • head, chest, and metabolic man have different relationships to
    • the cosmos and express in picture form different principles
    • walks differently — stems from the configuration of his
    • different ladies. He did not look at them very attentively
    • did not look any different. What he saw in them was exactly the
    • must enter education. Then, inner faculties quite different
  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture V: The Metamorphoses of Human Intelligence: Present Trends and Dangers
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    • different. People of former epochs, however, also had
    • intelligence, but of a different sort. If we wish to become
    • Egypto-Chaldean period it was different from today. This can
    • something very, very different. Even today it shows a tendency
    • Look at the difference between men who lived before the Mystery
    • lives. But we must differentiate between those who lived before
    • the difference upon which I wish you to focus your attention.
    • journey, how different children are who were born within the
    • into their consciousness. Children today are different from
    • this clearly. One has to educate and teach them differently
  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture VI: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time, Conquering Egotism
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    • bodies had a constitution different from that of today. Those
    • his knowledge was different from ours, his intelligence acted
    • differently. What do we know through our science that we are so
    • different from ours. Much instinctive knowledge of the plant
    • This change in humanity, this growing indifference to the great
    • them that in the West a culture develops that is different from
    • different from that of both East and West. Or if one tells them
    • are not aware, I might say, that different racial substances
    • make specific differentiations across the face of the earth. If
    • Calling it by a different name is just an untruth; it does not
    • and is different from what is aroused by a merely spatial
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    • lifeless external nature this is quite a different matter. And,
    • difference confronts us. Let us observe a human corpse. It can
    • different from what we find outside in our earthly
    • fact of the matter, however, is something different. For, when
    • the plant kingdom. Different forces must be active from wide
    • knowledge, if we possess quite a different mode of knowledge.
    • constellation must have changed, it must have become different.
    • that also the mode of thinking itself must become different
    • thither from it. But there is a difference. I give up my ether
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    • case of the ether body we have at once a different condition.
    • should discover that actually every human being has a different
    • liver composition, a different spleen composition, a different
    • is something different. All this is connected with the same
    • friends, that the different regions of the earth have the
    • most varied animals. The animal atmosphere in the different
    • differently from the way it acts upon the animals, because the
    • being than the animals. It acts differently upon the human
    • with other human beings in the world. That is quite a different
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    • become so similar that the immense difference which exists be-
    • are only a few indications of the great difference prevailing
    • existence, life was quite different from our so brutally clear
    • before the Christian era t lit* difference between the life on
    • clearer and ever clearer. The difference will once again grow
    • repeated earth lives, because the difference between the
    • difference between living down below in it lie water, and up in
    • would be different. It would all be quite different.
    • — that something in our karma ought to be different from
    • “I should like to have a different nose,” actually
    • says that he would like to be an utterly different man. But in
    • become somewhat different in the world. As he faces life, quite
    • indifference to me — sitting on a chair doing nothing.
    • indifference to me,” is to look back into former earth
    • feels different from what his own nature inspires in him. Nor
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    • that impulse which we call love. There is a difference whether
    • cause for going joylessly through life behaves differently
    • we perform in our deeds out of love is altogether different
    • like. There is, indeed, a difference between the deeds of love
    • as follows: We sense that we are an object of indifference to
    • sense that he is an object of indifference to other human
    • not being a matter of indifference to his fellow-men. What the
    • good. That which streams to us as indifference from other human
    • after all, a matter of indifference to him whether the music is
    • world phlegmatically and with indifference, who does not
    • indifference. And when we shall have risen beyond the hideous
    • indifference, we shall then gain a new outlook as educators, we
    • them a different course. So in like manner is it also possible
    • of Goethe? If you are not an indifferent kind of person —
    • naturally, if you are an indifferent person and have no
    • because the spiritual world is different from the physical.
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    • thorough-going difference between what the human being
    • in his third or fourth year. It is a decisive difference. What
    • namely, here are two people who differ greatly; each one thinks
    • a different judgment.” The judgments a human being has in
    • physical life on earth are different in every way from those he
    • differs from the inner life of one who passes the world by with
    • a certain indifference, with a phlegmatic attitude of soul.
    • painting. Even today there are people who are quite indifferent
    • phlegmatic indifference.
    • indifference — will certainly be born again in a next
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    • has three clearly differentiated members. This differentiation
    • this human head shows itself as something quite different from
    • human organism are not to be differentiated spatially, but only
    • perceive the same difference between our thoughts and our
    • different form; they only make their appearance in a different
    • differentiated inwardly from the visualizations aroused to life
    • you bring to your aid very different means. I have seen people
    • quite different. Were I to give you some notion of it, I should
    • different cell structure. Therein our visualizations glimmer
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    • only part of the difference, but it is an essential part. This force
    • different. It is super-consciousness that enables man to introduce
    • evolution we should have a very different form of culture if
    • form of thinking different from that which I recently described to
    • different if we were to recognise in its reality this urge of ours
    • spiritually to attain different ends in world-evolution from those
    • rôle which differs from the actual stage of their own evolution.
    • may take a concrete case. We men are all different from one another
    • in the spaceless. Everything is different from everything else. You
    • form I am individual man, different from any other,” you are in
    • different persons at fifty from what we were at twenty; we develop.
    • quite different human beings if we were not connected with the realm of
    • different being from what he now is, when he pursues this age-old
    • sense. That, however, is really no different from speaking of a
    • truth, what can be called death is different in plants, different in
    • the animal, different in the case of human beings. But because in all
    • without saying; but as an objection it is no different from this:
    • actually old? The water you look at will be at a quite different
  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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    • Mystery, you will be aware that we must differentiate between what
    • people refuse to believe is how entirely different for men of old was
    • one of the last who still saw the sun differently from the way in
    • Impulse brings in something different. It has nothing to do with the
  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture III: The Mystery of Golgotha Must Be Approached Supersensibly
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    • naturally I should have to give the whole treatment a different form
    • knowledge, something different becomes apparent. We see that this
    • human death — it is different with animals and plants, as I
    • Even if the words sounded different, these philosophers of late
    • account the real origin of man was different. When Kant and Laplace
    • were different for the very reason that the Kant-Laplace theory is
    • nature, though in a different direction.
