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  • Title: Lecture: The Alphabet
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    • always the individual vowels which are placed in various ways in front
    • world before birth, or before conception, gradually evolved out of the
    • planted trees in a beautifully artistic order. Each individual tree
    • point. Take all the individual things — all that resounds from the
    • experience, melts away. If we look upon Man and gradually learn to
    • have an individual human being in front of us, but this individual is
    • consciousness in an abstract way by consecrating individual days to
    • men were led through grammar into the mystery of the individual
    • biographies we find nothing of all this. Only when in every individual
  • Title: Lecture: Soul and Spirit in the Human Physical Constitution
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    • gradually discovering man's place in the life of the cosmos, and on
    • knowledge that has an individual-personal bearing. If we did not
  • Title: Lecture: The Moral as the Source of World-Creative Power
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    • began, very gradually, to be unfolded in Greece,
  • Title: Lecture: The Path to Freedom and Love and their Significance in World Events
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    • we gradually perfect our actions we finally succeed in sending
    • laid that which comes from the individual egohood, and the seed is
  • Title: Lecture: Search for the New Isis, the Divine Sophia: The Quest for the Isis-Sophia
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    • Spiritual Guidance of the Individual and Humanity) between the third and
  • Title: Evil and the Future of Man
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    • consequences which appear in any individual man to a greater or lesser
    • This underlying feeling must be gradually developed; this must be
  • Title: Lecture: The Human Heart
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    • All this goes on gradually throughout the period of life between the
    • it gradually decays. (This may not be a very beautiful expression, by
    • individualized.
    • gradually into the organs. It slides into the organs. This way of
    • permeated gradually, through and through, with that which man brings
    • more intense. Gradually these forms disappear, they slide into the
  • Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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    • external injuries intervene, an individual should be basically
    • organization suffciently. Then in this individual there will
    • with the physical organization. An individual can be born in such a
    • individuals we can already see the consequences of this from
    • become too strong. In such pale, lanky individuals we must strive to
    • In such individuals
    • lives in individual plants. Then we will also know how the different
    • large scale, for example, for us to ensure that individuals who might
    • how the breakdown processes first resist and then only gradually
    • chlorine on the other work in the human organism. For each individual
  • Title: Lecture: Outlooks for the Future
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    • and they could only transform it gradually. The animals could transform
    • of all discover the Christ, and in His following we shall gradually
    • strength to make of us individual human beings.
  • Title: Lecture: Self Knowledge and the Christ Experience
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    • earlier peoples. Their pictorial consciousness gradually diminished during
    • that individuals are accepted into the Mysteries, according to their degree
    • the individual on earth was not regarded as entirely fulfilling his
  • Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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    • have to draw on ourselves. We gradually have to release what we have
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Emptiness and Social Life
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    • not only for portraying individual men but for accurately discerning
    • mentality of the educated middle class. Naturally, many individuals
    • propitious and not an ominous future. The idiocy that is gradually
    • gradually to man's downfall. The globe of the future will have to
  • Title: Lecture: The Sun-Mystery in the Course of Human History
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    • and gradually vanished into the ocean-depths of the soul. And it is in
  • Title: The Individuality of Elias, John, Raphael, Novalis
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    • and who are the spiritual Individualities of the great original Leaders of
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • Men gradually came out
    • initiation gradually died out, through the growing influence of
  • Title: Lecture: The Origin of Speech and Language
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    • speak. As the infant gradually learns to speak, more and more small
    • merely to cry but also to turn this crying into individual sounds,
    • (“bee”). Gradually, as you know, they also learn to utter
    • out of their crying children gradually manage to form words by adding
    • my task is now to gradually direct everything previously carried out
    • intelligent in later life, but more so, because I gradually transform
    • side to the right and then gradually reduce them on the right. What
    • place, you see, is that the nerve bundles, as it were, gradually
  • Title: Lecture: The Sense-Organs and Aesthetic Experience
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    • changes in the human being? Materialism has led gradually to the
    • gradually these abstractions are abandoned, too. At the beginning of
  • Title: Lecture: A Turning-Point in Modern History
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    • for individual human beings, and also for the State and the social
    • out the individual human being, with his inner conflicts, his
    • realms into one. Economic life, it is said, must be brought gradually
    • productivity is for the State what physical food is for individual
    • right way only if they can develop individually, not when they are
    • State has gradually taken possession of all the academic institutions
    • individuality; in no other way can it flourish.
  • Title: Lecture: Elemental Beings and Human Destinies
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    • feeling, are by no means our own individual property. They take place
    • made upon your feeling is there, and then gradually the vibrations of
    • of time depends on the whole form and character of the individual
    • however, depending on the individual human being.
    • the life of Man. An insight into such things must gradually become
    • We pass as individual human beings through the gate of death into the
    • dying stage of its evolution. The individual human being gets wrinkles
    • then it somehow or other disappears; it gradually weakens and is lost.
  • Title: Lecture: Man, Offspring of the World of Stars
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    • the Moon. It is the Sun which places man as an individual on the
    • individuality, however, man is the product of the Sun forces.
    • gradually to make himself free of these conditions. But he must free
  • Title: Lecture: The Three Stages of Sleep
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    • outside the body. The individual lives then in a different
  • Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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    • certain individuals, saying that their teachings were to be avoided at
    • obliterate all that had previously been known of these individuals.
    • Ammonius Saccas gave instruction to individual pupils but left nothing
    • ancient times it was still possible for individuals here and there to
    • Initiation, the preparation of the individual for Initiation. We see a
    • historical tradition as against the strivings of individual human
    • Saccas and Iamblichus, namely, that the individual human being can
    • possibility of individual insight smothered. The ancient path of
  • Title: Lecture: The Recovery of the Living Source of Speech
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    • Individualities.
    • Individualitaeten. Die Verinnerlichung der Jahresfeste.
    • The Human Soul in its Connection with Godly-Spiritual Individualities.
    • Individualitaeten. Die Verinnerlichung der Jahresfeste.
    • gradually loses the connection, which is so essential to him, with
    • pedantry, which has gradually been creeping into man's life and
    • that as men gradually receive into themselves more and more of the
    • reach a higher stage. The Archangels gradually receive more and more
    • Archangels gradually receive more and more of the Christ, Who has
  • Title: Lecture: Gnostic Doctrines and Supersensible Influences in Europe
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    • individualised Beings. And at the lowest level, at the lowest stage
    • incorporate not in the individual man nor yet in a nation, but rather
    • experience of kinship with the Pleroma, the faculty of individual
    • revealed to him. The springing-forth of individual thoughts
    • words, a Luciferic impulse gradually insinuated itself into the
    • unfold the faculty of pure thought were gradually tinged with
  • Title: Lecture I: Ancient Myths
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    • nor do I venerate the single individuality which has lived in this
    • in whose whole being not only his own individuality had lived, but
    • the individuality of a super-sensible being; this had expressed
    • that which he conceived of as Zeus from the human individuality which
  • Title: Lecture II: Ancient Myths
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    • consciousness. The Greeks saw such Beings in the individuals of the
    • mysteries, but gradually, since it has become abstract, only serves
    • fact, expressed in the myths. Thinking gradually passed over to
    • gradually vanished, it was necessary to fall back on just such a
    • connected with mankind as such, that goes beyond the individual
    • to say. As the individual man directed his life with his ordinary
    • to the fifth Post-Atlantean epoch in which abstraction has gradually
  • Title: Lecture III: Ancient Myths
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    • speak in common have formed the individually sounding languages,
  • Title: Lecture IV: Ancient Myths
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    • question, however, can only be approached slowly and gradually. It
    • thus into a special relation with the universe, gradually evolved
  • Title: Lecture V: Ancient Myths
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    • changes taking place in a single individual. The individual as the
    • one hand he looked back at the 18th Century, how it had gradually
    • however with something else. We are gradually developing a
  • Title: Lecture VI: Ancient Myths
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    • the skeleton is a duality. You can easily lift up the skull from the
    • complexity. But we will first consider the duality which we see when
    • trunk-man. And so too is the complete flesh and blood man a duality,
    • individual.
    • slowly, is destined to transform the head-knowledge gradually into
    • of the future; that head-knowledge shall gradually be
    • duality, as head-man and heart-man in connection with the universe,
    • gradually begun to turn aside from all that can be known of the
    • European social totality — inasmuch as it has gradually created
    • disregards individual pacifist cranks who have seen something serious
  • Title: Lecture VII: Ancient Myths
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    • goes to pieces gradually during our life and the spiritual arises. We
    • Some individuals
    • of how individuals take it into account, in which case however they
    • heart. This can of course happen in the case of single individuals,
    • individuals, when it passes over into our civilization, when our
    • the earth. Only man must gradually develop what has been
    • the individual but humanity too in a certain way has forgotten how to
    • of what cannot be rejuvenated. Whether we look at individual persons
  • Title: Lecture: The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and the Development of Knowledge in Modern Times
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    • The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages
    • The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and
    • spirit. By departing from various standpoints, we have gradually
    • years prior to the Mystery of Golgotha, and then it has gradually
    • that humanity gradually loses altogether the possibility of
    • traditionally from a Christian direction and had gradually acquired
    • this dual character of cognition during the Middle Ages. New
    • intellect, as such, had developed, its technique had gradually
    • gradually paled and died. The possibility of an independent
    • gradually paled under the influence of contents which were
    • gradually disappeared completely, and what lies before us in the
    • super-sensible contents gradually pales and disappears. Also this
    • were gradually lost, so that finally nothing remained of this idea
    • these super-sensible contents of human knowledge had gradually
    • is gradually losing its contents and is gradually adopting the
  • Title: Lecture: The Remedy for Our Diseased Civilisation
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    • world-conception was gradually approaching a certain culminating
    • gradually came to the surface in more recent times, and that it was
    • gradually come about that the arms, feet and legs of the human being
    • so forth. Particularly the individual side becomes an egoistic
    • we gradually learn to swear in the materialistic epoch, between
    • face this war of all against all. We would see the gradual
    • result of the world-conception which has gradually developed since
  • Title: Lecture: Salt, Mercury, Sulphur
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    • experienced, however, they gradually become vision of man’s
    • course of the Middle Ages this wisdom was gradually superseded by a
    • in the element of air, by the process of breathing, again gradually
    • which were gradually evolved by Scholasticism and have since been
  • Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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    • can there gradually be achieved what is necessary in this domain. As
  • Title: Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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    • have gradually become those of our arts — bodily, plastic
    • before him. The theology and religion of our time has gradually
    • work from the enthusiasm of a few single individuals, but that it is
    • gradually develop together with anthroposophical knowledge out of the
    • single individual, but that, out of the knowledge thus gained in an
    • individual way, there must flow by an absolute inner necessity the
    • private individual, and in such a way that I have emphasized with the
    • this being made quite clear to the world; to individuals who wished
    • I am quite sure that the very excellent and outstanding individuals
  • Title: Lecture: Concerning the Origin and Nature of the Finnish Nation
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    • (Ruotsi). The Slavs then gradually adopted this name, and because
    • Just as an individual human being
  • Title: Lecture: Perceiving and Remembering
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    • of this materialistic impulse we shall gradually enter an evolution in which
  • Title: Perception of the Nature of Thought
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    • between the individual man and his ancestors and is included in the
    • individual thought, but is stimulated by the impulse coming from the
    • The Christ-Impulse gradually faded and man became aware that the
    • longer duration of life than an individual man. The individual man
  • Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Individualities of the Planets
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    • The Spiritual Individualities of the Planets
    • SPIRITUAL INDIVIDUALITIES OF THE PLANETS
    • rotating nebula, out of which the heavenly bodies gradually
    • speak of the “individualities” and the individual
    • In this way one comes gradually to a knowledge of the “individuality”
    • individuality. Equally it is not possible for a science that
    • individuality of the Moon.
    • he is reveals itself gradually as a kind of memory of the planetary
    • Saturn presents himself to us as the heavenly individuality who has
    • past. These indications give some idea of the individuality, the
    • individual character, of Saturn.
    • zest and fervour. Mars is the planetary individuality who in the
    • individualities stands the Sun, creating harmony between the
    • individuality in whom the element of necessity in destiny and the
  • Title: Lecture: The Elemental World and the Future of Mankind
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    • gradually acquire knowledge in a different way, — he must set
    • individuality and rather strive to amalgamate. Certain initiates in
    • another and become many individuals. Rather do they strive to grow
    • whatever is investigated concerning the atomic weight of individual
  • Title: Lecture: A Picture of Earth-Evolution in the Future
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    • earth. These Beings of whom I have spoken will gradually come down to the
    • feeling and consciousness of freedom, the self-completeness of individuality
  • Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Communion of Mankind
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    • leaders in these Mysteries who began gradually to separate out
    • lungs, and so on, and in understanding the organs individually we
  • Title: Lecture: Technology and Art: Their Bearing on Modern Culture
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    • individual human being. Even to-day it can sometimes be noticed how
  • Title: Lecture: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time.
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    • We can say that with the gradual transition from the Egyptian into
    • gradually been assimilated by the ruling body, the state, drew out of
  • Title: Lecture: The Coming Experience of Christ
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    • of this chaos, individual souls will emerge who will have a very
    • both in the individual and more especially in social life, this
    • oppressive and dreadful will it gradually become. And the strength of
    • membering of mankind according to the will of its individual
  • Title: Lecture: Modern and Ancient Spiritual Exercises
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    • as the Ancient Indian epoch, certain individuals developed, in a manner
    • acquired a strong feeling of his independence, of his individual
    • gradually felt less intensely within the breath; it no longer remained
    • breath it is gradually linked to an external rhythm. By setting thinking
    • from breathing and gradually united with the external rhythm, it dives
    • within individual objects.
    • to the earth. This is the consequence of gradually entering into the
    • because thinking, which has gradually become strong and alive, has found
  • Title: Lecture: The Meaning of Easter: St. Paul and the Christ Impulse
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    • mankind had gradually to lose this living communion with the divine and
  • Title: Lecture: The Universe
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    • gradual process of man's formation from outside
    • earth. This will gradually reveal the human being, from the
  • Title: Lecture: The Templars
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    • what gradually began to live in the souls of the Templars.
    • and deep experiences were then undergone, and not for the individual soul
    • souls of the Templars should be torn out of the individuality of the Templars
    • with the Mystery of Golgotha did not remain with them as individuals, but was
    • also to be removed, as it were, from the individuality and embodied in the
    • that owed its origin to the fact that individual souls were continually being
    • personality and of all individuality and have the will of their parents
    • different again comes about from when it is only a case of the individual
    • lives. The life that we lead as an individual remains within our own person;
    • further with the human individuality, while some of it is incorporated into
    • it came about that in modern times, while certain individuals were inspired
    • beings have to experience these errors, and they will gradually come to see
    • gradually assumed a personal character, inasmuch as it aims merely at putting
    • wherein the souls of men may take their places individually and be able to
    • variety that can enter earth life in human individuality to come to
    • expression. One human being manifests one individuality, a second another,
    • and a third a different one again. All these individualities in their several
    • the single human individual to the whole stream of cosmic spiritual evolution
    • on the earth that the various impulses entered into Man only gradually. There
  • Title: The Year as a Symbol of the Great Cosmic Year
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    • individual plants, but of the whole united plant-world — is a
  • Title: On the Duty of Clear, Sound Thinking
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    • individual concern, that they will eventually have to take up the
    • is true that as individuals and even as a small society we cannot do
    • much the individual assertions that people make, it is the Ahrimanic
    • individuals, — as a small society — we cannot do much.
  • Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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    • though individuals had some inkling of it.
    • virtue of his individual constitution, he was also able to penetrate
    • gradually spread throughout the West and will become a world culture.
  • Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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    • gradually develop. If we learn to trace back these emerging spiritual
    • faculties in the same way that we trace the gradual growth of the
  • Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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    • Gradually, however, the significance of death began to dawn upon
    • intellectualism this Initiation-knowledge gradually faded away
  • Title: Lecture: Fundamentals of the Science of Initiation
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    • say: Ancient Greek history is, essentially, the gradual loss of
    • Epicureans this gradually disappears. The ancient primeval knowledge
    • waning and gradual dying out of the ancient primeval wisdom. It is
  • Title: Lecture: Cosmogony, Freedom, Altruism
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    • forces which gradually and inevitably must bring about its
    • civilisation is gradually sinking into something where it can
    • individuals about freedom, at the time when all Germany was
    • human individual endowed with particular faculties, he is
    • old. The ruins of the old civilisation will gradually
    • possible along roads that lead to ethical individualism.
    • Cognition, and an Ethical Individualism.’
    • Individualism,” for ethical individualism is nothing
  • Title: Lecture: Brunetto Latini
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    • difficult. Nevertheless, personal and individual
    • gradually. We know that there was in ancient times the normal
    • condition of clairvoyance. This gradually ebbed away and died
  • Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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    • paid to the personal and distinctive qualities of individual human
    • inasmuch as it is a public affair, concerning not the individual
    • the individual and the community?
    • essence of the materialism that has gradually come to be the
    • principles the body as such is gradually destroyed. The body
    • of the individuality of the other. The social question will be lifted
    • then the position of each individual in the community will be quite
  • Title: Lecture: Speech and Song
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    • conditions of equilibrium. We see the child slowly and gradually
    • when, after his birth, he gradually finds his way into the conditions
    • thinking is gradually adapted to the earthly conditions. In
    • farther from the earth, he gradually comes to see the planets as well
  • Title: Lecture: Concerning Electricity
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    • light that surges through the world's spaces, was gradually defamed
  • Title: Lecture: The Problem of Jesus and Christ in Earlier Times
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    • gradually grew dim and faded away — a higher form of knowledge
    • must imagine further that it was because of the gradual paralysis of
    • gradual darkening and disappearance of a certain view and way of
    • had gradually degenerated, so that, when the Christ did come, people
    • were trained. When we consider this significant individual, we find
    • could say. When the Gnosis gradually disappeared altogether, it was
    • gradually disappeared. Contained in this spiritual
    • single individual, we again differentiate between the physical
    • spiritual soul and the physical part in each individual human being
    • gradually. This was the outer aspect: People came to know in images
    • what had occurred in Palestine; only gradually, with the aid of
    • first appearance of “Jesus” — gradually conquered
    • the Gospels conquered human hearts and souls only very gradually. So
    • experience gradually within himself the human connection with the
    • when describing this individual as a divine being, they are not at
    • gradually. His achievements took the form of actual facts. The points
    • my little book on the progress of the individual and humanity), the
    • will gradually begin to understand Christmas when they learn to
    • The Spiritual Guidance of the Individual and Humanity: Some
  • Title: Lecture: On the Dimensions of Space
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    • have gradually come to this pass; our purely intellectualistic thinking
    • can really have it, and then we gradually come near the truth that
    • gradually to perceive our plane of symmetry, so too we can learn to
    • to perceive a gradual transition. The mere intellect says : The
    • gradually from the spatial to the unspatial.
  • Title: Lecture: Thinking and Willing as Two Poles of the Human Soul-Life
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    • forces gradually emerge as actual thought-forces; but they are present
    • gradually develop from the time of conception and birth lie the
    • really in this, that gradually the will is taken hold of by the
    • dream. We have to introduce logic into life by our own individual
    • a vague and nebulous condition. Man would gradually have lost all
    • always of a duality, of good and evil, of God and the Devil, and so
    • that one understands this dualism in such a way that Ormuzd is looked
    • otherwise, if we speak only of the duality between God and the
    • can be put right by leading away from the conception of Duality, and
    • dual leads finally to a condition in which man cannot live, for he
  • Title: Vortrage: Denken, Fühlen, Wollen - Das Muspilhgedicht
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    • Denkweisen, die reden eigentlich immer von einer Dualität, von
    • der begangen wird, daß man diesen Dualismus so faßt, als
    • Bewußtsein, sonst werden wir, wenn wir nur von der Dualität
    • dadurch, daß man aus der Dualität wieder in die
    • Trinität hineinführt, denn alles Duale führt zuletzt
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 1: The Driving Force Behind Europe's War
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    • whichever form they may take in the minds of individual
    • average individual; being anthroposophists, you are not
    • real feeling for what it means when a miserable individual of
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 2: Humanity's Struggle for Morality
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    • instinctive level, and individuals are then aware of the
    • individuals are becoming aware of one such riddle. Yet they
    • provided for if human beings gradually let the moral element
    • machines. They wanted them to be free individuals who realize
    • evolution is taking. Individuals will gain in years, being 1,
    • influence from outside; this individual would be very much
    • take a really typical individual who essentially shows only
    • maintained. And so the individual remains as he is —
    • this would be a key point in the life of an individual who
    • individual imbued with the impulses of the age who now
    • an individual, someone born into such circumstances who only
    • realities which people must gradually learn to observe and
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 3: The Search for a Perfect World
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    • are free individuals and therefore free to live in illusion.
    • And the way individuals accept truths today strongly reveals
    • Luther's words. But we cannot do that, for the individual
    • Some individuals have a true esoteric impulse, and I will
    • a continuation of earlier practices: to have individual
    • interviews. 1f talking to individuals had not resulted in
    • because individuals want to tell others for their own sake;
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 4: The Elemental Spirits of Birth and Death
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    • death' for the moment. It is true that the individuals who
    • age it was possible for individuals who desired to harm their
    • such a way that the individual concerned would be an
    • gradually make it necessary for us to use the elemental
    • necessary. One such individual is Ricarda Huch,
    • once they know that the devil is all around them. Individuals
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 5: Changes in Humanity's Spiritual Make-up
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    • in the future will arise because the individuals concerned, whom we
    • gradually, however. For the time being, human beings still
    • evil. But only the outer physical body, not the individual
    • should it not be possible for an individual to incarnate in a
    • The individual can still be good inside such a body, for the
    • be gradually, as I have said on a number of occasions. The
    • meetings, or individuals, with old ideas running on like
    • ensure that only healthy individuals are born in future and
    • of their individual reality again.
    • the growing inwardness of individual human beings. Sometimes
    • things, that Jesus Christ — that strange individual
    • everything which came from the individual called Jesus could
    • only have come from this individual because he was suffering
    • regard to the individual nature of others. Individuals differ
    • be what they appear to be. The individual person will be deep
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality
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    • thinking about them. Today the idea is that individuals are
    • not able to do this, but if you multiply the individual by so
  • Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 7: Working from Spiritual Reality
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    • eminently true, and the individuals who are so proud of their
    • individual whose inner impulses really came from all the
    • humanity in post-Atlantean times and would gradually
    • not able to see them. Luther, however, was an individual of
    • Luther as an individual whose inner life belonged to the
    • these things, irrespective of what individual people may feel
    • have undergone a transformation. In the past, individuals who
    • gradually approach the fire and do not shy away from reality.
    • then consider the teachers of that individual to see if you
    • the achievements of the individual.
    • make the individuals in question what they were. In most
    • the education of individuals who later became great
    • spirit. And whom do we like best to imitate? The individual
    • individual to develop, efforts are actually in progress to
    • atmosphere, as it were. And if something of an individual
    • assume the individual concerned found himself in a situation
    • individual's defence. It has to be realized that it is
    • us assume, however, the individual concerned was a lecturer
    • individual who is to be educated. Then a strange thing will
    • at once, in dualism — to enter into profound thought
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    • individual basis.
    • life. Here the human thoughts of every individual enter into
    • to develop here on this hill. For art, too, has gradually
    • has gradually entered more and more into the lifeless sphere,
    • this is an erudite, scholarly and truly profound individual,
    • organism and individual citizens as the cells in this
    • organism, with the individual citizens as its cells. We do,
    • and you would then no longer consider the individual
    • organism, this makes individual human beings into cells,
    • this as your basis and then observe how individual States
    • also Schaeffle's — mistake was to compare an individual
    • way individual people do in a country. Cells adjoin, they are
    • neighbours, and this also holds true for individual States,
    • the organism and an individual State to a cell. Well, the
    • case where Kjellen compares the individual State to an
    • say that some individuals had a notion that this war was
    • where they gradually go to sleep in their satisfaction at the
    • in general terms about world harmony, about the individual
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    • outer and inner destiny experienced by these individuals, and
    • Some individuals develop an irresistible hankering for
    • with the fallen Ahriman. They gradually come to love the
    • taking note of how its organs gradually change, or partly
    • longer be sought. But the individuals who have become so tied
    • started?’‘ The individual who started it had a
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    • these individuals must nevertheless know three or four people
    • principle comes to expression in different ways in individual
    • had gradually evolved from animals. At the same time, large
    • must gradually come to the realization that everything
    • like the individual whom I gave as an example the other day,
    • using our terminology, but considering those individual
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    • soundness of human life in the future than for individuals to
    • world need to be more and more fully developed. Individual
    • to take delight in stories which represent individual aspects
    • “Education must be put on an individual basis”
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    • individual. It was not to be, however, for humanity was not
    • every human being to be an independent individual. This would
    • in each individual region was to establish order in the blood
    • the individual and seeking to establish laws based on this,
    • gradually dying down as the powers of their brothers begin to
    • basis on which people can be independent individuals. And it
    • is gradually becoming the task of the spirits who are related
    • catastrophe, just as in the case of the individual the
    • gradually acquiring traits which recall the old Indian
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    • and gradually. Today we shall first of all consider some ways
    • in a downward direction and gradually caused materialistic
    • this was bound to come about gradually after their fall in
    • beginning of our era there lived an individual who was
    • mentally and psychologically abnormal; this individual went
    • individual instances. Let me give you an example which may
    • is of interest when one considers such an individual who is
    • which has been gradually evolving since the sixteenth
    • anthroposophy is gradually helping us to bring life into
    • particular nation, simply as a human individual who is here
    • individuals who are involved in current events, for example,
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    • developed slowly and gradually, of course, and we are able to
    • of light for its impulses will gradually come to an end. The
    • into action when individuals have reached the age of 28, when
    • an individual who taught criminal law and who tends to come
    • This individual taught criminal law at a university. He
    • individuals but merely the system used in schools —
    • science! These things only move gradually from being
    • way that the individual concerned gets a feeling for events
    • endeavours will be that every individual will be able to
    • being pulled and that some individuals are pulling the
    • strings. Those individuals will find it all the easier to do
    • the enemies of democracy, the individual concerned wrote, but
    • individuals who are the real rulers and exploiters of France.
    • run from the actions of such an individual to the different
    • specific individuals — who, he says, govern and exploit
    • one such individual will be enough for many thousands. It is
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    • gradually arrived at a point in our evolution where we have dropped
    • the human being gradually dropped completely out of our understanding
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    • entire organism. When the organism gradually grows firmer and harder,
    • gradually becomes a habit. Think of the more recent evolution of
    • individual life, because the animal has no pre-earthly, individual
    • spirit. Gradually man assumed a higher spirituality. The lower
    • that they may undergo a gradual material metamorphosis in the grave!
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    • are voiced by an individual like Dupuis, it only means that
    • theologians of the 19th century Christ gradually vanished
    • they gradually grew more lenient. Namely, in keeping esoteric
    • truths gradually penetrated out of the Mysteries, into the
    • times. With the approach of modern time they gradually lost
    • gradually been lost. It was with the 15th century that they
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    • — not as concerns his own individual, personal Karma,
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    • relation — a quite individual relation — to the
    • in their relation to the Sun, we see the Sun gradually
    • is 72 years. All this is connected with the duality between
    • body. It corresponds exactly to the duality of the movements
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    • spiritual way in which man lived in his surroundings gradually
    • Buddha, who gradually became an object of veneration on the part
    • the 19th Century gradually changed Christ Jesus into a
    • we understand this, then the individual Christmas idea which we
    • We must learn to celebrate not only an individual Christmas, but
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    • Creation gradually arose: how Lucifer appeared to man, and how men
    • concealed from the human individuality on going through the gates of
    • European villages in which they arose and gradually evolved, shows us
    • something of what was being enacted before them. Gradually it became
    • of this quite profane feeling there gradually evolved that holy awe
    • described was the conception of Christmas gradually developed. For
    • various individuals, but never became popular.
    • future which is gradually to bring forth the birth of the spiritual
    • the spiritual life which was gradually dying out before Golgotha had
    • known in the Mystery of Christmas, which men will gradually learn to
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    • Word resounded, how out of the universal Word creation arose gradually,
    • that there is a termination for the human individuality of that which
    • gradually developed in areas of Central Europe, we are able to see
    • what was performed in front of them. Gradually there was a
    • Child in it for a little while. Gradually similar moments of
    • there developed gradually, bit by bit, the holy mood about which I
    • described it has the Christmas thought gradually been added. What
    • recorded by individual poets, but it did not become popular. The
    • Christ thought therefore becomes great and must gradually become
    • Golgotha had to pass away, gradually it had to be extinguished. The
    • often do not know what to make of these individuals who guide us to
    • An individual
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    • body it spins threads out of which it forms a hard covering. Gradually
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    • los órganos individualmente, llegamos a comprender el universo. Se
  • Title: Lecture: Factors of Karma, Deficiencies in Psychoanalysis
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    • very end do we see Faust gradually free himself from
    • regions we shall also find what comes from the individual's
    • has four strings), so does the individual life arise. It may be
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    • specific individuality who stands there in history as Friedrich
    • narrowness — how it brought forth this individuality.
    • home to many individuals. Riddles are being set by life
    • can well observe it, if we consider those individuals of
    • with his own individual being, right down into his nervous
    • the individual, the life of human groups, even the life of all
    • has gradually become lost to men. Think only of this: in the
  • Title: Lecture: Hereditary Impulses and Impulses from Previous Earth Lives
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    • gain an idea of the individual man's position in
    • Unable to take hold either of individual Karma or of
    • the individual was of far greater importance. (I am clothing it
    • stronger individuality was speaking; one felt the active rising
    • wearing down of individuality; in a word, all that will tend to
    • follow after them. Thus will the individual be sacrificed to
    • individuality as Blavatsky, who appeared as it were from
    • said to me: We will gradually learn to do without the lectures.
    • other streams. And the question is whether individuals have the
    • conscience — and, above all, the freedom of individual
    • conviction, the placing of individual convictions, into the
    • life — the immediate human life of the individual
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    • individual human being through his repeated lives on Earth.
    • the Angel guides the human individuality through his repeated
    • life of the individual. Bearing all this in mind we shall not
    • individual, but in the epoch as a whole, it gradually leads to
    • Such aberration remains in a sense an individual matter. At
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    • content of his mind, then he gradually educates his heart and
    • not what fanciful individuals may somehow portray in pictures of
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    • individual crystal forms within it
    • onwards. The Earth is gradually more and more consolidated, so
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    • gradually be dissolved into the Earth: the Earth would absorb them.
    • This form would then be able to merge gradually into the
    • living limestone and thereby become gradually one with the
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    • which earthly mineral limestone is gradually transformed, and
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    • realm of spirit; his soul gazes down not at an individual human body
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    • of it can appear in certain individuals. But the stages of human existence
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    • certain individuals. However, the stages of human existence that we
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    • dualism which cannot find the bridge between the Ideal —
    • recent epoch clearly inclines on the one side to a dualistic
    • dualism, between Darkness and Light, Evil and Good; that which
    • Manichaeism only `gets' on with Dualism, (in its own way quite
    • World-views individually in the abstract, but one must regard
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    • year, while our movement gradually took shape within them. The
    • not wish to mention individual buildings, because they are not
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    • west to east and gradually peopling Europe and Asia. All that
    • There were a few individuals who knew them, and they were the
    • What we have to attain to-day as individuals was attained at
    • host gradually disappeared from view, and then the flash of
    • When a few individuals, after undergoing severe inner tests and
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    • dual nature, — that he has on the one hand the
    • Gilgamesh we have to do with an individuality, who returned
    • the other individuality who had now also come to that city we
    • this second individuality formed an intimate friendship
    • evidence of the duality in man's nature. The one —
    • Gilgamesh — was conscious of this duality; he was one of
    • Earth came into being, how gradually everything external to man
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    • yesterday to show from the example of individual
    • course of these lectures, shut off as an individual being from
    • deepening of the soul took place for both the individuals of
    • that there were individuals of all classes in life, on into the
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    • the individuality Gilgamesh became, who was also in close
    • you must remember, my dear friends, that the individuality who
    • Greece was however gradually working herself free from the
    • super-sensible worlds, for man was already gradually emerging
    • individual and personal spiritual faculties. Step by step we
    • then we see gradually rise up in the foreground the Roman
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    • personality of the individual. Eastern mankind was not so built
    • up. The individual of the East felt himself part of a
    • gradually disappears.
    • individuals who gave evidence of Aristotelian spiritual
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    • What does the newer Natural Science, that has gradually grown
    • be pointed out that with the gradual dimming and darkening of
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    • beginning of the epoch that saw the gradual and complete
    • man of later times gradually lost all knowledge of how his
    • look of peace developed gradually that mild and gentle gaze
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    • those individuals who are outwardly the spiritual leaders in
    • argument but because every individual should let his mind and
    • individual who becomes a doctor to-day really longs for
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    • would never feel ourselves to be individuals. Therefore, just
    • through the free life of thought we feel ourselves as individual
    • ourselves as individuals. We feel ourselves as personalities
    • Science believes that what we as individual persons experiences
    • this Duality up to a certain point; experiencing on the one hand
    • individual person, am not bound to my physical or etheric bodies
    • Then gradually men lost the consciousness that
    • individual Gods, — the Christians called them Angels —
    • Saint-Simon, because gradually Saint-Simon had become too mystical;
    • and the disciples of Auguste Comte gradually turned from him
    • theories but simply individual facts — there was such a
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    • perceives it being dissolved, as gradually passing over into
    • Only when the individuality in the human organism gains
    • and sprouting plant gradually withers and decays; thus the
    • to, between the individual life of man and the life of the
    • individual winter.
    • whole life through, a gradual death is taking place for
    • — the development of man is gradually withdrawing more
    • and really experiences individually what has first to build
    • there is a gradual falling away from the real inner life of
    • compositions, of juxtapositions of individual parts. What art
    • of feeling and perceiving the inner truth of things gradually
    • that the individuality of a Beethoven, Richard Wagner,
    • individualities built up from a unity that is alive, but a
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    • gradually and slowly acquire the possibility of living
    • laborious process of inner development he gradually gives a
    • regions of the cosmos gradually draw near to this
    • living at a time, in which humanity must prepare gradually to
    • gradually assumed an ever more morally assailable character
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    • influence that spiritual science must exert on individual,
    • individual. Still, it may also be said that, in spite of much
    • individuality of the innate endowments and nature of Goethe.
    • created characters directly from human individualities; who
    • degree, taken on individual forms. How this came about is not
    • thus he could experience it everywhere in its individual
    • that strange individual who participated in so many events of
    • individual historical periods
    • his mind to which I have alluded, to take just any individual
    • From this a mood gradually arose that affected many cultured
    • he was so firmly rooted in his own individuality. On the other
    • how, as he gradually deepened his ideas of nature, he
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    • of the individual and, in a broader sense, the collective karma
    • concerns single individuals, it is extraordinarily complicated,
    • intended to light up each individual existence. His life, to be
    • gradually approach, are here somewhat expanded.