    • truths of Initiation often sound different from what human beings
    • himself. Otherwise its meaning is no different from what people call
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    • Consciousness Soul asks of us something different from what our
    • a way quite different from his. However, we might perhaps say that
    • has no more wisdom than an animal and is differentiated from the
    • difference is that they had more beautiful ghosts than those invented
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    • men would have gone through a quite different point in their
    • in a different way, because they will acquire it through their own
    • run differently if we wished to establish the truth about man as he
    • speak differently and say: When did the soul cease to unfold its life
    • take a different form from our modern medical knowledge. You will not
    • different phenomenon from those substantial ones commonly
    • to something quite different; he will discover rhythms, rhythmical
  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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    • developed in Rome very different from anything experienced earlier in
    • speaks should be taken rather differently from the way in which they
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    • forth, which is something utterly different from an abstract
    • sway in the course of world events. The differentiation of
    • differentiation according to classes that brings chaos into
    • our contemporary social structure. This differentiation will
    • means dealing with a differentiation according to classes, as
    • he himself forms the connecting link among the different
    • impulses, and are different in what they will for themselves.
    • different conceptions regarding what man feels and must
    • consciousness. A person learns in two different ways through
    • entirely different thoughts for the simple reason that
    • human beings, a differentiated interest in persons, that we
    • whole human being, differentiated in the case of individual
    • manner somewhat different from that of materialistic
    • about differently. Today, things diametrically opposed to one
    • would have occurred long ago under entirely different
    • wished to go to Berlin and do something entirely different,
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    • manner. Bolshevism intends to overcome the differentiation
    • of existence shall be achieved from an entirely different
    • demand appears from an entirely different quarter and in a
    • fulfilled, but from an entirely different direction. This is
    • different opinion. In the sphere of reality, the situation is
    • the truth is unpleasant makes no difference. An essential
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    • in our epoch there is no consciousness of the difference
    • would be entirely different if this irrevocable law in the
    • post-Atlantean epoch, which is essentially different from the
    • different, and different likewise still earlier during the
    • various parts of the earth differ from one another, and in
    • the future this differentiation will increase. Utterly unreal
    • given a different direction. It is important that this should
    • difference, and this is the significant point that must be
    • upon the difference' between knowing and not knowing. It is
    • knows, for example, how utterly different things looked, even
    • entirely different foundation. Every knowing member of these
    • what tends in the West in a wholly different direction, in
    • differentiation. This differentiation has to do, naturally,
    • But with the bodies this differentiation has much to do. From
    • will intertwine over the entire earth, differentiated
    • according to different peoples, in harmony with those of the
    • capacities appear differentiated, distributed among the
    • circumstances have taken a different course. I shall not
    • a different course.
    • have taken a different course. This is entirely conceivable
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    • would prefer with the utmost intensity to be different from
    • become something. They need only to point out how different
    • impulses. Men are in this respect differentiated individually
    • beings in any measure, we can differentiate persons in this
    • differentiate again, he is fond of his thinking, his feeling,
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    • There is a different relationship between the ego and the
    • different relationship to his physical and etheric bodies.
    • way life during sleep is different from the embryonic life.
    • different, by reason of the breathing between birth and
    • be a compensation in an entirely different field, that is,
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    • inevitably think differently because of their characteristic
    • war and revolution.” The thing turned out differently.
    • entirely different way if he wishes today to see reality. He
    • necessary to know how differentiated humanity is in various
    • in the West differently than those in the East and in the
    • differentiated forms throughout the world.
    • in the light of the most important European differentiations
    • entirely different from that characterizing the rest of
    • folk temperament is altogether different from what appears as
    • differentiated peoples. The fact that a development toward
    • have spread in various places among differently constituted
    • the British Empire is constructed upon a different foundation
    • related in its particular differentiation to the three
    • differentiation regarding which I spoke to you goes so far
    • entirely different experiences in connection with the
    • differentiation as to peoples, and the kind of occultism that
    • these great differentiating characteristics that I shall
    • differentiation. If the assertion is made to you anywhere in
    • is different in connection with the German-speaking peoples.
    • entirely different necessities if he wishes to achieve his
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    • discussions which have been held in different places. Nevertheless,
    • Century people everywhere spoke in quite a different way, their
    • underlying tone was different from what it became in the later
    • essentially different. Today I will only mention one example. At the
    • had to master the concept of miracle in quite a different way than
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    • But really the dream differs far less from ordinary thinking than is
    • different, Christ will also become different within us. If we look
    • something different — with, for instance, materialistic
    • These things are intended to show you how fundamentally different the
    • whole form of consciousness is in different categories of human
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • doubt that differentiated warmth is present in the space
    • you will find evidence of differentiation in the warmth
    • organism; the degrees of warmth are everywhere different. As
    • different temperatures. The liver temperature is quite
    • different, for the liver has a very special kind of warmth
    • moment you pass on to the differentiation of the warmth and
    • nature around man on the earth, we must cultivate a different
    • essential to know that the different organs must each have
    • different quantities of formic acid. When we discover that
    • the whole thing is different. If you see an object magnified,
    • there is quite a different population in the hive; even the
    • years. The person who comes back is really quite different
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • something quite different from all that is to be found in the
    • something completely different. The activity of the ego
    • different directions and the ego organization is simply the
    • ourselves: Conditions differ according to which organ in the
    • quite differently from other organs. The astral body can
    • degree of sensibility for the value of the different
    • a sense organ of a different kind. The perceptive faculty of
    • there, a knife. But to find the difference between a table
    • different methods from those of chemistry which merely
    • different mode of observation must become current.
    • root constitutes a fundamental difference. It is much more
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • the different forces whose origin is looked for in the
    • body. The several systems of organs in the human being differ
    • head. But it makes a difference if these forces are
    • essentially differ in the shaft of a long bone and its neck
    • for minute research will reveal a difference, but something
    • decided difference between these up-building forces and
    • terribly tired. In this respect there is an inner difference
    • in the cosmos is quite different from what is usually
    • warmth ether. Now, the human being — in a different
    • be sharply differentiated from the following periods. The
    • have quite a different significance than they have in the
    • carbon, but yet so different from each other. Why are they
    • different? If people were capable of not limiting their
    • times, they would begin to understand what the difference is
    • age, coal, in whatever form it appears, has a different task
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • born in such a district. The physical body is different in a
    • important is to unfold a quite different perception of nature
    • soul every day, and that is a very different matter —
    • very different, indeed.
    • fundamentally religious has quite different experiences from
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • different form from that in which they exist around the roots
    • of the organism with differentiated warmth — and then
    • minerals, (though here things are rather different) and also
    • you indifferent.
    • Behind the fire there is something quite different. Behind
    • find that your soul learns to experience quite differently,
    • to have quite a different attitude to the environment in
    • whole way of medical study must become different. And now see
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • Even this will make you realize that quite a different form
    • uniform, only differentiated through inner mechanical
    • does it differ from what is stated in the ordinary way. In
    • differentiated. The human being actually experiences himself
    • differentiations of the warmth in the forms of the organs
    • streamings of warmth. The warmth ether is differentiated
    • warmth remains warmth when it is differentiating itself
    • different remedies. In its real essence, medicine is the most
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • difference is, as a matter of fact, quite inexact. It is
    • how different, how individual is the hair of each person.