    • events is one thing and the participation of an individual in
    • summon those individualities who are especially fitted through
    • individuality of Goethe and his age when taken in the broadest
    • Goethe individuality was far greater than what could be taken up and
    • body, which establishes these human individualities strongly in
    • is also necessary to grasp the special, individual way in which
    • individuality and how such an individuality is bound up in the
    • gradually between his twenty-fifth and fiftieth years, in which
    • lacking. In accordance with his individuality, he had to write
    • Otherwise, it would not be true that individuals such as
    • gradually without difficulty, one page at a time; he can do
    • near to suicide. He had to be rejuvenated. A lesser individual
    • individual human being. In the last analysis, the laws working
    • in an eminent human being apply to all individuals. Tomorrow we
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    • individuals such as Goethe are capable of creating something so
    • certain individuals are separated from the rest of humanity and
    • that of each individual and ask ourselves: What conclusion can
    • be drawn from the difference between these individual lives and
    • individual enters into an entirely different relationship with
    • such a modification in an individual's relationship to the
    • our individuality as is ordinarily assumed. It is clear that
    • gradually been introduced since the nineteenth century, and a
    • different. If these individuals who are experiencing these
    • get from them what they needed to learn. He also gradually
    • Moon periods is necessary to every individual on earth, so it
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    • the sacrificial priests educated some individuals in such a way
    • the earth's aura. By putting these individuals into contact
    • period, in which the individual freed himself from the will of
    • There are, indeed, many such individuals. A person who has
    • interrelationships of life least of all. This must gradually
    • an individual creates in his vocation, as I have described, was
    • the individual substances. Today this is still true to a large
    • themselves gradually into what he produces. Thus, it will not
    • factory will operate in a completely individual way that will
    • this objectivity. Everything that they touch will gradually
    • time will come when an individual will be able to step up to a
    • individuals like himself. Evil minded people will produce quite
    • that I have called your attention to certain individuals who
    • the fact that individuals can no longer unite their emotions
    • is necessary for an ever greater number of individuals in the
    • world to gradually find the opposite pole. This consists in
    • gradually become worse, were really utterly unfit for the
    • these matters for the individual, and for karma.
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    • subsume individual human elements from a life's destiny. In
    • other words, what is called the vocation of an individual must
    • and prejudice of an individual, as well as the people around
    • see how Faust gradually frees himself from Mephistopheles. Even
    • individual with race, nation and all sorts of other historical
    • Such an individual would then observe that this ruined life
    • individual life comes into being according to the measure in
    • abstractions but in lithic detail, the individual life-melodies
    • individual: those that tend to keep him in a particular
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    • became the specific individual we find in history. The fact
    • individuality. But people slash — and criticize, which is
    • individuals who do discover significant complexities of life
    • however, the peculiar fact is that often not the individuals
    • him and, since he was a clearheaded individual who saw through
    • say, become totally enmeshed with his individual being, if not
    • manifold ways — for example, the life of the individual and
    • gradually lost their sense for it. Just think how often in
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    • understanding of the position of the individual human being in
    • epoch, a knowledge of the corresponding laws must gradually
    • karma, either of the individual or of the world; they cannot,
    • earlier times the individual was more significant; that more
    • individuality spoke through the earlier human being. I will
    • are to follow. The individual will be sacrificed to the future
    • number of individuals might come to understand a little of the
    • among the uninformed that the interested individual can best
    • would gradually sense an impulse to come to true spiritual
    • destinies of these two individuals are intimately connected.
    • methods used by certain individuals who wish to throw dust in
    • individual such as Mme. Blavatsky
    • gradually come about that certain purposes and goals were
    • of individuals, mostly men — excuse me, but no allusion is
    • gradually give up the lectures because they do not have the right
    • direction. There are, indeed, many individuals working as
    • individuals as Mill and Herzen had a perfectly clear view would
    • to whether or not individuals possess the will power to see
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    • through the examples of individual lives if we view them
    • it was the custom of some individuals to attack Aristotle, the
    • kindness of the Prince, however, gradually subsided and after a
    • spiritual world through his own individuality as a result of
    • individual, they could be applied to the art of poetry, and in
    • Providence. The brilliant minds of many individuals are
    • external life. Do they not gradually penetrate into this
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    • environment. When an individual passes through the portal of
    • other kingdoms descend from above downward. The individual
    • conception is that those individuals really hold when they say,
    • different. When we review all the concepts such individuals
    • way. Thus, in this manner, individuals find the way only to
    • of the angels is to guide individual humans through repeated
    • individual through repeated earthly lives. Let us grasp the
    • of the individual, we shall readily acknowledge that it is a
    • the same language, but each individual conceives something
    • gradually comes about that the individual reveres not the
    • individual and his or her angel is a real one, but then so is
    • the case of the individual human being but gradually over a
    • period of time. When we are talking about an individual's
    • of a world conception, which is, in a sense, individual. Next
    • evolution that could gradually return to men what originally
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    • be a time in which human beings gradually descended from a
    • something real to him, and those individuals to whom the same
    • What these individuals beheld in spirit was, to be sure, a
    • these individuals looked up to him, he was on the way between
    • ego is gradually to be born in the individual. We now find that
    • individual mysticism to find angels, archangels, even archai,
    • it is not possible by this individual mysticism to find the
    • Christ. Those who wish to practice individual mysticism, as
    • reach only the individual angel. They simply internalize this
    • man had gradually lost this superhuman element and had
    • really imparted to every individual human being through the fact
    • through the portal of death, an individual continues to be a
    • an individual, our relationship to him or her cannot change.
    • real beginning — we are again led back to an individual
    • attempted to show that spiritualistic media — individuals who
    • individuals — especially from America — have attempted to
    • one reads the various pronouncements of the individual psychics
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    • try to see clearly how it was with the individual man who
    • new; they gradually grow up again, grow up near by. And so,
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    • definitely separated. We have gradually to work ourselves
    • the human individuality as it progresses from incarnation to
    • consciousness had become so strong that gradually this
    • post-Atlantean period this gradually vanished from
    • thoughts has really been gradually developed only by those
    • interest in the real course of things. Individual people
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    • gradually to correct our concepts. When we stand in front of
    • free, however, as a whole it is gradually changed. During
    • the whole gradually gets into disorder. These things can be
    • when we gradually come nearer to these ideas and concepts (in
    • more of the group-soul, and that the individual souls were
    • possibility of thus speaking was lost. And gradually the
    • gradually became an abstraction and the Roman Caesar was
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    • the Art of Movement in Space carried out by individuals and
    • groups of individuals in reciprocal relationships and
    • organs of speech is interpreted by one individual or by
    • groups of individuals. Goethe's teaching of Metamorphosis
    • principle, an elaborated leaf, and each individual leaf is a
    • the individual, making him or a group of individuals into a
    • then expressed by the movements of individuals. This visible
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    • man on his territory gradually, in the course of the 19th
    • ancient wisdom. This wisdom has however gradually faded away
    • traditions of such treasures gradually faded away in the 19th
    • permeates the world, the East will gradually become
    • the individual mechanism of the West, and against all the
    • that there would gradually spread over Asia a certain Ethos,
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    • century man's life of soul has gradually come to the point of
    • away.” And when in the individual human being the
    • individual human being. “Heaven and Earth will pass
    • the individual human being, namely all that lies inside the
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    • Gradually, man's sense-organs changed; his senses
    • gradually developed the sense organisation which he now
    • in a state of development. It must gradually approach a
    • is gradually drawing near, and which will become a reality in a
    • feelings remained. Man gradually withdrew from this
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    • end of the seventh year. This is a very important secret of human individual
    • of possible conditions; in this way people are individualized. But for
    • every human individuality a certain relationship exists. If that is
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    • world gradually have been lost (see drawing 1, red) but here they will
    • history of the world. One can say: leading individualities, like those
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    • But this was gradually forgotten.
    • That varies for the individual — every person is an individuality
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    • gradually into their language, into their speaking into their
    • gradually become accustomed to accepting the words as a sort
    • significant than what the single individual can think and
    • be discovered by the individual for a return into a certain
    • question, gradually to lead over into the concrete. Just
    • body. Observing the old man, you will gradually get an idea
    • evolution). Then we shall gradually free ourselves altogether
    • gradually they realise that they are extending something of
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    • consciousness soul this becomes increasingly individual.
    • the individual man who is being considered. It is a matter of
    • the esoteric development of the individual man. What I am now
    • unhealthily, the principles of rights gradually accepted as
    • this way. There you see the individually creative playing
    • in the early years, first babbling, then gradually learned to
    • inspired him. But as we were saying, individuals do already
    • knowledge. Certainly on the one hand there will gradually
    • destinies if these individual destinies could not be made
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    • This article gives a picture of the gradual trend of behaviour on the
    • animal always stops at mere detailed, unindividual ideas, whereas man
    • dog from another or for giving it any precise individuality through
    • differs far less from the handed down creeds of individual religions than
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    • plants. Spiritual Science goes straight to the individual, concrete
    • individualised among themselves and having a personal and superpersonal
    • individual beings of the hierarchies with nature, is concerned.
    • previously by the ordinary powers of the soul should gradually cease,
    • the path of individual knowledge should be barred to the mere believers
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    • knowledge there is always a gradual ascent from semblance to actual
    • to the insensitive men of today as sophistry, must gradually become
    • the individual life of the animal but what there is here on earth of
    • immediate future, for through it man will gradually raise himself to
    • to your individual selves, you would be able to progress to your own
    • Spiritual Science that he gradually finds it possible in some measure
    • he is practical which has gradually been arrived at through being unspiritual.
    • corroboration of our actual individual opinion; and we shall also come
    • in the world with definite intention. In an individual case either one
    • since the world has this dual form of expression.
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    • of rising slowly and gradually, in accordance with what his own karma
    • individual in his own inmost soul, a question to which each one will
    • as anyone who enters the spiritual world. Certain individuals, however,
    • Now in that I am going to say I am not speaking here to you individually,
    • of man's cooperative life which is gradually becoming chaotic. To put
    • to still greater social confusion than is already present in individual
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    • took place what otherwise was always presented as individual human experience
    • Jesus himself as the individual man to whom Christ came, there is only
    • a difference of degree. In Palestine Christ came to the individual man
    • not, it is true, enter every individual man—they were no Jesuses—but
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    • atavistic clairvoyance, became gradually lost to mankind. And just at
    • to Nature, must in honesty gradually come to own that he does not understand
    • did not unite Himself with individual man, there He united Himself with
    • that these tribes gradually evolved. They had to a certain degree to
    • to which nature herself proceeds. He goes on his own path, his own individual,
    • of his being. Then gradually mankind will be able even consciously to
    • gradually change abstract and intellectual knowledge, the present knowledge
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    • This Germanic-Persian principle of Initiation is founded on a dualism,
    • that spirituality that must result from the realisation of this dualism,
    • the inspiration of the dual principle, could not be endured, it would
    • to express in a figure standing under the influence of this dual principle.
    • under the actual inspiring influence of the dual principle.
    • individual men among the earlier followers of Anthroposophical Spiritual
    • individual is of such infinitesimal importance as compared with that
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    • evolved gradually but was there in the primal beginning. What
    • On this assumption initiation was granted to individuals who
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    • strange-looking individual with a pale face moving towards
    • gradually they fall asleep? Or, when they are still under the
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    • This conception gradually developed into a kind of Theosophy
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    • individual. When he has once found the security of knowledge,
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    • of spiritual science; we are thus gradually led to form real
    • with which the individuals living in these epochs must come
    • individual
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    • subject to the power of individual human beings. I have
    • Angel-beings — are able to approach the individual
    • approach the groups. The individual will believe that he is
    • individualities who in the Atlantean time had still been
    • these, who as rebelling individualities, became the
    • represent? It represents an individuality — the
    • Oedipusindividuality — taken out of the blood
    • mysterious connection with those individualities who were the
    • Paris himself we have an individuality rebelling against the
    • individual human beings, in the fifth postAtlantean epoch,
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    • must picture as though our metals were gradually to become so
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    • must mark how it gradually creeps into the life of ordinary
    • features were formed by slow and gradual processes. You might
    • and from there to let the different peoples gradually surge
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    • have done so. It may be said that Goethe's individual way of
    • individual way, in which Goethe looked upon nature. You know
    • illusion, a false dualism, and that man has to be built
    • seen very clearly in individual personalities and in what
    • concrete programme for individual people; but by being given
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    • simply according to the principle of this duality. He is a
    • dual being, not a monad, but a dual being. The one member of
    • evolution in the individual man between birth and death
    • the physical world, we contract into our individual skins;
    • as having gradually evolved from the animal head. It is
    • become gradually known to mankind, so that as impulses they
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • things the individual and personal being of man, and worked to
    • once more, but with an individually human colouring, into the
    • to the earth, but not as individuals distinct from the earth.
    • individualities in the same degree as the people of the rest of
    • Dominican Order. They declared that man is an individuality,
    • and that we must concentrate above all on his individuality
    • for the idea of the individuality of man, as against the other
    • these representatives of individualism.
    • After all, it was the individually coloured thoughts which
    • the authority of individual men. There was no such popular
    • individuals among us felt how the thoughts of men appear when
    • man is individual and has his own individual immortality. They
    • individual man in order to save the doctrine of individual
    • foundations of individualism, carrying on his polemic against
    • their own individuality.
    • emphasis on the individual principle.
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    • individuals who are exceptions to the general requirement, and these
    • to give an individual a position out in the world as an
    • a healthy person. With the sick, perhaps severely sick individuals,
    • abnormal individuals. The pastoral work is varied for such cases.
    • require the involvement of the total human being if that individual
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    • individuals, and Catholic priests do. They learn what an extreme
    • cases said to be severely mentally retarded individuals. They are
    • unable from their soul-spiritual individuality to control their
    • Individuals who go
    • Pythians. As a rule, the Pythians were individuals who had come
    • have the same characteristic as above. Such an individual can be
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    • individuals. With them there is a kind of appearance of the spiritual
    • experienced by individuals who are strong enough in their etheric
    • vitalizing forces. With the individuals I am describing, the moment
    • biographies of such individuals, including their own imaginative
    • sick individual's mind to the life of such a saint could have a
    • described, given to individuals simply through their karma, will in
    • individuals — they will know how St. Teresa's etheric body
    • the life of some individual. In the case of St. Teresa, a tangled
    • Whether an individual
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    • in some other way? In evaluating healthy and sick individuals, a
    • individuality, our own being — and what we receive from
    • being is an inwardly strong individual and brings an intensely strong
    • of inwardly strong individuals important changes come after the
    • change of teeth because such individuals follow only slightly the
    • an individual as St. Teresa, we find that these particularly strong
    • individualities resemble their parents very closely in the first
    • surprising ways. Then the real individual is emerging. In the
    • gradually diminishes up to the change of teeth. A sense impression is
    • individual. With the faculties upon which you call as a teacher in
    • reproduction. The forces of reproduction now gradually form the
    • Gradually a great deal of permanent structure accumulates. The older
    • normal, if judging the whole individual from external life one can
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    • in one direction, of individuals who, although not exactly
    • individuals, we find that as a first stage the ego organization
    • consequence of this? You can easily see that this puts the individual
    • individual is really able to see into the spiritual world and to feel
    • first type. Individuals who feel the presence of spiritual beings,
    • individuals, those whose astral body is drawing the ego down, are
    • the etheric body. The individual snaps too strongly with the ego,
    • of what we learned was the second stage for the individuals in whom
    • type of individuals poured into visions similar to a sense
    • individual symptoms — where, naturally, they should be studied
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    • causing the illness, that the individual harbored some elemental
    • conflicts with the most religious individuals around him because of
    • individual who is now Ferdinand Raimund experienced of bitter
    • delighted to entertain Ferdinand Raimund. Gradually he abandons the
    • individual. Objectively, it is also not precisely a suicide, for if
    • seen that there are individuals whose ego, astral body, and etheric
    • Mechthild of Magdeburg, and many others. There are such individuals
    • these individuals we do not need to enter into karmic details.
    • individuals turned in the other direction. They develop abnormally in
    • Teresa the individual became especially strong in earlier
    • earth-lives, while in the pathological cases the individual became
    • characteristics of an individual, one need not examine the karma in
    • the anthroposophical movement. Those individuals will then find
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    • which then carries the process inward; I come gradually to the path
    • air exhalation we reach a lower, coarser process. Below we gradually
    • activity gradually becomes purely physical, becomes altogether a
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    • gradually come from the etheric world to which we have become
    • If individuals
    • that an individual is by nature continually
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    • and the ego. In the case of these sick individuals, the ego and
    • on a pathological state. The individual carries into sleep a certain
    • physicians must more and more become really practical individuals
    • development has made them. They have gradually become pure
    • individuals and cultural pathology and therapy — we find that
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    • gradually become untenable through their very absurdity. And those
    • must be realized. And the individuals in the anthroposophical
    • activity of individuals who are led and who want to be led by the
    • direction. This means that in the course of time there is a gradual
    • expression of the individual human life on earth. Here, then, we have
    • gradually advances from meteorology to meteorosophy one discovers the
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    • world. But this really happened in the old mysteries. Individuals saw
    • the individual during the first seven years of life. The first body
    • brought through the individuality from former earth-lives. This
    • clairvoyant faculty that leads an individual into the spiritual
    • full waking consciousness individuals are living as they have been
    • assume that they will gradually learn the separate healing measures
    • happening to the Christ individuality since He went through the death
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    • to give an individual a position out in the world as an
    • a healthy person. With the sick, perhaps severely sick individuals,
    • abnormal individuals. The pastoral work is varied for such cases.
    • require the involvement of the total human being if that individual
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    • individuals, and Catholic priests do. They learn what an extreme
    • cases said to be severely mentally retarded individuals. They are
    • unable from their soul-spiritual individuality to control their
    • Individuals who go
    • Pythians. As a rule, the Pythians were individuals who had come
    • have the same characteristic as above. Such an individual can be
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    • individuals. With them there is a kind of appearance of the spiritual
    • experienced by individuals who are strong enough in their etheric
    • vitalizing forces. With the individuals I am describing, the moment
    • biographies of such individuals, including their own imaginative
    • sick individual's mind to the life of such a saint could have a
    • described, given to individuals simply through their karma, will in
    • individuals — they will know how St. Teresa's etheric body
    • the life of some individual. In the case of St. Teresa, a tangled
    • Whether an individual
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    • in some other way? In evaluating healthy and sick individuals, a
    • individuality, our own being — and what we receive from
    • being is an inwardly strong individual and brings an intensely strong
    • of inwardly strong individuals important changes come after the
    • change of teeth because such individuals follow only slightly the
    • an individual as St. Teresa, we find that these particularly strong
    • individualities resemble their parents very closely in the first
    • surprising ways. Then the real individual is emerging. In the
    • gradually diminishes up to the change of teeth. A sense impression is
    • individual. With the faculties upon which you call as a teacher in
    • reproduction. The forces of reproduction now gradually form the
    • Gradually a great deal of permanent structure accumulates. The older
    • normal, if judging the whole individual from external life one can
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    • KNOWLEDGE in one direction, of individuals who, although not exactly
    • individuals, we find that as a first stage the ego organization
    • consequence of this? You can easily see that this puts the individual
    • individual is really able to see into the spiritual world and to feel
    • first type. Individuals who feel the presence of spiritual beings,
    • individuals, those whose astral body is drawing the ego down, are
    • the etheric body. The individual snaps too strongly with the ego,
    • of what we learned was the second stage for the individuals in whom
    • type of individuals poured into visions similar to a sense
    • individual symptoms — where, naturally, they should be studied
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    • causing the illness, that the individual harbored some elemental
    • conflicts with the most religious individuals around him because of
    • individual who is now Ferdinand Raimund experienced of bitter
    • delighted to entertain Ferdinand Raimund. Gradually he abandons the
    • individual. Objectively, it is also not precisely a suicide, for if
    • seen that there are individuals whose ego, astral body, and etheric
    • Mechthild of Magdeburg, and many others. There are such individuals
    • these individuals we do not need to enter into karmic details.
    • individuals turned in the other direction. They develop abnormally in
    • Teresa the individual became especially strong in earlier
    • earth-lives, while in the pathological cases the individual became
    • characteristics of an individual, one need not examine the karma in
    • the anthroposophical movement. Those individuals will then find
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    • which then carries the process inward; I come gradually to the path
    • air exhalation we reach a lower, coarser process. Below we gradually
    • activity gradually becomes purely physical, becomes altogether a
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    • gradually come from the etheric world to which we have become
    • If individuals
    • that an individual is by nature continually
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    • and the ego. In the case of these sick individuals, the ego and
    • on a pathological state. The individual carries into sleep a certain
    • physicians must more and more become really practical individuals
    • development has made them. They have gradually become pure
    • individuals and cultural pathology and therapy — we find that
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    • gradually become untenable through their very absurdity. And those
    • must be realized. And the individuals in the anthroposophical
    • activity of individuals who are led and who want to be led by the
    • direction. This means that in the course of time there is a gradual
    • expression of the individual human life on earth. Here, then, we have
    • gradually advances from meteorology to meteorosophy one discovers the
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    • world. But this really happened in the old mysteries. Individuals saw
    • the individual during the first seven years of life. The first body
    • brought through the individuality from former earth-lives. This
    • clairvoyant faculty that leads an individual into the spiritual
    • full waking consciousness individuals are living as they have been
    • assume that they will gradually learn the separate healing measures
    • happening to the Christ individuality since He went through the death
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    • in the air and on earth. But mankind had gradually to lose this living
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    • but something else ... We must not listen to what individual dreamers
    • it came about so gradually. When men looked out at nature in olden
    • ought to prevail among the masses, from whom individuals came forth as
    • mountains, in water, in trees, so too was it seen in an individual
    • anything to individuals in England, for example? If the truth as
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    • of Golgotha and all that pertained to it, was gradually submerged by
    • experience of the Spirit gradually faded from Western culture, and we
    • gradually deteriorated in the course of Western civilisation into
    • little Child. Banal hymns about the Jesus Babe gradually became the
    • Buddhisn, was gradually obscured by the other, which clung to the
    • destiny. Only gradually does the juristic concept of retribution,
    • has gradually come to be a picture of the Man of suffering and pain,
    • civilisation has gradually lost the conception of the Spirit. When a
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    • individuals were wont to pass into a mediumistic condition, and when,
    • at certain times, vapours rose out of the earth, these individuals
    • gradually reaches a stage in his development at which he no longer
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    • individual as in man, but manifold, diversified, yet for all that of
    • divine-spiritual Beings, and of receiving utterances individually from
    • If we can gradually form a conception of this by perceiving how
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    • how what is present in the individual human being is connected in
    • The individual human being can be viewed in his external aspect, as he
    • reverse of those presented by the individual man. In his case we speak
    • many individuals who are what is called “unconventional” in
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    • about the other metals. Then it will gradually dawn upon them what was
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    • individuals interested in the anthroposophical world conception flow
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    • the divine — gradually transforms itself to a mere vessel of
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    • depends on the way in which mathematical thinking was gradually
    • mathematics relates to reality. Mathematics had gradually become what
    • gradually, stands upright, so that this last orientation flows within
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    • phenomena. This gradually leads to the suspicion that we formulate
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    • scientific age, gradually emerged as the official views. Aside from
    • about nature, all understanding was gradually lost. This is what
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    • thoughts concerning the individual phenomena into connection with
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    • forth, but treated as mere abstractions. This gradually arose from
    • in later ages when they gradually evaporated into complete
    • organization. This gradually became a very meager experience. The way
    • said, but in the whole method of presentation. It is gradually
    • in this way in order to attain to an individually modulated moral
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    • most powerful moral impulses — those individual moral impulses
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    • affects only the individual man. It is specially important for the
    • borrowed; they were considered new and original. Gradually it was
    • the ordinary consciousness alone is obliged to work into an individual
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    • individual knowledge derived from observation, but rather of
    • only through a gradual development. Ordinary consciousness takes the
    • consciousness. The sense of Christ was gradually lost; and so
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    • attain inspiration the individual human life must be abstracted, as
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    • been regarded by the Mystery Initiates of all as the Dualism
    • recent epoch clearly inclines on the one side to a dualistic
    • polarity, an everlasting dualism, between Darkness and Light,
    • Manichaeism only `gets' on with Dualism, (in its on way quite
    • individually in the abstract, but one must regard them as
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    • never feel ourselves to be individuals. Therefore, just because
    • of thought we feel ourselves as individual beings. Let us once
    • individuals. We feel ourselves as personalities because
    • individual persons
    • that there are reasons why men should experience this Duality
    • that he could feel: “I am an individual person, am not
    • Then gradually men lost the consciousness that they still had
    • place of the individual Gods, — the Christians called
    • teacher and guide, Saint-Simon, because gradually Saint-Simon
    • gradually turned from him because he himself became altogether
    • simply individual facts — there was such a distinct
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    • Christian thought and Christian feeling were gradually beginning to
    • this wisdom was gradually lost. It faded away little by little as the
    • Conqueror of Death, has gradually been lost and modern theology
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    • The Romans gradually built a mighty empire and we see how the seven
    • this is taking place on Roman soil, Roman rule gradually spreads until
    • worked powerfully on Rome, but the Romans gradually strengthened their
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    • succeeded, these souls would gradually have forsaken the earth. The
    • individuality. Every people and human being would comprise merely some
    • Gradually, the consciousness soul and its culture will achieve this
    • 1413 A.D., should be used for the gradual unfoldment of the forces I
    • have named, that is, free imaginations and the gradual development of
    • set.” Study the reaction of Europe to the gradual discovery and
    • and gradual evolution, working slowly and gradually. He was anything
    • which individual human beings are situated in the world process. The
    • Owing to the national impulse, a gradual change came about in the
    • gradually take form among the various impulses that make themselves
    • Strauss does not see Jesus in the single individual, but rather the
    • individuals around Him as well as by Himself. Then we have in
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    • gradually create and form for yourselves in meditation. It would not
    • the discovery of America, quite special conditions had gradually been
    • were a great number of individuals who had been initiated into certain
    • This spirit had gradually assumed an ahrimanic character because he
    • been gradually equipped with a lofty earthly and super-earthly
    • not, as a single human individual, to become so powerful through
    • consciousness did not gradually enter, these forces would become
    • to lose oneself gradually in mankind and so come to see each person in
    • feeling the need to understand the individual character of those
    • others. Entering with love into the individualities of other people,
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    • individual forms of the actuating spiritual powers that stand behind
    • The progress of human evolution is just as organic as individual human
    • individual in accord with his age, it is also the same with humanity.
    • existence in their time. The individual human would not be perfected
    • if he did not gradually evolve faculties suited to each period of
    • gradually emerge. That these faculties develop, that mankind gradually
    • from the middle of the nineteenth century on for the gradual
    • the last three or four centuries. Those individuals, however, who know
    • what is necessary for humanity have gradually become fewer during this
    • by the senses. The solution is to be found by thinking of individual
    • loosened remnants that were gradually disintegrating in earthly
    • human soul life could gradually only be directed to what is dead. To
    • safeguarded somewhere, and there are individuals in every age who are
    • gradually that which can even work in a sufficiently penetrating way
    • preparation. These individuals were prepared in a way that would not
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    • gradually have become weary of the earth, would lose their inclination
    • were, where certain mystery cults were gradually established during
    • to fall under its sway, and gradually to take leave of the earth
    • effective. The earth would gradually have become desolate, having upon
    • of the fifth post-Atlantean epoch, would gradually have become so
    • a physical body. In Vitzliputzli the spiritual individuality lived
    • a certain view of life gradually unfolds. The problem of natural urges
    • impulse. The Greeks, as represented by their greatest individuals,
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    • they might acquire belonged to no one individual but to the Order
    • at strengthening the soul life as individual and personal with the
    • fourteenth century, when the Templar Order — not the individual
    • a tool completely in the hands of Philip. Gradually, under the working
    • culture. Gradually the Knights spread out in highly influential
    • however, will only be able to enter slowly and gradually into human
    • gradually enter the spiritual world. The movement of his right arm
    • concerning the cosmos and earthly evolution gradually broke through
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    • individualistic nature since the old customs, ceremonies and rituals
    • outstanding individuals who appeared in the years following the time
    • any particular consequences for the individual if he be religiously
    • mood toward the Mystery of Golgotha changed gradually into a kind of
    • individual, personal, if in a definite epoch it were torn out of this
    • individual man must sleep in the course of twenty-four hours.
    • understand how humanity must gradually prepare a different karma for
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    • gradually see the dawn in a new way; you may have a new feeling on
    • seeing a sunrise. Gradually, along this path you will come to
    • may gradually bring yourself into a condition in which you feel when
    • spiritual Beings he gradually comes to recognize the features of that
    • pass over gradually from the memory-experience to the experience of
    • gesture; then everything which is experienced as colour gradually
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    • with the physical bodily nature which man as an individual being
    • of it is robust, and gradually on the passage between death and
    • all the individual organs of the body. So the body in a sense
    • still resembles his earthly shape, gradually to insert themselves
    • wish gradually to permeate this spirit-form in as many such beings as
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    • his material part he gradually throws off. After seven or eight years
    • Therefore only after the change of teeth do we gradually become ripe
    • human individuals, are only born at the change of teeth. For this
    • stream which flows from east to west; because gradually you feel more
    • gradually be able to speak of a winter-will and a summer-will.
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    • indeed independent and individual as a psychic and spiritual being;
    • the earth can inwardly perceive it. Gradually one acquires the
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    • and so on were gradually differentiated. They were not there in such
    • which then permeated the whole atmosphere and were gradually
    • in and then gradually hardening. Silica had a wax-like consistency at
    • is that it works in such a way that the kernel of the earth gradually
    • gradually dissolved, the mass which, as we have seen, formed itself
    • carries it down nearer to the earth, and from this gradually arise
    • Through much else that happened everything gradually
    • sulphurous. Oxygen gradually gained the upper hand over the sulphur,
    • Gradually the later plant-forms developed. These had a
    • forms which were really animals, forms which gradually consolidated
    • also in existence. Gradually there developed what we know as carbon,
    • it is today into single individuals. There was one common humanity,
    • of the earth man gradually developed within him that which furnished
    • upon a physical organic foundation, has only gradually developed, and
    • Thus gradually, if we follow what is physical backwards
    • kind of rainbow, a kind of spectrum, which then gradually
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    • And the pupil gradually felt as if he, with his own
    • to realize that the individual human being was inwardly connected
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    • All this the individual pupil experienced in absolute
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    • through in the presence of each individual statue to echo for a long
    • control this splitting-up of the ego into the individual
    • mist of snowflakes. This prospect gradually grew dimmer, and finally
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    • evolution during the earth-existence, are those individualities of
    • each individual part. For if you only observe a little, you will
    • as if each individual organ felt slightly different from before. You
    • individual man. And that was the experience of the sun-existence
    • spiritual permeation of the soul of man. And gradually out of a
    • gradually that which appealed to the sense-physical existence gained
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    • there in all the regions mentioned single individualities able to
    • era. From this stream there proceeded that element which gradually
    • Fundamentally, all this had been gradually prepared over
    • such an inner Organisation, which will gradually lead them to
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    • instruction and who was gradually to acquire this knowledge was
    • process of breathing. Gradually he was led, on the one hand, to
    • into the being of the plant. Thus the pupil was gradually led to
    • gradually to comprehend the nature of the sun; he felt the
    • out of the cosmos in an airy form, and only gradually became fluidic
    • and gradually learnt to regard the whole of nature in this way. This
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    • spiritual as well as an individual personal nature, the Mysteries of
    • when the external greatness of Greece gradually diminished into
    • the sacrificial altar and gradually instructed him in the way in
    • of this knowledge of the heavens there gradually arose what I must
    • each individual being, so that out of the dissolved constituents new
    • gradually came to speak of that which lies between the environment
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    • which gradually those who strove after knowledge had to stand in a
    • knowledge of what is divine in nature gradually withdraws from
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    • closely connected with the life of the individual human being, was
    • directly approach life. Then the pupil was gradually led to the fact
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    • gradually develop into a mere pathology, for in relation to the
    • such a way that it gradually destroys the life of the rest of the organism.
    • gradually become accustomed to crystallizing a kind of normal picture,
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    • If an individual engaged in medical, physiological-phenomenological
    • childhood illnesses arise. To an individual who has acquired the
    • For an individual who doesn't simply grasp knowledge aggressively but
    • the same way that outer nature is taken up, then that individual would
    • diminished organization of some organ resides. An individual who truly
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    • When an individual really understands this constitution of the human
    • carefully in all its countless individual details. If one enters into
    • All individual functions in the human being definitely interact with
    • individual evaluation, and here it is only necessary, out of the
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    • I am only introducing a few individual examples here out of the rich
    • from these examples how medicine can gradually become rational. These
    • important now is to bring together the individual specialties again.
    • will bring together these individual specialties must flow from a
    • an open sense for spiritual science. Such an individual could have
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    • the individual within the economic life. Hence in England you will
    • complicated relations of today — it has gradually come to pass
    • efficiency of the individual human being. A Bank prospered if some
    • individual in it was a thoroughly capable man. Individuals were still
    • only to apply to certain individual cells. Hence, if you study French
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    • can we gradually find our way to the more constant conditions on which
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    • for the way in which the individual must play his particular part in
    • individual human being and what we now call law. Go back into very
    • in spite of his egoism the individual is fruitfully placed in the
    • fellow-men. We must realise how by this means each individual will, in
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    • by each individual in conjunction with the man who provides the cart.
    • to pay a certain quota to the enterprising individual who provided it.
    • substance of Nature and of the different kinds of Labour, gradually
    • individual human being, i.e., to the individual human Spirit, it
    • Capital to the individual, so that a higher synthesis is brought about
    • individuals that Capital is brought into flow. It is not even the
    • grows highly individualised, highly specific, when the Spirit takes
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    • redistribution which may do immense harm to individuals. In like
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    • soon as we cease to consider the buying and selling of the individual
    • must be changed — it is time Governments and individuals began to
    • while the State receives the other part, so that the individual is
    • advantageous. Whether the individual heir alone should receive the
    • really freed, so that the individual faculties were always able to
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    • entity, however many individual landowners there may be. Accordingly,
    • be within it all the time. The individual can never do this;
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    • that the human faculties come in. The individual faculties,
    • process the principle of Law or Rights and the Individual Faculties of
    • crudest errors in individual cases. For suppose that there is a
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    • Today I must say a few things that may gradually lead us to understand
    • true; In England, for example, Trade Capital was transformed gradually
    • century, if we are considering the world-economy which was gradually
    • gradually become a process taking place — I can find no other
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    • for the economic process as a whole. The individual who immediately
    • not do; at this point the individual within the economic process can
    • handed on in the most intelligent way to some other individual who has
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    • economies gradually passed over into national economies,*
    • — gradually passes over into the hands of government departments,
    • economies were gradually joined together. It generally happened on a
    • of the entire Earth gradually merging into world-economy. And at this
    • years' time. And think, on the other hand, how little an individual
    • These things, of course, are relative; the transition is gradual. But
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    • how that which acts as purchase-money gradually emerges out of what is
    • must gradually pass over entirely into gift-money. Loaned money must
    • through loaned money. The loaned money itself gradually vanishes into
    • which to give. When a gift takes place (and every individual is free
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    • difference if it occurs to some bright individual to introduce
    • in fact this which gives to each individual thing its exchange value.
    • should be done. We have gradually departed from the sphere of
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    • gradually disappeared; for it is even to be found here and there
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    • impulses for all the older civilisations. Gradually, however,
    • there were individuals, living simple, humble unpretentious lives,
    • him many things, so that gradually the heart of the pupil, removed as
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    • evolution, however, take place slowly, gradually, step by step. And
    • my dear friends, what strange feelings must gradually have come over
    • brotherhood. And gradually they came more and more to feel how the
    • mood began gradually to pervade their whole endeavours and made
    • succeeding centuries, we can always find individual spirits who lived
    • being of man as they show themselves in this or that individuality,
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    • really no sort of connection with what is individual and personal,
    • with the single individual man; it is well nigh a convention. It does
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    • of instinctive clairvoyance gradually faded into a kind of evening
    • difficult to arrive at these things, for it is single individuals —
    • individuals — cave-dwellers of the soul we may call them —
    • Thereby he gradually came to the point where the teacher was able to
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    • there did exist an individuality whom we may describe by the name of
    • Christian Rosenkreutz. This individuality is, in a sense, the type
    • which must arise in mankind. A consciousness must gradually arise
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    • The Individuality of Elias, John, Raphael, Novalis.