    • of a different character. This reveals a deep-seated
    • difference between the two people in their whole
    • life there is a difference, for one person writes with his
    • in a different sense it works much more strongly, and in
    • Pisces. Now there is a colossal difference between these
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • different concepts are necessary when we cross the threshold,
    • so very different from those which are suitable in the
    • differently. And that is why I want to give you now words
    • everything is different. The etheric body is related to what
    • things become different. Maybe they will become more
    • person must have quite a different attitude. A young person
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • difference between Eastern and Western esotericism. The whole
    • years into quite a different form. He would call forth quite
    • a different form. He does not come at birth with the tendency
    • form quite a different organization. We want to build a
    • is earlier; it is not a one-sided continuation but different
    • and so on. You can put the word together in a different way
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • meditations it is rather different than when someone comes
    • you must do a different one in order to strengthen the
    • nature of man is necessary in many different fields of human
    • different kind of knowledge from the educator — a
    • rather different kind only. It is necessary for educators to
    • knowledge are concerned there is no essential difference
    • I meant something rather different, namely, that one may know
    • ought to be speaking of something quite different. You should
    • physician I was looking for something different in scientific
    • the organs present quite a different aspect. When you pass
    • brings you to truths quite different from those which are
    • human being and quite a different course of teaching would
    • different from the things that go on today and do not lead to
    • speak about it. It is decidedly a different point of
    • gets to the point where people say: “It is a different
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • essentially different from the physical body. The physical
    • different constellations in space. The moon is always passing
    • different set of forces and besides this, the moon which was
    • the constellation of Libra works differently from when it is
    • interior of the earth, it is a different matter altogether.
    • times, when conditions were different, the lead forces came
    • different from that of sun and moon.
    • had been different, speculation would have taken place and
    • times the spiritual evolution of humanity was different from
    • be an entirely different person from one who, let us say,
    • difference consist?
    • exact knowledge of the human being. Now there is a difference
    • experiencing — it is in truth very different from what
    • would at one bound take on a very different form. We are
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • a matter of indifference. Such a thing can be taken
    • seriously, or not seriously. It makes a tremendous difference
    • differentiations in the world are allowed to disappear;
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • different from each other. The physical-etheric structure is
    • differentiated into the single organs, as an organism that
    • the structure of spirit and soul are fundamentally different
    • times quite a different idea prevailed of man's nature.
    • different condition may set in. It may happen that when a
    • the difference in the two forms of irregularities which may
    • appear. Even to observation they differ quite essentially.
    • The differences between embryo and child are very
    • childhood with the prime of life, the differences will not be
    • different foundations. When somebody is given meditations
    • than: thus it is and thus it shall be done. The difference in
    • different human being in feeling and in mind, and acquainted
    • then, nature had a different appearance. When a young human
    • different then — things have always to be prepared
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • only be modified and differentiated in accordance with the
    • head which is differentiated by the cosmos remains, except
    • the idea of empty space is pure nonsense. Space has different
    • long time. But it doesn't make any difference whether one
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • of as so much uniform fluid, but differentiated and organized
    • regard to its organization and its differentiations, is an
    • is the warmth organism with all its inner differentiation. It
    • Regarded in a different way
    • the warmth in the different parts of the human organism that
    • inwardly differentiated and is related in manifold ways to
    • that the different solid substances have, for example,
    • different weights; this alone shows that the solids within
    • the human organism are differentiated, have different
    • different when we come to the second, the fluid organism that
    • is but a slight degree of difference between the airy
    • of will? From a different point of view we have spoken of how
    • that by taking these different organisms into account we come
    • own inner differentiation and configuration; in this fluid
    • organism, also while we are asleep. It is different in the
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • studied consciousness at its different levels. As I said
    • qualities, differs completely from the physical which alone
    • the different organisms as the result of enthusiasm for moral
    • of theoretical ideas everything is different, no matter how
    • difference.
    • prevailing picture of the universe was very different. All
    • different from that of today, for it was based, not upon
  • Title: Young Doctors Course: Bridge Lecture 3: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Happenings
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    • medicine. As such it is completely different in content
    • entirely different form—these three elements to which
    • different direction, rising up from parts of her organism
    • the cosmos is concerned, an egotistical action is different
    • hydrogen, at another, oxygen; they are merely differently
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    • as I have already indicated in many different directions.
    • difference whether through burial or cremation). And what does Nature
    • a member of a quite different one. But the great riddle, the anxious
    • riddles of existence differently from the way I feel them today. For
    • he shows how the human form in fact has an origin quite different
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    • time, however, we must call to mind the great difference between the
    • two. Indeed, yesterday we had to recognise this great difference from
    • of the different kingdoms of Nature. They are, today, just what they
    • different from those of today. What we see around us in the kingdoms
    • very different. But when we try to find something similar to its former
    • earth was etheric. Going back-wards in time is really no different from
    • time into space. It is really no different from communicating
    • how man is placed in the world in a quite different way from what appears
    • different direction from that customary today. I only wanted to point,
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    • point is something essentially different.
    • The whole configuration of the moon is different. It is always stressed
    • this in an essentially different way, however, when one attains a certain
    • constitution of man somewhat differently from the way it is done in my
    • three lectures I have just given as illustrations of the difference
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    • different from the world of Nature.
    • the light of the sun, but on earth I am only interested in the difference
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    • Only, we must be clear that there is a consider-able difference between
    • the difference only becomes apparent when we study these things on a
    • difference between what is outside and what is inside man. We must
    • recognise a greater difference however, in what is etheric.
    • however, all these conditions are found to be quite different from what
    • different again with the astral body. This is apprehended in the way
    • empty consciousness into which there flows an altogether different world
    • temperature we get different degrees of fever in different parts of
    • the body. But there are different temperatures throughout man's whole
    • differentiated with respect to temperature. In this you yourself live.
    • ‘warmth-liver’, etc. Nevertheless this differentiation
    • is there, and if the temperature differences proper to the human
    • we feel this former life in the normal differentiation of the
    • experience warmth within us quite differently from anything else.
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    • one must acquire different concepts from those one is accustomed to
    • All this becomes quite different at death. The most striking change
    • memory-thought that arises from within you is, indeed, no different from
    • is different.
    • is not thought that passes down but something quite different. It is
    • The point is that an entirely different process runs parallel to the
    • different from what happens to the physical body through the earth and
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    • can distinguish two different kinds of dreams. The first conjures pictures
    • you find that widely different external experiences can be represented
    • in different people by different dreams.
    • Now a dream like this can represent very different external experiences.