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    • occasions, there did exist an individuality whom we may describe by
    • the name of Christian Rosenkreutz. This individuality is, in a sense,
    • individual case; modern professors seldom have ideas!) But if he has
    • gradually arise that there is such an evolution-memory, and that in
    • man come forth. He who does so, gradually accustoms himself not to
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    • has gradually laid into the Easter Festival in the course of historic
    • Gradually, and by processes which we shall yet have to trace, what had
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    • Nature is laid waste. It is like the gradual death of man as to his
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    • We know in the first place that human individuals themselves return to
    • Individualities then came near what was still to be felt of these
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    • for intelligence was to develop only gradually during the course of
    • such Beings in human form, who, if they wished some individuality
    • Being had guided some individuality into a human body on the earth;
    • when this body died, the individuality would meanwhile be in the
    • individuality could again be incarnated. This body had to be
    • created for the same individuality who was thus kept continuously on
    • individuality whom they believed should pass from one body into
    • beginning of the gradual evolution of freedom. He was led and
    • single individuals who deviated from the regular course, who advanced
    • individual opponents — to the effect, for example, that we
    • world through Lucifer might gradually be corrected in a certain way —
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    • want to rouse themselves into embarking upon a genuine, individual
    • any individual efforts to acquire knowledge. The rebellion against
    • own individual forces of thinking and feeling. But this is not to
    • metamorphosis took place only very gradually. As species, the
    • true individuals out of us.
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    • individuals will feel the urge to help and participate in such reform.
    • isolated individuals able to perceive that there was something beyond
    • merely terrestrial. Such individuals were opponents of what “humoral
    • the result of such differentiation. Later on the view gradually
    • world atomistically which has gradually arisen in the age of
    • of the individual human organism (which may be healthy or sick) can
    • every individual case of sickness it is possible to form a picture of
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    • structure is a dual one and that the upper portion perceives the
    • orientated. For there is this definite orientation. It is individually
    • different in individual human beings, but nevertheless it governs and
    • respectively in the upper and the lower sphere. And we shall gradually
    • interaction of the upper and lower spheres, one will gradually learn
    • any highly tuberculous individual affects his fellow beings: and if
    • individual who is an incipient tuberculous case. Tuberculosis is in
    • perspiration is gradually regained.
    • your permission to observe that neither the individual patients of the
    • in the human organism is able to lead us gradually into the essence of
    • It is extraordinarily difficulty to define this organic dualism
    • possible prejudices amongst you — if I try to elucidate this dualism
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    • It has gradually become the fashion to burden the nervous system with
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    • relationship between individual remedies and individual phenomena of
    • of this treatment, you forget that you work as individual physicians.
    • Possibly individuals among you may be aware of the struggle you have
    • As individual medical men you have the greatest interest in healing
    • the individual patient, and modern materialistic medicine has even —
    • of healing the individual. But this justification really consists in
    • But in actual fact, individual patients are not so isolated. The fact
    • case, you can never be sure of the number of other individuals to whom
    • individual result may be most striking.
    • a duality, so that what originates in the lower sphere has always
    • balance of tensions, from the general health of the individual case,
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    • activity by the build and physique of the individual. One should
    • “uncomfortable” — is whether the individual patient is fond of
    • the individual is not consciously industrious, but, on the whole,
    • short-sighted or long-sighted? Short-sighted individuals have a
    • you will perceive their general trend, in so far as the individual
    • these remedies after they have been gradually homeopathised, whereas
    • It is of fundamental significance, that certain individuals in whom
    • so — the individual names applied in modern chemistry to all the
    • earth, which interacts with extra-terrestrial forces, gradually
    • fruit, and arrive at a remarkable individualisation and emancipation,
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    • afflictions seem so closely related if the human individual is viewed
    • the limits of the individual being's skin. It is assumed that the
    • mirror, the whole process of the universe. Man is individualised
    • the human individual attains average old age, that of seventy-one
    • in an individual human life, and in the function of respiration during
    • Just as we are able to link the individual planets with the metals as
    • bring startling results in individual cases, and arouse illusory
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    • time-members of his being are present in every individual. The results
    • In visualising the general health of any individual, we must bear in
    • removed in many individual cases, if what we may term the intention of
    • counter-attack out of the forces of the individual; so the more
    • individual organs are right amidst the action of these forces; they
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    • there is a physical revelation of the etheric in its dual relationship
    • understand the individual person out of the whole relationship between
    • man) appears as a duality that is dammed up in the heart, and in it
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    • from the process happening in the healthy individual to the process in
    • gradually become able to grasp concretely in external nature the
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    • every human individual with the means to observe nature independently.
    • to the individual. Thus it becomes necessary to emphasise strongly
    • food, that require meat in their diet. This depends on the individual
    • ourselves off as individuals. Let us try to represent this difference,
    • individualise ourselves in the digestive process up to the formation
    • nature, in which man maintains his individual entity as distinct from
    • vision, where he once more individualises himself. This is why man
    • tends to display, as it were, obstinate individual requirements in all
    • In all these respects, individuality has to be taken into account.
    • would produce this or that, in that particular individual
    • individualised man, leads us into the depths of nature. Man is akin to
    • individual he is related to all earthly things. Through this earthly
    • this concrete human individual that has the power to think and is able
    • We may consider the dualism in man as a dualism of the
    • terrestrial man as a being which individualises itself. These two
    • So far as I know this particular human duality has not been alluded to
    • is the true meaning of this duality in the human organism, between the
    • the individual's stature into consideration as well; but if we merely
    • through forces proceeding from the cosmos. This is a duality inherent
    • in man: moulding and deforming. This duality is a continuous organic
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    • The lungs have a dual aspect and office in the human body. The lungs are,
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    • individual cases. But the general validity of the main principle is
    • previously latent sicknesses to which the individual organism has a
    • when the individual awakes. Thus you must conclude: in the state of
    • are individualised in the human organism through the four main groups.
    • mediator sulphur, is being individualised in man through the four
    • will gradually arrive at a concrete and real self-knowledge. Such a
    • And gradually we realise that the negative and opposing radiance is
    • but at present we are approaching the subject gradually — any defects
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    • increase gradually the potency of the viscum substance to a very high
    • lung of those individuals who display this symptom of “religious
    • kidneys, heart and lung systems. In the case of an individual inclined
    • is able to reveal very many things and one has to acquire gradually a
    • individual to exhibit qualities which compel us to treat him as
    • importance for diagnosis, not only to note whether the individual
    • individual who suffers from frequent repetition, has always certain
    • the lungs. The individual who suffers from omission of thoughts has
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    • physical. But in the course of our lives, we gradually forfeit the
    • individual etheric body, than by attentive study of the organisation
    • individuals focus their gaze at a distance or near by, and let this
    • even able to obtain an idea of individual tendency to inflammatory
    • because individuals of this particular constitution, when they fall
    • proliferates as a sort of soul-like ego. And this type of individual
    • individual suffer from hypochondria and constipation, it exuberates
    • physique of a man, and the many marks of his individual constitutional
    • itself, and they are rooted not only in the single individual
    • activity in the individual. If this be done, the ego will insert
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    • nor forget that in excitable individuals, excitements may be connected
    • other hand, individuals with a certain aversion to mathematics,
    • individual has fallen asleep the spleen comes to comparative repose —
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    • now see the gradual emergence of the subjects on which you
    • will understand what I mean. Let us take an individual case, in which
    • splenetic function in the whole of modern civilised peoples gradually
    • These facts illustrate the interlocking of the individual regions and
    • in reactions, when the individual who has been in a red environment is
    • The teeth become defective in order that the individual may not become
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    • development of the teeth, which approach gradual decay. This is a
    • as teeth do not appear all at once, but gradually, and the internal
    • emphasised — to ascertain the exact individual dental type. As soon
    • is great individual diversity, but they are bound to manifest
    • caution. If man be left alone in individual isolation, not only as
    • these individual appetites and anti-appetites need not be given the
    • the other hand gradually to accustom a man to that which seems
    • conditions in the individual? Things which seem at the opposite pole
    • Now I can come to the conclusion that for myself as an individual it
    • result of individual experiment or simply accept what the doctor
    • with individual initiative, or else has been prescribed for me by a
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    • and there must be a regulated rhythm for each human individuality
    • individual with a belief that his vocation is art, as distinct from
    • harmony between the general type of action of a given individual and
    • suggest that the whole gesture and behaviour of the individual is
    • individual must be taken into account.
    • life of the individual, man passes through something of which the
    • bound) there also depends the particular individual complexion and
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    • judgment. To use individual judgment is far better than to keep to
    • thing is that this only holds good with regard to her own individual
    • internally by preference, in the treatment of individuals of very
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    • this region. Gradually, too, we should be able to recognise injuries
    • consonant with any individual constitution, there is a reactive effect
    • particular human individuality. Too much more sleep than the
    • individual in question can sustain — is not curative, but toxic.
    • If an individual falls ill, subjective symptoms appear at first, pains,
    • illness becomes chronic, the process gradually falls away from the
    • than to the individual clinical symptoms.
    • patient may be of an individual constitution able to endure an
    • but gradually endeavour to view the whole universe as an integral
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    • individuality. Thus only since the change of teeth have we had what
    • it either be in a position to proceed in a more individual direction
    • only until the change of teeth, and no further; the individuality
    • body of heredity and the individual body which is its successor. The
    • individual body — and this body alone can truthfully be called
    • of which the individuality is capable goes forward. Either, the
    • individuality conquers during this period the forces of heredity, and
    • it — or, the individuality is completely subject to the forces
    • seventh year. But it all depends, you see, upon the individuality,
    • case how strongly the individuality is working.
    • his case is possible, the individuality he has brought down with him.
    • individuality. But now, if this development were to continue after
    • with nothing further than this unfolding of individuality, he would
    • there, and has given the human being individual maturity, and earthly
    • incompletely developed individuality. Think of the many possibilities
    • developed in the liver; but because the individuality is incapable of
    • illness! And now you can see why the individuality of the son chose
    • this man for his father. The individuality of the son had no
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    • gradually purified and ennobled, until finally in “Wilhelm
    • and the individuality works out in accordance with this model the
    • If the individuality is stronger than the inherited qualities, the
    • of changing his teeth; his individuality will then be apparent in his
    • nature. If, however, the individuality of the child is weak, it will
    • puberty everything is as it results from the individuality; the
    • themselves at all during this period, is because the individuality
    • individuality as the real impulse of karma shows itself overpowered
    • gradually in the human being, as he progresses in his development,
    • These processes, which in Nature are living processes, are gradually
    • understanding for the situation the child is in, and will gradually
    • individual in its application, it has to be general. So far as
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    • individually. But you must first have some knowledge — and it
    • gradually building up, first his second body, and then his third. He
    • can one do in an individual case? You must investigate the case out
    • develops only gradually in contact with life in the outside world.
    • can lay hands on, gradually piling up for himself a little store or
    • each individual case, to see just how the child does the things, then
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    • this again can be individual for the particular human being —
    • these illnesses, but that we can do better when we have individual
    • examination, and after it gradually get rid of the nervous
    • there is at last this summons to the individual human being; he must
    • only way he can succeed in finding what he must do in the individual
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    • impulse of karma) and the gradual development of the child through
    • internal condition; it can indeed happen that the albumen gradually
    • child in this way, you will find that you gradually whisper away the
    • gradually quietens down, and at length the child gets the better of
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    • with movement. What ought to happen is that gradually, in the
    • new life, we shall gradually enable the stiffened body to grow
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    • course in the first three years without any marked individual
    • These organs here, which were at that time slowly and gradually
    • importance to making the course of the lesson lead up gradually to a
    • dramatic climax. But for the boy we are considering, this gradual
    • really become a poet, rich in imagination. And then, having gradually
    • body is all the time gradually adapting itself to the physical body.
    • again. The symptoms now present would gradually disappear in the
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    • it has a more individual significance. It may mean nothing else than
    • onwards, we are told, the size of the head began very gradually to
    • establishment of the connection throughout the organism is a gradual
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    • to devote yourself to an individual case, and thereby, as time goes
    • on, gradually acquire the skill that will be needed for dealing with
    • first place, and then gradually lead over to this appeal to the
    • are dealing, you see, with an individual case. You will be in a
    • the inner individuality of the child, we try to call forth this inner
    • individuality and bring it to activity. We have had some measure of
    • has however been tending gradually to disappear — although now
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    • puberty is going to prove difficult. The gradual attainment of
    • own responsibility, in individual cases. Why do we propose for this
    • dependent on both. Both sets of forces are present in the individual
    • Goetheanum. For there I have allowed it gradually to come to this —
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    • I, E, A; then again, A, E, I, and so on. The child gradually wakes
    • more balanced condition gradually establish itself.
    • and pains that he shall gradually change his handwriting and develop
    • his very own individuality, which individuality goes through repeated
    • principle of freedom, under one individual ordering.
    • require to be interpreted quite individually. It is not a matter for
    • on Earth this individuality is drawn to Jena and appears there as
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    • up to flower and finally to fruit, becomes gradually more and more
    • little child — gradually — to external nourishment,
    • from Saturn times and has been gradually formed and completed with
    • individual in question. If you set out in all earnestness to
    • individual activity; rather must there always be the longing on the
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    • gradually evolved out of the whole constitution of the Earth. If we
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    • animals.” — People experienced along with Nature the gradual
    • dis-individualized; they lose their individuality and rise in the
    • spring just around Easter time in the final stage of the individual
    • had become individualized; before this Easter time they had a certain
    • individuality, flying and floating about as individual beings. During
    • asleep. Then they begin once more to individualize, and when the Earth
    • forces was seen; how everything that appeared as individual had to be
    • physical-material life are present as a duality, and the rhythmic
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    • forms, so that man gradually came to have an interest in the human
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    • Now this essence of the individual ego within the divine spiritual
    • perceived to be once more gradually withdrawing and leaving the human
    • this way. And just as in autumn the knowledge of nature gradually
    • present state of unfoldment. First, he had gradually to push out of
    • This is what will gradually give to the festival thought the character
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    • gradually, to live consciously in the ether-body, to feel it as a
    • it is beginning, gradually, to take shape. Whereas the first
    • respect, a duality. For think of it. — You stand there as a physical
    • In these two figures, both of them dual — Oedipus and Sphinx, Faust
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    • downwards, the similarity gradually disappears. In the case of the
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    • such recognition can he gradually learn to understand the forces that
    • surrounding etheric world. We learn to think as individuals, but not
    • What we behold in the world outside is dualistic, it shows itself to
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    • able to become a vegetarian or not; it is an individual matter.
    • of protein, he will be a well-nourished individual. This has led to
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    • fruit, he will gradually condemn his body to a very sluggish
    • And now perhaps you may still like to ask some individual questions?
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    • outline of this gradual development, you can find in it, if you
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    • was the conception which everyone else had of each individual. This
    • individuals, were not really alive in the members, but each one had
    • made to a leading individual — let us call him X. During the
    • emanated from him. The spectral ideas about leading individuals were
    • individual member, the Society itself had what might be described as
    • very hard as individual human beings. But as a society it hardly
    • Everyone feels that he is an individual, and forgets altogether that
    • the way in which what was to become anthroposophy gradually emerged
    • to the individual. When the individual begins to be repeated we have
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    • which has been made. But it is precisely because individual human
    • beings participate in the spiritual life as discerning individuals
    • that embedded in the individual psyche there are all kinds of
    • remark that the modern age had escaped from the dualism of the Middle
    • rejection of dualism. I was annoyed by the vague, pantheistic
    • of the Middle Ages, to the terrible dualism of scholasticism, I
    • obscurantist, specifically in respect of the dualism of Thomism and
    • malicious intent of a few individuals. It has to be seen as something
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    • scribblings to which these things have gradually given rise.
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    • individual mystery centres were harmonized and unified. Thus what was
    • by the communities of the church and then published in individual
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    • more marked as the focus of the Theosophical Society gradually moved
    • the movement had begun to develop gradually in Berlin, Munich,
    • atomistic endeavours gradually subside, and there was a gradual
    • The Spiritual Guidance of the Individual and Humanity
    • aura around the individual whom he wants to idolize. The latter then
    • will say: “Oh, that individual is aware of three or four
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    • 1908, 1909 — we gradually worked out the inner spiritual
    • Irrespective of the fact that individual anthroposophists
    • the individual actions of our lives.
    • opinions are held only by individuals. The Society does not have an
    • opinion. And that should be expressed in the way that individuals
    • individual.
    • society, with individual contributions from all of them.
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    • element is active in the development of the world, how the individual
    • The laws which were discovered in nature were the individual roses.
    • to what was called ethical individualism. Ethical
    • individualism, because the source of the moral impulses in each
    • individual had to be shown to reside in that divine element with
    • principle within human beings in their capacity as individuals. That
    • conditions which allow such results to emerge gradually. If that were
    • it has to be lived. It must gradually become a reality. That will
    • individual, whatever their situation, has acted in a spirit which is
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    • science should enter into modern life. Gradually we shall
    • years. It is coming slowly and gradually. It has already
    • in many ways than an individual human being. It is only
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    • which must gradually arise in the course of the spiritual
    • astral body, with its sevenfold organisation, individual
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    • what must be undergone by the individual who wishes to set in
    • experiences awaits the one who is to be gradually led by his
    • come there will be individuals who will feel what is
    • also the whole of our soul life, we gradually penetrate the
    • movement is, that as a result of this movement, individuals
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    • human souls will gradually acquire more and more of this
    • words that can only gradually be understood, you might be
    • time gradually came when people were almost stifled by
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    • writing of the stars, and the world will gradually come to
    • the individual tones will be discovered in this experience
    • gradually reach the point of becoming so perceptive for
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    • natural-scientific approach mankind has gradually acquired
    • what is gradually unfolding in the growing child, as the
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    • will gradually — though
    • ‘gradually’ will be quite a long time —
    • they will gradually turn into something he does naturally,
    • Goetheanum. Even if one or another individual cannot be
    • or another individual co-operating only as a spiritual being,
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    • a principle of all art is gradually being complied with,
    • individuals. But the levels of human existence to which we
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    • individual items. We must be able to realize that what we examine
    • gradually decreased, not only was air formed but also water. Thus we
    • is no longer able to live in the womb environment and must gradually
    • the potentiality of the physical human being is there, and gradually
    • and mineral gradually evolved as the entire cosmic body with which
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    • minerals were gradually deposited from the former dense fluid.
    • gradual preparatory conditions. The whole subject is indeed difficult
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    • consciousness as the earth gradually died. And so mankind evolves on
    • Some time ago I gave certain individuals the task of
    • were gradually finding out that they were not glowing gases but
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    • how the earth has gradually evolved and how man was always present
    • That the earth has not evolved simply and gradually,
    • formed is this, that there were once ape-like animals which gradually
    • gradually evolved. And then people developed various ideas of how man
    • Then the earth gradually changed into the form it has
    • boggy, slimy, albumen-like condition gradually changed into the
    • present water and gradually brought about a change in these fish-men.
    • gradually grew out again into high foreheads. It was just in a
    • ground gradually sank. The humans we dig up today in the south of
    • men did not live merely as animals, gradually perfecting themselves
    • piece of bread. He takes it into his mouth; there it gradually
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    • study of the world. You have seen how the human race gradually built
    • name, it has been entirely Europeanized. Its people have gradually
    • ruler, our ruler must be like that; individual men differ, but he
    • the sun rules in the universe. The individual planets, Venus,
    • and the laws then have to be applied to individual cases.
    • had was what each individual could judge in his individual situation.
    • preceding Christianity, individuals like Lao Tse
    • In this way they would gradually have had twenty or thirty heads
    • turn their culture gradually into a religious one — which up to
    • it; then he can examine the condition of the individual organs
    • learn. Gradually they began to look within themselves, learned to
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    • is able to become a vegetarian or not; it is an individual matter.
    • individual. This has led to the fact in this materialistic age that
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    • must have. If he neglects to eat fruit, he will gradually condemn his
    • individual questions?
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    • originally perfect and gradually degenerated to his present state of
    • imperfect, like some kind of higher animal, and that he gradually
    • speak of the human body we will have to say: Man's body has gradually
    • developed gradually to its present state of perfection. There is no
    • the men who want to found everything on power would gradually take on
    • gradually to know the “superior” men before being
    • of man which gradually developed in the course of human evolution
    • free will. Free will developed gradually-but not wisdom. Wisdom was
    • human beings had spirit without intellect; then the spirit gradually
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    • value is gradually discovered. As a rule, the soil in gardens where
    • gradually penetrate into practical life.
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    • long will naturally have some difficulty and only gradually be able
    • concern itself with scientific details, but every individual ought at
    • meteors. Gradually through the centuries it is throwing off its
    • good side to this as well — we'll gradually all suffer from
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    • importance who owns the capital, whether a single individual or
    • respects to the other science. But it will develop gradually into a
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    • gradually built itself up from the rest of great Nature. It was only
    • entirely Europeanized, its people have gradually absorbed
    • are to have a ruler, our ruler must be like that; individual men
    • to reign over the universe. The individual planets, Venus,
    • and has to be applied individually.
    • they had was what the individual man could see in each individual case.
    • In this way, they would gradually have had 20 or 30 heads side by
    • the Indians were predisposed gradually to turn their culture into a
    • way. It was thus that the Indians had to learn. Gradually they began
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    • imperfection gradually. The other view you have probably come to
    • imperfect, like some kind of higher animal, and evolved gradually to
    • man's body then we shall say: Man's body has gradually been
    • today, but animal-like, and this must have developed gradually
    • gradually take on animal-like bodies again, and that two great
    • as yet of intellect. The. Indians then gradually came to know the
    • evolution have gradually grown into man's present form, together with
    • that developed gradually, but not wisdom. Wisdom was originally
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    • individuals — the Queen bees — to a very few chosen
    • individuals, for in the others the sexual life is more or less
    • love. The individual bees renounce love in manifold ways, and thus
    • say to themselves “We will renounce the individual sexual life
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    • it is through this gradual weakening of the nerves, that man really
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    • egg shines brightest of all. Gradually it shines less and
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    • with bees — that one is not dealing with single individual bees
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    • individual. One could only speak with certainty if one took a number
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    • creature adjusts itself to the individual situation, and it becomes
    • what they do. If you test some individual ant, you would certainly not
    • it is not the individual ant that can reason, but the entire colony
    • sense. The separate ants of the colony have no individual
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    • live — not the individual bee, but the whole species — must
    • would gradually crumble into dust, and would become entirely useless.
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    • content we must gradually lead over into the forming of a
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    • — in the end makes no difference. And gradually it has
    • “apprehend ideals”, and thus one gradually glides
    • thought-organism. And this has gradually increased so much in
    • a necessity of form must gradually express itself even in
    • must gradually express itself even in speech, just as a necessity
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    • gradually has taken complete hold of the social life.
    • speaking to people in such as way that gradually a comprehension can
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    • gradually become mixed together; whereas the actual political life
    • noticed by individual examples. Let us take a terrible, horrible, I
    • individuals, who don't like to engage themselves to the right or to
    • conditions, to show that equality must dwell in the individual person
    • consideration of how human beings have gradually come into the
    • spiritual life has gradually been absorbed by the life of the state
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    • make it plausible that an individual person really knows
    • speech-organs. But you can gradually accustom yourselves to
    • surroundings. One gradually learns to listen to the sounds,
    • consideration. One will gradually develop an instinct for
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    • this, the subjective element is gradually overcome in the course of
    • the gradual emergence of what, later on, became the burning social
    • life of Europe through the co-operation of individuals who have both
    • was influenced by yet another factor, namely, the demand for individual
    • side there is the insistent demand for individual freedom: Man must
    • demand for human freedom, for freedom of the individuality.
    • for individual freedom. And it was the voice of the French Revolution,
    • as an individual.
    • in individual minds. Over the whole of the thought-life and its offspring,
    • yearn for unshakable law and, on the other, demand individual freedom.
    • should offer man the possibility of individual freedom. The shrewdest
    • individual freedom finds no fulfilment.
    • who are willing to listen to the chaos that must gradually ensue if
    • that it is the individual who acts but humanity who guides — all
    • the first half of the nineteenth century. Their individual views are,
    • how it gradually loses faith even in itself. There was a radical increase
    • in the middle of the nineteenth century had been gradually working up
    • of things. We see the gradual spread of Christianity, but no trace of
    • century A.D. Gradually it dawns upon us that it
    • is the gradual fading away of that spiritual life which, originating
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    • interpret what the individual saw in his dream-pictures, albeit
    • were interpreters of what the individual experienced. And now the
    • could address himself to the individual, or to a small group. When the
    • refer to what the individual has experienced. He can no longer treat of
    • what the individual tells them and explain to him what he has experienced.
    • place. And thus ritual gradually arises, the pictorial expression of what
    • the individual in quite a different way from the stream I have already
    • come from an individual human impulse. Hence he works to bring about
    • gradually the passing over of the Church into the external institution.
    • be poured out over mankind. The individual plays no part, but the
    • experiences, though they do of course enter deeply into individual destiny.
    • strata of society gradually trickles down into the lower strata, and the
    • already began to develop the kind of thinking which was gradually directed
    • which was half vision, became gradually clothed in abstract forms of
    • people were proud of their individualism, of their freedom. One can see
    • And those who outside in the villages gradually came to be in opposition
    • progress.” And men gradually got into the way of eliminating from
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    • they gradually ceased to hold human life together. In the course of
    • of man's senses with outer nature. In this process consciousness gradually
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    • gradual acquisition of knowledge about external nature, is actually
    • of humanity we have to do with a gradual awakening, a kind of long,
    • world, observe with great precision how there gradually arise out of
    • manifest themselves gradually within the organism but that they are
    • gradually in another sense, was also at work beforehand within the human
    • needs in later life. Consider how the child gradually gains control
    • of itself, how it learns at first to crawl on all fours, how it gradually
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    • they have originated in pure experimentation, our ideas have gradually
    • into it with full consciousness. This unrest is gradually elucidated
    • initially encounters there emerge individual spiritual beings, in the
    • exemplified quite clearly in certain individuals. Human beings seek to
    • There are certain individuals who, though they remain otherwise fully
    • in individuals with healthy, or even conspicuously healthy, organizations
    • — in individuals who have an open mind and a certain understanding
    • doing some previous year? What are the relationships between the individual
    • have gradually arisen out of the most primitive. He penetrates into
    • individuals, which psychiatrists term pathological doubt or
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    • this human development is the gradual emergence and transformation of
    • One gradually achieves a transformation of abstract, merely notional
    • lives and weaves within man. One experiences it in pictures. One gradually
    • On the other side the content of consciousness gradually emerges within
    • in which, as a result of general cultural relationships, man is gradually
    • course of these lectures gradually extricates itself from the body between
    • overcome gradually everything spatial in Imagination and to immerse
    • Inspiration, developed by gradually discovering within matter a spiritual
    • in extremely prominent individuals. How human beings strove in the later
    • sense or formulate conceptually only what concerns but one individual,
    • a number of individuals of a certain type. Commodities exist in the
    • individuals, and if a solitary man undertakes to understand commodities
    • will there arise — not out of the individual but through association,
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    • soul-spirit gradually emancipates itself between birth and the change
    • within the aphorisms. This art was gradually brought to a high state
    • we approach not the ego of the other person but the egos of individual
    • spiritual worlds. One rather degenerate individual, however, developed
    • to realize this. Goethe seeks to understand how the individual organs,
    • is clear that Western civilization has gradually lost all understanding
    • now decadent Eastern wisdom that gradually produces atheistic skepticism
    • we cannot simply say: whether or not humanity will gradually attain
    • types of dogmatism must gradually be replaced by what is achieved when
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    • By having acquired the capacity for the kind of thinking that gradually
    • effort of the individual will. If one has practiced such an inner representation
    • gradually finds his way into life, orienting himself by means of the
    • smell, taste, and touch. Read what has been written by individuals who
    • thinking, and perceiving. And gradually, by means of this rhythmic pulse,
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    • very comprehensive process that exists as an individual
    • physical head process, however, we really have a duality, a
    • enables us gradually to perceive and understand the
    • differentiated for their work on the individual organs. In a
    • through the individual organs.
    • irregularly in a particular person, we will gradually learn
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    • whether an individual lives in the equatorial zone, the
    • clearly undernourished individuals. If we study such
    • individuals carefully, we receive an impression, an
    • an undernourished individual, we see that his metabolic
    • life and chemical ether in the undernourished individual.
    • daily. An individual who has an unusually good digestion
    • individuals who, in the domains of their specialty, were
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    • sight of how difficult it is to group together the individual
    • is certainly true that a feeling can gradually be acquired
    • for the right way to group the individual aspects of a
    • we do with our formula when we group together the individual
    • concentrates the individual aspects of a symptom-complex into
    • used individuals who were sensitive to the phenomena of the
    • divining rod, that is, individuals in whose hands the rod
    • radiations of these individuals in a dark room. The following
    • individuals differed markedly from those of other people in
    • slant, moving it up and down so that gradually the entire
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    • individual — that is a person clearly suffering from
    • fanaticism in judging the healthy or diseased individual.
    • must be dealt with individually. There may well be cases in
    • raw fruits. It is quite correct, in this individual case, a
    • gradually after puberty, when the astral body appears and
    • makes good what the ego cannot do. They die away gradually
    • You should observe that those individuals who suffer from
    • see that through inattention we gradually lose touch with a
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    • individual. The fundamental characteristic of the infantile
    • insight can gradually be gained into the whole human body.
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    • have to be treated from the metabolism. Gradually a rationale
    • individual who can carefully retain in his memory all that
    • healing in detail. Every individual experience is obviously
    • proceed tomorrow to answer individual questions that have
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    • terminate in an individual gradually passing into nothingness
    • that one may, on the one hand, restore the individual to his
    • the individual to develop his formative forces again. You
    • individual has not acquired, or has acquired only
    • especially interesting to study individual metals from this
    • individual to meet the more etheric-spiritual processes
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    • forces which manifest themselves in individual force entities
    • individual case where one wants to help to heal with vowel
    • individual case. From this you will see that the breathing
    • process is continued in a specifically individual way —
    • by the demands which individuals sometimes make because of
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    • particular, quite individual case.
    • Individuality in the true sense must recognise that in the
    • this in the hope that gradually — yes, even in things
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    • spiritual world into the intuition of the individual but with
    • Spanish peninsulas — as peoples, not as individuals
    • be found to express the gradual transition from Spanish into
    • Soul in an individual man.
    • — it cannot be more than that. But among individuals
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    • not live in the thinking of the individual Frenchman, in his
    • individuality, but in the way in which the folk-soul takes
    • expression. In the individual Frenchman, indeed, it lives
    • words: “Striving after individuality”. And within
    • this striving after individuality we include not the German
    • individuality is to be found in the Czechs, the Ruthenians,
    • individuality is developed to the extreme. Hence the
    • intensely individualistic world-outlook of really great
    • the individual as such. (Whether this philosophy is
    • is common to them all a striving after individuality.
    • personality, of the single individual.
    • shall arise in the individual human soul.
    • possible, but only possible if every single individual
    • presses on toward objectivity. The individual man stands at a
    • people, not by individuals; in other words, one speaks out of
    • continues: “The individual can perform no nobler moral
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    • how the Egypto-Chaldean culture gradually comes right out to
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    • confined to the individual, but is in the whole environment,
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    • technical experts. And then, gradually, we shall understand
    • artistic creation has gradually been lost. And if this inner
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    • indeed blessed, as individuals, in having the opportunity to
    • for our spiritual movement that this aim may gradually be
    • individual, and he separates from the land, from daily life
    • grows more individual, a strong sense of Ego, of
    • the territory; it is an ‘individuality’ complete
    • architecture gradually come to express this individual,
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    • being. The Church of Christendom was in itself a duality, the
    • their individual work, and this is expressed in the forms of
    • — if this nearness is gradually transformed into a
    • have within ourselves a duality: something that belongs to
    • very being — the dual nature of man. When the curtain
    • beginning of his existence he does not even crawl. Gradually
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    • gradually into our feelings. To-day, therefore, I only want
    • must teach us to understand how art has gradually developed
    • conception only to be evolved very gradually. But in the
    • but as feeling, we must gradually be able to work our way to
    • consciousness. Man gradually worked his way upwards through
    • consciousness soul (spiritual soul) and has then gradually to
    • when this old clairvoyance gradually passed away; man entered
    • his inner being. It is only gradually that the imitative
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    • life itself, for, as a result of this, the individual soul,
    • a single individual, in the way that was possible at the turn
    • gradually arose, not only the indifferent attitude to art,
    • things. The soul is faced with purely individual problems or
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    • — in the end makes no difference. And gradually it has
    • “apprehend ideals”, and thus one gradually glides
    • thought-organism. And this has gradually increased so much in
    • a necessity of form must gradually express itself even in
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    • make it plausible that an individual person really knows
    • speech-organs. But you can gradually accustom yourselves to
    • surroundings. One gradually learns to listen to the sounds,
    • consideration. One will gradually develop an instinct for
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    • Societies something might gradually develop of a kind that
    • individuals are putting forward so very well, as has happened
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    • every individual devoted to it with the primeval sources of
    • involved in this link between the individual human soul and
    • founding of the individual national Societies.
    • individuals who might fruitfully concern themselves with the
    • gradually come to agree that it is just as absurd for
    • everything is individual in such matters. Not everything can
    • the individual and in human society, on the basis of a true
    • both the individuals and the groups represented, form the
    • Society’— you see how it is the individual
    • three weeks in advance. Motions proposed by individual
    • either individuals or groups; we shall recognize as a
    • member every individual or every group who can accept these
    • individual groups; the certificate of membership shall,
    • dues shall be fixed by the individual groups; each group
    • individuals who are situated all over the place. This will
    • not prevent the individual groups from electing their own
    • responsible for the individual groups, officials arising from
    • have in the Vorstand an individual who has been united with
    • furthermore in the anthroposophical Vorstand an individual
    • together. This is an individual who many will feel still
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    • individually free human being within the reigning work of the
    • gods in the cosmos, as a cosmic human being, an individual
    • future of the universe as an individual human being within
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    • on Paragraph 11 regarding the admission of individual members
    • conclusion. Only then should individuals or groups apply for
    • some reason would we admit an individual or a group here in
    • admit the individual but also to the individual finding it
    • convince the individual to join a group. When I was writing
    • out of an individual's convictions.
    • a circular to the individual groups letting them know that
    • great an infringement of the freedom of the individual
    • Should we make efforts to bring it about that individuals who
    • method of transferring these groups will gradually come
    • entirely on the individual case, for it will be essentially
    • the wishes of a particular individual upon whom they confer
    • person shall be admitted or not has to be taken individually
    • Anthroposophical Society. Of course there might be individual
    • individual cases. But as a matter of principle it can have no
    • of philosophy gradually developed into a faculty in its own
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    • going on in other South American towns which will gradually
    • first of all to Rio. He will gradually take on work in a
    • as possible amongst its individual members. However, on the
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    • before our souls a rhythm so that we may gradually press
    • concerns about the individual Paragraphs.
    • the individual and in human society, on the basis of a true
    • the life of the soul in the individual and in human society
    • both the individuals and the groups represented, form the
    • Paragraph is to express what it is that unites the individual
    • practical question: There are individual members here as well
    • delegates from individual groups have arrived with a full
    • in this kind of context, has gradually come to be used
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    • Goetheanum’ refer to an individual period or will it be
    • individual. You must consider how it will arise. Of your own
    • DR STEINER: This is an entirely individual
    • three weeks in advance. Motions proposed by individual
    • will be the concern of the individual groups; the
    • be fixed by the individual groups; each group shall,
    • discussion of the individual Paragraphs in the detailed
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    • and that deviations from this can be arranged in individual
    • individual groups would have to be set at a sufficiently low
    • the nominated sum would require individual negotiations. But
    • Section of the Theosophical Society. Individual members were
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    • individual Societies and the larger groups, as a result of
    • especially the individual groups, to find ways of creating a
    • corner, to all the groups and to all the individuals who are
    • individuality of the different correspondents. I think that
    • individual feels in his heart of hearts, for we want to deal
    • remain a motley mixture; this will bring us the individuality
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    • by those individuals who are called to these branches within
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    • discover which individual is so popular all over Switzerland
    • the individual members. This would be possible in Switzerland
    • the individual branches were to suggest their delegates to
    • moments — we shall have to succeed gradually in being
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    • individuals had taken for themselves much of what the good
    • which the Mysteries in their old form gradually began to
    • developed gradually that gentle glance through which the
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    • what each individual thinks should be paid annually for each
    • in at the same time. The method will gradually emerge, and
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    • still to plunge. Looking at those individuals who externally
    • erected the building whose individual stones will be the work
    • achieved in all our groups by the individuals outside in the
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    • individual will live out in other, quite different earthly and cosmic
    • ideals. But then one feels oneself united with every other individual
    • for what will come of that occasion. For only if the individuals
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    • has been the incurring by leading individuals — or at least by
    • philistine style, with youth gradually absorbing more and more
    • leaders of the old society were committed to what had gradually taken
    • individual capacities, to find and breathe an atmosphere in which
    • some individuals in the older group who had never taken any interest
    • files, which had gradually become a necessity. There were definitely
    • had come. For almost nothing of what lived in the many individuals
    • individuals who, to put it as exactly as possible, have no real
    • Society. They are individuals completely without interest in what the
    • Then there is the free union of individuals who care not a whit for
    • could easily be solved. The only problem in the case of individuals
    • Anthroposophical Society — for the Society has gradually become
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    • individual in today's social order. To say this is to call attention
    • individual that he could not have carried for himself.