    • The pictures are quite different from what he had experienced. He could
    • This differs from the dream-life of our ordinary contemporaries; it
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    • moment we will neglect the difference between the two kinds of dreams
    • imaginative consciousness is quite different from its appearance to
    • his conception of dreams is different. He feels the dream as something
    • for the spiritual world does really appear quite different from the
    • see, we must proceed to a highly differentiated mode of perception when
    • in a different way from before. Consider, for example, our behaviour
    • a very different feeling, however, when after death the undergoes the
    • the above when asleep; but it remained quite unconscious. The difference
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    • But we now enter a totally different element. We have realised that
    • external kingdoms of Nature, so now, with spiritual beings of different
    • order to live his life in a different way from before. Many incapacities
  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture I: The Lower Three Human Members and the Spirits of Form
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    • only part of the difference, but it is an essential part. This force
    • different. It is super-consciousness that enables man to introduce
    • evolution we should have a very different form of culture if
    • form of thinking different from that which I recently described to
    • different if we were to recognise in its reality this urge of ours
    • spiritually to attain different ends in world-evolution from those
    • rôle which differs from the actual stage of their own evolution.
    • may take a concrete case. We men are all different from one another
    • in the spaceless. Everything is different from everything else. You
    • form I am individual man, different from any other,” you are in
    • different persons at fifty from what we were at twenty; we develop.
    • quite different human beings if we were not connected with the realm of
    • different being from what he now is, when he pursues this age-old
    • sense. That, however, is really no different from speaking of a
    • truth, what can be called death is different in plants, different in
    • the animal, different in the case of human beings. But because in all
    • without saying; but as an objection it is no different from this:
    • actually old? The water you look at will be at a quite different
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    • Mystery, you will be aware that we must differentiate between what
    • people refuse to believe is how entirely different for men of old was
    • one of the last who still saw the sun differently from the way in
    • Impulse brings in something different. It has nothing to do with the
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    • naturally I should have to give the whole treatment a different form
    • knowledge, something different becomes apparent. We see that this
    • human death — it is different with animals and plants, as I
    • Even if the words sounded different, these philosophers of late
    • account the real origin of man was different. When Kant and Laplace
    • were different for the very reason that the Kant-Laplace theory is
    • nature, though in a different direction.
    • truths of Initiation often sound different from what human beings
    • himself. Otherwise its meaning is no different from what people call
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    • Consciousness Soul asks of us something different from what our
    • a way quite different from his. However, we might perhaps say that
    • has no more wisdom than an animal and is differentiated from the
    • difference is that they had more beautiful ghosts than those invented
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    • men would have gone through a quite different point in their
    • in a different way, because they will acquire it through their own
    • run differently if we wished to establish the truth about man as he
    • speak differently and say: When did the soul cease to unfold its life
    • take a different form from our modern medical knowledge. You will not
    • different phenomenon from those substantial ones commonly
    • to something quite different; he will discover rhythms, rhythmical
  • Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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    • developed in Rome very different from anything experienced earlier in
    • speaks should be taken rather differently from the way in which they
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    • differenziert über die Erde hin. Erhebt man den
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    • philosophical stream of the West, is quite different from that
    • into a Neoplatonism of a different kind from what in the
    • light. Man should have become something entirely different from
    • the soul's experience which differ vastly from the present
    • of what they had to say from an entirely different point of
    • like a last straggler of a type which followed quite different
    • concepts about the world is entirely different for him. I might
    • But there is this difference: I have treated the
    • world was, as it were, a spirituality — again a different
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    • described yesterday, you will think differently. You will feel
    • means of individualization and differentiation. So I would say,
    • other path is different. Here he says: you will never attain
    • the method of their expression in those times was different
    • affords ground for different opinions in many learned disputes.
    • But Aristotle differentiates between the nous poieticos,
    • differentiates between the active understanding, the active
    • is true that in so far as we are different beings we think
    • differently; but that is a shade of difference with which logic
    • differentiated organization.
    • the difference is not quite easy to define, because we usually
    • to their form, the universals in the things are different from
    • concerned the same, and differ only in form. But then we
    • things are, as far as content goes, alike, but different in
    • question from very different sides. What have we here before us
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    • different form, even if it is not always obvious, and even if
    • which meant in such an age differentiated spiritual
    • when seen in accordance with truth is quite different from the
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    • different from the rest of mankind, it is a Being through whom the
    • the differentiation of men into classes, nations and races. And if it
    • star-wisdom of the Magi of the East. How all human differences
    • and dissolves all differences. And it is just within these depths
    • the clouds, not merely speak to us in an indifferent way. There will
    • Then came a different time, the time of the
    • reversal After that matters took a different path. Up to the
    • view without does not speak of the differentiation of humanity or of
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    • be repeated in a different form during the fifth post-atlantean age.
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    • different from what it was after the Mystery of Golgotha. This fact,
    • different from our own, is nevertheless difficult for many people
    • and therefore of green looking different from what it does today, and
    • times the surrounding world differed still more. And then from the
    • which he lived. A chalk or granite soil was experienced as different
    • The Earth became something different when the Christ was
    • element — different, of course, in those times from what it is
    • quite different character.
    • quadrangles, of squares and — sums and differences. The
    • The faculty that intensified in a different form in the
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    • visions, visions which in their whole configuration and form differ
    • according to the varying climatic conditions, the different regions
    • what this sheath surrounds comes from quite different worlds into
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    • it is a completely different process from the process which takes
    • them is something quite different from hearing mere tone, mere sound.
    • Further, it is again something quite different to perceive the thought
    • of course radically different from the sense of sight or the sense of
    • world in a totally different way from the eye. The eye is much more a
    • apprehension of what is heard; that is something quite different. The
    • indifference whether it is a block of wood that is moved, or a man;
    • makes no difference to the physical course of the process. The sense
    • difference between what I have shown in the diagram as yellow and what
    • diagram in colour.) There is an immense difference between the content
    • life-sense and so on. And you will understand this difference best if
    • significance for the outer process. What difference does it make, to
    • the case of the ringing bell, “What difference does it make to
    • something quite different from all that the diagram shows from the
    • it is. The difference between the upper and the lower man must always
    • be borne in mind. Unless we bear this difference in mind we cannot get
    • from an altogether different sphere. And if you study the human being,
    • sphere in a different way from the way in which we are related to the
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    • the one pole of our experience is utterly different from our
    • in a very different spiritual configuration from the one at present
    • entirely different spiritual constitution. For if one approaches
    • judges his logic differently from the way one does if one merely looks
    • The enormous differences that obtain between different epochs of
    • and being as the Father, or of a different nature and being, is
    • logic was something quite different from what it had been for
    • quite different from the relationship that Plato had. It is not a
    • different from the way which befits a spiritual epoch. Now if we have
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    • something quite different in man from what it is in animals. We must
    • particularly so when the concept of memory is applied indifferently to
    • expresses itself quite differently in the very little child from the
    • very individual manner of memory-formation, how it differs in children
    • There is of course an important pedagogic difference between the
    • that we are related to our head in experience quite differently from
    • the rest of our organism in quite a different way from the way we are
    • of recognising these very subtle differences in human nature.