    • individual existence. On the one hand, modern man has a strong sense
    • of individuality and cannot tolerate any interference with his life
    • of individual thought and feeling. He wants to be recognized as a
    • “I want to be a distinct individual.” Of course, not
    • that on the one hand can satisfy the urge to be a distinct individual
    • and on the other unite individuals with their fellowmen. Modern man
    • wants them to have an individual character like that experienced in
    • communities. Once a community has equipped an individual with
    • spiritual world, challenges the individual soul to form its own
    • focusing of the religious element on the individual.
    • This would gradually
    • individual element eminently capable of creating community that can
    • a number of individuals who spent their childhood and early
    • individual form of sermon is being sought, but the key to it has not
    • individuals are presently entering the Society, seeking anthroposophy
    • was solely responsible for enabling individuals to put their whole
    • But a person who has become an independent, distinct individual in
    • karma not to feel a destined connection with every individual they
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    • of purely individual concern. To be sure, dreams do clothe the
    • Man's individual core is what is involved here. He is outside his
    • longer possible for ten individuals to be in one room with each
    • individuals are looking for some special aspect of anthroposophy.
    • on the way individual members of the Society need to conceive the
    • individual can therefore study it all by himself, and he has every
    • initiative of this and that individual, activities going on in the
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    • western secret societies, if single individuals could have been
    • failed to perceive the actual individuality and personality of
    • personality in an individual will element, which in this way
    • thoughts, as they are in the cosmos, to gradually die out. The
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    • human individuality, has to enter upon the further journey
    • individuality who is living on as Ego and astral body.
    • would otherwise have been used for the individuality in his
    • individuality those forces which, in other circumstances,
    • individuality, the stimulus of which I have spoken; he can
    • The human individuality (Ego and astral body) passes over
    • of the individuality is playing from the cosmos into the
    • the human individuality together with the etheric body from
    • and how this gradually dissolves into the more spiritual
    • individuality in memory. When we have passed through the
    • not mean the individual suffering which springs from
    • individuality — of the Ego and the astral body with
    • individually different in different human beings; it is not
    • after the human individuality has passed through the gate
    • individuality — the individuality can only live out
    • gate of Death, and what remains individual. What
    • individuality in the higher spiritual world. You will find
    • as individuality and I will speak about it tomorrow. But we
    • must realise that what lives on individually begins to live
    • of his experiences. The individuality is fully present when
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    • individuals, a continuous possibility of going out from
    • oneself and betaking oneself into other individuals. If one
    • earnestness. One only struggles through quite gradually to
    • gradually lose the possibility, after death, of actually
    • single, individual phenomena. These single phenomena are
    • state of things will gradually cease. The art of the future
    • in the cosmic forces and we gradually realise that a mature
    • children in the physical body, gradually adapt ourselves
    • because her essential quality as an individual was
    • the individual personality in the world. And when he spoke
    • individuality who became, in an outstanding degree, what
    • individualities, and it must be expressed clearly and
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    • individuals who were familiar with natural scientific research.
    • declining reference to an individual spiritual soul. On the
    • persuasion has gradually decreased. It has diminished with many
    • opposition to this idea should gradually be eradicated. I have
    • becomes gradually a desire for physical birth (red = rot). Upon
    • should not as it were see a duality between the physical body
    • gradually find a door to enter into the physical world. It is
    • physicality, which we gradually enter, turns around again from
    • the act of becoming physical individuals, our soul-spiritual
    • transformed back into the soul spiritual, if it so gradually
    • from then onwards he or she gradually again becomes spiritual,
    • so spiritual that death is a gradual transition into the soul
    • ourselves out of a spiritual-soul element gradually
    • cosmos through the power of love. Gradually, in a kind of
    • concept of the human being. Gradually you will discover things
    • with reference to the spiritual everything gradually is placed
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    • cosmos, and on the other hand to show how we can gradually,
    • today. Historical examinations have gradually been capitulated
    • turn radical in this regard, the tendency, at least gradually,
    • and includes individuals in this unfolding from one generation
    • to the next, one gradually arrives at considering things, I
    • whether with individuals or with some kind of nation, or race
    • details must be taken further in order to gradually reach a
    • actual reality of the ingenious individual. The child will have
    • gradually carry its fruits into a practical social life.
    • can gradually only observe what comes visibly to the eye, what
    • today. We see everywhere how contemporary people gradually need
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    • individual in the way it was encountered when the Goetheanum
    • individuals in our movement have now also decided to act. As a
    • discussion with such an individual.
    • characterised individual Max Dessoir, and one can't do Max
    • actually be grasped and individually actually followed through
    • which these people develop. Individually these people according
    • countries there aren't innumerable individuals who, if they
    • course? Certainly, we can inspire several young individuals
    • Protestant individualism against the Roman Catholic community
    • Michel it isn't up to single individuals to discover a final
    • as spiritual striving, mankind becomes gradually increasingly
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    • tendency to drive music as such into mere noise. [14] We have gradually
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    • therapy; for this must gradually be developed side by side with usual
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    • You will have seen that it is quite possible for a single individual
    • by an individual), the space in which the movement occurs, and all the
    • of people. And when the whole chorus is moving, each individual must
    • developed from the usual eurythmy which the individual presents. In
    • each individual key [35] will be revealed, for you will be obliged to
    • actually the case is not so rosy, for otherwise every individual would
    • to the sounds of speech and of music may gradually appear out of this
    • its sculpture gradually was led away from eurythmy. Here we must compare
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    • It is because the contemporary person has gradually acquired an attitude
    • already explained), whereby you may gradually accustom yourself to seek
    • several centuries, to observe that it has gradually dropped many ah,
    • the actual quality of tone eurythmy has gradually to develop. Only when
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    • lecture) that eurythmy has to develop gradually in such a way that auxiliary
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    • will see that the materialistic age has gradually learned to talk about
    • be to regress to the state of a child gradually discovering what some
    • with individuals who are philosophers by profession, but rather with
    • to discover truth as most individuals believe it to be, that would mean
    • more individuals who believe that they can solve the whole cosmic riddle
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    • aura of the individual in question, for people were aware that the aura
    • all aware that there are individuals given to spending a large part
    • you at hand of an example that there are indeed individuals who possess
    • But he is gradually relieved; he enjoys himself, and sometimes even
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    • into being and gradually evolved up to the present under the influence of
    • of necessity, in a somewhat narrow sense at least. Even individuals
    • honest individuals, he is a man who draws the conclusions of his assumptions.
    • Such an individual asks, Why am I present at this point in evolution?
    • that an individual who embraces the entire scientific conscience of
    • in his day. But he said, “If individuals like Hegel search for
    • Most individuals think they know what a circle is. If someone asks,
    • that memory gradually strengthens.
    • Of course we all have our own individual gestures anyway. Differences
    • in historical events. If what we observe in individual gesture is to be
    • understood as the residue of past lives on earth, born with the individual
    • of individual lives we have to look for the thoughts underlying gesture.
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    • of the individual in that necessity, could have for a person like Faust.
    • delicate matters when it comes to individual cases, but such situations
    • in our individual lives. They will appear in the next incarnation in
    • We certainly find objective elements in ourselves, in our individual
    • The individual who went uneducated became what he is as a result of
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    • individuals who declared that they could not attend my lectures because
    • gradually rising mountain chain beyond it, and we notice a stream or
    • immortal individual engaged in a continuous bringing forth of what is
    • And it is just those individuals who garner knowledge from the spiritual
    • flourish and can be fruitfully disseminated. Numbers of individuals
    • world. Misconceptions about these things must gradually be eliminated.
    • facet of character, and an individual's memory is in this sense
    • world is to be regarded as an “immortal individual
    • we gradually work our way through to a concept of something elevated above
    • a gradual working up to it.
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    • of the relationship of knowledge to reality only if we gradually ascend
    • We gradually make the discovery that the
    • This would represent the physical body out of which the individual ascends.
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    • of how human beings who gradually advance to what is known as clairvoyant
    • miss the fact of the great differences of soul manifested by individuals.
    • other person as far as his individuality is concerned.
    • concepts for awhile are satisfied to explain these individual differences
    • in his individual characteristics what he has brought with him from
    • It is true that karma is the cause of our individual predispositions,
    • that our individual differences come from the way we develop in the
    • through various earth lives and develop ourselves as individuals; we
    • developed by us as individuals.
    • need in order to develop their individual capacities. We can conceive of
    • as individuals, but if we are unable to find in the spiritual world
    • such as that we have various incarnations and so on, each as our individuality
    • question of what conditions contribute to the development of individuality.
    • life. It is really true that when an individual is old and gray and
    • an individual dies in extreme old age or as a youngster, perhaps even
    • encountered. Special individual needs would be taken care of by karma
    • on the possibility of pouring into the physical body what an individual
    • their gifts to the fact that some individuals have to die young. To
    • prepared by people dying young. This has nothing to do with the individual.
    • from individual life to focus on the life of the whole world. But the fact
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    • sees it is the following: Here we have so and so many individuals. Judged
    • individual souls here have not been forgotten by each soul, for their
    • The objectification process in the case of the individual souls of today
    • someone who is still a child, that individual is granted a particularly
    • world. It is possible to point instead to the fact that one individual
    • is so God-forsaken, and that in our time only those individuals think
    • some individuals take their connection with our movement much too lightly.
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    • recognize in him an outstanding individual. In the
    • understanding the human individual. And yet, if one observes
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    • can respond properly to whatever comes from each individual
    • develop what will eventually become an individual and
    • that a child gradually learns to control these forces is not
    • only highly individual, but is significant for the child's
    • speaking is thinking, which should gradually become more and
    • happen in the most varied ways in each individual human
    • have observed how, according to their individual makeup,
    • individual is as a being of soul. One only has to know that the
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    • faculty, the new faculty of thinking is gradually born.
    • movements of the baby gradually become more purposeful. In this
    • child's earliest years, and it continues, gradually declining,
    • individually pours into the static and dynamic forces, will
    • find that an individual's destiny already begins to be revealed
    • spirituality only connected with the individual human being,
    • something that is a matter of individual destiny, but something
    • do not remain in the realm of the individual at all. In New
    • anthroposophy the I-being of the human individual. For
    • human being that is entirely different from the individual I.
    • school, and the way that the breathing gradually adapts to the
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    • a truly individual knowledge of what the human being is. This
    • footsteps of our modern civilization, which has gradually
    • grade school consists in just this gradual progression from
    • the great question of how a child's play can gradually be
    • respond in an entirely individual way.
    • part of the word, gradually getting the child to pronounce
    • organizations in your picture of the individual, then you have
    • allow our young students to grow gradually and naturally into
    • individual, but from different angles. And this is how it
    • The Spiritual Guidance of the Individual and Humanity.
    • The Spiritual Guidance of the Individual and Humanity,
    • one of the smaller periods begins, when a child gradually
    • But between the ninth and tenth years, as children gradually
    • gradually progress to a description of animals. But again this
    • mature only gradually, and they have to be prepared well before
    • young students gradually from the divine-spiritual in nature,
    • — into conscious individual judgments. It will enable
    • through what is revealed to our individual insights. In this
    • being there is an individual orientation toward religion,
    • which, after the fifteenth year, has to be gradually won. Our
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    • single human individual, is spread out over all of the animal
    • comprehend, but will gradually ripen during the coming years of
    • the child's life. Individually, this change can vary; in some
    • individual. What is this great life question? Up to this point,
    • of colors. After a while, the young student will come gradually
    • between the individual and society, national or ethnic
    • students' practical experience of it. Gradually it should
    • one can perceive individual characteristics in what they
    • their work will always display distinctly individual features.)
    • into the pupils' more individual characteristics until the age
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    • knowing how to adapt to the individuality of the growing child.
    • to remain more in the region of the soul. The gradual emergence
    • gradually the outer world aids one's awakening; and finally the
    • concepts have arisen gradually from the original single concept
    • support coming from society as a whole, then the gradual
    • foundation for an individual sense of morality. If now the
    • teachers witness time and again how the child's individuality
    • is gradually emerging, they have to realize that they
    • of individuals, and it would never do to stand in the classroom
    • Institutions are the outcome of individual endeavor. You can
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    • individual members, but anthroposophy itself always strives to
    • death this same individual was hailed as one of the greatest
    • those that will make the human individual, as a being of body,
    • each individual.) If, when looking at ourselves, we had to
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    • liver activity. This gradual lessening of liver activity, in
    • been lost gradually during the nineteenth and twentieth
    • living and individualizing psychology should be jointly
    • individual cases — more or less statistically — but
    • learned from each individual case, even if it does not always
    • handle the situation in each individual case. You will find a
    • individuality here on Earth. To livingly comprehend the world
    • who have aged properly. They see merely childish individuals,
    • which is not the same as the sum of the teachers' individual
    • spirits. This, however, can be nurtured only gradually within
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    • the human organism. You will see individual figures as well as
    • then soul and spirit are pouring into the individual's entire
    • arts, which also treat the human individual as an instrument,
    • you could soon perceive individual characteristics of the
    • really become one with their art. Then a more individual
    • individual interpretation. We are not concerned here with
    • years when it was standing, the Goetheanum gradually came to be
    • must be free to have an individual opinion and also to express
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    • stimulate man to develop oxygen inwardly, then I gradually
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    • rather as individuals. But instead they do something else
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    • individual's development which co-insides with the change of
    • the first seven years of the human organism. We gradually see
    • power gradually works into the bodily aspect during the first
    • foundation, then we gradually come to behold spiritual
    • individual being when actually the I and astral body are not
    • dualistic being than the child. The child has the
    • the body. As a duality the soul-spiritual appears opposite the
    • gradually from about the twelfth year onwards and with sexual
    • present day mankind must look at clearly; dualism has developed
    • historical importance only gradually developed from the
    • developed further and how people have gradually degenerated to
    • and how this has gradually made human doctors into animal
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    • regard to before and behind, the gradual movement from below upwards
    • and more inwardly realised. We must learn to feel that duality, that
    • the air. And out of the duality air and water, in the co-operation of
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    • to develop intensively man's individual will — that is, precisely
    • it as a dualism. Ahriman likes all that is outer form, that can stiffen;
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    • to? It is shown how seeds of disintegration have gradually entered western
    • The toxic effect, however, no longer changes the individuality of the
    • effect is certainly shown – not on the individual but on the
    • in no way individualised, they are large:nourished by the materialistic
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    • individual or of humanity itself — indeed, the course of the entire
    • and then to be understood, may gradually be understood; to illuminate
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    • I gave here earlier about the whole human race gradually becoming younger.
    • for example, the thinking power was still there. But it gradually faded.
    • Christ that today are termed heretical, shockingly heretical. Gradually
    • of Christianity gradually died out, and a different conception of it
    • but declared that they could not understand it. Gradually there was
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    • were conferred upon individuals just as casually as are, let us say,
    • ancient initiations that was the essential condition: that an individual
    • that is real. The condition of soul in which an individual sought enlightenment
    • and bravely gone through — a condition in which all the individual
    • us is what resulted for the individual who was brought to this “gate
    • Naturally, only a few selected individuals became Christ-bearers. Moreover,
    • taken the place of that content which individuals found within themselves
    • experienced by some individuals today, to commune with themselves in order
    • to this person or that. In this way he will gradually resolve himself
    • abstract ideas. Such an individual as Goethe tried to push beyond natural
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    • are individuals who do not look at things as they are painted by the
    • them, a philosophy that accepts this dualism of body and soul, and fails
    • which consists in their having gradually resolved the very different
    • knowledge that the numerous individuals who depend upon the earlier
    • that a current axiom will be: No happiness is possible for one individual
    • aroused when a man wishes as an individual to have any sort of happiness
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    • in connection with initiation is this: that some individual notices
    • connection of knowledge, there was still a sort of bond uniting individual
    • concept gradually faded away, since, to begin with, its interpretation
    • of belief yesterday.) It is not surprising that it gradually came about
    • the beginnings of Christianity. For when people gradually reduced everything
    • — gradually lost the Jesus-concept, because there are no external,
    • manifest. Science took account not so much of the change as of the gradual
    • a few individuals really succeed in becoming conscious of these things.
    • discernment. This necessity gradually disappeared after the Mystery
    • the choice of the individual to be initiated was not made by a priest,
    • senses. He gradually learned to know the human being from without.
    • it is not so very different. If, however, an individual in our time
    • If an individual in our
    • a strong interest in the individual human being that something of a
    • individual has abundant opportunity to prepare himself well, if he will,
    • way I have described. Then if the individual can have this mood, if
    • In attaining this, however, the individual has at the same time acquired
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    • land the train is passing through. Gradually by accustoming themselves
    • or spiritual science, of how our earth has gradually developed by first
    • concepts and ideas can gradually confer on people of a ripe age the
    • For how many individuals
    • How many individuals are awake to what has had to be repeated so constantly:
    • individuals responding consciously to what Walther Rathenau has brought
    • but the whole civilized world would gradually be similarly enchained,
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    • only one. In old pre-Christian times, but gradually fading as the Mystery
    • individuals outwardly responsible for the present catastrophe. He is
    • positions in the war itself, still there are countless individuals who,
    • just alluded blurs people's judgment of individuals. All kinds of demonic
    • individuals responsible for the catastrophe of the war, or having to
    • the gradual fall of czardom. Naturally this could not happen quite openly
    • but also the activity of the individual intelligence can be excluded
    • is not allowing his individual intelligence to play a part — any
    • normally brings into action in individual human beings, for his subjective
    • such as Rathenau predicts, it is necessary that as many individuals
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    • to bring it to the attention of each individual member of the
    • among your pupils that as Christians, individuals must put themselves
    • to calmly survey their gradually increasing disappointment. Once the
    • will be shadows whose I is weakened, rather than independent individuals.
    • gradually developed under your guidance, the strengths of the members
    • standards that all individuals can apply and must also allow to be applied
    • In any case, you represent a great focal point of forces of which individuals
    • to be an open book to all others to the extent their individual strength
    • not exist for pre-Christian initiators. The individual I had not yet
    • — after all, the teachings are directed to the individual I. Any
    • root within the individual in the wrong way. Any dulling of individual
    • white lodge — the personal instruction of individuals. For as
    • I have already said, a profound mistrust in your treatment of individual
    • to leave it up to each one of you to judge the situation individually
    • this matter is left to individual discretion, each one of you will know
    • how the statement that my dealings with individual members and with
    • is wrongly conceived of if people are always turning to one individual;
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    • have great and noble aims that can be realized only gradually, and not
    • the autonomy of individual souls must be respected in the most painstaking
    • most people have no idea of the painstaking regard for individual freedom
    • effort to preserve the autonomy of individual souls.
    • they have arrived at it themselves, out of their own individual souls.
    • be able to maintain that any individuals in this Society have been particularly
    • to the extent that, in my attempt to preserve individual freedom, I
    • regard to either an individual or the Society as a whole to encourage
    • for our individual lives.
    • more important than individuals. There is no other way.
    • soul and how I relate to individual members. I am constantly trying
    • said so to some members individually. I would prefer to see this personal
    • the basis of a single case, however. Instead, each individual case has
    • the sake of protecting individuals; it is time for us to go into these
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    • each member should feel a certain responsibility. As individuals, they
    • precisely, or else it may gradually become impossible to foster what
    • a single individual? That kind of thing really does happen. I cannot
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    • that it acts as a healer in its totality when confronted with individual
    • an individual member or organ is ill. It is important that we understand
    • answer is that the single most important thing is for each individual
    • of the Society as a living entity have to enter our individual awareness.
    • actions of some individuals suggest, we may have to concede that it
    • ours that longtime members pay attention to the new members as individuals
    • to a number of individuals about them. A vital interest in the affairs
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    • he gradually realized why he could not understand these souls from Mars.
    • If we become accustomed to doing this, we will gradually begin to
    • literature to gradually and rationally discover how we as human beings
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    • has gradually spread to incorporate and try to explain all kinds of
    • male individual in the form of a forbidden relationship to his mother.
    • in human life. This has crept into our life gradually, without people
    • to be true in the case of a certain individual. A Freudian theorist
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    • something independent of human individuals is compelling even the crassest
    • able to gradually rid your emotion-filled thinking of its subjective
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    • In any case, the idea of love has gradually crept into all kinds of
    • refined eroticism, depending on the character of the individual in question.
    • are obliged to do what they do so that an extremely important individuality
    • of errors originating in the illusions of individuals prone to mystical
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    • individual human being, social interactions, or any series of interrelated
    • at earlier stages. We will gradually come to see that according to this
    • evolution reached its lowest point and a gradual re-ascent began. However,
    • that demeans not only individuals, but human nature in general, to the
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    • after the gradual realisation of the above-mentioned threefold structure
    • the present social cancer, gradually began to develop, people tried
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    • of corporations, guilds, etc., the individual human beings were able
    • the development of the personal, individual element, after which humanity
    • onward, a certain individualism begins to develop also in the sphere
    • individualism, we can discern the development of a kind of anti-monopoly
    • production reckons with individualism. The old communities were dispersed,
    • and the economic initiative was now taken over by individual human beings,
    • yet it gradually becomes permeated by an element which results from
    • produced by private individual initiative, and brought on to the market
    • as it were, the principle of individual production, where the producer
    • production of goods reckons with individual human beings. One individual
    • produces something, brings it on to the market, and another individual
    • fundamental laws of the individual human organisation.
    • fundamental laws of the individual human organism, we come to the
    • not pursue individual aims, but is service on behalf of the general
    • can be desired. Within an ideal economic order, every individual human
    • “Because it does not pursue individual aims, but is service on
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    • and causal continuation of what has gradually arisen within the economic
    • that the capitalistic economic order must gradually, and of its own
    • into industry a process which was formerly entrusted to the individual
    • ridiculous. This accumulation of capital enables individual owners,
    • by individual employers, but that they are instead employed by a common
    • the individual human being., Lad every form of production was therefore
    • economic process really becomes separated from the individual human
    • from the individual human being.
    • individual human organism, but also the social organism, must now be
    • be. justified. It is the same in the case of individual men. Do most
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    • will gradually lead the so-called intelligentsia, the intellectual loaders
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    • sense. It is not indeed the programme of one individual or of several
    • individuals, but the result of observing what the spiritual leadership of
    • should in individual spheres be transferred to companies; and this would
    • on life of this particular class. The drastic transference of all individual
    • individual forces of liberty will go under. Wilson owes his election
    • he has contributed to the release of the individual forces in economic
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    • of the economic life. In individual States it is possible, of course,
    • conditions in these individual States can permanently remain as they
    • community owns the land or it is owned by a number of individuals makes
    • the individual inhabitants, then you will get as quotient the only possible
    • are established where one individual can acquire more value than another.
    • But not a whit more can pass into the movable property of an individual
    • all economic life in so for as it applies to an individual's movable
    • lived as a spiritual individual in a spiritual relation to the higher
    • with individual destiny, and that lived with others in accordance with
    • what I have just described. In earthly existence we come into individual
    • upon our individual karma, and either trace back to earlier lives on
    • earth or point to those coming later. But among these individual relations
    • form. It has nothing to do with individual karma but with what was prepared
    • spiritual life on earth. Gradually, however, it enters more and more
    • instead of acting egoistically as an individual man. No one today who
    • bourgeois economic order has allowed a deep cleft gradually to arise.
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    • ways in which the views of the proletarian movement have gradually been
    • socialist theories which have gradually caught hold of the whole proletarian
    • economic order, gradually built up in recent times, men have held the
    • the individual until it reaches what is most individual, which at the
    • but in the gradual dying away of the State. And just by observing how
    • its gradual disappearance.
    • healthy. At the present stage of mankind's development, the individual
    • the individual to live thus. We should not wish to live in the illusion
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    • for individual freedom of thought, for an individual form of consciousness!
    • of the consciousness soul, to be able to feel itself an individual within
    • our individuality from higher regions through birth, then we are entirely
    • indeed by very few. In leading bourgeois circles there has gradually
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    • individual by himself could as little bring about such a structure as
    • of an individual leader who has become its guiding principle.
    • than does the inner life of the individual man? Here we must be clear
    • of each man's individuality is contained in class-consciousness, and
    • this individuality looks within itself for a content it has so far been
    • and individual professional interests link men together and place them
    • upon fresh details that help to make the matter clearer; for every individual
    • for instance, the hours of work, work in relation to the individual
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    • social conditions in the common life of men that reality has gradually
    • of gradually learning to understand a new language. They would prefer
    • in human life that these affairs gradually grow farther and farther
    • are also, as you may know, individual States having only paper values
    • and has gradually made money into something assessed, something stamped.
    • individual States which, for example, in the economic life resulted
    • between the States. They did not take effect within the individual States
    • would approve, but so that a possibility is created for every individual
    • through a spiritual life common to all men having the individual capacity
    • be able to arise for the initiative of the individual faculties which, in
    • upon the free initiative of individual faculties and the free understanding
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    • is no social organism that would not show the interworking of individual
    • be prevented from arising as a natural symptom of the work of individual
    • phenomenon. For the individual possesses this just as much as he possesses
    • various directions. It is in the interest of the individual that a member
    • should be there in the social organism in which individual human capacities
    • come to expression; but it is in the general interest that these individual
    • individuals cannot be left in the economic sphere, it must be transferred
    • the spiritual organism where the individual capacities of men are dealt
    • idea that man has society to thank for his own individual capacities.
    • company of others, it is also only from society that he has his individual
    • to be developed in society. The fruits of individual activity must return
    • to society. For a time only the individual has command of it because
    • individual States. For example, Schücking said: The objection will
    • be made that the various States remain individualities and will not
    • that Assembly small local principalities are also individuals, nevertheless
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    • everyday life. For the measures affecting the daily life of individuals
    • how in his thinking. By this his thinking should gradually
    • idea as it is present first in the souls of single human individuals,
    • There arise associations that are the reverse of individual economy.
    • to be merely universal idea nor animal-men, but really individual man
    • figuratively, individual man draws from the well of intuition. Kant
    • concrete moment, in an individual concrete moment, out of your highest
    • also for its revelations concerning individual spheres of the life of
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    • to an understanding of the karma of the individual human being
    • concerns each individual one of us, is exceedingly complicated.
    • each individual, with the earthly life of one who was important
    • although, of course, the destiny of an ordinary individual is
    • the special questions which we are considering, and gradually
    • the share of the individual human being in these events
    • themselves summon those human individuals whose karma specially
    • notice a certain harmony between the individuality of
    • place. What lived in Goethe as his individuality, was far
    • places these human individualities strongly into the physical
    • significance of an illness for the whole individual experience
    • particular way, the individual way in which he is related to
    • a human individuality, and in what a complicated way the human
    • individuality is connected with the events in the world.
    • gradually written these scenes from the age of 25 to 50, they
    • during those years, in accordance with his individual nature;
    • gradually write a drama, page after page, straight off the
    • individual. For, after all, the same laws which obtain in
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    • that isolated individuals like Goethe are able to produce such
    • single individuals are thus lifted out of the remainder of
    • of any individual and the lives of great men so-called?
    • 'Intelligence' is not so closely bound to our individuality as
    • duality. It is more hidden today than it was in Goethe's
    • individuals who enter the modern life of education
    • have come into existence when Man was being gradually
    • express itself in an individual. Altogether, for the very
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    • individuals within the temple-service. For then, into the
    • consciousness of these chosen individuals — who were
    • Certain human beings had to undergo an individual training, so
    • individuality was emancipating itself, so to speak, from the
    • cosmic Will, and the old customs gradually passed over into our
    • gradually become the prevailing judgment.
    • individual way according to the manager. The spirit, the mood
    • individuality and karma, we shall continue to speak in the next
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    • latter are still present in individual religious confessions.
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    • gradually became something which made qualified people aware of
    • Hence it gradually came about that the act of consecration of
    • which can be meant by this is what the individual human being
    • soul of each individual priest. Conversely, every single soul
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    • felt that he is a warmth mollusk he gradually feels something
    • world. When man gradually absorbs everything which the world
    • anymore. This is why the idea gradually arose that one
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    • Apocalypse to the following seven letters to the individual
    • everything which has gradually arisen in the consciousness of
    • really understand this today, there were certain individuals at
    • fact, the individual churches under discussion here represent
    • at the wonderfully individual way in which the seven churches
    • should really not just look for Moses's individuality, for
    • for the individuality who is sitting on Christ's seat. The
    • contrast to the individual human stages. One could say that man
    • of man in the center, the individual stages of humanity
    • beasts, who has to include all the individual stages. Something
    • or man as something that is higher than the individual stages
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    • be something which simply occurs. But one will gradually begin
    • treat individual people in accordance with the general ideas
    • gives each inner human being an individual constitution. It's
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    • that displacements in the number 7 are gradually appearing. We
    • Apocalypse, we find that we gradually become able to grasp what
    • covering for the godhead, and not like individual human beings.
    • Atlantean men felt that the godhead existed, but not individual
    • slowly and gradually for four cultural periods. It was
    • that we're gradually supposed to have death beside us as a
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    • Arius gradually lost favor.
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    • work in connection with the individual planets we get what is
    • the direction of bestiality in their views and also gradually
    • individualities of Alexander and Aristotle in 869 under the
    • culture which had gradually been accepted by humanity in the
    • materialistic forms in all fields. For individuals who had to
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    • hoped for before; but then come the individual facts which must
    • an end. And we can see how it gradually died down in certain
    • gradually inscribing its content into the ether of the earth's
    • individuals; but individuals can prepare themselves to
    • above gradually begins to be important after the Mystery of
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    • individual.
    • universally human. Men must develop an ego or an individuality
    • beings and their individualities.
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    • individuality was not in him when he wrote the AntiChrist and
    • Ecce Homo. I know this individuality in Nietzsche, and I even
    • corrupt individual human beings, and who doesn't just want to
    • Anthroposophy or can gradually be disclosed through
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    • and more. The ways in which the Christ will gradually live in
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    • individuality in them. However, one must of course take care to
    • keep the fact that they have no individualities from them,
    • such ego-less, individuality-less people, since they won't
    • incarnate again and because they have no individuality —
    • must decide what is really inside such men in each individual
    • Here one finds that consciousnesses of individual personalities
    • epoch where a gradual dying out of the inner impulse of
    • the gospels and the cultic rites; the cult gradually became
    • between racial development and individual development in
    • which a particular human individuality is.
    • one thinks that if one has 1,2,3,4,5 individualities and one
    • a single human individuality cannot feel that he is affected by
    • and not to human individualities. We will go into how all of
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    • However, one can hardly fail to recognize the individual parts
    • happens in individual men in this way takes place in the whole
    • stages of development that are similar to the ones individual
    • consciousness age individual men have to acquire something
    • Guardian of the Threshold in our time, although, individual men
    • individual human beings. So that a crossing of the threshold is
    • individual human beings remain unaware of, namely, into cloud
    • into three parts — which I described for individuals in
    • more to say about racial and individual evolution tomorrow.
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    • oscillates between these two. All of this will gradually become
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    • disappears and the spiritual world gradually appears from the
    • the course of his esoteric training he gradually becomes aware
    • Exusiai is gradually revealed, the further we go on the path of
    • Apocalypticer presents the individual sounds of this world
    • gradually arose when spiritual life became decadent, concerning
    • Fichte's individuality descends into its physical body in that
    • archangels and Archai and when one sees how individual soul
    • That was a time when people gradually lost their understanding
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    • into his individuality. Of course to begin with this age is
    • intellectuality that is breaking into his individuality.
    • a really thorough understanding of the individual case, no
    • have been pressed into the service of a study of the individual
    • cases and their individual forms, — only after one has
    • everything else through individual observations can one use
    • individual committed suicide and why that individual became
    • side. Even though the individual element is the only salutary
    • thing for mankind in this age of the individuality, which is
    • their developing individualities; since the year 666 after the
    • There was an individual in the early Christian centuries who
    • individual saw quite clearly and spiritually that the Satanic
    • people, this individual later confused the Satanic power that
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    • this remarkable individual Raphael, whom we have discussed already several
    • I might say “the imaginative looking of humanity” did gradually
    • to all of this: a certain spiritual life, which gradually had become
    • development later. For the people who grew in the East, who gradually
    • The Roman pope gradually
    • gradually.
    • picture of what he already had as an inward picture. Only gradually
    • was he instructed by Julius II. Only gradually did form in him that
    • the ninth century visualized the involvement of the dead. Then, gradually,
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    • It prepares for itself. And one can see this gradual growth of the new
    • individuality of the grounds, and for the way of living in the most
    • becoming. Here the individualistic observation is carried into the
    • the lines. That is, the tradition is already enlivened by the individual
    • individualized those angel faces below are already. In this picture,
    • arts must do this after all — yet each individual thing is singled
    • desire to bring to complete expression the forming through the individual
    • Including the personality, the individuality, into the pictorial
    • individual souls, which appears particularly in the fifth post-Atlantean
    • individual masses, becoming light towards the height, not anymore just
    • is the entering of what is individual, personal. This is what we observe
    • how a truly new impulse of an individual approach enters. And it is
    • there that the strongest drive existed to form what is individual, what
    • what is individual, who resented most what is traditional.
    • “South-German Intensity” to aim towards the individual
    • of Cologne”, there did live in him the individual urge, to bring
    • forth this picture. through connecting this revolutionary, individual
    • what is individual and what is generally typical, is particularly
    • how on the other hand, there is the attempt to form individually everyone
    • of the secondary figures, even to individualize the Savior. Do remember,
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    • gradual dying off of what is heathen, and the gradual growth of the
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    • called intimate details in the development of the several individual
    • gradually passing over into men's minds and hearts. We can therefore,
    • looked away from the individual soul in man, and when fashioning the
    • soul that you find in these figures is not the individual human
    • by the entering into man of the Individual Soul. Here you have that
    • of understanding of the Individual Soul, but he saw the human not yet
    • penetrated by this Individual Soul. For him the human form was still
    • something that was universal-individualistic. Hence the remarkable fact
    • that the Individual Soul, the specifically human soul, really only appears
    • he is representing what he ascribes to the individual human, to each
    • super-human, super-individual lived in the artistic representation.
    • The Individual-Human breaks in upon what had been fashioned solely in
    • for the Occidental in the Individual-Human.
    • which this gradually enters the Universal.
    • figure, but the cosmic strives with the individual which is working its
    • specific, of the Individual-Human, into the figures comes about only by
    • permissible to represent Him as having individual human soul. This latter
    • the individual-human, men were exalting the very thing that was formerly
    • type conquered and the individual Christ was not introduced. But because
    • individualistic jumping over to the East, and the cosmic, which is becoming
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    • gradually declared heretical in the traditional Confessions. It
    • Ahrimanic element would gradually overpower man from out of his
    • should gradually take into our speech, a certain word which we
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    • decaying and falling apart while Christianity gradually spread
    • economic order so that the dispositions of the individual human
    • will could continue to work beyond the individual's life, so there
    • individuals from the mass of the people who developed themselves,
    • that individuals could dedicate themselves to the Order of
    • that direct connection gradually vanished. The old vision
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    • all, the external and minute forms to be found in the individual
    • by this grouping of individual plant forms. This, said Goethe to
    • the manner but the substance of the sweat differed in individual
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    • gradually; indeed it was not until the tenth, eleventh,
    • already know whether an individual is destined for damnation or
    • although an individual may or may not sin, God knows
    • an individual will be damned or blessed. But as soon as someone
    • foreknowledge of an individual's future damnation or blessedness.
    • This teaching was gradually embodied in the formula: God has
    • leading? They were tending in the direction of a duality entirely
    • dialectic, arithmetic, geometry, music, and astrology gradually
    • individual as if a free human being could only live aesthetically. An
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    • individual carriers of these religious thoughts. Things are
    • may not forget that gradually everything in humanity has become
    • subjective soul aspect, experienced by individual
    • becomes conscious and one can gradually become filled with the
    • making it fluid, what the individual has is baptised into the
    • in the ritual must make itself free from the individual, it
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    • gradually been developed that one must leave science to
    • from anything scientific and gradually introduced eternity and
    • a thirty year old person. This must gradually come out of it.
    • something which gradually, simply through the dying out of
    • to naive individuals. In some regions people called the little
    • concerned individuals reach the spiritual world, but on the
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    • earth. If we succeed in gradually grasping what the earth's
    • secrets, so we meditatively, gradually come to search for an
    • we gradually approach the feeling of what it means: what it is
    • gradually approaching the calling of a priest.
    • When one has gradually in such a way led oneself to reach the
    • Gradually you learn to recognise the comic human in the earthly
    • meditations. These things can also just gradually be taken in
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    • The “I” gradually unfolded at the same time as the
    • spiritual sea of the Father God, to the beings of individuals
    • of the individual “I” is in connection with the entire
    • cosmic-spiritual world only possible when individuals identify
    • therefore the individual being of their souls, can you say: ‘I
    • to myself.’ — People had not been completely individualised,
    • the individual was a child of God, but as if the child was
    • “I” out of the substance of their individual soul
    • order for every individual to find a connection to the ego
    • individual. I don't want to just make you into some kind of
    • individual, not for humanity in general, but for those you have
    • that You have given them to me. I pray for each single individual,
    • which at the time was an acceptable image: For them as individuals,
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    • only that by which the soul manifests and is individualised.
    • in it. One can be an individualist only in the sense of
    • above any individuality that he rises to something spiritual in
    • earthly individual only, because the psyche projects down to
    • the human beings appear as individuals; seen from above
    • In him, the individual human being lived who had a sensation of
    • felt compelled to ascend from the human individuality to
    • can arise again only from the individuality. The characteristic
    • did not became aware: the individual experience.
    • speak of that which lived in the individuality; they spoke of
    • regard himself as an individuality arises only gradually.
    • Augustine is one of the first to feel the individual existence
    • of the human being with individual responsibility. Hence, he
    • experience the individual pursuit for the non-sensory
    • in him, they emerge from the individuality.
    • our individuality, concepts which are abstracted from the
    • in ourselves by our individuality? The medieval scholastics
    • from the human individuality. For Augustine humanity was a
    • individuality.
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    • fact of their consciousness that not a single individual ego
    • individual being that lives in the single person as an
    • individuality. —
    • this individual feeling had already advanced far in the
    • individuality originated especially in the age of the
    • in the depths of humanity: the individualisation of the
    • for feeling the inner individuality.
    • individuality stirred in the soul of Augustine. Hence, these
    • with the impulse of individuality. He was a contemporary of
    • Augustine; individualism appears in him as usually only the
    • human individuality even the power has to originate by which
    • plainly position whether now the single individual human being
    • can combine with the forces in his individual soul life which
    • struggle of individuality the thinkers who developed this
    • struggle of individuality philosophically reach the zenith of
    • poietikos. This builds up and individualises the body from the
    • ism, in which, however, still the individual feeling
    • outflow of the individual human being. If we all think in the
    • individually and that the mind is attached to the individual
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    • certain spiritual view and leads everything back to individual
    • was to former times differentiated spiritual individualities
    • are to Leibniz more or less gradually differentiated spiritual
    • points, monads. The spiritual individuality is confirmed, but
    • human individuality got to intellectualism, but did not yet
    • necessary to the developing individuality, or with that which
    • just originate in the individual human being who dictates
    • activity into the entire human individuality. The activity of
    • knowledge which a dualism assumed, as well as the scholastics
    • individuality in the ethical area. Therefore, my
    • which the individual experiences as intuition by moral
    • imagination. The ethical individualism originates this way as I
    • . This individualism is based on the Christ impulse,
    • individuality.
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    • the gradual growth of it for you in a few brief touches, you
    • out from the dramatic composition, take the individual figures
    • they really are as spiritual individualities within the
    • these homeless souls gradually growing up on earth.
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    • reality, between the individual members there dwelt constantly
    • was a thing in itself; beside the fact of the individuals in
    • these struggles that went on in the individual souls, then,
    • individual human beings, may be very full of zeal; but as a
    • society. Each feels himself a private individual, and quite
    • name of Anthroposophy, there gradually grew up what became
    • individual, and when the individual repeats himself,
    • There was, however, for individuals amongst them, another
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    • dubious character of what one finds in this individual's
    • in so far as the individual human personalities have intervened
    • and man-befitting Monoism; and Dualism is a thing of the
    • Dualism of the Middle Ages.
    • dilettante rejection of any dualism ... and then I found it
    • horrible dualism of the Scholastics, I determined, — it
    • Middle Ages and in particular of the Dualism of Thomas Aquinas
    • they thought, — with its horrible Dualism! It is really
    • the ill-will of private individuals, but one must recognize it
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    • was pursued only by a small number of individuals, who had
    • five fingers, so gradually — since they are such great
    • gradually this modern education came to be equipped with the
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    • individuals, to bring these traditions again to life; but a
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    • distinctive feature, that it was engaged in gradually laying
    • the material was gradually brought to light, — the
    • namely, that the anthroposophic substance might gradually come
    • that, gradually, in the course of a quite natural evolution,
    • there, ... as you know, centres gradually came to be founded
    • thinner in its combinations; and so gradually proceed from the
    • had entered our ranks, a gradual decline in this pursuit of the
    • gradually grew and developed; — and the consequence was
    • you see, how things were gradually drifting into personal
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    • business gradually died out. In the second period it had ceased
    • do this, the scientific branch of the business gradually died
    • person in it must be a really free individual. Views, ideas,
    • opinions, are the property of the private individual only. The
    • the very terms in which the individual speaks of the society.
    • himself says as a private individual.
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    • individualism; ‘ethical individualism’, because in each
    • single human individual was shown to reside the source of the
    • Man in the first place in individual form ... it became now
    • gradually caused the veinous blood to come out red instead of
    • with some of the individual members; and in these there is
    • single individual at each single post has done that which must
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    • School. This must be gradually corrected. For it is only
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    • every individual who belongs to the Class. For thereby it would
    • thinking had gradually been preparing itself since the year 333
    • to our doubts. Here we meet the individual's aberrations, the
    • another human being as a single individual, rather than merely
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    • will gradually be able to differentiate between truth and
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    • is gradually developed to hear beyond the words. And when this
    • “outer being” can gradually penetrate deeply into
    • encompasses our individual self, dissolves when we gaze up into
    • Thus we shall gradually feel our way into spiritual life, and
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    • warmth circles: yellow.] Many individually differentiated
    • This means becoming aware of the duality in which one is placed
    • one gradually enters the spiritual realm.
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    • the original school was only for a relatively few selected individuals,
    • individual who has advanced to Imagination no longer believes
    • live in Cosmic Life means to experience death as an individual
    • man as an individual die in General Cosmic Life if he
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    • the original school was only for a relatively few selected individuals,
    • gradually absorbed into this School, because with the Christmas
    • Esoteric School, which will gradually be expanded to include
    • individual states of the former German Empire independent and
    • that thinking does not belong to an individual, but to the
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    • the original school was only for a relatively few selected individuals,
    • it gradually, may choose to exercise their opinion outside the
    • one gradually comes to feel himself outside his body; and he
    • gradually we learn to see through this thinking. Within the
    • This imagination must gradually stand before you, my dear
    • feelings' dreams completely dissolve in sleep, when individual
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    • the original school was only for a relatively few selected individuals,
    • itself, then we will gradually and harmoniously be more and
    • body, it is also different in the individual inner organs. You
    • can direct your thoughts down to the individual organs and will
    • gradually extract our souls from our physical bodies and pass
    • When I carry out such a meditation again and again, I gradually
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    • forces, — three forces which gradually and inevitably
    • it. And so, it comes, that our civilisation is gradually
    • beautiful things were written by various individuals about
    • ethical individualism.
    • Ethical Individualism.” Well, for a title that would have
    • called it “Ethical Individualism,” for ethical
    • individualism is nothing but the personal realisation of
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    • base of our European life and being, there gradually grew up,
    • which requires individual consideration.
    • gradual stoppage. Things no longer went on the same as they had
    • return of a third of the election money, one was gradually
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    • can see it illustrated in individual cases. At the beginning
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    • has gradually brought about a certain state of affairs: —
    • our civilisation, it had to be so. The tendency was gradually
    • of mere utility, Utilitarianism. We have gradually seen with
    • configuration which gradually put certain questions above all
    • else. We have seen how in the West there gradually rose the
    • Who is super-personal yet individual, but at the same
    • time super-historic. He is super-personal yet individual,
    • at the same time He is an individual but transcending
    • century, the striving after happiness was gradually transformed
    • cause an unfit individual to survive; — an individual who
    • appearing, of the withdrawal of the Individuality who
    • individuality whom Olcott characterises as the reincarnated
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    • proceeds from knowing that as single individuals, even our
    • an individual, separate being. If we want to enter into action,
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    • consider the life of individual man or the life of Nations, and
    • innumerable factors, through which each single individual, or
    • gradually and later, but I shared in just those measures which
    • exists a certain individuality as regards the productions of
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    • individual souls of humanity will be dissolved. One common
    • their individuality.
    • beings who are too little individualised. It may thus become a
    • path, by becoming super-individualised: Human beings would then
    • these single individual human beings. The Earth would be a
    • colony of these separate individual human souls.
    • great organism having an individualised dreaming soul, in which
    • super-intellectual life, this super-individualised existence of
    • turns to what has gradually developed within our civilisation.
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    • individual souls of humanity will be dissolved. One common
    • their individuality.
    • individualized. It may thus become a common being, an
    • the opposite path, by becoming super-individualised: Human
    • simply be an expression of these single individual human
    • individual human souls.
    • having an individualised dreaming soul. in which human souls
    • life, this super-individualised existence of mankind, this
    • what has gradually developed within our civilisation. The
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    • conditions. Sincerity pertains only to individual human
    • everywhere we must settle for individuals whose past
    • environment from which individuals arise who have insight into
    • examine an individual organ, the removal of which causes no
    • gradually harden. Only when a child reaches his seventh year
    • human being is studied like this, we can gradually comprehend
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    • They do not realize that man gradually accustoms himself to the
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    • millions gradually develop, they become increasingly
    • a third the nose, one understands how man is gradually built
    • Steiner: I'll get to that when I describe the individual
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    • reading or writing, gradually the lenses become permanently
    • zones it is an individual matter whether a man possesses more
    • fair individuals die out the more will the instinctive
    • understand a phenomenon like the gradual extinction of blonds
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    • this you gradually work yourself up from the physical level to
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    • becomes thinner and thinner. Eventually individual bodies split
    • gradually split off, leaving the large star remaining the
    • gradually grow old, the heaviness slowly makes itself felt by
    • influences assert themselves because man gradually loses the
    • he again can live on his own outside the earth. Gradually one
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    • individual hayfever attacks. He believes that our remedy can
    • least walk around. This differs with each individual. One
    • its basis in the whole human organization. The individual
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    • totality — not as the various individual priests take it, for
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    • self-knowledge of man, but owing to his particular individual
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    • individual child in a quite special and individual way, if only
    • ever so many human individualities; — not that which some
    • every single Science we want to bring out the individual nature
    • will extinguish all dogma and bring out the individual nature
    • concerns, we find, in the place of the individual undertakings
    • reference to the economic life, the individual can never be
    • as a single individual, no man is competent to judge as a
    • single individual when it comes to the sphere of economics. A
    • as a single individual. An economic judgment can only arise
    • single isolated individuals into humanity, and now they must
    • Gradually a number of children passed over from the one
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    • was actually caused by the constipation of individual
    • sound education will also gradually permeate everything we read
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    • more drinking are in the worst shape, because gradually, as
    • their bodies were gradually destroyed. Beginning with the upper
    • gradually penetrates the bone marrow and ruins the blood. By
    • alcohol is benign! Those individuals who take cocaine do not
    • for example, can be much more effective and will gradually
    • excluded from it when it originated. An individual rises from
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    • pouch are the individual cells, into each of which an egg will
    • individuals. They would not have families and would only toil,
    • They can use it as groups, not individuals. Individually, they
    • With human beings much can be accomplished by the individual
    • his individual soul.
    • extremely important, because the individual questions that you
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    • gradually perishes from a variety of inner conditions of
    • gradually their power of thought is also impaired. The power of
    • going to the theater or reading newspapers. Gradually, things
    • our bones are gradually eaten by the osteoclasts, but from the
    • must be clear that people have only gradually become mature
    • recent times, Jews have gradually neglected their dietary laws,
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    • after about three and a half years. This individual would then
    • into all the limbs. It thereby gradually causes inflammation
    • vary. One must always consider the individual and know him well
    • each case on an individual basis. The moment a question is
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    • examines the world, the more the individual considerations fit
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    • affects each individual drop. Because we are fluid, the whole
    • however, it rolls around everywhere, and the person gradually
    • the really insane muddle created by the craving of individuals
    • humanity and the world. The Asians had gradually accumulated a
    • that in Europe everything was still iced over. Only gradually,
    • pleasure of wisdom that would gradually have been theirs in
    • strong soul natures. Gradually, however, they wanted to
    • lectured in Latin. Of course, it had gradually become an odd
    • weak descendants, and will gradually lead those who succumb to
    • instances the individual bees renounce love and develop the
    • an individual sex life and instead become bearers of the life
    • that will gradually drive the human race to extinction.
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    • Gradually, based on the effects on the human being, they thus
    • illnesses arose through individuals of different races
    • gradually assigned to the planets:
    • Church authorities began to conceal and gradually suppress this
    • humanity in the past. Gradually this was suppressed, however.
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • every human individual brings with him from the spiritual world.
    • our inner constitution — our individual etheric humanity. Now
    • he grows older, so does he gradually come into the sphere of the
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • about Monism, Dualism and the rest ... It is, of course, absurd to
    • and earth are one. You are a Dualist, because you persist in
    • gradually assumed a form such as the dead no longer understand. Our
    • as we go backward, we gradually get into the times when the two lives
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • gradually withdraws itself from the physical embryo.
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • model gradually loosens itself, peels off, so to speak — falls
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • head-remains throughout his earthly life as a more or less individual
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • karma through studying examples of individual destinies. Such
    • entirely individual. And so whenever we turn our attention to a
    • hazardous undertaking to speak of individual karmic connections, no
    • hazardous undertaking of speaking about the karma of individuals —
    • this individual, too, and as before I will give you, first of all,
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • speak of individual karmic connections, I intended to do so, and that
    • the individuality of whom I am speaking had received a thoroughly
    • individuality into close human relationship with a large number of
    • individuality, who afterwards lived in the 19th century as Friedrich
    • who had to face the fighting. The individuality we are considering
    • in those times. This individuality then, is to be found in the 8th
    • spiritual world, were the souls with whom this individuality had
    • with whom this individuality was now together, after he and they had
    • by the souls belonging to the community into which the individuality
    • individuals who were born into Arabism in the 7th and 8th centuries
    • individualities, with every variety of talent and disposition.
    • companions of the individuality who then came down as Friedrich
    • gradually rising to principles. And we witness a tremendous struggle:
    • this individuality regarded the men from the North, especially those
    • personality in whom the individuality of the later Franz Schubert was
    • the individuality who was born in a later age as Eugen Dühring
    • this individuality in his subsequent life.
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • mannerisms of an individual. Believe me, for the study of karma it is
    • individual peculiarities do show themselves in every human being,
    • individuality was one of those who went to the East with the Crusades
    • East, and the individuality of whom we are speaking absorbed it all
    • This individuality bore with him from a still earlier incarnation the
    • in a still earlier incarnation when this individuality had been
    • earlier incarnation at the hands of this brilliant individuality. As
    • we have three consecutive incarnations of an individuality. A
    • individuality hovering above the body of Nietzsche, you will be
    • come to a life where this individuality was a Franciscan, a
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • two streams gradually die out as a result of the struggle waged
    • these streams the individualities of the men who have worked in one
    • Such individuals are obliged to content themselves with much that
    • individualities in an earlier epoch continue, in a later one, in
    • most assuredly did not die out; far rather was it that individuals
    • When we learn to know the individuality of Haroun al Raschid inwardly
    • spiritual individuality in the 9th century, bearing in mind what he
    • an individuality as Haroun al Raschid passing through death, looking
    • process. We find such an individuality passing through the spiritual
    • carried from age to age by human individualities themselves. Arabism
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • studies of karma, which have led us lately to definite individual
    • forming a judgment not only of individual human connections, but also
    • individualities of whom I have ventured to tell you, I have shown
    • death-sentence. And now we come to another quite individual
    • purely and completely individualistic. And yet we cannot decide
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • Hence it is that a highly evolved individual can be recognised in his
    • individuality in the present epoch as a philosopher, poet or artist.
    • The individuality passes from earth-life to earth-life, but the way
    • same individuality may express himself externally, in accordance with
    • associated as teacher with the individuality who came in Victor
    • them by looking through to the individuality behind — would be
    • but there are no rigid schemes. Everything is individual.
    • staggering to see how the same individuality comes to the same
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    • spoken of the path taken by the individuality of Haroun al Raschid in
    • another. First we see, far away in Asia, the very same individuality
    • of the relationship between these two individuals in the
    • in the light of the repeated earthly lives of individual human
    • three things together in mind, I discovered that the individuality of
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    • Stuttgart, will remember that I tried to show how the individualities
    • the one hand the individuality of Haroun al Raschid, reincarnated in
    • individuality we found again as Amos Comenius, whose field of action
    • individualities as Bacon or Amos Comenius worked not only through
    • not merely so. He was an individuality from whom immense forces
    • specially interested in observing those individualities who
    • surrounded Bacon after his death. Among them were individualities who
    • back again and again, and only gradually we observe that this is not
    • in the soul — in the individuality — of Conrad Ferdinand
    • stands. Conrad Ferdinand Meyer — or rather the individuality
    • The individuality
    • individuality, however, who after-wards appeared as Conrad Ferdinand
    • individuality: That which is living in him is easily forgotten in the
    • individuality himself; but a mist of the soul has spread over it, and
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    • individuality. This is the one end that is attained when we look in
    • who had been in his charge. But as an individuality he is very
    • these individualities of whom I have spoken.
    • the individuality of the slave
    • souls in whose destiny this individuality had twice played a part
    • individuality in his new incarnation has deeply at heart. For in this
    • connection with an individuality as complex as that of Conrad
    • an individuality like Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, the point of
    • glimpse this highly developed art. And the individuality to whom we
    • The individuality
    • individuality whose experience in an earlier life worked on through
    • this individuality had had
    • of the individuality, and lived on through the life between death and
    • letters, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer seems to be an individuality complete
    • individuality passes from one earthly life to another, and how in the
    • individualities themselves.
    • concerning successive earthly lives of this or that individual may at
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    • some individual, but the succession of earthly lives, in so far as
    • objective reality. Man is too individual. The Ideas, according to
    • living Idea within each single human individuality. It was Aristotle
    • individualities developed such as the two I have described,
    • individualities who in spite of their different natures belonged
    • individualities — they were born again as women in Italy in the
    • this fact in all clarity before our souls: an individuality like
    • individuality experiences in the dimness of insanity, impulses that
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    • purpose of these studies has been to show that individuals themselves
    • this was balanced out, for the same individuality was now in a
    • Baden, near Vienna. Details gradually came to light and at first
    • way that the individuality is himself involved in creating the
    • as man experiences them breaking into, shining into, his individual
    • veils and obscures the vision of karma, gradually into real vision
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    • gradually be torn right out of his true being. Were the riddles of
    • from the hands. When you pass on from the individual to the general,
    • feeling that he is hovering in the air. Gradually it comes about that
    • when I gradually do away with visible man in the above manner and see
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    • gradually lead man to acquire conceptions, to acquire thoughts, about
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    • considering individual karmic connections, I have already drawn
    • individual development.
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    • that it only gradually came to be what it is, because the ancient
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    • different. Then there were individuals who had knowledge and the
    • individuals this intellectuality is influenced, fundamentally, by
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • the spiritual world begins to impart a strongly individualised
    • the earthly life. Karma is then gradually elaborated, and I have
    • the 18th century, this same individuality passed over into a man who
    • Voltaire. This individuality appeared again in Voltaire.
    • directed to the experiences lived through by this individuality
    • life between death and rebirth this individuality passed through the
    • should make his own by individual effort.
    • The individuality
    • The individuality
    • individuality who had once been initiated in the Hibernian Mysteries,
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • Knowledge is and the life-tableau begins gradually to
    • individuals. This is only the other side of man's life which is
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • make the transition to the study of individual karma, we can link on
    • soul and spirit. If that is achieved we shall gradually come to feel
    • individuals. If such diaries are not read (or written), thoughtlessly
    • of pressing on to the perception of individual karmic connections.
    • the tips of the fingers and toes first, and then gradually spreads
    • earthly life as an individual. Then he reaches the state of being
    • individual. Only when he has reached thus far can he return again
    • the individual earth-lives begin. But broadly speaking, the fact is
    • truly as our own individual being lives behind the memories that well
    • revealed to him, another that. Exactly what is revealed to individual
    • will come to be more and more individual. We shall discover how karma
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    • these groups and down into the destiny of each individual there flows
    • become pupils in the Mysteries and gradually mastered the Science of
    • gradually spread, travelling from west to east. And I remember how I
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    • and steady decline; a subtle, gradual decline would have been taking
    • the earth and its peoples, the karma of individuals too, inasmuch as
    • the karma of individuals is bound up with that of the peoples and of
    • participation; we watch it in its connection with the individual
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    • emphasised above all things the individual and personal
    • thoughts once more, but with an individually human
    • the earth, but not as individual men distinct from the
    • themselves as individualities in the same degree as the men
    • individuality, and that we must concentrate above all on
    • his individuality which passes through the gate of death,
    • the idea of the individuality of man, as against the other
    • — of individualism.
    • the individually coloured thoughts which passed into the
    • far more dependent on the authority of individual men.
    • if individuals among us felt how the thoughts of men appear
    • man is individual and has his own individual immortality.
    • sharp incisive thought the doctrine of individual man, so
    • as to save the doctrine of individual immortality. So could
    • of individualism, carrying on his polemic against Averroes;
    • their own individuality.
    • emphasis on the individual principle.
    • pressing forward as it was to individuality — they
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    • only the single individual animals. We do not find the
    • instinct is gradually prepared when man passes through the
    • controlled by the individual human being here upon
    • importance. The individual man experiences his destiny. But
    • the individual destinies of the one and of the other.
    • individual experiences of either. Ordinary consciousness
    • more than what the individual man experiences as his
    • destiny. All that is not merely the destiny of individual
    • connection with one another, as well as the individual
    • opinion not individual but stereotyped, one would fain
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    • consciousness the individual will then be able to take his
    • can only enter our consciousness slowly and gradually; then
    • arise before the individual in a more intensive way than in
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    • the individuals within it. What I shall say today must of
    • individuals in the right way in every single case.
    • individual souls who came down to earth unfolded the
    • spoke of those individualities with whom the Epic of
    • explained certain things about such individualities. We
    • few incarnations. But there were other individualities
    • which, as we know, only gradually worked its way forth from
    • individual — according to the special manner of his
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • — certain individualities in the world of sense, so
    • individualities who had been the very last to work within
    • spiritual world. Those individualities who afterwards
    • agreement with one another. The individualities from the
    • Order, above all, contained individualities who lived in
    • individualities who worked together: those who afterwards
    • and yet it seems as though some of the individualities
    • working in individual human beings in the most varied
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • the Intelligence of the individual human being, the
    • individual, personal man. And this, as we know, is
    • the use of Intelligence by the single human individual.
    • guiding and protecting the individual human being as he
    • individual human being, are allotted to the Beings of the
    • was gradually losing his dominion over the Cosmic
    • earth literally passed over to individual members
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • to describe how the individual anthroposophist can come to
    • gradually passed into the possession of man on earth and
    • an individual human Intelligence. To Averroes the
    • individual human Intelligence was but a kind of mirrored
    • the human head ceases to work, the individual Intelligence
    • definite shade or colouring had gradually been evolved.
    • Kabiri, could now only be deciphered by individuals who
    • taken the Intelligence entirely into the individual,
    • within it in full personal individuality. Every
    • the Cosmic Intelligence gradually fell away from Michael
    • the beginning of the 15th century. In individual spirits
    • see something of it reflected in individual men on the
    • this in relation to individual human beings too. Thus at
    • matter. For the individual souls it is a kind of
    • individual, each in his own way. The one will have this or
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • Michael, their individual karmas can only be understood
    • had not occurred to many individuals. Such things may
    • consider in this light the karmic conditions of individual
    • the individual. Hence the strange destiny of those who are
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    • The individual who finds himself within the
    • own individual initiative.” This should stand written
    • such, if the initiative of the individual human being, with
    • individual's initiative.
    • individually, — personally, as it were, — in
    • Intelligence is stronger than anything that the individual
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • Anthroposophical Society and with the individuals who feel
    • through which the karma of the individual anthroposophist
    • may have for the individual anthroposophist in his karma.
    • civilised mankind when the Cosmic Intelligence gradually
    • wisdom of the Moors, in such outstanding individualities as
    • by such an individuality as Averroes, that the Intelligence
    • mankind brought with it the individual and personal
    • gradually entered into mankind.
    • more, to become individual human knowledge. Now there was
    • into the human individual. And it was due to the Sun that
    • Planetary Intelligences gradually came into cosmic
    • of individuals in the Anthroposophical Society and of the
    • they must receive the personal and individual Intelligence.
    • solved by spiritual development. They, in their individual
    • individual anthroposophists and of the Anthroposophical
    • Karma in the life of Individuals, and in the Evolution of
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    • happenings and in individual human beings has been spoken of without
    • the karma of the Anthroposophical Society itself and of the individuals
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • had been initiated for this very work, but he gradually became, in a
    • received through his Initiation to his servant, and the latter gradually
    • chieftain, who had gradually become a really frivolous Initiate, and
    • universalised. For spiritual intuition shows this individuality in his
    • trace the life of these two individualities still farther. We come into
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • individual human beings who find themselves within this society.
    • Europe. Then gradually this stream dies away and is lost so far as the
    • that in considering the successive earthly lives of individual human
    • in such an individuality in a former incarnation can come to light in
    • individualities, and Haroun al Raschid did many things during that life
    • individualities, following them as it were in their spirit-wanderings
    • once more. They themselves, the real individualities of Aristotle and
    • the individuality again. For just in this case something would needs
    • were at pains to overcome the Arabism living in the individualities of
    • not succeed. The individualities were ill-adapted to it.
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    • of the individuals who unite the life of their soul and spirit
    • individualities of Haroun al Raschid and of his wise counsellor, and
    • also the individualities of Alexander and Aristotle. Moreover there were
    • also gathered there the individualities from the time of the spiritual
    • On the other hand the individualities of Aristotle and Alexander who
    • individualities connected with these spiritual streams and living
    • individualities connected with Platonism rather than with
    • individualities who continued the stream of Christian Aristotelianism
    • officially, we find individuals gathered in schools here and there,
    • isolated schools and also offered to mankind by isolated individuals who
    • individualities as Bernardus Sylvestris, Alanus ab Insulis and others in
    • decadence there is also much illusion of appearance. For individualities
    • itself; it is the individuals to whom I refer. To this day I think with
    • the Cistercian priest before me in many other individualities, in the
    • the stream of Michael has gone on into our time. But individualities
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • of Dante. I tried to explain how the individualities of Chartres worked
    • may put it thus. — The individualities of Chartres were obliged to
    • individualities of Chartres took part in the super-sensible teachings of
    • Now in these connections I will gradually
    • individualities of its members. For as I said last time, a large number
    • interested in the question: How did his individuality live on in later
    • times? For his was a peculiar individuality, one of whom it must
    • in that earthly life and follow the same individuality with the highest
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • and we left off with the individuality of Julian the Apostate. I told
    • you that this individuality was next incarnated in one who is only
    • soul-life of the individuality was deepened, as was indeed necessary
    • forth in the soul, and thus we find the same individuality again in the
    • what he had undergone as Julian the Apostate. For the same individuality
    • The individuality of whom I am now
    • how deeply significant it is for a true estimate of this individuality
    • only a difference in quality of being as between those individualities
    • individuality of whose continued life I have often spoken —
    • I mean the individuality of Alexander the Great.
    • Now it chiefly fell to the individuality of
    • I told you. Now here again and again the individuality who was last
    • This individuality therefore played an
    • architecture of Chartres.) The individualities of the teachers of
    • individualities among them. They are waiting till the end of this
    • penetrate; but once we know how the individuality of Tycho Brahe hovered
    • among other spirits, this Tycho Brahe, especially the individuality who
    • world, it is the individuality of Julian the Apostate —
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    • individuality. Certain it is that within this earthly life, being
    • To introduce you gradually into the
    • real individuality living after death naturally interested me far more
    • Strader who now appeared before me as an individuality in higher
    • special difficulties, we find the human being living gradually into the
    • Moon-region simply would not let this individuality approach
    • before one an individuality who simply could not grow out towards the
    • these modern individualities of the rationalistic, intellectualistic
    • upon to follow the individual karma farther into the past. It was a real
    • character of Strader, this earthly life of the individuality was
    • I found the individuality that underlay the archetype of Strader.
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    • But if we do find individualities for whom it is the case, if we can
    • individuality enables us to learn a very great deal about karma. I have
    • This individuality — his name
    • “Agrippa” — this individuality in his incarnation in
    • super-sensible life, this individuality went once more, with great
    • after his death, there was prepared in this individuality an
    • As we follow this individuality further, we
    • ways the men of the present time built up their present individualities
    • above example in order that you might see how present individualities
    • death and a new birth an individuality who was as in a state of
    • individual became the individuality of Solovioff,
    • quite individual in its forms of expression. It shows quite clearly how
    • and in the heart of this individual what I may call the twofold
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    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • answer it by a karmic example. The individuality to whom this example
    • individuality. Nevertheless this example will serve to show how
    • succession of earthly lives of an individuality which will reveal to you
    • individuality incarnated in the 6th century
    • was struck by an individuality who was incarnated as a woman belonging
    • with its intense dualism. You remember the description in a chapter of my
    • the dualism recognising on the one hand Ahura
    • zodiacal circle. These then are the light aspects in the dualism which
    • All these things, the individuality of whom
    • remarkable individuality. All that had been discovered and experienced
    • became in a strange way fused together. The two individualities went
    • The two individualities, intensely connected
    • Christianity was gradually becoming informed with a certain scholarship
    • nothing directly to do with the two individualities of whom I am
    • individuality who had been a man in his former incarnation and who was
    • individual as a woman. Thus innumerable secrets were revealed to this
    • individuality living in this incarnation as a man became remarkably well
    • Now we see the two individualities passing
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    • meantime this individuality was reborn, not out of the Platonic
    • of the Platonic individuality.
    • see arising in the individuality of the nun Hroswitha of the 10th
    • them had their results for the spiritual individuality. If the one
    • individuality it did take place and indeed it went on for the whole
    • length we see the individuality ripe to return to earth once more in the
    • 19th century. He became an individuality of the very kind I described
    • individuality stands upon earth anew in the 19th century. He grows up
    • features of Schröer, not the whole individuality, but certain
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    • latter is about to break into speech) — then gradually
    • town and the noise gradually fades as you get further away.
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    • ordinary consciousness is faced with this duality: on the one
    • death man finds himself in this dual position.
    • duality of the physical-material and the spiritual-moral. Then
    • earthly physical world, the world of dualism, of opposites, in
    • free will and acting on his own inmost, individual
    • enters again into the duality between
    • manifests in matter. And man perceives that the duality
    • which there is no duality between spirit and
    • but individualised Logos speaks to him, not in a
    • gradually develops his perceptive faculty for that world from
    • aware of a world without the duality of spirit and
    • world, a drop of which is working individually in ourselves,
    • that is connected with the duality of spirit and matter and
    • nature, the duality of spirit and matter. Here man himself is
    • as kindled by the will to overcome the duality of spirit
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    • Hierarchies we mentioned and they weave it gradually into the
    • world in which his astral body gradually dissolves itself
    • viewpoints valid so that gradually a comprehensive
    • into two, the single individuality of the human being has
    • individuality who then later on after many centuries wants to
    • appearance in a certain human being. This individuality
    • individual himself, but the individual in community with the
    • materialism and all that can come about from it can gradually
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    • that will come gradually. You must know that since the year
    • can only reveal itself gradually step by step. Today we can
    • preparing themselves very gradually right now are so prepared
    • will gradually develop in such a way that another kind of
    • deal with a hidden spiritual being who wants gradually to
    • suppressing all individual thinking. On the other hand there is
    • individual thinking into pure materialistic thinking where
    • effect of which will be to exclude all individual thinking.
    • uneducated masses. They gradually learn to insert certain
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    • exclusion occurs very gradually, step by step. All that which
    • life still streamed over the earth. However, this gradually
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    • gradually descended in order to become an Earth Spirit. These
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    • gradually from one domain to the other.
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    • example, the Jesus Child who carries the individuality of the
    • year, then in the 30th year the Christ Individuality
    • Christ Individuality lives for three years in this body. So
    • mineral kingdom only gradually crystallized itself out. We
  • Title: Memory and Habit: Lecture I
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    • because man was to become individual, an individuality. But this is
    • look back upon what was engraved in our individual ether-substance
    • soul begins only in the course of time, just as we gradually unfold
    • can only be acquired by gradually accustoming ourselves to shaping
    • experiences under the influence of memory and habit. Gradually, by
    • memory has to contribute to man's progress towards individuality and
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    • undergo a gradual change, inasmuch as in repeated earthly lives he
    • world. Gradually, as we learn again to understand the universe, as we
  • Title: Memory and Habit: Lecture III
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    • Moon-forces, and its individual form, in every case, is the outcome
    • expressed in an extreme form in individual characters, this is not a
    • these persons is the reincarnation of some great individuality, has
    • incarnation of a great individuality. It is merely a question of
  • 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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    • Now there are some individuals walking about who are not properly here
    • exclusively W. The truth of the matter is that every human individual
    • that every human individual is a Something in so far as there are M
    • Everything from the life of the individual to the course of history is
    • an individual depends very heavily on the quantity, the quantum, of W,
    • contained in that individual — on how much of the Nothing they
    • particular individual, a maximum quantity, so that the person appeared
    • type of the hetaera. Thus, two basic types of individual have been
    • So you see that we are dealing with an extraordinary individual. And
    • includes many individuals with natures similar to Weininger's. It is
    • get to the bottom of things to understand why an individual of
    • observed in precisely such individuals as Weininger. The aberrations
    • individuality's physical and etheric bodies on the one hand, his
  • 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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    • That typical individuality was well able to think logically. When it
  • 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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    • The duality of human nature — the heavenly and the earthly
    • become aware of the fundamentally dual nature of the human being. We
    • The picture a human being presents to the senses reveals his dual
    • pictorial expression of the dual nature of a human being, for the head
    • land, a land where individuals find themselves among other men. The
    • individuals be born into souls that developed the view that material
    • nevertheless understand it, when you see that these individuals showed
    • matter. Thus, these individuals did not change, they retained their
    • sense in which human nature is dual, and how this is outwardly
    • to influence the individual being and the human form in accordance
    • individuals, their organisation is more terrestrial, Gaian. During the
    • that will make him, gradually and through many incarnations, into a
    • listening enables us to be there as a free individual. It is not
    • individual. We do not want to lose sight of this fact.