    • difference between the head and the rest of the organism. Then in the
    • very forms of the head we shall see a somewhat different derivation
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    • today. His intercourse with other people and the different
    • beings of different ages, the old with the young and the
    • Thus the different stages of growth, stages in the outer
    • great difference whether ideals are or are not embodied in
    • differences among men all over the Earth as expressed in
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    • around man as it were, is different in each case, but it is
    • quite different happens as well. In the super-elemental
    • descended from different ancestors. Now please do not
    • really have had quite different parents.’ — If
    • ought really to have been born of quite different parents, in
    • a different age, also in a different environment. And this
    • possible for him to find a living relationship to a different
    • parentage, a different ancestry, from any that would have
    • was, as it were, seeking different ancestors — Greek
    • became different from other men of the materialistic age. It
    • Goethe, you can easily realize the difference between him and
    • physical men on Earth, there is something different from
    • a different substance? What effect has this behind the actual
    • return from sleep differently from the way he does as a sick
    • knowledge entirely different from anything that is available
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    • different from that of the physical and etheric world.
    • formed quite differently. Their bodily substance was much
    • related differently to the world and the Atlanteans
    • experienced the world quite differently. Let me give you just
    • their experience of tone-structures was quite different; the
    • soul had a quite different relationship with the
    • differentiation between major and minor, so that we have the
    • different must come to mankind today. By developing the
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    • become dependent in his thoughts upon quite different
    • side, send impulses into men. And again we see a different
    • resulted from civilization if the different peoples had not
    • struggles of his soul to you from many different sides. When,
    • different form, we see this interaction between the backward
    • pronounced in the different epochs. In the West we find a
    • case that in different epochs of world-history, the turmoil
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    • different nations. The Fourteen Points were directly inspired
    • of all these things on very different levels. Exactly what I
    • knowledge is obtained by the different nations in accordance
    • How do the different nations set to work? The Englishman
    • gathered from reading different books, perhaps even books
    • different! That is fundamentally the core of the manifest
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    • thoughts. As a result his world of thoughts was different
    • around him differently. And from this very platform you have
    • plant, however, it is different. In a poisonous plant the
    • is something different. The plant-structure rises up within
    • away there is a different being. And gradually it dawns on
    • connection with what, in a quite different part of the human
    • to the human and animal body is different from that of a
    • understood such matters as the essential difference between
    • that animals still understand this difference, for they have
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    • man, in the general sense, is different in each of them. If
    • indifference to arithmetic shown by grown men. But it is a
    • very different matter to give precedence to external modes of
    • calculation itself. The calculation was different for one who
    • Earth are different; there the summer warmth is maintained
    • forces signifies something quite different, namely, that the
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    • different has become necessary. In spite of the fact that it has
    • different spirit. We speak out of the spirit of knowledge, not
    • life of spiritual impulses is a different one than mere thought
    • from something completely different. However, life draws a
    • different conclusion, than the conclusions of logical thinking.
    • Such a difference,
    • different one. If you draw the conclusion from the logic of facts
    • and handing over earthly life to very different beings than what
    • of a different world view, but it is something that has to be
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    • difference exists between the overly abstract representations and
    • sketch a little different, here I have to sketch the human being,
    • different than in other schools — thus, again, only a
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    • evolution — was essentially different to the mood later
    • different. I have often mentioned a sentence which is quite
    • quite different to the soul mood of today.
    • would look differently if one were really awake in one's
    • in the different Anthroposophists to the surface, but side by
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    • different coloring from what was originally experienced
    • experience of will is radically different. Ordinary
    • indifferent to things we feel delight in the rose; it gives us
    • participate very differently in the bright clarity of our
    • completely different in character. Our mental life refers
    • can discover the difference between sense perceptions that are
    • related to the world in two different ways. We have one kind of
    • are related differently to what comes about through our will
    • size. I then chop it and now it is different. The change
    • eye. We must realize that man would be different if he did not
    • differently without the refreshing, quickening effect of
    • secretion and circulation but in a different way. In short, we
    • our lungs. But it affects us differently if the lung has a
    • perception through a different process from our conscious
    • eyes and also his ears must of course have been quite different
    • in form and served different purposes.
    • different points of view. Today, by way of introduction, I have
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    • the limbs we must choose a different approach in order to
    • a completely different world. Even in public lectures I have
    • we experience a different environment. I mentioned
    • Genuine spiritual perceptions act differently — they are
    • To experience the soul directly is different. The soul is
    • differently the Greeks experienced their tragedies from
    • pointed to the fundamental difference between Greek
    • a Greek tragedy were affected by it very differently from the
    • be amused and lets the play flow over him indifferently. When a
    • differently from the usual way where there is no
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    • for comparing different states of consciousness must say to
    • differs from what occurs when fully awake. When awake we know
    • is also physical but differentiated from the solid physical
    • breathing we find a different situation. The physical
    • into account these different interactions of what pertains to
    • mirror. Or, said differently, when too much salt is secreted
    • done anyway. To do something different is more important
    • different. The manner in which a person alters his thoughts can
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    • appears; we have seen that the situation is somewhat different,
    • different.
    • a scrap of difference what condition I am in. Nor does he care
    • things become different. At first there is a great struggle to
    • the sun differently. At a certain point, when inspired
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    • indifference whether a living actor is seen on the stage
    • does make a considerable difference. But today there is no deep
    • fundamental feeling for this difference. If there were, then
    • different relation to his environment (drawing on the right).
    • The Gods had intended quite a different world.
    • pattern it ultimately makes no difference whether one thinks of
    • appearing frequently in many different forms, even in the cult
    • the physical and must be approached with a different kind of
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    • differs considerably from what we experience here on
    • birth; they are utterly different from earthly conditions. Yet
    • undifferentiated at the periphery. During the time from
    • certainly has one, but one obtained differently from the way in
    • last death. This astral body is extraordinarily differentiated
    • highly differentiated astral body becomes ever more
    • undifferentiated. Originally, it is a structure of which one
    • it comes from a different world. It has entered into this
    • differentiations enter in, slowly at first, but from puberty
    • effects are there but the differentiations which the astral
    • the child presents, gradually becomes undifferentiated;
    • the organs. Into this undifferentiated structure all the
    • becomes differentiated in the most varied manner through our
    • difference whether a person dies before or after puberty. When
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    • develop. Today I want to indicate how during different
    • knowledge were very different from those appropriate
    • different phases to become what may be described as modern
    • different from what it is today. In the present age we
    • add something to it in our imagination. It was different in the
    • thunder, in every star, in the beings of the different
    • holding and exhaling of the breath differently and so
    • felt quite differently about the world than he felt in his
    • differently when these experiences were revealed through
    • different consciousness when we separate thinking from
    • This is how modern meditation differs from the Yoga
    • illustrate the difference, I will draw it schematically: Let
    • beholding of what one was (red). That is the difference.
    • differences by keeping his body for lengthy periods in
    • This faculty must be regained but along a different path. For
    • differences within the directions of space by undertaking such
    • various directions have different values.
    • difference between that and what the ascetic endured just to
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    • Yesterday we saw how, during the different epochs of human
    • today, with that of the Yogi. It makes a difference whether
    • must gradually acquire knowledge in a different way; he must
    • no difference whether one uses these terms or prefers the more
    • beings of the higher elements differ considerably from those of
    • towards unity. It is difficult to differentiate them from one
    • near to spiritual reality something completely different
  • Title: Human Soul/Evolution: Lecture IX: The Contrasting World-Conceptions of East and West
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    • different aspects of the world around us through our various
    • and has gone through a great many different stages. At present,
    • differently education was regarded in the ancient Orient.
    • thought life utterly different from ours. We must exert
    • completely different attitude to thought life from
    • his sleep life was different from that of modern man. During
    • situation was different. During man's sleep the organs of his
    • different.
    • sight of the ancient Greeks differed from ours. They did not
    • The Greek did not really differentiate between blue and green;
    • therefore looked quite different from the way it is seen with
    • the whole sense system has become different in the course of
    • was left in his organism. Because man was now differently
    • respect, something quite different from that of Europe,
    • makes no difference in this respect whether a person has good
    • beings, was within the human head. We differentiate threefold
    • drawing). We differentiate this threefold man and we know
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture I: The Three Steps of Anthroposophy
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    • knowledge, not, as now, something specifically different from
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture II: Soul Exercises in Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
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    • can be attained that differs from that of one or the other
    • differing completely from that of abstract thinking in which it
    • quite different. The old state of consciousness, which gave
    • philosopher says, and, because it is different, it is
    • also felt and experienced differently. But through the
    • thinking in reverse order, thinking differently from the actual
    • different person.” They may, for example, be small,
    • changing it into a form different from what you are accustomed
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture III: The Imaginative, Inspirative, and Intuitive Method of Cognition
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    • physical body; a different activity from that of thinking,
    • Experiencing something through inspiration differs greatly from
    • a quite different constitution. Elements out of his physical
    • yesterday, are two entirely different things. Primitive
    • man had a completely different soul disposition from that of
    • This was fundamentally different in primitive man. As a child
    • disposition of primitive mankind, with the difference
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    • thinking and conceiving were something quite different; they
    • quite different is concealed, of which the will of ordinary
    • characterize thinking — although he gives it a different
    • entirely unlike life on earth; it is utterly different. In them
    • different soul conditions of humanity in earlier times. It is
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    • experience that is undifferentiated, in a certain sense
    • experience into an undifferentiated condition is mixed an
    • and object, this difference now becomes increasingly
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VI: The Transition from the Soul-Spiritual Existence in Human Development to the Sensory-Physical
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    • this prenatal existence, this cosmos differs from the one that
    • a germ, a seed, there is a difference between using the
    • differing from that of earth life. It is a bright, clearer
    • spirit-germ of each organ is created in the different spheres
    • discover it we must look back into very different ages and
    • upon the baby's development, using the undifferentiated,
    • or little differentiated substance of the human brain and the
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture VII: Christ in His Relationship to Mankind and the Riddle of Death
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    • be pictured as different from the thinking, feeling and willing
    • find that mankind had a quite different consciousness, a quite
    • different configuration of soul, than later on. The pronounced
    • difference that exists between waking and sleeping in man today
    • fundamentally there is a great difference between even
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    • for me to throw light once again from a different viewpoint on
    • this way the experiences of imaginative consciousness differ
    • different times but in such a way that these time periods
    • This is the difference between a person who has
    • significance of this difference is not recognized, if
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture IX: The Continuation of Ego Consciousness after Death in Relation to the Christ
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    • becomes increasingly undifferentiated during the waking
    • is markedly differentiated inwardly and possesses complicated
    • undifferentiated the ether body in the head organization
    • is quite different during the state of sleep. You see with
    • differentiation, of manifoldness of the etheric organism
  • Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture X: The Experience of the Soul's Will Nature
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    • somewhat different connection to the rhythmic system, to the
    • quite differently. It is neither devoted continually to the
    • additional and quite different occurs in the part of the soul
    • different for each period of life. They come to expression in a
    • difference between making a child memorize only so much
    • for what they are. Now dreaming does vary with different
    • characterize it differently and say: The length of this
    • quite different from that of the time that followed this event.
    • differently. You can unite this destiny being with the forces
  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture I: Human Being and his Relationship to the World
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    • differently? Of course, he cannot do so; he is clever already
    • different kind of perception and judgment of the world must
    • case; the facts are quite different. The truth is that the
    • different from sight in the physical world. Things in the
    • different at every moment but the hollow too is different.