    • free individuality by virtue of his thinking. Such a question,
    • human being has a dual nature. But not only does man have a dual
  • 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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    • The human organism, results of prenatal formative powers. The dual
    • with a dual nature. Because humanity has this dual nature, it is
    • But, as I said, this will only gradually come to be recognised, and
  • 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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    • essentially dual nature, and of how his external body already reveals
    • this dual nature. The body divides into two parts which are built
    • death, we gradually accumulate wisdom. We employ it to form a picture
    • Persians and Indians. In our day, when the whole earth has gradually
    • Our external science has gradually brought us to the terrible pass
  • 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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    • Reproduction produces the whole individual being and is a higher
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    • these were only transmitted to his physical body very gradually. And
    • Such things as these will gradually force our natural scientists to
    • backwards gradually builds the spiritual forces that make one capable
    • then, after weeks, during which the imprints gradually get deeper and
    • gradual transition into formlessness be the ultimate goal? No, and no
    • someone who is not such a musical believer. For if we are to gradually
  • 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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    • the whole organism and circulate through the individual sense-zones,
    • smelling from deeper in the organism. Therefore, the individual
    • processes that occur in us? Materialism has gradually brought us to
    • concreteness gradually degenerated into the coarse materialism that
  • 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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    • individual arguments, the philosophy of Pragmatism is very similar to
    • gradually beginning to take hold of the inner world ... Or you can
  • 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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    • mankind needed to become individualised. Man had to learn to present
    • himself as an individuality. He can only do this if his experiences
    • fine etheric individuality, his own fine etheric substance. So long as
    • been engraved into our etheric individuality and watch it be absorbed
    • childhood onwards, you will see how habits gradually begin to develop
    • and again it must be made clear that we have to gradually accustom
    • memory and habit, which are gifts of the physical body. Gradually, in
    • own so that it can contribute to his individualisation and freedom.
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    • world-ether is destined, however, to undergo gradual changes. These
    • must gradually learn to adopt towards thinking.
    • gradually, as we learn to understand the world once more and as we
  • 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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    • specially adapted to the case of each individual person so that it
    • particular individuals comes as no surprise.
    • and Ahriman. Naturally, I can only describe individual details
    • try to collect all the individual characteristics I have described
    • towering individuality, someone who had accomplished things that would
    • other is the reincarnation of a particular, towering individuality.
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fourteen: Metamorphoses of the Twelve Sense Zones through Luciferic and Ahrimanic Influences.
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    • capacity to think gradually developed out of the sense of thought, and
  • Title: Lecture: Riddle of Humanity: Lecture Fifteen: The Twelve Senses. The Reorganization of the Seven Life Processes by Luciferic and Ahrimanic Powers. Francis Bacon Inaugurates Materialism and the Science of Idols.
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    • individual knowledge, or the market-place we share. We even need them
    • There is a plan behind human evolution. Gradually, according to plan,
  • Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 1: Secret Brotherhoods-1, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-1, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 1
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    • Individual Spiritual Beings Working in the Human Soul,
    • Individual Spiritual Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World
    • conscious individualities, is not simply a discovery of
    • clairvoyance. To-day it has to be attained gradually, by other
    • In this way the “harmless” people gradually become
    • His coming as an etheric individuality should not be
    • to set in His place another individuality who has never
    • appeared in the flesh — an etheric individuality, but a
    • individuality during the twentieth century, some other
    • individuality; for that they would need the dead. But they do
    • honourable sources, in such a way that gradually all the
    • say more of this to-morrow), it was gradually arranged that
    • These are means by which consciousness is gradually awakened.
    • number of individuals.
  • 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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    • Individual Spiritual Beings Working in the Human Soul,
    • Individual Spiritual Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World
    • gradually lost all interest in Spiritualism; they felt in
    • particular individuals. And when individuals are united in
    • outcome of individual impulses. In ordinary life one action
    • individual facts. That is the point. Therefore we must keep the
    • individualities, who all play a part in producing them. That is
    • individualities as soon as we cross the threshold of the
    • — we find that different individualities, relatively
    • individualities who are working either with or against each
    • contradictions. In a world where independent individualities
    • perception on the other, various individualities are at
    • of individualities who may either oppose or reinforce one
    • influenced by individualities quite different from those that
    • appearance in gradual stages, men are naturally much more
    • individual. Therefore certain things can only be — said;
    • the quite individual task of Ireland through the centuries. In
    • varied with individuals. This does not matter with machines
    • cannot properly be done with human beings, for each individual
  • Title: Wrong and Right Use: Lecture 3: Secret Brotherhoods-3, -or- Wrong and Right Use of Esoteric Knowledge-3, -or- Individual Spirit Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World-Part 3, -or- German Philosophy: Kant, Schelling, Hegel, Goethe
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    • Individual Spiritual Beings Working in the Human Soul,
    • Individual Spiritual Beings and the Undivided Foundation of the World
    • handled in an egotistic way by individuals or by groups.
    • During the last centuries three ideas have gradually emerged in
    • its north-south duality, and by this means to send over the
    • achieve their whole purpose through the polaric duality of
    • duality in the cosmos — to paralyse it in a
    • duality in human nature — the duality which in our epoch
    • astral form. This working together of the duality in man gives
    • rise to a duality of forces. This duality of forces will be
    • not to take illusions for realities: then gradually the
    • capacity of an individual, for behind an individual's capacity
    • setting: then its individual capacity would be revealed! The
    • you take any individual brain, it can be revealing to ask
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 1: On the Functions of the Nervous System
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    • individual aspect, and also from a wider aspect. You will
    • introduce scientific thinking gradually into the conceptions
    • flow gradually into the human soul. A far more effective and
    • element has gradually left the sphere of religious
    • connected with the Mystery of Golgotha gradually disappeared
    • rubber ball will feel itself an individual being. However, in
    • disturbances of individuals” (he means also in the
    • individuals, but also in humanity, lack of courage, care,
    • about that gradually out of the disjointed, worthless
    • matter becomes actual for the single individual, and may also
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 2: Concerning the World of the Dead
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    • plucked. The individuals, who in a certain sense still prefer
    • gradually dying out and the fittest surviving. Here nothing
    • endowed with the capacity to destroy. And when the individual
    • course evolves from a small infant onward, gradually from day
    • presence in life — of the dead, develops gradually in
    • Relationships set in slowly and gradually; namely, with souls
    • from a gray spiritual depth, in the gradual awakening of the
    • incarnations, gradually rises up from a gray spiritual depth.
    • is thus a gradual growing into and awakening into a world
    • connections that he gradually draws up again out of the
    • man on earth! As a child he accustoms himself gradually to
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 3: Our Life with the Dead
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    • during our gradual growth) — as the departed one
    • which the human being gradually becomes familiar with this
    • gradually become acquainted with things, first with our
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 4: The Rhythmical Relationship of Man with the Universe
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    • which must be solved gradually. These things must be borne in
    • of the foundations that will enable us gradually to reach the
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 5: The Members of Man's Being and the Periods of His Life
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    • psychologists say that the ego develops gradually and that
    • individual development. In this way he does not acquire the
    • individually, but in order to accomplish things through which
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 6: New Spiritual Impulses in History
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    • the universal order of laws. You will also gradually lose the
  • Title: Historical Necessity: Lecture 7: The Inadequacy of Natural Science for the Knowledge of the Life of the Soul
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    • us to gradually form a conception of necessity and
    • developed between death and a new birth gradually spreads
    • gradually transform our memories to some extent. However we
    • active life of the spirit will gradually have the feeling
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture I: The Birth of the Consciousness Soul
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • moment when an individual arrives at puberty; the onset is
    • gradual and then runs its course to full physical maturity.
    • develops gradually and does not immediately manifest itself
    • Catholicism that was subject to the Papacy had gradually
    • factual content, but as a symptom, if we wish gradually to
    • develop their individual characteristics.
    • individual soul, but is rooted in what we have received from
    • impulse, an individual creation of the human soul was nowhere
    • the one side of the line is the individual human being, and
    • individual, in England towards mankind. France modifies the
    • turns inwards, towards the individual soul; in the other it
    • stage of history at this time was a strange individual, whom
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture II: Symptomatology of Recent Centuries
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • henceforth the soul had gradually to become the seat of the
    • mankind must gradually develop fraternity in the epoch of the
    • can be realized between individuals at the psychic level. One
    • being — that which must gradually be developed in the
    • and so gradually built up opposition to Rome. On the one side
    • from the East survived, not amongst isolated individuals, but
    • gradually infiltrated into Europe through numerous channels
    • individuals were conscious of this. For example, when Kepler
    • development does not unfold gradually and smoothly, but ebbs
    • which gradually lost momentum and died out in the last third
    • gradually ceased to be a vital force in the life of the
    • preparation of the new age and gradually attracted to itself
    • extension of the ideas sketched here that the individual
    • individuals, because he who is without the means of
    • gradually spread throughout the civilized world. And a
    • with Marxist theory. People are gradually beginning to talk
    • if we show no concern for the individual and his welfare this
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture III: Characteristics of Historical Symptoms in Recent Times
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • thinking and that is why scientists themselves have gradually
    • of colonization which gradually spreads over the whole world.
    • But when the individual who participates in parliamentary
    • modern life which will gradually be compelled — a compulsion to
    • the Papacy for Italy lies in the fact that it has gradually
    • individual had gained an even stronger hold ... the sole
    • come when we must develop individual consciousness. And we
    • demands — if we wish gradually to look beyond the
    • have often emphasized the fact that the individual cannot
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture IV: The Historical Significance of the Scientific Mode of Thinking
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • vicissitudes that befall mankind. Individuals will gradually
    • Social Revolutionaries and were gradually joined by the
    • supporters) who have created a vacuum are gradually forced
    • his neighbour is the consequence of individuality, of the
    • criticize them. For gradually in the course of the fifth,
    • sixth and seventh cultural epochs the individual will have to
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture V: The Supersensible Element in the Study of History
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • that is what actually happens; the engine gradually wears
    • which are manifested more or less in a particular individual
    • shall feel warmth or coldness and of necessity will gradually
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VI: Brief Reflections on the Publication of the New Edition of 'The Philosophy of Freedom'
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • developing our individual powers. Whoever is tormented by
    • advocated first of all was an ethical individualism. I had to
    • the intuitions of the single individual. This ethical
    • individualism only recognized as the final goal of man's
    • in which not only the individual claims freedom for himself,
    • ethical individualism the whole Kantian school, of course,
    • there were isolated individuals who sensed which way the wind
    • subscribed to the review — this professoriate gradually
    • through these different influences I was gradually forced
    • gradually pushed aside. I had attempted to introduce
    • was gradually driven out.
    • lay the foundations of ethical individualism and of a social
    • ethical individualism, to know that it is founded on the
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VII: Incidental Reflections on the Occasion of the New Edition of 'Goethes Weltanschauung'
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • we are gradually led, in the light of the facts, if we
    • comprehend history as well as individual human lives from out
    • historical life, but also every individual, every one of us
    • master in Budapest. At that time the Dual Monarchy did not
    • individuals who develop themselves and stand apart from it.
    • associated with something that one gradually felt to be
    • factors enabled isolated individuals in the German-speaking
    • education he gradually became familiar with the most modern
    • am not referring to a particular individual or particular
    • individual do? What he must do first and foremost is to
  • Title: Symptom 2 Reality: Lecture VIII: Religious Impulses of the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • mankind is at the stage of development which the individual
    • ancient India, the individual developed his etheric body; in
    • isolated individual within the body of mankind. To repeat,
    • the isolated individual develops the Consciousness Soul in
    • The individual develops the
    • they invade every individual soul. The world order is by no
    • part-evolution proceeds slowly and gradually. In order to
    • after the fashion of an army. The individual Jesuit feels
    • in life or any single individual.’
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    • gradually formed the Europe of today. He examines the rise of nationalism
    • other individual churches submitted to Rome. These other
    • was related to the individual, was addressed to the
    • individual; it was a personal and private matter. It could
    • only be revealed to the individual, it could not be an ethnic
    • individual as such.
    • establish a direct relationship between the individual soul and
    • Arianism, on the other hand, appealed to the individual; it
    • difference of attitude by the isolated individual, for
    • for they are deeply rooted not only in the individual, but
    • man, qua individual, develops the Consciousness Soul today in
    • individual is involved in the evolution of the Consciousness
    • develops in every individual in the course of the fifth
    • but a movement which of necessity will gradually develop in
    • Goethean principles and aims at individualism, at autonomy in
    • especially with the individual and his development and not
    • individualism — you will recall that I emphasized the
    • individualism in Goethe's Weltanschauung in my early Goethe
    • I showed that this individualism is a natural consequence of
    • Goetheanism — in this individualism, which can only
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    • reflection, human intellect. And only gradually, having gone
    • then they thought, the prosperity of the individual would
    • best possible way, the welfare of the individual and at the
    • idea that an entirely individualistic development of economic
    • any kind of legislation from producing freely. The individual
    • goods. It will be best both for the individual and mankind to
    • arrange the economic life in an individualistic way and not
    • gradually evolved during the age of the Spiritual Soul. The
    • individualistic basis, leaving the individual as free as
    • individual personality, Lessing, with all the works that he
    • meetings too. Every individual one of them is seriously
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    • referring to the single individuality as such, I mean that in
    • observe this distinction. Of course the single individual
    • which depends not only on the individual human being but on
    • just in this way), these three as individuals may, if you
    • question not so much the individual relationship of man to
    • peoples — once more then, not of the individual human
    • abusing party. So it is often in the individual intercourse
    • branch not only individual potentates but the whole
    • difference at all whether an individual or an association or
    • the individual worker, the community will be an employer or
    • captain of industry, not a whit less bad than the individual
    • it is perfectly feasible), the individuals — every one
    • really be to attain the freedom of the individual in respect
    • every individual — if all men possess a certain basis
    • individual to individual — this should really go
    • if in this or that establishment the individual worker were
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    • revelations will gradually become equal in value to the old
    • in man. And with this death — this gradual maiming of
    • conflicts of soul — every individual man in his own
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    • individual human being as to his moral qualities. In seeking
    • is the very essence of the evolution of the individual human
    • individual being. Morality can only be evolved by the
    • individual, not by groups of human beings. It would be the
    • individual in the course of his evolution. He wrests himself
    • order of the world is a concern of the individual man.
    • life of man. In course of time this Wisdom gradually filtered
    • not speaking of the individual human beings but of the
    • individuality who grows out of the nation is not intended;
    • not out of the character of the individuals (for the
    • individuals themselves in Western countries will want to
    • individual but to the nation. Hence, my dear friends, the
    • as it were a broth, out of which single individualities would
    • that men might gradually learn to feel that they
  • Title: Mysteries of Light: Lecture I: The Dualism in the Life of the Present Time
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    • movements, in particular, which have gradually arisen in humanity
    • in reality have gradually become unrelated to life, but especially so
    • the impulsive force to lay hold upon life. It has gradually become
    • this dualism between the external life and our so-called spiritual
    • Underlying the dualism I have mentioned there is
    • today another, the dualism which is expressed — I would cite a
    • there is in this dualism between heaven and hell, or between the lost
    • gradually dreamed themselves into this contrast between the earth and
    • sees through the matter, two spiritual individualities are
    • dualism, which in reality is a dualism between Lucifer and Ahriman,
    • the influence of the two dualisms mentioned — can be
    • midst of demands; but they are all individual demands springing from
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    • instead toward the spiritual powers. The individual sought by joining
    • individual human being was not of such importance as he has become
    • human being is the striving to be an individuality, the
    • striving to concentrate individual forces of personality, to find a
    • of the individual spirit in each single human being is discerned,
    • the desire of each individual to stand upon the foundation of his own
    • each man strives for his particular individuality. The group-spirit,
    • well-spring of his own individuality. For this reason it is
    • number of ways of being an individual human being. Hence for people
    • develop a feeling for what he is as an individual human being; that
    • as an individual human being he is a seeker for equilibrium,
    • can be done in an endless number of ways, and in it the individuality
    • human group-soul into the individual force-entity of each separate
    • human being. And the working and weaving of the individual
    • the individual consciousness — of this great metamorphosis,
  • Title: Mysteries of Light: Lecture III: Historical Occurrences of the Last Century
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    • be decided in each individual case.
    • can talk yourselves hoarse about individual demands coming from one
    • immensely clever in every single one of its individuals! humanity is
    • This dualism also exists today in the individual human being himself.
    • grand job! But we must gradually come to recognize these things as
    • case? The responsibility — not that of the individual,
    • individual, but the people's responsibility ceases among those
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    • the ancient gift of atavistic clairvoyance gradually wane and become
    • What gradually filtered through Greece at that
    • of the spiritual life, but it gradually became abstract. From being a
    • economic life becomes sterile at first, and only gradually works its
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    • show how a connection must be made between the individual sciences and
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    • gradually succumbs to the earthly influence. How is all this
    • have had gradually to learn to form thoughts independently of the
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    • own self will find the following. These things must gradually be
    • important changes taking place within the individual soul at these
    • nights in the life of the individual. It is here where the Macrocosm
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    • individual members; but all investigation of the body of man must have
    • By considering the matter in this way, we are gradually brought to the
    • By following up Embryology, we find how the heart is gradually welded
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    • course, only in part — in a perception of the gradual
    • live through in this life, when we watch the gradual quickening of the
    • Connected with these movements are the individual organs. The forces
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    • duality, and allow the world to take form in quite a different part of
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    • Science alone gradually reveals all that is within man. But how do we
    • religious creeds, as they have gradually developed, have pandered too
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    • soul and spirit, which can work into each individual member of the
    • child propounds to us, as it gradually brings forth that which has
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    • is only gradually brought to completion in the course of the time that
    • Here we have something which gradually leads to the physiological
    • see how it gradually becomes permeated with all in our organisation
    • along any other kind of line than this one. Gradually it was all
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    • that of the individual man, but only apparently so. In respect to the
    • corresponds to the daily course of the individual man. The course of a
    • Christian era, the ancient primeval wisdom began gradually to
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    • beginnings of the individual epochs of civilisation in the one stream
    • historical life and the life of individual men; but a harmony not
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    • complete independent reality, a true individual. What he inhabits
    • duration of man's life. Certainly there are individuals who live to be
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    • gradually lost to Man in course of time of the fundamental views and
    • been gradually eliminated; it has been thrown out of the intelligible
    • individual activities of human knowledge.
    • gradually changed into the simple God-concept, that signifies a
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    • distinguished from other kinds of individual heat. And it is necessary
    • happens? We will lead up to this gradually by way of appropriate
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    • extra-earthly, we can gradually come to an earth existence
    • powers would gradually bring the earth planet to the point of
    • which the single souls would lose their individuality,
    • can carry too few individualised beings; it can become a
    • soul-nature, but of becoming over-individualised. Men would
    • individual human beings. The earth would become a sort of
    • colony of the single individual human souls.
    • the Old Moon, a great organism with an individualised dreamy
    • over-individualised human existence completely saturated with
    • gradually come to the point where the various sciences rule
    • man confines himself to what has gradually formed within our
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    • strong individuality as in our time, in which the words of a
    • contents of the human soul which are gradually being given by
    • gradually produced as technics. He is born out of the nature
    • gradually a total cipher and now in the cipher the impulse of
    • of little interest to him, however, how his individual human
    • incarnating of the Cosmic Christ in the individual man. Such a
    • these two opposites into which civilisation has gradually come.
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    • remembered of this previous existence. That ceased gradually
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    • gradually been declared heretical in the traditional
    • mineral processes would gradually overpower him. Everything of
    • from what I have said that we need gradually to take into our
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    • science they should bring their individuality as a sacrifice,
    • quite un-individual, to make this science into something in
    • impersonal, unindividual, it is this which people consider to
    • enters least of all into the individual-personal. All of that
    • are withering away beside a science which is so unindividual.
    • men is still unindividual, impersonal, how they would like to
    • sciences one can gradually penetrate into the whole world
    • present as will should gradually raise itself to pure thought,
    • expend itself in individual freedom so that it flows into the
    • human individuality. I have described there how the social
    • proceeds from the human individual is raised to pure thought.
    • individuality. People like to organise what men should want.
    • any individual State, then from out the individuality of man
    • individual, does not raise it to pure thinking, that is not
    • cannot become individual, this the Ahrimanic spirits are
    • carry it over to individual demonic beings. Just as something
    • quite individually formed demonic beings arise out of the human
    • were no striving on the part of the individuals towards a
    • individualised, but who would carry on an existence as
    • would create on the other side sheer individual beings. No less
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    • and that this form then underwent gradual change, approaching
    • full value, you will gradually learn to apprehend the facts
    • I have referred. Gradually it became weaker and weaker in its
    • speech into his physical organism purely out of the gradually
    • brought into it; gradually, of course, for twenty-two days,
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    • individual sections of the brain, the connecting fibers, and
    • of the nineteenth century life has gradually become so
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    • elevated to the point of gradually grasping the spirit, their
    • individuals who towered above the great mass of uneducated
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    • customary in medicine in those days to study the individual
    • the gradual approach of an entity out of extraplanetary
    • there were contributions by individuals such as
    • form of tradition all over Europe. Certain individuals who at
    • the educational development an individual went through by
    • priests and monks gradually brought a certain amount of order
    • individuals still took up the treasure of ancient medical
    • human being gradually finds himself surrounded by a world that
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    • individual. Titurel. External crusades to Jerusalem are renewed
    • the earlier periods of Greek culture, every individual knew
    • line. What would it have become? Human beings would gradually
    • comprehension of Christianity gradually withdrew back into
    • there a few individuals emerged — after all, a few
    • isolated individuals appear now and again within the totality
    • arose in a few individuals. Something like the following
    • cover and was understood by some individuals. This other
    • were chosen. Inner initiative on the part of the individual
    • Grail. Lonely, isolated individuals, people who did not have
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    • Greece gradually developed in the direction of this twilight,
    • individuals could place themselves into this stream in the
    • remained an individual glimpse of light. When a ray of the
    • ego, these individuals received such glimpses of light. It is
    • questionable sources come the means with which individuals
    • battle today against spiritual science, even individuals who
    • these individuals best and what they like better. It is truly
    • you really believe that in individuals such as the one who
    • are too few individuals who can be active representatives of
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    • today. One could say that this is an individual who, partly
    • individual member.
    • intended as attacks against individual persons. In the first
    • like to say, Just look at those individuals who have
    • is it presented as truth? Because those individuals who speak
    • that this individual was too deeply wounded by his age for
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    • the individual members of the human being are described:
    • woman are equal to a duality, hence not closed off to the
    • world; the child closes this duality off, forms a totality.
    • Outwardly, numbers are gradually becoming a matter of
    • we gradually come to the idea that measure actually has to do
    • awareness of measure and symmetry gradually transformed
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    • in these established dogmas; thus, gradually all living
    • In individuals like him, we have people who received the
    • their own being had gradually disappeared. Measure, numbers,
    • as it was in ancient times and as it has gradually changed.
    • withered, and gradually disappeared. The ego is basically a
    • gradually became extinguished. Already in the historical
    • and others. The most progressive individuals in Europe, those
    • gradually disappeared within these confessions. People
    • which these streams are gradually heading, and they are more
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    • individual life as well as that of humanity. Goal of the fourth epoch
    • at individual human life, it can indeed give you a picture of
    • the differences between the development of the individual and
    • attention to the fact that whereas the individual gets older
    • of the whole human community and that of the individual are
    • can still say that individual human life can be a picture for
    • into what is compatible with individual periods in life. It
    • individual cultural epochs we have to point out based on
    • grow into them. But just as the individual can fall behind
    • posed as goals. If an individual lags behind in this regard,
    • intellect arranged the individual world phenomena. People
    • the other, places the individual phenomena into a
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    • the individual nations.) The intellect had assumed its
    • individual consciousness in the human being. Italy faced the
    • year 1840 in a manner that allows us to say, The individual
    • weighed terribly on the individual human consciousness that
    • only in few individuals. I believe people study far too
    • thing happened. An individual — we could also take
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    • the Roman culture. All this left residual traces in what has
    • individual, the conscious human being. We might actually say,
    • substantiate this, he offers long essays on how individuals
    • individuals who are viewed as great men. This is
    • instead familiarize themselves with such individuals by means
    • only observes the individual person; he sees the spiritual
    • element working through that individual. What Locke wrote
    • modern question of one person's individual status is
    • two most inept individuals who ever existed in politics,
    • individual types of animals are independent or whether the
    • differentiate between the individual species and had to place
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    • being. The light such individuals had actually experienced
    • culture of the intellect that has gradually become prevalent
    • a personality, as an individual, on the earth. It is the moon
    • individuality, is the product of the sun forces. Therefore,
    • the sages in the mysteries, every individual was judged
    • the case of an individual possessing forces from his former
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    • gradually become completely absorbed in the shadowy cast of
    • have spoken about will descend gradually to the earth. Vulcan
    • time will resolve to grow gradually into what benevolent
    • continued cosmic existence in the gradual entanglement, in
    • individuality and personality. It is an episode that must not
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    • these individuals still knew something of an earlier
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    • individual tribes and nations.
    • An individual
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    • that they were gradually separating from the earth. They
    • individual soul originates with birth and ends with death. As
    • Egyptians viewed it only in this way — the individual
    • individually real. A pneumatic pantheism came about, as if
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    • of oxygen by the blood. We have within us this dual rhythm. I
    • gradually and variously coloring itself, if one sees this
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    • individual forms. We thus arrive here at a concrete
    • essential, my dear friends, is that you attempt gradually to
    • is something we must gradually acquire. Such a concept would
    • himself. All this must gradually become conscious in
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    • individual atoms in the complicated organic molecules are
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    • individual organs, of course by means of a spiritual gaze
    • very well how the individual organs of the human being take
    • individual concrete facts in this way. If one speaks about
    • enter into the individual concrete facts.
    • to expand into the environment. We gradually become identical
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    • the other but rather remains an individuality, separated and
    • gradually become Inspiration. The soul thus in fact grows
    • let me say; the will gradually disappears. When the human
    • being as a duality in the life between birth and death. It is
    • dualistic: the thought, to some extent, with the perception
    • for the human being will gradually lose the agility of his
    • particularly cultivated. We would lose our individuality if
    • strives. We would completely lose our individuality. We would
    • deindividualized.
    • losing itself. What actually ought to be individualized by
    • improvement of individual human beings. I have often
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    • individual, prepared by Oriental wisdom, was able to attain
    • one could not attain a true experience of them. Individual
    • virtue of his particular, individual constitution, he was
    • situated around the North Sea has gradually spread throughout
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    • sleeping condition, inner spiritual faculties gradually
    • the gradual growth of the limbs, we find that we must look
    • individuals.
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    • connection among the individual members of the human being
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    • seek it in the individual plant but must seek it in the whole
    • living. It has a life of its own: not the individual life
    • fulfilled, into the longing to become man again, gradually to
    • realized, it incarnates and becomes indeed an individual
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    • fully to the individual human being. It is incorporated from
    • through birth, yet it definitely belongs to the individual
    • human being, that is, it has to do with the individual
    • each one, of course, can only do it individually — to
    • unknown. Not indeed in the individual events, for they must
    • birth; the separate, individual elements that we incorporate
    • if not in its individual forms, for these alter from
    • individual, in what is incorporated into the new earthly
    • of birth, however, the individual inner being begins to stir
    • possibility of permeating with individual warmth that which
    • individual element would want to live upward and to melt,
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    • individual, to the single human being. The individual human
    • as the nearest to his individual development. When the human
    • get beyond what is individual.
    • his individual being, and which on the one hand deny and on
    • the people and develops these, makes these individual. He
    • of Existence we gradually lose the world as we know it
    • from this place where my consciousness first gradually
    • Hour of Existence this world gradually takes on the tendency
    • the individualized being he must gradually become if the
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    • how the individual stages of maya are differentiated,
    • builds up his own organs. He gradually draws together, as it
    • individual organs out of the whole relationship of the animal
    • individual organs of his inner organism out of the entire
    • gradually press upward. All this then permeates him with the
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    • great individuals of ancient China, about the great
    • individuals of ancient India, Persia, Egypt — and
    • Individuals
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    • But during the Egyptian period men gradually lost this old clairvoyance
    • individuality, who live in the external world as I have described in my
    • moral impulses must be born in the individual and from the individual
    • of men is such that the air exhaled by an individual who has within him
    • the preservation of his organs, so what develops within the individual
    • out-breathed by individuals in times to come. Thus we must look towards
    • greatest helpers of the individual human being with his own moral
    • become very individual, so to shape the whole organism of a man who has
    • individual moral quality can be derived from the blood itself. These
    • acquiring individual freedom in ever-greater measure. But a great and
    • learn to function as an individual in the true sense, so that his moral
    • impulses are bound up with his individuality in this earthly life, and
    • he can be creative through his own, individual moral impulses. The
    • individual to do what the particular situation demands of him. This
    • to show that the individual, out of himself, can give birth to moral
    • can gradually become the material?”
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    • into their individual qualities of soul and this expressed itself in
    • trace of this lack of individuality, this irritating objectivity, but
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    • individuals here and there who had some conception — even if not
    • man like Paracelsus. He was one of those isolated individuals who had
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    • among individuals and communities denounced as heretical sects, this
    • exterminated by the gradual advance of the Turanian peoples — the
    • celebrated. For the individual man, the ceremonies and ritual were to
    • was gradually confined within the externalised forms preserved in
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    • of existence is that thinking gradually begins to
    • with our own human individuality.
    • myself to be this human being, this individuality. As I breathe
    • enters gradually into the sphere of the Moon-forces. What
    • the cosmic ether, gradually passing over into the spiritual
    • have gradually built up, in order to take it back again.
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    • and so on, and in understanding the organs individually we come
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    • natural processes which can be studied individually.
    • realm, how the Earth as it were gradually increases her hold
    • man do not gradually pass over into a sum-total of plant or
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    • have gradually become those of our arts — bodily, plastic
    • before him. The theology and religion of our time has gradually
    • from the enthusiasm of a few single individuals, but that it is
    • ideals would also gradually develop together with
    • all in the single individual, but that, out of the knowledge
    • thus gained in an individual way, there must flow by an
    • Movement. I have given it to them as a private individual,
    • individuals who wished to found this Movement for Religious
    • individuals who have founded the Movement for Religious Renewal
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    • it. What then was a living substance of consciousness gradually
    • memory was gradually taking shape, the awareness of the
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    • occurred. Living awareness then gradually gave way, through
    • death gradually faded out. In those times people had known that
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    • gradually been reduced to contemplating only our relation
    • individual bricks then lie before me in a heap; they are all
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    • has gradually come to be placed on it in the course of man's
    • experienced by carefully selected individuals in the Mysteries.
    • living content of human consciousness at that time gradually
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    • foundation of Christianity. The development of individuals was
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    • feel himself as a light-form was an individual experience to
    • individuals came in touch at that time with what could still be
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    • gradually diminished until times were reached when the great
    • and gradual preparation, this reached its peak in the
    • gradually lost this faculty of living in communion with the
    • spiritual world. There were, of course, always individuals
    • seership gradually sank below the threshold of consciousness
    • number of individuals in these assemblies who were still able
    • writings, in order that men may gradually be led to knowledge
    • rendered with the best will in the world to individuals
    • happens that advice is given to some individual — but
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    • insisted from the outset upon strictly individual
    • lecture yesterday. I said that seership gradually died away
    • research carried on by the individual Orders, they had
    • the mask, as it were, of an earlier individuality, there
    • individuality who now appeared in H. P. B.'s field of
    • vision under the mask of an earlier individuality designated
    • Kut-Humi had declared what individuality was living in him.
    • He had indicated that this individuality was John King by
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    • True, there had been individual materialistic philosophers
    • organic structures are pervaded individually. As he passes
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    • individuality who sees to the root of such matters, the
    • interests of this individuality, he can induce such a man to
    • we know as the later mask of a Mahatma-Individuality. Sinnett
    • easy for the above-mentioned individuality, in whose
    • to create this counterweight — we shall gradually
    • tools of the individuality who stood behind them. Just as
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    • of that strange individuality of whom I spoke in the last
    • which every individual should adhere is this: not to
    • individual who has become dangerous, which has the effect of
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    • gradually to be ignored. I could quote many passages from
    • I had a certain relationship with an individual; he himself
    • from the individual and lay stress on what did not really
    • employed by certain individualities who were standing behind
    • utterly disastrous to an occult Movement, namely, a gradual
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    • the task of each individual to put everything to the test.
    • particular, entirely individual task.
    • is by no means easy to realise and can only gradually be
    • teeth. These are then an individual acquisition; the
    • Threshold works on in the physical world in individual,
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    • be realised that many individuals into whom the methods of
    • gradually be mastered by those who really penetrate to the
    • science has caused the human soul gradually to lose the
    • of his subconsciousness were gradually making him into a man
    • be sure, individuals who through a true interpretation of
    • must be to allow only those individuals to break through
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    • gradually unfolds his free will. For while he stands
    • duality. Two is the number of manifestation; two is
    • in the nineteenth century, this nature-maya gradually emerged
    • duality, as you see. Nature-maya continues, but underneath it
    • In the material world, duality prevails everywhere. Therefore
    • higher worlds as if duality also prevailed there. It is only
    • is governed by duality. In the material world, duality
    • black magic, this implies duality. But duality can have
    • duality can never be a basic principle. True as it is that
    • duality lies at the basis of the physical-material world, it
    • do with duality.
    • are higher forces. — This expands the duality of our
    • of the duality of our higher and lower forces, we recognise
    • abolished and body and soul established as a duality. This is
    • you see, to do with a duality: with objective
    • duality in the material world: objective occultism —
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    • again be different. We are gradually preparing for these
    • individuality. But this protection will be less and less
    • men's individual intelligence and appropriate it for
    • goes on to keep their intelligence under their own individual
    • steadily on his own feet as an individuality. These are the
    • without rising into the sphere of the individual will. If
    • the judgment of the individual will is wrested from us; and
    • individual teeth it then has at its disposal.
    • regard ourselves as individuals who through their karma can
    • individuals who have reached a certain high level of
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    • individuals and we recognise them as teachers, popes and
    • to this we observe that these individuals are taking part in
    • are actual genii figures, spiritual individualities.
    • Just think how Raphael, this extraordinary individuality Raphael,
    • during the time of Alexander VI Rome was gradually being
    • of life behind them. They called youthful individuals like
    • centuries in which imaginative cognition developed gradually to
    • originated in the East and who gradually developed from
    • Roman pope gradually became the one to say: My Kingdom is the
    • case of individuals in the future. People present at that time
    • gradual development:
    • which he had in his imagination. Gradually he was first
    • instructed by Julius II; gradually a relationship developed in
    • the dead before us. Such images diminished gradually and
    • individuality through which he strives to have sight, penetrate
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    • The battle of individual artistic representation amidst the
    • sees a gradual expansion. Old patterns from the earlier epochs
    • gradually pushed back; it had to wait in eastern Europe, in
    • gradually wanted to come out of the depths of the very folk
    • individuals, singled out in humanity, you realize they have
    • individual strength according to the needs of the specific
    • being in the Virgin Mary depiction. Here individual observation
    • individual observation. This is what we can admire so much in
    • already individualized! Consider how with this image, as a
    • result of the individualizing of figures it is no longer
    • in Cologne and gradually became the follower of so-called
    • already notice the individualizing impulse which is fully
    • the individual depiction of the additional figures — do we not
    • the souls of single individuals which particularly comes to the
    • of individual characters is what we see here; nobody can
    • each individual. Considering the following paintings of Stephan
    • individualism. It is the region around the Bodensee in the
    • strived out of their folk nature towards individualism, mostly
    • to aim for the Bavarian anticipation of individual expression,
    • where, despite the striving for the individual, there still
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    • result, the gradual dying of the heathen and the gradual
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    • gradually penetrated people's minds. This is the reason why
    • still available — study Greek imagery you will very gradually
    • his creative images, he relinquished the individual nature of
    • are within these physical forms are not individual human souls
    • individual spirituality during earth evolution to enter into
    • that the Greek had no understanding of individual spirituality
    • but he saw the individual soul qualities as not yet penetrating
    • the individual soul aspect, the specific human soul aspect in
    • individual human aspect, applicable to every soul which is
    • god Apoll lived a super human, a super individual soul as an
    • individually human conforms according to spiritual lines and
    • individually human.