  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture II: Identification with the Signs and Spiritual Realities of the Imaginative World
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    • would be an error. For as a rule, something quite different
    • this difference can be seen quite precisely. But then the point
    • different kind, but there will always be among them something
    • different from those of the physical world. ... The next stage
    • to be directed to it. Something quite different is demanded
    • digest an ‘A’ in a different way from an ‘I’ and, through the
    • inner process, realise the difference. If we could experience
    • different from what it is when we have sunk down into them. I
    • Just think of the difference between this and an experience in
    • ourselves to listen in a different way, when we learn to pay
    • attention in a different way. More exact details will be given
    • seven voices, seven different voices are distinguished within
    • to us. We must differentiate in all kinds of ways what a being
    • something, we have to look at it from many different sides,
  • Title: Occult Reading/Hearing: Lecture III: Inner Experiences and 'Moods' of Soul as the Vowels and Consonants of the Spiritual World
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    • heard that through the different forms of preparation which the
    • may be quite indifferent to it. What does interest him may be
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    • different conditions of space and time exist when we ascend to
    • identity. Other Archangeloi must be sought for at different
    • a different mood is developed, the etheric body concentrates in
    • (b). A different radiance and resonance are perceived, as
    • they become something quite different from what they are when
    • everything is different, we become aware of it differently I
    • accustomed to taking words differently from what is the case
    • they belong to different worlds and are not designated without
    • different spiritual organ. We characterise the human organism
    • a new way to the world, whereby he learns to have a different
    • the physical world in a different way. For even in their outer
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    • appears a quite different being from what he is for ordinary
    • self-contained entity at rest. We differentiate between its
    • ordinary consciousness is very different from what is perceived
    • quite different spheres. First, I showed how the physical body
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    • “We” have to fight, but these impulses will have to fight against many different
    • difference in whether ‘idea of free man’ flourishes in a heart, in soul where this
    • is the point here! A grain of wheat is a grain of wheat: The difference, however, lies in where
    • it is sown, in what kind of soil. There is a difference in whether an idea becomes so much part
    • nevertheless it makes a difference whether it grows in soil that is fertile for it or in rocky
    • soil, and it makes a difference whether these scientific ideas which can be striven for in Europe
    • against the reactionary Alexander III. It makes a difference whether the same idea enters the
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    • draw this meeting differently. Here I must also draw a loop line but this must be done so that it
    • into the universe is unconscious. These two parts of man are very clearly differentiated. The
  • Title: Occult Psychology: Lecture Three
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    • have different conceptions and to form our thoughts differently. For example, it must be very
    • ought to be different, but because I really feel it my duty to draw attention, my dear friends,
    • differently, he will also have to learn to feel and experience in quite another way!
  • Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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    • on speaking in the way he had just done, but moves the whole problem into a completely different
    • views are clashing here which arise out of completely different constitutions of soul. And,
    • metamorphosis, Aristotelianism sets in which, fundamentally, presents a completely different
    • constitution of soul from the Platonic one. Aristotelianism represents a completely different
    • it, too, takes on different forms, different metamorphoses, but all of which have a recognizable
    • go into the differences between these two modes of human thought we find important historical
    • soul-constitution was completely different from that of later humanity when, for an understanding
    • as a different reality. This talk of nothingness then
    • soul-forces of ordinary life are active. One must enter a completely different world; that world
    • great difference in one's whole situation in life between having nothing and having fifty francs'
    • which, nevertheless, is a reality — but a different reality.
    • same as me. It is so inexplicable to Fichte that Kant thinks differently from him, that he says:
    • in a very different way in our course, has spoken to humanity through those who were here and of
    • which, as it is in reality, he could not perceive through mere receptivity. In different
    • subordinate to experience and the fathoming of reality, there is a difference here which
    • the mind, but different planes of its radiance."
    • 7. Rudolf Steiner drew attention at different times to the fact that the
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 2: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 1
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    • and from the most varied points of view, how differently the human beings of the
    • have pointed to different things that are peculiar to the human beings of the East, Central
    • how these differentes within humanity express themselves in the civilized world.
    • differentiated, the social views of, let us say, the proletariat, which then, however, colour
    • differentiation — a differentiation into the Western economic element, the Central European
    • everything is flooded by the economic life. This, viewed externally, is the differentiation
    • completely different spirituality is working into present-day human beings and it will be an
    • who incarnate in this way through the metabolic system of different people of the West.
    • different angles, the characteristic of the Western world. We have characterized it, if I may put
    • different types of beings do indeed work through human beings and we understand human character
    • the spiritual foundations underlying the differen-tiation.
    • nine lectures in different cities,
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    • different point of view to the one we have taken for some time in the past, to the
    • differentiation that exists among the peoples of the present civilized world. I indicated how the
    • I also drew attention to how, in a different way,
    • ancient traditions of the different secret societies, (the significance of which I have
    • make themselves felt in the world. In the East this is different. A different stream moves
    • what is political-militaristic, civic-judicial, which also naturally spreads into different
    • disregarded. The human being of the West lives in language in a completely different way —
    • in a radically different way — from the human being of the East. The human being of the
    • slightest understanding for this. For this is something quite different from what is given
    • colour, revealed through colour, what has inspired and worked through different human cultures
    • which basically orginated in France and also in Switzerland but which had quite different forms,
    • improved through quite different principles than were there in the past if it is
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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    • quite different from Schiller's. It was precisely because of the difference of their
    • this work of Kant's which was abstract, but in a completely different sense. And just as he seems
    • human being. If one wishes to look at the richly differentiated inner nature of the human being,
    • difference between some dry, average, professional philistine presenting something on the human
    • well as the threefold differentiation of the social community representing, as these do, the most
    • all a matter of indifference, and this is a terrible thing. Whether the rehasher of Eduard von
    • truth leads to spiritualization. But this is basically still a matter of indifference for modern
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 5: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 4
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    • how different the soul-constitution in Europe must have been which, over large areas, inclined
    • different nature of humanity's interests before this historical turning-point, nor the interests
    • dreamlike way, they were nevertheless faculties different from those of everyday life and it was
    • Orient. I have described this from different aspects. In the Orient it was a matter of fathoming
    • entirely as a result of technology. I have already described this in different ways. I have
    • perceptions naturally then appear as something completely different from what the human being can
    • out of the window why don't they do it directly! Of course, the railways looked different from
    • descriptions of the spiritual world also look different from what nests in heads like Arthur
    • sixteen lectures given in different cities in 1910, (GA 118). Return
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 5
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    • characterized the different epochs of human development in such a way that we have placed the
    • corresponding form of this constitution of soul into different times.
    • look at the immense difference that exists between the whole social structure of the Middle Ages,
    • receive its content? It was — one cannot put it differently — 'inborn'
    • certainly say that this was a very different way of placing a human being in the social order. He
    • of a completely different constitution of soul. The Gospels can only be understood through a
    • event on the physical plane one cannot understand why it ought to be described in four different
    • from this or that view, since it must always be seen from different sides. I have often said that
    • can take place within them but the pictures that are formed can differ in the most manifold ways.
    • continuation of what, in a completely different form, was present in the spirit world before
    • after puberty — although of course in a personal, individual way, different from the way it
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 7: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 6
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    • the near future as lying in such external things as the differences between Japan and America
    • fifteenth century the constitution of people's souls has become quite different from what it was
    • their eiders when they were in their youth. The difference between older people and the
    • should now like to describe, although I have done so in different ways and at different times
    • differs from that of the animal world. The ability to keep man himself in view has been
    • different to the world. I must bring something quite different into the social structure,
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    • even though the mouths demand the arrows which point in a quite different
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    • not alike. These human beings differ fundamentally, and that is the
    • important thing — they are not equal but different.