    • with the individuality, how the one is working against the
    • gradually the penetration of the specific enters as the
    • individually human element into the form. So we see how
    • gradually this happens.
    • should He be represented as an individual human soul? The
    • endeavour was to represent Him as an individual man with a
    • individualism, simply by pulling up again what earlier had been
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    • ensure that the individual who was to become a pupil of the
    • included individuals — one of whom I knew
    • civilisation has gradually lost all understanding of the nature
    • modes, the individual listening to the wisdom of the Buddha
    • that gradually produces in the West the atheistic scepticism
    • gradually replaced by what is achieved when the world of ideas
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    • individuality was far less developed with them than it came to
    • acquiring a capacity for the kind of thinking that gradually
    • emancipation from them gradually occurs, something else
    • touch. Read what has been written by individuals who have
    • harmonious whole. Gradually, with the beat of this rhythmical
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    • life. Slavery was gradually abolished, for one thing. And without
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    • several Folk-Spirits, each of whom worked individually in a
    • unconditionally valid. He proceeds on the basis of individual
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    • persistent undernourishment, the digestive organs gradually form the
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    • foodstuff in Europe ... the head is gradually thrown out of gear for
    • separate off and from these separated cells the body gradually takes
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    • slow arsenical illness may set in and become gradually worse. If in
    • and thin, has a chalky look about him and his body gradually
    • even if the effect of the arsenic is slow, the body gradually
    • gradually lapse into a plant-like existence. He would begin, first of
    • too strong, then the limbs and the inner organs gradually lose flesh
    • dose is increased very gradually, the organs are able to stand it.
    • would be to take less and less by gradual degrees. But what usually
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    • Individualitäten, aber es sei doch ein Sinn
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    • Individualität zu sehen, so kann das in tragische
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    • Individualität in ihnen steckt, denn sonst wäre ja
    • individualitätslosen Menschen gegenüber solle man
    • Individualität da sei, der irrt gar sehr. Er
    • die menschliche Individualität steht.
    • fünf Individualitäten abzählt und dann diese
    • sich nicht die einzelne Menschenindividualität betroffen
    • der Rassen, nicht aber auf die Individualität des Menschen
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    • Individualität hereinzugliedern hat. Natürlich ist
    • eigene Individualität hereinbrechenden
    • Individualität, dem eigentlichen christlichen Zeitalter,
    • Einfluß der entwickelten Individualität. Über
    • Sehen Sie, es hat einmal eine solche Individualität
    • Diese Individualität, die dazumal an der Stätte
    • gemeint. In Berlin ist diese Individualität
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    • civilisation, under manifold influences, had gradually brought
    • companions upholds the right of the single human individuality,
    • individual and human life on Earth. Sympathy, compassion, a life
    • the individual in Nature and in Man. It is no mere chance that
    • increasingly the portrayal of the natural, individual creature,
    • individual human character and figure. Giotto shows himself with
    • Thus gradually the
    • are conceived still more as single human individuals. In the
    • into individual details which the later picture reveals.
    • their conception of the single individual on Earth. But now, as
    • faithfully to portray the individual and Natural, emancipating
    • individual, a single character. More and more we see the single
    • individuals emancipated naturalistically from the idea that
    • Christ in such a way that an individual human quality comes to
    • Christ. Look, too, how the Christ Himself is individualised.
    • are highly individualised figures — men who desire power
    • of the individuals, each of whom is, in a sense, a power in
    • the individual increases. The sacred legends, for example, are no
    • realism and to bring out the individual and human.
    • of this artist, the attempt to grasp the individual and human,
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    • the great protest of humanity, of the human individual against all that
    • this took place quite as a matter of course, and the gradual elimination
    • is most significant of individual character.
    • There he tried to discover and bring out with emphasis the individual
    • individual features even to the point of caricature.
    • the individual characters come out in spite of the powerful unity of
    • strong individual characters to the composition as a whole is truly
    • at a serene composition while seeking to express individual character
    • how a real individual life is poured out into each one: in every detail,
    • with an individual and human feeling. Hermann Grimm drew the head of
    • Michelangelo, on the other hand, portrays the human and individual in all
    • Michelangelo has to create out of the individual, nay, we may even say,
    • hand, live and move and have their being over and above the individual.
    • Even inasmuch as they are individual, they live and move in a cosmic
    • with absolute individuality, obeying an impulse connected only with
    • human individuality itself all that was contained in his time; and yet,
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    • the individual. It tends to raise the Individual into the Typical,
    • with the individual expression of the soul's life; with all that
    • individual characters of soul which shine out of these faces. Then
    • Spirit. They always express the individual human being himself,
    • individual life of the soul, works from within and pours itself
    • individuality, does not contribute, but in which the Divine and
    • Nature, not of the individual).
    • in any way tends to blot out the individuality. They feel in the
    • Roman and Classical something that is hostile to the individual.
    • which the individual must groan and soffocate. In the artistic life
    • Classicism, Over against it all he sets the human individuality
    • — the self-supporting individuality of man. Yet how does he
    • individuality to all these things in the midst of which he finds
    • Dürer again and again, as an individual figure, it is true,
    • Divine and spiritual, transcending the individual human being,
    • type that transcends the human individual, — such an Art will
    • Cathedral at Naumburg in Germany, representing individual human
    • Intensely individual
    • individuality. It is, indeed, an extraordinarily true Imagination
    • preceding efforts. Real individual expression is combined with
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    • strongly individual characterisation of all that is life and
    • The gradual entry of
    • preparing. What afterwards became the expression of the individual,
    • of the soul, setting aside the individually human. The Southern
    • individual, as it works its way upwards out of every single human
    • This is expressed in the very forms of the Gothic. The individuals
    • existence; albeit he can carry his individual existence, his
    • individuality with him into this very element, because it is so
    • men had to be won over; the individual souls must first be called
    • unique power of individual characterisation. From many points of
    • view we see this individualising tendency in his work.
    • see the Art of individual characterisation. Compare this Madonna
    • individualisation, was, indeed, most wonderful. We will now show
    • individual characterisation of all the single figures round the
    • highly individual figures were created was also especially great in
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    • life and times, would be a little out of place. With an individual artist
    • when we contemplate the creative work of human individualities, we cannot
    • an individuality who had drawn from the very depths of elemental human
    • (I refer to wider circles, a few individuals always excepted) understand
    • Then we come to the gradual
    • element in architecture and sculpture. We find the gradual penetration
    • away the political individualities, in this period of the great
    • that contains the highest and strongest assertion of human individuality
    • Masters of painting lay in the fact that they raised the individual
    • of individual figures. Rembrandt was not the only artist of his time
    • in the creations of single individualities. Rembrandt, above all, makes
    • us aware of the immediate individual presence of a strong and forceful,
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    • post-Atlantean epochs. It is interesting to see how gradually there
    • They have little understanding of the individual principle. Such things
    • for the Individual principle. The true native character of Middle Europe
    • is expressed in the recognition of the Individual, and in the age of the
    • recognition of the personality, the human individual
    • individual principle, we shall seek to mould the individual from within
    • within each single form; we place the several individual figures side
    • fast in the color itself, what comes from the individual character of
    • Northern Mid-European element, while composition, which gradually finds
    • Netherlands the more individual City-formations — towns and cities
    • just that element which color can introduce, for the individual
    • to that Art which places the individual so thoroughly into the world.
    • the very fact that each individual being has his full importance, and
    • within, outwards. Only gradually and by dint of constant striving do they
    • individuals portrayed with inwardness of soul. Thus the one aspect of the
    • of the midst of this very element we now witness the individual spirit
    • it thus. Throughout the centuries of Christianity this idea had gradually
    • and therefore, the individually universal — principle of redemption
    • in mind the points of view I emphasised just now. The individual principle,
    • individuality.
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    • of the theme are gradually passing into Naturalism.
    • is more individualisation— creation out of inwardness of soul,
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    • it rises free from the individually human; we seem to forget the human
    • rather, the ordinary individual man's approach to the Bible and to his
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    • pictures, we shall be less concerned to discuss the individual artists;
    • we chiefly want to see the gradual evolution of the Grecian Art as a
    • And now we gradually come into
    • descent of Art from the Typical to the Individual — though in
    • Now we gradually approach
    • of the ancient Greece gradually drew near its decline, when Greece was
    • of his dignity, his freedom, his individual being. In the characteristic
  • Title: Man/Symphony: Lecture I: Man as Microcosm
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    • intellectual must gradually change into an artistic conception of the
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    • tends towards the gradual development of these still imperfect,
    • would gradually disappear from the face of the earth. Civilization
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    • Earth. Here we have to do with the gradual formation — from the
    • light gradually penetrate deeper. And if in December we wish to look
    • include the plant-world, and thus we shall gradually come to man's
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    • for they will then use the moon substance gradually to disperse the
    • man, one also gradually understands how they give expression to their
    • alone can do this, namely that we gradually arrive at a concrete
    • 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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    • that we have our own individual temperature; in the healthy person
    • be absorbed by your individual warmth, not by the warmth which you
    • satisfaction by your own individual warmth. Everything mineral must be
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    • develops as his own individual temperature independent of the warmth
    • It loses weight when it gradually passes over into the fluid form,
    • own individual warmth quickly enough. Through this I run the danger of
    • individual forces, he lays hold of it and makes it his own. For only
    • sphere of individual judgment and it is really only in the sphere of
    • individual experience that they have value. I mention this in order to
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    • Because this is so, man must gradually cultivate in himself moral
    • one another by; they pay little heed to the individual characteristics
    • gradually melts away. Man becomes completely metamorphosed, as though
    • still sees him hovering, as it were, while he gradually loses his form
    • individual, so a diagnosis of the sickness of a civilization reveals
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    • or less been lost, is connected to a great extent with the gradual
    • such as he presents himself as an individual corporality,
    • science of the present time and by contemplating the individual human
    • true essence and being of a nation, seen as a definite individuality
    • speak of a definite individuality, of a real individual Being. This
    • the case of Folk-Souls, we must really study the individual
    • “THE MISSION OF THE INDIVIDUAL FOLK-SOULS IN CONNECTION WITH THE GERMANIC NORTHERN MYTHOLOGY”]
    • individual human being and the Folk-Soul takes place through the
    • individual human being, if you were to continue by studying this upon
    • individual Russians? — This takes place in such a way, that the
    • soil bears upon it. The light does not influence the individual
    • can communicate with the individual Russians. This explains the
    • the Folk-Soul and the individual human being.
    • individual Russian, while he walks over his land, or feels the life
    • speak objectively of the connections between the individual
    • Folk-Soul and the individual human being. Anthropology is a
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    • that these individual men will think that they are upholding
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    • individual karmas can only be understood
    • individuals. Such things may happen in hundreds of different ways. In
    • conditions of individual human beings who are led by an inner
    • of the individual. Hence the strange destiny of those who are sincere
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    • something else. We are confronted with a lot of individual problems or
    • the hermit-like work of the individual soul., whereby perhaps
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    • individual is suffering from any such after-effects. If you
    • in contact, you find the conflict within the individual, but no
    • subconsciousnesses: first the individual
    • the personal or individual subconsciousness. This is the first
    • experienced individually from his birth on, but also something
    • it turns out that something has happened in the individual
    • single individual corresponds to the psychology of the
    • “What the nations do is done by each individual, and so
    • long as the individual does it the nation will do it too. Only
    • a change in the attitude of the individual can bring about a
    • “What the nations do is done by each individual?”
    • It would be equally reasonable to ask: Could an individual do
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    • and written by that academic individual
    • such an individual. How does Max Dessoir come to assert, in the
    • There is no question of logic with such an individual as
    • the most comprehensive terms. Not the individually adapted
    • individual life, but upon the all-inclusive life which extends
    • far beyond the individual. For this all-encompassing
    • tearing the individual in question out of his karma,
    • which extends beyond the individual in a purely individual
    • individual. That is to say: a patient cannot be treated by
    • between individuals. Something universal
    • between individuals.
    • into sanatoriums, and treat each one in the individual manner.
    • individual.
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    • Individual
    • interest what would come out of these seances. They gradually took
    • over the whole field. The well-meaning initiates gradually lost all
    • can be traced to individualities. When these individualities are
    • united in brotherhoods, one individuality can expect one thing, while
    • impulses of the individualities. What one does and what another does
    • speak about individual facts. It is these with which we are
    • concerned. It thus becomes necessary to keep the individual streams
    • he rightly strives toward harmonizing the individual parts. This he
    • foundation. Rather it stems from spiritual individualities different
    • from one another. Different individualities work together in all that
    • but this is how it is above all. We must think of individualities as
    • it is one and the same — various individualities work together
    • events, the varied individualities who work with or against one
    • cannot exist in a world in which individualities are working together
    • materializes in a remarkable way. Different individualities also work
    • influences of individualities who are either struggling with one
    • lead us back to quite different regions where other individualities
    • gradually appear, it is natural that man is more likely under the
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    • Today I would like to connect and amplify individual
    • comprehension of one's own individual values but of the great
    • Three ideas have gradually arisen in the course of
    • learns to know the individual substances that lie on the surface of
    • Those who seek to achieve everything through the dualism
    • won through the revelation of the duality in the cosmos, to paralyze
    • of the twofold nature within the human being there is also a dualism
    • of forces. It is this dualism of forces that will be used more by the
    • the illusion will gradually dissolve, in so far as it must be
    • individual strength, because behind individual strength often lies
    • individual strength! It all depends upon the constellation.
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    • the development of individuality, of personality, has been at work,
    • has now come for individual human beings to know what tendencies and
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    • development of individuality, of personality, has been at
    • existence. And the time has now come for individual men to
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    • gradual dissolution of the earth and its ultimate dispersal in cosmic
    • humanity itself. I do not say: in the individual human
    • down human responsibility to the single individual, the single
    • natural science — you will gradually find your way to the
    • earlier lives. Naturally, in reference to the single, individual
    • that reason, exclude ourselves as individuals, for each of us has a
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    • from inspiring; it would be a vista of the gradual
    • itself: I do not say: in the individual human being
    • responsibility to the single individual, the single
    • An individual
    • gradually find your way to the realisation that mankind is
    • reference to the single, individual human being, we must
    • himself as an individual, for each of us has his share in
  • Title: Influences of Lucifer/Ahriman: Lecture Four: The Luciferic Origin of Ancient Wisdom, Ahrimanization...
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    • wisdom, that this wisdom gradually faded away and is now no longer
    • knowledge would have been a very slow and gradual process and for
    • individuality himself incarnated in Asia in a certain epoch of
    • the evolution of humanity, the more do we find certain individuals
    • the initiation science which must gradually come within the ken of
    • constant hold of the concrete, individual reality. The moment you
    • thinking. If you were to contemplate each human individual, each
    • that the universal thinking implicit in pagan wisdom has gradually
    • the point where individual human beings would again split into right
    • that the clairvoyance of each individual would be strictly
    • human beings would gradually come to perceive spiritually the
    • gradually, this primeval intelligence in humankind ran dry
    • individual spirits like Goethe but Goethe has not been
    • great deal to do with the present situation. An individual
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    • have been a very slow and gradual process and for long ages
    • lectures that the Lucifer-individuality himself incarnated in
    • certain individuals who through the qualities attained in
    • are part of the Initiation-science which must gradually come
    • hold of the concrete, individual reality. The moment you
    • individual, each single plant, each single animal, each
    • wisdom has gradually been exhausted. Man's constitution is
    • Things could come to the point where individual men would
    • that the clairvoyance of each individual would be strictly
    • science. For then man would gradually come to perceive
    • gradually, this primeval intelligence in mankind ran dry
    • by individual spirits like Goethe — but Goethe has not
    • An individual — thanks to the Divine Powers and also,
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    • duality, namely, that man consists of body and soul, and not of body,
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    • human head formation has been gradually developed and transformed. Its
    • possible gradually to rise to a knowledge which does not merely live
    • stages of evolution and that gradually the rest of his organism was
    • meaning. The possibility has arisen for the human being gradually to
    • wisdom must gradually be permeated by other elements.
    • attention is drawn to that which can only gradually be revealed to
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    • evolution has gradually developed out of the Saturn evolution;
    • interests, and we are individualized in regard to them. But his
    • individualization comes to a halt before intelligence. As far as
    • yet is a personal matter for every individual human being.
    • head, but in the human head in its state of gradual dying.
    • soul-will activity bears the imprint of our gradual approaching the
    • Thus we see this duality — Lucifer-Ahriman — connected with
    • this duality. Now we have to keep in mind that mankind in its
    • is in a declining evolution, the human being must gradually acquire a
  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture IV: The Culture of the Mysteries and the Michael Impulse.
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    • were gradually lost. But the way of thinking developed by the Mystery
    • which is gradually derived from the nature processes in the way the
    • of feeling is already present today in individual human beings. They
    • does not harmonize with them. And now gradually he adjusts himself to
    • in this duality of his soul life. He will always become aware of the
    • duality more and more, he will be in need of an inner mediation, a
    • gradually become just as ordered as the head wisdom became ordered
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    • ordered growth in the single human individual, so is there ordered
    • Revolution matters have gradually changed, but still, old remnants
    • a conscious relationship of the individual to the whole of humanity,
    • Wisdom was considered the fundamental attribute of the Divine Being. The concept of Omnipotence only gradually penetrated the idea of the Divine Being, from the fourth century onward. It continued to develop. The concept of personality was abandoned and the predicate was transmitted to the mere order of nature, which is conceived of more and more mechanically. And the modern concept of the necessity of nature, the omnipotence of nature, is nothing but the result of the evolution of the concept of God from the fourth to the sixteenth century. Only, the qualities of personality were abandoned and that which constituted the concept of God was taken over into the structure of thinking about nature.
    • against the other classes, foster, as individuals, what resembles
  • Title: Lecture: Mission of Michael: Lecture VI: The Ancient Yoga Culture and the New Yoga Will.
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    • Man's moral individuality was, as it were, aurically perceived around
    • appeared to him as mere folly, for this duality of human arbitrary
    • gradually changes — dies down, as Goethe said. Apart from the
    • in primeval culture. But this power of comprehension is gradually
    • air and light from the soul aspect, we shall gradually advance to the
  • Title: Social Forms: Lecture I: The Waldorf School, Spiritual Science, Outer World, Inner World
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    • capabilities, individually indicating the possibility for
    • through the teacher's individual insight into his pupil, the
    • individual character.
    • proficient individuals capable of working in the spirit of
    • spiritual life is not directed only toward the individual who
    • excludes the individual physical experiences; if it goes on
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    • In a sense, human beings could only be educated gradually to
    • affairs of our individual personality; it is supposed to
    • them quite correctly, concluded: Individualism, spiritualism
    • of the individual village communities comprehends what is
    • individualities can also be organized.
    • threefold social organism must incorporate the individual
    • that are becoming individualized and which, as aggregates,
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    • expects of each individual seeking to participate in it that
    • it necessary for us to rely on each individual co-worker, but
    • of enabling each individual person to form a judgment on the
    • said, a few courageous individuals have opposed these ideas.
    • indeed striving for freedom, freedom for the individual, and
    • into individualities. This striving, however, seems to be at
    • individual persons in the first place. The ancient initiate
    • an individuality. For that reason, he naturally does not care
    • that men can become individualities only when, in turn, they
    • individualities. This is not only related to isolated
    • the more we descend into man's individual nature, the more we
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    • that an individual was healthy or sick depending on the way
    • ancient Mysteries, gradually became intellectualized and
    • human civilization. An individual who searches for atoms and
    • unhealthy opinions. The followers of Platonism then gradually
    • individuals. Among those who will not find their way to
    • experience to see that people have gradually become so
    • pour over the listeners, gradually lulling everybody to
    • individuals, standing far in the background of what happens
    • the most eminent individuals, who participated throughout the
    • individuality. Of course, epistemologically it will stem from
    • the individuality, but it will not be developed by it. To a
    • economic opinion merely out of the individuality will seem
    • individuality, is the same thing as what the above mentioned
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    • the individual regions. The fundamental coloring of what has
    • people look upon the thought world and view the individual
    • individual elements of the ideas concerning life after death
    • a group of individuals have set up some trashy proposition as
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    • in a truly fructifying manner into the individual branches of
    • application to the individual human being. On Saturday, at
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    • the times have undergone since the birth of this individual
    • that at that time, from all around Jena, individuals in need
    • “Gradual Abolition of the Universities.” He states:
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    • is doomed to death; this life is a gradually dying life.
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    • out of the chaotic substrata of man's individuality.
    • the child's individuality it draws out what was sent down by
    • everything is based on the development of the individuality.
    • calculation have any value for the individual? Does it tell
    • as an individuality. We are dealing with two quite different
    • arrangements, than when one thinks as an individual human
    • we focus on the individual element that stands creatively in
    • that only the single chosen individuals had value in his
    • of circuitous route for a few outstanding individuals. This
    • It is necessary to know that an individual can get nowhere
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    • ourselves gradually from the most diverse points of view with
    • necessary to attain our conviction in a gradually evolving
    • is, above all, an affected individual.
    • atavistic manner. It could be an individual who is outwardly
    • the reason the individual pursues not merely his own
    • Gradually, untruth and lying would become a matter of course
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    • natural environment through his individual members.
    • be decided by individuals as in science, art or religion,
    • body suffices for the individual when he is sustained by an
    • art he must bring forth from the wellspring of his individual
    • individuality. One even considers it somewhat abnormal that
    • belong entirely to the personality of an individual. By
    • human being is able to manage if, as an individual
    • personality, he has the support of another individual. This,
    • man as an individual confronts another individual. Where man
    • as an individual confronts mankind as a whole, it is
    • judgments or decisions be formulated by individuals in
    • association, hence, that individuals Pool their experiences.
    • not from individual personalities Here we are referred to a
    • life where the individual person can do nothing by himself,
  • 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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    • domain. If individuals like Huxley and Spencer had employed
    • human individuality be unable to contribute to the spiritual
    • spiritual sphere by resting it upon human individualities,
    • individuality.
    • individual has such a small share that I must say there has
    • what he has to deal with an individual today is simply not in
    • must individually create out of ourselves what is
    • make the contribution as individuals; therefore we do so
    • individually in the ego — reason — becomes
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    • requires each individual to contribute something toward the
    • individually. To do this it will be necessary, above all, to
    • Gradually, in the course of the materialistic age, one might
    • development will gradually lead the single human being toward
    • gradually in the course of human evolution, and we
    • human beings. However, these individuals did not make
    • Likewise, these individuals who could read the course of the
    • evolution, and how we gradually arrived at the point of
    • but only slowly and gradually, what had once been brought
    • assume that the individual stars and planets are ensouled and
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    • observing the individual phenomena of social life and the
    • individual. If a person named “Smith” announces
    • Words are gradually becoming mere gestures that simply
    • a language in the individualized differentiated regions of
    • instead of imaginations. No wonder that the individuals who
    • individual concrete cases if, in the sense that the laws of
    • must gradually begin to bring into waking life what has been
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    • clarity which gradually invaded ideas concerning man's
    • different in this respect, and it varies from individual to
    • individual – so that in the case of healthy people, we are
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    • becomes a knowledge of things. Art and knowledge are gradually
  • Title: Colour: Part Two: The Connection of the Natural with the Moral-Psychical. Living in Light and Weight.
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    • gradually through Spiritual Science to spiritualize physical concepts:
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    • to apply his art in individual poems. But he will be able to
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    • gradually over into the hygienic-therapeutic.
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    • was given and in which — since the individual sounds were always
    • The entire individual person is thereby expressed.
    • in the expression of himself as a complete individuality. He might be
    • it as it affects the whole individual, as I have said
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    • we consider the consonants individually, let us contemplate the following.
    • individual sounds have a nuance of feeling, namely, which is deeply
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    • being as a whole. Now one will have to develop gymnastics gradually
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    • individualizing on the one side, the abstractly felt on the other. When
    • thus able to gradually develop instinctively that which has to do with
    • how they will gradually degenerate. That is something which Switzerland
    • the task, however, to gradually transmute the unconscious activity of
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    • in the individual potentialities (“Kraftentitäten”,
    • active forces. Man will become free; he will gradually become free even
    • One should concern oneself in each individual case with the breathing
    • in the individual case. You will certainly observe that this respiratory
    • process will be carried on individually, continued in varying manners
    • welfare of the movement is dependent in each individual instance upon
    • should not be disturbed by the demands arising from an individual's
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    • themselves as well in their green as in their individual colours rather
  • Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture V: Connections Between Organic Processes and the Mental Life of Man
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    • individually shaped head. If we consider the forces which
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture One: Ahrimanic and Luciferic, Human Body, Soul, Spirit
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • leaders, and this is what spurred him to say: Every individual has
    • the right to work; grant to every individual the right to work, let
    • to grant every individual the right to work, to let the state find
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Two: East, Weat, and Center, -or- Asiatic Spiritual Life
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • individual human beings everywhere desire to come to terms with one
    • achieved anywhere, because it is not actually individual human beings
    • Only the external appearance makes it seem as though individuals were
    • any group of human beings. He is the god of the individual, in so far
    • as the individual is a member of the human race as a whole. Only when
    • in which all individuality was lost. But evolution progressed. Human
    • beings became ever more individualized. They felt more and more that
    • evangelist how the individual human being, out of the inmost forces
    • of his soul, as though in a dream — for the individual is alone
    • end it can take root in every individual human being, uniting all
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • heavens, he sensed the presence of individual beings everywhere, one
    • individualized, what had been individual, divine, spiritual beings
    • individual bird, but as the swarm flies further and further away it
    • Their inclination was gradually to overcome and transform the older
    • individuals to appear, is not a criticism or a reprimand aimed at
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Six: Methods of Initiation, Old and New - 1
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • man can we gradually come to an understanding of its essence.
    • expression! It is unusual, but if you gradually come to sense what it
    • these details together we can gradually build up a full picture of
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Seven: Methods of Initiation, Old and New - 2
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • Thus will they gradually
    • grow up through childhood our element of spirit and soul gradually
    • be in a position gradually to attain to thinking with exactitude.
    • will gradually come to understand what I mean by thinking with
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Eight: The Passage of the Human Soul and Spirit through the Physical Sense-Organization
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • various contrasting groups. We should gradually come to be inorganic,
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Nine: The Threefold Human, Reincarnation, Heathens, Jews, Christians, Calderon
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • slowly and gradually has mankind been able to find the way towards
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Ten: The Threefold Human, Four Elements, Imagination, Inspiration, Intuition
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • individuals even though these may have a generic aspect. With his
    • the mortal individual, Goethe is perhaps not as alone as one might
    • intuitively discerning the individual patient's type, his habitude.
    • disorganization with a durable political structure, the individual
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Eleven: Faust and Hamlet in Relation to the Turning Point of the 15th Century
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • isolated individual.
    • the space of only a year or even a century. It came about gradually
    • course, at the profoundest soul level he is an individual, a unique
  • 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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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
  • 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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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • course gradual, but for the sake of explanation I shall have to talk
    • the sounds of the words gradually disappears; they cease to be in
    • works which have a broader base than that of a single individuality
    • Gradually he is healed.
    • it is just a tale. Whatever we think of individual incidents, we
    • this intellectualism divide one individuality from another.
    • to come about; individualism is necessary. But social life must be
    • found out of individualism. Otherwise, in the ‘social
  • Title: Old/New Methods: Lecture Fourteen: The 5th Post-Atlantean Period, the French Revolution, Schiller, Goethe, the Freedom Problem, -or- Berlin University Course Report - 2
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    • human being; the relationship of the individual to the folk spirit; and
    • every individual is free either to recognize or deny the spirit, most
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    • gradually develops to the point at which it becomes adjusted to this
    • becoming gradually accustomed to the spiritual world.
    • the earth after death, he gradually begins to see the planets as well
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    • people do individually or together. In focusing on the activity of
    • their individuality. As the world of thoughts passes from the form
    • him as objective outer world. This came about only gradually in human
    • single tone, at which time the secret of individual tone will be
  • Title: Lecture I: The WHITSUN Mystery and its Connection with the Ascension
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    • no such formations as the rocks and stones, which are gradually
    • to each human individual, in order that he may be able to understand
    • this Deed, Christ sent the Spirit, in order that the individual being
    • individual in each human being.
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    • the earth planet, arose in the fourth post-Atlantean epoch. Gradually,
    • develop an individually-independent life within that cosmos. The human
    • imagine that the feeling for such a thing arose only gradually. To be
    • grandfather. Gradually these memories grew dim. But human consciousness
    • the centuries, had gradually faded, consciousness focused, instead,
    • Roman individual felt his physical body as a ceremonial robe bestowed
    • But the perception was gradually superseded by a belief that thought
    • since then, we have been gradually growing away from our bodies. We
    • nature. Indeed in all art we have gradually lost the experience of the
    • have gradually become estranged from our physical bodies.
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    • longer experienced. Gradually the conception has arisen that art
    • individual arts. Pure naturalism can never create an artistic architecture,
    • churches surrounded by graves. Not every person could have an individual
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    • human but divine will. Only gradually, in Greece, as man's connection
    • if we really enter the spirituality of world phenomena, we gradually
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    • cosmos. Individual thoughts were expressed through the relative positions
    • so great, no individual dares to approach it with his personality. He
    • it is withdrawn from the individual and placed on the lectern; extremely
    • and dualism, he does so with a neutral mind, marshaling abstract concepts
    • a discussion of unity or duality, of the one with or without the other,
    • two divided original powers, the battle between monism and dualism was
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    • out. Now take the details, the individual colors and their harmonious
    • be overcome. Of course some individual artists detest exhibitions. But
    • today we live in an age when the individual cannot achieve very much
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    • scientific thought of man has gradually brought it to the point of
    • is gradually formed. Well, that is not what the ancient
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    • old initiation wisdom (which only gradually succumbed to
    • gradually objectivity and impartiality will disappear; for the
    • in the outer world. But we, every individual human being
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    • of development of individual power, which will replace
    • machine, tells how it has gradually gained ground, and little
    • individual a hundredfold. Human life becomes precious for
  • Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture III: Oswald Spengler - II
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    • gradually become slaves of the mechanistic life; but he fails
    • with active inner thinking has been slowly and gradually
    • most recent centuries a human brain was gradually
    • the last third of the nineteenth century it gradually came
    • to suppress them. The brain has been gradually ruined,
    • wakefulness, actual, inner soul-wakefulness, gradually to
  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture I: Historical Requirements of the Present Time
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    • gradually arisen in its modern coloring. During that period,
    • democracy only to the sphere of civil rights, and individualism
    • have to be called “individualistic social
    • freedom, individualism, these also are an historical demand,
    • individualism for spiritual life.
    • Europe, the ancient serfdom gradually ceased to exist. But
  • Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture II: The Social Structure in Ancient Greece and Rome
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    • lives in mankind the impulse for each single individuality to
    • politics, which gradually has turned governments into machines.
    • conscious that the feeling for truth has to be gradually
    • individuality prior to birth or conception but merely as a
    • has gradually taken on a character that leads directly to what
    • individualities, of paying attention to a child's nature in
    • gradually discovers then what these people really mean. They
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    • every individual be permitted to contribute whatever of value
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    • inner dynamic forces of his soul gradually die out. His whole
    • sprout from his inmost soul is gradually deadened. The way
    • way in regard to every individual child unless one employs the
    • centuries we gradually acquired the habit of observing man only
    • gradually develops that part of him which has lived in the
    • described in our literature, gradually comes to the point where
    • MAN, in every single individual, through education.
    • individualization, toward the consideration of every human
    • every single individual is a being in himself. Unless we learn
    • individual qualities. Hermann Bahr, of whom I have often spoken
    • do away with individualization. He participated in the social
    • the individuality to emerge. Thus, present-day man strives for
    • for individualization. We cover up individuality, whereas it is
    • toward the individuality. Teacher training has to be permeated
    • by an attitude which strives to find the individuality in men.
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    • considers the gradual acquisition of intelligence a special
    • of former intelligence, and how did it gradually change into
    • again, since the middle of the fifteenth century, a gradual
    • earth evolution human beings could not avoid gradually becoming
    • has to bring about a salvation in the case of every individual
    • about the fine feeling they have gradually acquired for the way
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    • Egyptian body. One can say, as humanity gradually progresses
    • gradually died out. We carry an extremely dead body in us;
    • you. Gradually this fact was lost, and the deep effect of such
    • an education that has gradually been taken over by the State
    • every single individual who shows even a little understanding.
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • individual — naturally, in a very delicate way — it
    • sympathies and antipathies which the human individuality
    • seek out the individual traits in the forebears which, when
    • so as to find this individual exactly at the right point of
    • individual. When someone wishes to insure his life, the policy
    • individual questions will disclose themselves to us in
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • experienced how they argued about monism, dualism, and so
    • and you arc a dualist, because you regard air as something that
    • languages have gradually assumed a form no longer understood by
    • backward, we gradually reach the ages when the two lives
    • Likewise, in an individual human life, in spite of the presence
    • this is not so between the individual earth lives. For between
    • strange questions arise in regard to the individual
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • be able gradually to go more and more into matters of detail.
    • through the gradual withdrawal of the ether body of the
    • in asking: Whence come the individual members of human nature
    • individual with criminal feelings of hatred may harm his
    • more conscious. Hence, those individuals who are human beings
    • rediscovered somewhere in the child's environment. Gradually,
    • those individuals, who live fifty years later than you, were
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • model; but the original model gradually detaches itself, peels
    • earth life, we usually find that both individuals who in one
    • individuals this urge arises, passes through death, and then
    • an individual in the middle period of life in one incarnation,
    • same individual just before we experienced death. Such
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    • explicitly and concretely revealed the destinies of various individuals
    • operate in individual cases. He also revealed many details of the karmic
    • more or less individual member. We fail merely to recognize
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    • truly are, we find that Spirits of the individual Hierarchies are
    • penetrate to the actual character of every individual man and to
    • individual man in accordance with his nature and spirit, then we
    • concretely, when as individual human beings, who first crawl on
    • form I am individual man, different from any other,” you are in
    • individual human being is a spatial image of something outside space,
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    • the evolution of individuals but of mankind as a whole) very
    • this wisdom took on a very individual, humanly individual,
    • still discern in Anaxagoras. Mankind was threatened with the gradual
    • only about nature, not about himself. And he would gradually have
    • Golgotha, mankind would have gradually entered on a way that we might
    • every individual. The Christ, by uniting His destiny with that of
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    • individuals at the time when the Mystery of Golgotha was approaching.
    • sense-world. ... And they gradually pictured the sense-world in such
    • Gradually it came to seem natural for a man to accept as
    • individuals who were led to see the error blundered into a still
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    • their origin — had gone on developing gradually to receive this
    • individuality; all that is soul in separate men is merely a
    • which told people not that each individual is to develop the
    • individual consciousness becoming merely semblance. Everything that
    • the individual man not only knew how to apply this mastery to his own
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    • be deepened so that it gradually leads into spiritual life. What has
    • the most important things that are happening, even if as individuals
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    • has gradually led to these catastrophic events of recent
    • gradually to achieve for the first sphere of the social order
    • chaotically in an individual comes to be known clearly in the
    • instinct living in a person must gradually rise to a higher
    • praise is being lavished. Everything that has gradually
    • There are even such individuals as this.