    • the error which mixes up phenomena that have a very different value and
    • evolutions; therefore is the death of an animal a very different
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    • and on the other hand, confronting it, are the different
    • Empire until the migration of nations that gave such a different
    • concerning the origin of man which is quite different from the one
    • Mystery of Golgotha had been accomplished, this different legend was
    • The very great difference that exists
    • remark the very great difference that exists between the two Creation
    • different from the mood that was transmitted in the Latin influence.
    • happened is something very different. What really happened is that
    • we could express this differently by saying: The Wotan-element
    • an example. To be sure, this dying knowledge appears in the different
    • spheres of life in different degrees, but already in the
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    • of the different one-sided elements in world-existence in order to
    • place, man would obviously be in a different position in this earthly
    • that we should have had a different knowledge of things if the
    • Tree, then a different knowledge must needs have been there from that
    • then entered somewhat differently.
    • what judgments we make, what we differentiate, what we combine in the
    • been realised, then we should have a quite different science from
    • a different way. Then our approach to them would be in harmony with
    • different, if the night experiences came properly into the life of
    • know this man. It would be entirely different if we were to bring in
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    • fact that every thought is essentially different from what people
    • difference between a living being and a reproduction of a living
    • the present time has an entirely different task. We now have the task
    • Greek you find polaric difference. In Greece everything strives for
    • manner of a President of a modern republic. Not much difference
    • different from what the present-day man feels. It was however
    • radically different, and one does not really understand the age of
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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    • that Actually, in the different members which were united through the
    • different from an ordinary human body. An ordinary human body is
    • with the Zarathustra-being still- remained different from other
    • death, — through the Maya of death, in a different
    • who are of different opinion will not believe him, will repulse him-
    • before mankind, what is now presented comes out in quite a different
    • that was said to me and I believe it,’ that is different,
    • very different matter.
    • therefore become conscious that we must take a different stand on
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    • become different, and also that in the part of the earth lying round
    • differences, is up above. It is just the same when one raises oneself
    • Moon to the earth. Our life was quite different on the Old Sun. There
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    • different from what it came to be later on. A great and
    • they had already adopted a different form of worship, the
    • development of humanity itself in the different races and
    • said the Church Fathers, this is an error. All these different
    • world downfall, albeit in their lethargy and indifference men
    • that was altogether different after the 4th century.
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    • lay in something quite different than it does today. The content of
    • supra-physical world can we return once again to what in a different
    • quite differently than what we ourselves have thought. For we should have
    • differently, and so on, all varying in some degree. All are right, none
    • person sees it from a different standpoint.
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    • how in these times realities are completely different from what is
    • true, for what was behind them was something completely different, it
    • consistency, for the way of thinking was so different then from what
    • indifference what they believed if they just recognized God.
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    • One of the most important criteria is the absolute indifference to
    • lodge to social class and other differences. In the correct lodges
    • a matter of indifference under which viewpoints people come together
    • indifference, it becomes a community with particularly strong
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    • approach is different however. According to this approach one does
    • accompany the principle of indifference to one's religious beliefs
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    • that this difference be felt in all its explicitness by the
    • to three different stops. They all lead to the same
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    • been re-founded - do differently than previously. Couldn't I
    • From all this you can judge how different spiritual realities
    • is different with feeling. The greatest enemy of humanity,
    • according to the different regions of the world. Feeling lies
    • the critical points in the escalations and in the difference
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    • man differentiates - insofar as it is necessary for ordinary
    • life between birth and death - he differentiates between truth
    • by differentiating between true and false, reality and
    • could not differentiate between something happening to you
    • semblance and reality are mixed up and to differentiate between
    • is quite different in the spiritual world. You must first grow
    • will gradually be able to differentiate between truth and
    • said about the difficulty in being able to to differentiate
    • accustomed to a different way of judging, a different way of
    • feeling and a different way of willing from what prevails in
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    • minds. For here we enter an area which is essentially different
    • different relationship of thinking, feeling and willing in us
    • potatoes and let everything pass over us with indifference, we
    • is different with feeling. We act correctly if, standing below
    • it's again different when we come to the will. To do so, we
    • and, because they pass through us humans, act differently than
    • souls. And now, because of this differentiation in feelings, we
    • the height, we must differentiate depth-consciousness,
    • first glance there seems to be little difference between
    • completely different. In one the gruesome description of the
    • alongside each other, how different their styles are:
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    • and willing go different ways upon entering the spiritual
    • world, how they enter into different relationships than those
    • difference so clearly. We can hold two cold knitting needles
    • quite a different way than how people of the earth address each
    • differentiated [The cloak of light is drawn around the air and
    • warmth circles: yellow.] Many individually differentiated
    • Then this being would say: I have qualitatively differentiated
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    • differentiate it. We do not specifically differentiate what is
    • a part of ourselves. We do differentiate a table or a chair
    • part of you. The difference between warm and cold affects you
    • related to the animals, plants, stones. And we feel differently
    • is quite different from the comfortable, bourgeois earthly
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    • the difference is between the anthroposophical movement before
    • is different as far as the School is concerned. Those who
    • the other side of the abyss, how differently he sees himself on
    • the other, physical side. He sees himself differently. He sees
    • threshold everything is different from the sensory world. In
    • now we see that willing is something quite different from what
    • normally differentiate willing, feeling, thinking from below
    • differentiate man as a Three: will above in the head, feeling
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    • without. Just as warmth can differ on different places of the
    • body, it is also different in the individual inner organs. You
    • find that the whole inner warmth-organism is differentiated.
    • differentiating warmth - the warmth of the lungs, the warmth of
    • differentiating itself into various nuances of color.
    • cannot merely say: I think through to the differentiations of
    • to the differentiations of my warmth.
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    • differently from what was later painted.
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    • school of a completely different nature before she discovered
    • looks quite different than from without, but it is the same,
    • we will learn today the different ways he sends this I into
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    • wants something different than really standing within the
    • difference in your bodies between when you are silent and when
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    • different, we should have become a different person. Having
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    • realize ever more that the human being must become different
    • the spirits of the higher hierarchies. It is a different kind
    • of relating, which requires a different state of mind.
    • so with a completely different state of mind.
    • When the difference between these states of mind appears, great
    • this ending of the differentiation between earth, water, air
    • are nothing other than differentiated breathing organs. Eye,
    • difference, my dear sisters and brothers — before only
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    • Then a new form resounds – not different in
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    • earth, water, air, fire — are different on the other
    • answers from the cosmos are different. The Guardian asks the
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    • outside and be organized in a different way. Therefore, I must
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    • invents the word, so to speak. There is a subtle difference
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    • are sufficiently different to justify a new volume.
    • is different if we first hear these words from sensory beings,
    • different ways to grasp them. These words are mantric, for
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    • elements. And in different degrees our corporeality is one with
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    • willing becomes something different)
    • be different. Just as willing becomes “the senses'
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