    • whole human being, differentiated in the case of individual
    • that will always be denied by honest individuals so long as
    • must be acquired by the individual human being as a
    • that Jehovah himself was gradually overpowered in his
    • desire that it shall not be forgotten, for I shall gradually
    • driven a nail into this statue so that it has gradually had
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    • religion, science, or aesthetics, have all gradually lost
    • during the last centuries has gradually taken on such form
    • gradually drifted into chaos. People have neglected to direct
    • said regarding the necessity for individuals to acquire an
    • real interest that one individual has in another. Anyone who
    • centuries, men have gradually formed the habit of developing
    • respectable individual and I am doing nothing wrong,
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    • social relationships — not as individuals, but in
    • manifest themselves here in an individual human destiny as
    • What appears in her appears in many individuals. It is
    • of something that is valid concretely for the individual
    • absolute thoughts where individual and relative thoughts
    • the work of individuals within the regions of the
    • accident. Among the peoples of the East there will gradually
    • capacity will be acquired only by those individuals who
    • harmony with the great laws of the cosmos in individual
    • known in individual cases whether or not a conception should
    • the West should be employed. It would gradually come about
    • can gradually come into existence between their own decadent
    • most individuals who bear within themselves the will toward
    • judgment will gradually develop in regard to the course of
    • why I select such an individual detail. Some time ago I
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    • confronting individual persons. You are a thinking human
    • impulses. Men are in this respect differentiated individually
    • organic constitution, and they gradually develop when a
    • relationship in feeling with other individuals we must simply
    • will acting between individuals it is really striking and
    • play their roles in the relationship between individuals as
    • lesser degree. Indeed, individuals cause their will impulses,
    • would have on earth, innumerable individuals would within a
    • relationships between individuals that we should all simply
    • always the single, individual human being. We can become
    • that an antisocial nature is inherent in every individual. We
    • judgments. Most of all is there occasion for every individual
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    • his own feet and permeate him with individual consciousness.
    • gradually spread. If he should not pass through these
    • against the evolution of individual consciousness. What I
    • characterized by the idea of mere duality — a good and
    • happens gradually. In our critical times, when we face a
    • culture, not an individualized culture of humanity. It was a
    • organization consisting of individuals from mere peoples is a
    • base the social life upon individual peoples alone is
    • must gradually develop in humanity what is connected with the
    • gradual process of becoming ill. This has been true since the
    • life process is the same thing, only gradual in its stages,
    • epoch on will be a sort of continual, gradual becoming ill.
    • that, when one individual confronts another, a picture shall
    • individually by everyone. But this requires, of course, the
    • question may arise in your minds as to how we shall gradually
    • meet us from the individuals we confront.
    • take form individually in every single person. With Jehovah
    • individual person must stand in relationship. But the fact
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    • attention upon the other person so that each individual shall
    • instinct, which has become gradually a definite theory in
    • continued the previous administration. These individuals, of
    • of individual examples how this thinking betrays its utter
    • the war would gradually take on such a character as to bring
    • individual persons, but of the people — are endowed
    • striving of the individual person to stand upon his own feet,
    • investigate the manner in which an individual people is
    • individualities stand out prominently who have taken
    • Threshold. If an individual remains within the German folk
    • entirely true principle that organic creatures have gradually
    • that always causes only its individualities to stand
    • the individuality who receives outside of the folk character
    • becoming and not as individuals who are finished and
    • acquainted with individuals today we observe how little
    • individualities. On the one hand, we must learn to understand
    • individual by another. This is connected with everything that
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    • appeals to each single individual; and each single individual, out of
    • individuality just in this search for truth. It is the true
    • last third of the Nineteenth Century there had gradually developed a
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    • as ethical individualism. What that book has to say on the subject of
    • XIV because there had gradually crept into the Order a certain
    • priests; fourth — accumulation of wealth. But if one gradually
    • difficult to distinguish in the individual instance whether it is
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    • of present-day humanity. That is something which has gradually to be
    • gradually been completely eliminated. Free discussion was something
    • community consciousness, a family consciousness. But the individual
    • principle of modern development is to foster the individual
    • let this individual consciousness arise. She wants to maintain that
    • seeking to emerge as individual consciousness in the souls of men. It
    • individual may not know it, the whole hierarchy is behind what
    • Church has shown great foresight. Though the individual sheep follows
    • though the individual knows nothing and does as he is told, the whole
    • individual consciousness must lay hold of the world. It will do so,
    • prepared in Russia. That, my dear friends, will gradually evoke an
    • of humanity if the individual consciousness works merely by instinct. But there is one power which will be ready to deal with
    • individual geniuses; they would be recognized as the great minds of
    • great lights if they were to appear as individuals and were busy with
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    • single bees; the hive has an individual soul, a real
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    • attitude. There have, of course, always been individuals who
    • only in isolated individuals who were then regarded as
    • develop them. We must gradually grow into a frame of mind
    • gradually begin to understand everything that works
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    • movement. This change must also take place in the individual
    • will answer the questions put by individuals and all those
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    • instinctive faculty is an individual one. There are people in
    • and precious stones work upon individual organs?
    • be judged according to the individual. It can quite well be
    • upon a choleric temperament, but really only in an individual
    • insight into karma in cases of individual illness?” can
    • the destiny of the individual in the spiritual world?
    • as the individual human being as such is concerned the
    • it conceivable that the individual physician could acquire,
    • beings. Forces can flow to an individual from every community
    • how different, how individual is the hair of each person.
    • organization. In individual cases, much can be learned about
    • being writes is entirely individual. At the very most there
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    • nature of the illness is revealed, then, gradually, when you
    • have felt, you gradually begin to perceive the things and
    • gradually perhaps more quickly than we thinkGoetheanum
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    • the individual. If things are looked at in the right way it
    • life of the individual according to his capacities and his
    • karma. They then lead of themselves to the individual not
    • individuals or a group doing them at the same time as you
    • absolutely necessary for this personal meditation gradually
    • to be — then and only then will there be a gradual
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    • metamorphosis is meant the gradual passing of the human
    • the individual personal element — where he is concerned
    • satisfied if one could reveal to every individual his
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    • culture were reincarnations of individualities from the
    • secondly, the stream of the individuality which comes from
    • the course of life on earth the individuality who comes from
    • birth and death. The forces of the child's individuality
    • between death and a new birth the human individuality
    • time, from outside. The human individuality (who is eternal)
    • earthly life, harm arises when the individuality enters into
    • only to say to ourselves: Here the individuality from the
    • individuality working over from previous earthly lives. This
    • individuality which ought only to live itself out in the
    • human being — this individuality is working partly in
    • the diseased lung the individuality of the human being is
    • bodily nature. The individuality, instead of passing over
    • individuality, working over from earlier incarnations, takes
    • always individualize in our treatment, for every human being
    • individualize.
    • health insurance where individuals cannot always choose their
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    • have a bearing, too, upon questions put by individuals about
    • inherited sin. Individual sin, too, is something that the
    • the patient, simply through the individuality of the
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    • I will only speak of things which will gradually lead to
    • yourselves. You should gradually think: solid, sharp
    • gradually learn to understand plastic things.
    • gradually see how the whole human being is connected with
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    • gradually discovering its place in the life of the cosmos,
    • individualpersonal bearing. If we did not sleep, if our life
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    • of it began, very gradually, to be unfolded in
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    • attain freedom. As we gradually perfect our actions we
    • Think of it — an individual is born in a particular
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    • fullness of impressions that confront man and gradually fill his soul.
    • the paths taken by the individual substances of the body. But if we
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    • of Nature has only gradually become what it is. And when we look at
    • in man. By ‘learning to read’ we come gradually near to the
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    • knowledge, but were able to contemplate the connection between individual
    • the earth and became an individual cosmic body out there in cosmic space.
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    • and becoming gradually clearer and clearer, more and more awake. This
    • moon and the twinkling of the stars around the earth are to us. Gradually
    • individual forms, which we can recognise. What is fluid, however, tends
    • the ether alone, but out of the spiritual beyond it. He gradually learns
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    • sparkling radiating light; in the latter the creative thoughts gradually
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    • of the man himself, from the individuality of his ego. (Only, we must
    • to know his individual character, you will find that only a part of
    • and outer experiences. One gradually finds that such a person goes too far
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    • individual content interests us less, even before we acquire imagination;
    • one gradually comes to feel quite feeble-minded, for with the acutest
    • the utter unreality of the individual items; the whole expands almost
    • towards other people. In ordinary life we may, in individual cases,
    • in his inner being — in his human individuality — actually
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    • which only awakens gradually.
    • gradually becomes ourself, our spiritual self-consciousness. We are
    • then the individualities of higher spiritual beings. We live as spirit
    • individualities is now our world. The relationship of these spiritual
    • individualities, human or non-human, to ourselves now constitutes our
    • now that we have reached the spiritual world. We gradually feel as if
    • more and more real to us, in a spiritual way. We gradually feel as if
    • We must, indeed, look at our memories if we want to get gradually beyond
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    • truly are, we find that Spirits of the individual Hierarchies are
    • penetrate to the actual character of every individual man and to
    • individual man in accordance with his nature and spirit, then we
    • concretely, when as individual human beings, who first crawl on
    • form I am individual man, different from any other,” you are in
    • individual human being is a spatial image of something outside space,
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    • the evolution of individuals but of mankind as a whole) very
    • this wisdom took on a very individual, humanly individual,
    • still discern in Anaxagoras. Mankind was threatened with the gradual
    • only about nature, not about himself. And he would gradually have
    • Golgotha, mankind would have gradually entered on a way that we might
    • every individual. The Christ, by uniting His destiny with that of
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    • individuals at the time when the Mystery of Golgotha was approaching.
    • sense-world. ... And they gradually pictured the sense-world in such
    • Gradually it came to seem natural for a man to accept as
    • individuals who were led to see the error blundered into a still
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    • their origin — had gone on developing gradually to receive this
    • individuality; all that is soul in separate men is merely a
    • which told people not that each individual is to develop the
    • individual consciousness becoming merely semblance. Everything that
    • the individual man not only knew how to apply this mastery to his own
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    • be deepened so that it gradually leads into spiritual life. What has
    • the most important things that are happening, even if as individuals
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    • beziehen der Individualismus. Die Freiheit, sie ist ausgelassen
    • heißen: individuelle oder individualistische
    • der Liberalismus, die Freiheit, der Individualismus, wenn auch
    • Staats-leben, der Freiheit oder des Individualismus für
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    • Individualität auf die Spitze der Persönlichkeit zu
    • eine menschliche Individualität, ein Gedanke der Gottheit.
    • die Individualitäten entwickeln, man soll der Natur
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    • individualisieren, jeden Menschen als ein Wesen für sich
    • Zeitbildung dahin geht, gar nicht mehr zu individualisieren.
    • die Individualitäten nicht herauskommen. Und so strebt man
    • Ziel des Menschen sein muß, nach Individualisierung zu
    • streben. Wir verdecken am meisten die Individualität in
    • Individualität aufzusuchen.
    • Individualität hinzulenken, das muß im Unterricht des
    • aufgenommen werden: Individualitäten in den Menschen zu
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    • includes, when we consider the individual who was the immediate
    • mutual relationship of these mediaeval individuals. The event
    • the case of an individual it is of course pure nonsense to say:
    • times in human evolution — in individual human evolution,
    • which were gradually understood later. Plotinus must appear
    • this fact there appear, for the first time, individual souls.
    • the soul also becomes individualized. Afterward man has to
    • practically contained in it. And one can be an individualist in
    • which is above all individuality, to something spiritual;
    • individuality. If we ascend slightly into higher regions, to
    • have no longer to do with individual man, but with the species,
    • there, men appear as individuals; seen from above — if
    • individual. If we look clearly between the lines particularly
    • opposed to the successor; there lived in him the individual man
    • who felt that individual man grew ever more and more
    • moments it appeared to him impossible to feel that individual
    • his soul to rise above human individuality to something
    • can have its origin only in individuality. This was just the
    • the old days — namely individual experience. To-day,
    • exists in individuality, they interpreted something of
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    • gradually to be abandoned. For what takes place there, what so
    • to speak is revealed by the individual human souls, is merely a
    • that it was not a single, individual Ego that wanted to express
    • “Sing, thou individual being, that livest in each man as
    • an individuality.” When Klopstock wrote his
    • “Messiah,” this feeling of individuality in each
    • to bring out the individuality, to shape an
    • individual life, grew up most pronouncedly in the age
    • the depths of all human beings — the individualization of
    • individuality.
    • philosophies, did not take the individual man into
    • individuality of man out of this unified mankind. But in
    • individuality. For this reason, these ideas take on such
    • individual man as Christian with his Church. But these ideas,
    • the man who was already filled with the individuality-impulse
    • Augustine, we can see how the sense of individuality such as
    • born of man's individuality itself. This was the point which
    • individual man is able to join with those powers in his
    • individual soul-life which raise him up out of his separation
    • upward-striving of individuality among the thinkers who studied
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    • individuality which, as we have seen, emerged more and
    • incapacity of human individuality, ever struggling to rise
    • further the development of Western thought. Individuals stand
    • everything to individual world-monads, which are really
    • individuals, was for Leibnitz a series of graduated
    • spiritual points, the monads. Individuality is saved,
    • that human individuality has arrived at intellectualism, but
    • which is so necessary to individuality — or by what this
    • raise themselves through individual development to this wisdom
    • human individual dictating truth, that is, the appearance of
    • itself, by which it is absorbed into the whole human individuality.
    • on beyond the limit of knowledge, which a dualism believed it
    • one approaches this problem of individuality on ethical ground, and hence my
    • the individual experiences in a real process through moral
    • Ethical Individualism,
    • because it loves it of its own individuality.
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    • individual, very outstanding men like the three Magi from the East
    • All this gradually withdrew and the prosaic world
    • perception were still so rich in individual men at that time that the
    • individuality was not then bound to the space enclosed by the skin;
    • Among individual peoples of pre-Christian times it had
    • intensity for the individual who enters the worlds of higher
    • ideas, ideologies can bring individuals to recognise the necessity of
    • stands. This Guardian demands of an individual who is advancing to
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    • individual man, faculties capable of grasping the super-sensible
    • interests of all professional musicians; even individual groups of
    • equitable position of the individual vis-à-vis the whole, and
    • write in such a way. Every single individual in any profession can
    • for the powers that are needed lie in every individual. We need a
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    • is there. And it is there above all because one comes gradually to
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    • memory develops in the course of the development of the individual.
    • very individual manner of memory-formation, how it differs in children
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    • for any individual who wishes to keep pace with evolution to
    • individual himself passes into obscurity between the moments
    • develops gradually as a bodily expression of the soul. And
    • from the developed physical body; the individual is no longer
    • the individual would be available, both of equal importance
    • individuals who achieve no such understanding in the sleeping
    • these individuals.
    • the language used. Today we find that individuals who are
    • individuals who have received the materialistic education of
    • life as well. It is this that gradually causes man to forget
    • astral body also have a biography, the individual phases of
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    • night the ego and astral body of a grown-up individual pass
    • told you that if an individual absorbs no spiritual
    • influence of conditions such as I have described, individuals
    • gradually insinuated itself into the intellectualistic world
    • great individuals appearing in the course of evolution, the
    • if you leave the individual as he is, he passes in an
    • but the condition into which the individual has been brought
    • transferred to the individual concerned. Actually, in the
    • changed in the individual in order that he may pass into and
    • to spiritual knowledge and then gradually, at first simply
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    • recording what they do individually or co-operatively, so a
    • as individuals. When the thought-world passes from the
    • individual possessing super-sensible consciousness feels that
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    • advance of spiritual Beings, certain individual spiritual
    • individuals do not reach this point; they take over the
    • traced the whole interplay between individual personalities
    • that culture was permeated now by human individuality.
    • the factor of individual personality had not asserted itself
    • individuality. Everywhere we see happenings which on the one
    • in individuals had not poured down into the outworn
    • — we need only think of these individuals and we shall
    • individual, who in his youth inclined to Manichaeism, who
    • firmly is the individual captured by mass-opinions. And then,
    • single individualities into other single individualities.
    • gradually understand them by studying impulses of the
    • instil into every individual human soul something that
    • of a terrible, impersonal, unindividualized group spirit
    • holds sway; in other epochs individualities gain the upper
    • to individual trains of thought. If, however, we look for the
    • be twofold: we study the individual human being but not alter
    • between death and a new life, by the individual himself who
    • incarnates on Earth. Thus we study the individual man as a
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    • the possibility for the individual to act from his own inner
    • produce our own world of thoughts, an individual world of
    • proceeding from the individuality of man would have
    • your own individuality; you are yourself the elaborator of
    • to the Archai. If I indicate individual men (below, red),
    • for these ways as free individuals. For if we have
    • they were not there at all ! I advise individuals who think
    • ambitious individual, placed by destiny in a special
    • real nature of a camel? The individual who has made
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    • gradually died away with the rise of the abstract, lifeless
    • individuals capable of occupying themselves usefully with
    • more than one highly educated individual. But as regards real
    • today as an individual and a personality, had the process
    • away there is a different being. And gradually it dawns on
    • For what has been achieved by individual effort does not go
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    • after the great Atlantean catastrophe, the gradual
    • divining the musical gifts of an individual from his facial
    • what had been a far more individual classification based upon
    • caste system gradually developed from antecedents of which I
    • physiognomy of an individual; they also saw there the
    • individual human being.
    • weather — and then men began gradually to calculate, to
    • forth. Then he gradually lost the consciousness which once
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    • for you why that gradually developed in the course of the
    • gradually generated, in terms of real logic — just through
    • gradually converts oneself to a better view of the world. No,
    • realities, and material thoughts gradually become material
    • should lose her individuality; and then at the very least, the
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    • becomes in fact a robot of the universe — and gradually,
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    • host of individual sensations. However, they all combine to
    • into sense organs, man gradually becomes inwardly as
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    • gradually realizes what takes the place of say the right arm
    • individual movements are all there, and because they all merge
    • place gradually become visible, particularly as one ascends
    • ceases to be visible; whereas all man's deeds gradually become
    • perceptible to the higher man who gradually develops and frees
    • Along this path we gradually attain a specific insight into a
    • of your physical body gradually comes to the surface and falls
    • gradually filled with all that results from the process taking
    • which is body (white lines) gradually flakes off. We eat, we
    • gradually learns that this is nothing exceptional.
    • attained, so one gradually enters into world evolution.
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    • the soul. We gradually come to recognize that the soul is
    • human individuals only through our instincts and emotions. In
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    • saying this in criticism of individuals. It is more a criticism
    • on, have gradually become the basis for a modern view of the
    • gradually become mechanisms, become ever more like machines.
    • Once it had taken place it would gradually be understood
    • the highest limit of individualism; for only in individual man
    • philosophy of individualism. It cannot be anything else because
    • This must gradually develop in the life of the individual and
    • must also be developed in the sciences. The individual must
    • must gradually accommodate itself to this situation and
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    • this takes place gradually throughout the period of life
    • replaced gradually, as the decaying processes take place, by
    • and individual. The strange thing is that during the time when
    • etheric. Up to the time of puberty all the many individual
    • astral body in the first days of life, gradually slip into the
    • into the abdominal organs. Gradually, one sees the whole astral
    • them the individual structures of our astral body. This may
    • individual organ, in a certain sense, harbors within it an
    • Gradually, the inherited astral is completely permeated by what
    • gradually disappear; they slip into the physical organs and the
    • the child presents, gradually becomes undifferentiated;
    • Gradually the `I' and astral body slip into the organs of the
    • the heart, gradually approach the latter. The `I' follows the
    • astral body gradually comes to contain an extraordinary
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    • every individual.
    • individuals developed, in a manner suited to that age, inner
    • of his independence, of his individual `I'.
    • speech. What I have described was gradually felt less
    • the inner rhythm of breath it is gradually linked to an
    • and gradually united with the external rhythm, it dives
    • into the spiritual within individual objects.
    • earth. This is the consequence of gradually entering into the
    • gradually become strong and alive, has found its way into the
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    • must gradually acquire knowledge in a different way; he must
    • another; they do not express any individuality and rather
    • from one another and become many individuals. Rather do they
    • individual elements or whatever chemical formulae are
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    • well informed is, in the first place, because each individual
    • Gradually, man's senses changed and caused him to become so
    • they have now. The system of senses gradually developed to what
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    • Then the breathing process, for instance, would gradually
    • cosmology. As an individual firmly grounded within his organism
    • phenomena of thinking, feeling and willing gradually
    • birth and death. There they develop, gradually decline,
    • individual man, they cannot be incorporated in the cosmos. What
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    • corporeality. Man gradually finds his way into the
    • etheric cosmos lives in the individual human being — how
    • Then man gradually has before and around him a spiritual
    • individual soul condition, that of the child, into full
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    • man's individuality. He sees what it is that within his etheric
    • contrast, is given to individual man by the etheric, cosmic
    • individualized and frees himself from his inherited
    • empty. Gradually then, through practicing the elimination
    • Gradually they had become unsubstantial and abstract, and
    • characteristics. No wonder then that gradually this
    • disrepute and was gradually abandoned. One therefore no
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    • anxiety could gradually be overcome. For a person living after
    • third stage of sleep is characterized by a gradual transition
    • gradually submerges into his physical and etheric
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    • large, and gradually contracts until at last it is small.
    • say that the cosmic human germ is immense, and gradually
    • own individual existence. At the same time, he
    • individual being of man to appear. As a consequence, he
    • individual soul, something that the moon forces bring
    • during which the uniting process mentioned gradually
    • with the mystery of death, in order gradually to round out the
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    • near, it gradually dimmed, to be replaced increasingly by the
    • was precisely what was necessary if man was to reach gradually
    • how ego consciousness gradually takes form among civilized
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    • that the individual stages are surveyed all at once as if the
    • Again, you see how you can gradually learn to comprehend
    • death, for if we want to arrive gradually at an understanding
    • in the infant, but gradually this part of soul-spiritual life
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    • individual.
    • Insofar as this possibility exists for each individual
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    • so forth within the individuals would have to be revealed to
    • gradually becomes capable of penetrating into the spiritual
    • than this: individuals must make themselves worthy of it and
    • I want to see whether a few individuals who are not in the
    • individuality, our egoity, must be damped down, must be
    • physical and etheric bodies, we gradually succeed, by
    • Then, gradually, the beings and happenings of the spiritual
    • Gradually he develops the faculty of occult reading and occult
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    • individuality of the dead and he is sending his thoughts
    • near an individual who has passed through the gate of death
    • another point (i i) and so on.’ Knowledge comes gradually when
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    • gradually grow into the knowledge of the spiritual world. We
    • the things of the external world. Only gradually do we learn to
    • Only thereby can we understand the human individuality when it
    • Worlds, he will gradually attain this knowledge.
    • able to metamorphose ourselves into other beings. Gradually we
    • us. Then we gradually reach a stage of development in which
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    • when we learn gradually to enter with consciousness that
    • of the experience of being multiplied. For it is only gradually
    • only gradually learn to understand because in the physical
    • well, for its full meaning only dawns upon us gradually —
    • in the Universe forms itself out of individual meaning. The
    • And the Spiritual bursting forth in the single individual
    • individual experience of the soul. But we can prepare if in the
    • gradually get the impression: That is a false picture! The
    • Thus, we gradually learn to read in the physical world. We do
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    • unreality of thoughts. We gradually come to understand the
    • positive standpoints of individual men are warranted, but not
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    • to free what our movement wills from the subjective interests of individual men.
    • often, however, a mere mask for certain artful egoistic interests of individual human beings. It
    • true that these individuals do not know that this is a question of mere egoistic interest; in
    • In the sphere of thinking we have gradually reached
    • having gradually arrived at a certain philistinism — we can only call it so —
    • in class; out of these again individuals are taken. Among these gifted ones tests are made,
    • against which our building is being erected. And individual men who work here at this building
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    • understanding of Christ, this is Jesuitism. Jesuitism strives gradually to root out every
    • great affairs of mankind are gradually developing. You see, my dear friends, what starts great
    • what is striven for earnestly in our midst. When the harm is actually done gradually people
  • Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • leading individual personalities are the principal driving forces in this development or whether
    • individual facts which can be outwardly observed in the physical world but, out of an
    • And we are directed, by looking at these two individuals, to that fluctuation which took place on
    • So, when it is not just a matter of the individual
    • Those individuals did not, of course, think in this
    • ancient times we see individual personalities, we see them expressing in their words what was the
    • soul which in a remarkable; quite natural way was in accord with what these individuals
    • absolutely call for the qualities that may arise in individuals who are able to penetrate the
    • human reason. Thus there will come a culture in which the single individual, with his ever-deeper
    • listen carefully to what individuals know concerning one thing or another. Nor has there been a
    • whether the individual or the masses have significance. In other times this was not important
    • because the masses and the individual were in accord with one another; individuals were, in a
    • the individual must find completely within himself the source of what he has to find and which he
    • against this validity of the individual and an ever larger and larger number of individuals. One
    • individual, to convince possibly hundreds and hundreds of people, why should one not be able in a
    • to have an effect on many people as a single individual, so that if one came to the Hague a few
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 2: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 1
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • civilized humanity of the Northern Hemisphere, in which the human individuality began to develop
    • will take place in the sign of this development of the individuality. This, however, means that
    • that, in humanity as a whole, the individual element of the human being will take on greater
    • importance. For it is not simply a matter of individual human beings thinking in an egotistical
    • way, 'we are individuals': it is rather a matter of the whole development of humanity taking such
    • a course that the individual human element can work into it.
    • individuality. These characteristics are impressed into human evolution through the particular
    • because of the separateness that we see in the individual human being today when the
    • individuality is developing — when I-consciousness is developing fully, when the
    • evolution. And the human being who, through the development of his individuality is being
    • that is spiritual Byzantine religiosity, and so on. The individual phenomena of history become
    • all individual phenomena, how this, let us say historical threefoldness, really does exist; in
    • setting up the individuality — the individuality in the West in a Western way, in an
    • economic way; the individuality of the Centre in the already antiquated political-militaristic
    • way; the individuality of the East in an antiquated way, in accordance with the ancient
    • in the completely usual way, an individuality that was there in an earlier life, and then again
    • individuals who belong to Anglo-Saxon secret societies and who have great influence — we
    • has a great following in the West is made up of individuals of this kind. In this way a
    • those which make it their task to cause the individual abilities in the human being to be
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • individualization of the human being in the fifth post-Atlantean epoch is guided by spiritual
    • beings: how, on the one side, certain beings interfere through individuals of the West —
    • in individual, personalities depends an configurations of folk psychology such as these. Although
    • at the moment concerns only certain single individuals who are scattered amongst the mass of
    • but only to single individuals who, however, have an extraordinarily strong position of
    • would really be cultivated. We could then imagine that, in such a crude way, some individual
    • human constitution of those peoples who have gradually asserted themselves in the centre of
    • individuals of the West. They cannot have the same effect here, but nevertheless give
    • Centre that over the course of centuries it was barely possible for any individual who attained
    • their will, and crippled it. When these individuals slept, when the astral body and the 'I' were
    • equilibrium in the Centre; but hence also the inner strife, the duality in the individualization
    • this duality — which is so classicially, so magnificently, portrayed in Schiller's
    • that of Nature and that of Reason — points clearly to this duality. But one can point to
    • in the Middle Ages people could only bring them together by feeling the split, the duality in
    • where the Germanic element is meant to be shown with its dualism, you see the
    • elements of this duality clashing against one another in the red-yellow and the black-brown
    • second decade of the twentieth century there was not a single individual left who wrote about
    • A presentation of the individual motifs of the small cupola can be found in
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 4: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 3
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • to be in any way criticized because, for him, what he perceived and felt about the individual
    • side. They live anyway, so to speak, in every significant Central-European individuality but in
    • immediate and essential aims and problems of the individual human being and of the way human
    • vacillation between the two sides of this duality, which arises in the swirling, to and fro
    • that in recent years individual nations have only found to be true what comes from them and have
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 5: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 4
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • gradually prepared for. The last traces of the old clairvoyance had long since become extremely
    • nature, they sensed, they perceived, how spiritual elemental beings worked in the individual
    • individual things and phenomena or in the whole of nature, as the all-encompassing
    • money was gradually lost and the dialectical-legal culture spread in Europe as a kind of economy
    • he constructed and made them, they nevertheless gradually take on a life of their own
    • past will count. To ask 'why' was not possible when the gods still determined an individual's
    • discussion ceases, for only the factual is left, the actuality of what an individual has
    • things an individual has saved for himself will simply be taken away. There is no other way to
    • will again develop a kind of group-soul, taking in hand what the individual at present cannot
    • decide alone. In the Middle Ages, in the age of the intellect, it was the individual that ruled
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 5
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • one individual these came less; in another, more. With the blood, so to say, echoes from the
    • wise men of the Mysteries, by the priests, to be placed before humanity as individuals who could
    • — that is the Roman Popes and, by extension, the individual vassal princes of the Popes,
    • gradually eliminating the figure of Christ completely.
    • it had to be approved by Rome was gradually lost but the thought that it had to be approved by
    • after puberty — although of course in a personal, individual way, different from the way it
    • withdrawl from the authority-principle asserted itself — the principle of individual
    • there nevertheless stands before the soul of individual people the following: a decadent clinging
  • Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 7: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 6
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    • since the 15th century. I consciousness and individuality have emerged as
    • this chaos, individual souls can emerge who will have a very strong sense of something which I
    • another. It has given way, both in the individual and more especially in the social life, to
    • The more this emerges in individual people —
    • characteristics — the more oppressive and dreadful will it gradually become. And this
    • organizing mankind according to the will of its individual nations. It was indeed in our recent
    • but is experienced by individual human beings whose karma enables them to grow beyond the trivial
    • perverted spiritual life which has gradually gone very deep into untruth but is completely
    • article; it is meant as a force for life and people will have gradually to accustom themselves to
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    • reality in the same sense when they look upon the gradual withering and
    • has no interest in following their gradual erosion, but returns very soon
    • with which he must live in order to learn to understand their gradual
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    • this ‘dual’ man, the matter stands thus, for example: That,
    • this our fifth post-Atlantean age mankind has gradually replaced the
    • only very gradually. A beginning must be made; if we are not conscious
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    • gradually to have an enhanced feeling in what a lofty sense, in what
    • gradually to reach an understanding of what had happened through the
    • understanding and which then gradually dried up and withered into
    • received through this knowledge would gradually have led to men's
    • gradually flows away towards the North. If one would speak correctly,
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    • the wrong duality, of faith without knowledge, and knowledge without
    • in the gradually dying knowledge. There were certain peoples of the
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    • difficulty of being understood among the individuals whom we
    • — and this is effected by every individual in
    • gradually to the cosmos. We can picture this quite concretely, this
    • all that would gradually in the course of human evolution result from
    • in this way. More and more, individuals came forward who said: That
    • individuals who felt this way was the sixth century Byzantine emperor
    • of philosophy, and had gradually to work towards the growth and
  • Title: Tree of Life/Knowledge: Lecture IV: Harmonizing Thinking, Feeling and Willing
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    • has therefore come to this dual partition and must experience it as a
    • only slowly and gradually can the Mystery of Golgotha in its depths
    • quite slowly and gradually can that come about. And inasmuch as it is
    • gradually accomplished, more and more, it will create an accord
    • effect of this duality of human nature can appear in yet another way.
    • from sense-instincts) — all this must be gradually
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    • Light,’ but we should not separate the individual
    • reflection and meditation of each individual who wants to assimilate
    • them as I have just done with you, you gradually come out beyond the
    • secrets of art too gradually reveal themselves to us. They unfold as
    • to macrocosmos and seek gradually to learn the hidden but active
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    • gradually comes to an end. Children are primarily interested in their
    • child's innocence only ceases because Lucifer gradually struggles
    • questioner to a gradual working himself out of the illusions of life
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    • single individuals to be sure, Mystery leaders, students of the Mysteries
    • education. This soul-duality in social life has manifested itself ever
    • only gradually be acknowledged once again in reaching the point of
    • of the animals over the earth, not the individual forms of the animals,
    • number of people, ten individuals (a sketch was made), I am one of them,
    • or another individual of the need for cultural life to be placed on an
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    • have in the Holy Roman Empire something which gradually had its inner
    • certain individuals were representatives of God is Protestantism
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    • powerful when it attaches no importance to individual beliefs.
    • “people” is thought to be a mere sum of individuals. But
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    • times the will of the individual who was seen as divine was the
    • Gradually all that which was based on divine
    • individual's religion play a part in the lodges, in a certain sense
    • world always have only an individual meaning, are only applicable
    • detail how this enmity has gradually increased over time. But one
    • that this either/or must be decided by each individual for him or her
    • Only the will of the individual who lives in a liberated
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    • School. This must be gradually corrected. For it is only
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    • every individual who belongs to the Class. For thereby it would
    • thinking had gradually been preparing itself since the year 333
    • to our doubts. Here we meet the individual's aberrations, the
    • another human being as a single individual, rather than merely
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    • will gradually be able to differentiate between truth and
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    • is gradually developed to hear beyond the words. And when this
    • “outer being” can gradually penetrate deeply into
    • encompasses our individual self, dissolves when we gaze up into
    • Thus we shall gradually feel our way into spiritual life, and
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    • warmth circles: yellow.] Many individually differentiated
    • This means becoming aware of the duality in which one is placed
    • one gradually enters the spiritual realm.
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    • individual who has advanced to Imagination no longer believes
    • live in Cosmic Life means to experience death as an individual
    • man as an individual die in General Cosmic Life if he
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    • gradually absorbed into this School, because with the Christmas
    • Esoteric School, which will gradually be expanded to include
    • individual states of the former German Empire independent and
    • that thinking does not belong to an individual, but to the
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    • it gradually, may choose to exercise their opinion outside the
    • one gradually comes to feel himself outside his body; and he
    • gradually we learn to see through this thinking. Within the
    • This imagination must gradually stand before you, my dear
    • feelings' dreams completely dissolve in sleep, when individual
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    • itself, then we will gradually and harmoniously be more and
    • body, it is also different in the individual inner organs. You
    • can direct your thoughts down to the individual organs and will
    • gradually extract our souls from our physical bodies and pass
    • When I carry out such a meditation again and again, I gradually
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    • individual must find the way to understanding what it means to
    • such considerations in individual verses, which may then be
    • gradually rise above our earthly existence to an experience of
    • awesome majesty of what radiates back to us. And gradually we
    • in the soul which will gradually lead this soul onto the
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    • of freedom. Every individual is called to his life's task and
    • directly into the individual's experience so that he frees
    • individual gradually frees himself from the limits of his
    • — what are the stars? What is in the individual stars
    • man always sends his I into the three individual elements and
    • the individual elements.
    • speaking”. This gradually enhances the character of the
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    • picture I drew on the blackboard the last time, we gradually
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    • them from each other and the individual attributes of
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    • brothers, if we gradually acquire the ability to feel about
    • the universe gradually approaching us – so that by and
    • gradually gets lighter. That is how it must be. We must try
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    • once we have overflown the abyss and gradually sense —
    • first night-bedecked, gradually becomes lighter. At first we
    • that in what they say not an individual entity is present,
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    • light. Gradually it becomes not only felt light, but a kind of
    • darkness is gradually illuminated for the eye of the spirit. It
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    • work for each individual. And the first thing is to understand
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    • we then “understand”, where we gradually come
    • blackboard, we will hear the Guardian further as he gradually
    • in special cases, which must be judged individually, may the
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    • world — how he is gradually lifted up by the Guardian of
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    • gradually find the transition to living thinking, we should
    • hardships and problems — that will enable us to gradually
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    • initiate gradually learns the following: What happens when
    • ask for each individual to whom he wishes to give them.
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    • be in the forefront of what humanity can gradually develop as
    • that includes the duties incumbent on each individual.
    • him; but it must be for each individual case, that is, for each
    • other individual. This is not an administrative rule, it is an
    • unfold, with this picture as the marker for the gradual
    • individual dreams, but within it the whole surrounding world



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