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- Title: Lecture: Search for the New Isis, the Divine Sophia: The Quest for the Isis-Sophia
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- borrowed the vessels of the ancient Egyptian teachers of wisdom in order to
- Title: Lecture: The Invisible Man Within Us
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- teacher, or at least teachers of children from elementary school on.
- Title: Lecture: Self Knowledge and the Christ Experience
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- outlines, in sharply defined concepts. He had to teach in pictures that
- Title: Lecture: Social Understanding Through Spiritual Scientific Knowledge
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- level of the child as far as possible, and not teaching him anything that
- machines so that they can teach the children to do all kinds of sums by
- teacher's warmth of enthusiasm gets passed on to him, and the child takes
- the thing in because the teacher in his enthusiasm tells him about it. The
- teacher. If the child absorbs something that reaches beyond his
- understanding, purely because of the infectious quality of his teacher's
- the teacher's warmth are life-giving when they are re-experienced.
- Nowadays this is of particular importance in teaching. In earlier times it
- importance to the teacher's capacity for enthusiasm.
- learned, how to teach a child is learned, how to arrange the lesson is
- it for granted that we also ought to teach, that is, teach in a living way,
- education is exactly the same thing to a good teacher as the aesthetics of
- The ability to teach comes from an entirely different quarter than the
- teachers a seminar of some sort of standardized education that prescribes
- teachers and educators in the same way as people become artists or
- they are teachers, You see, if you possess this real knowledge of man and
- suppose you are a teacher and have your pupils in front of you. If you are
- you will know exactly how you have to teach, because you will have
- learned the rules. You will teach according to these rules, today, just as
- you taught according to these rules yesterday and will teach according to
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- Title: Lecture: The Sun-Mystery in the Course of Human History
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- ancient teachings said: Let it not be uttered — for sinful is the
- Title: Lecture: Truth Beauty and Goodness
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- teach man anything about the essence of goodness. There can only be
- Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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- living teaching of the Risen Christ: resurrection. Today it lies in the
- world, they always made a distinction between an exoteric teaching,
- teaching; only those who had trained their hearts and minds
- accordingly, were able to penetrate into this teaching. In
- to some extent in the Hebrew teachings — that the Being who
- their teachings to human beings — in a spiritual way, of course
- the higher hierarchies had expressed their teachings amongst
- of the esoteric teachings given by the Christ to his initiated
- disciples: it was the teaching of death, as seen from the scene of
- this esoteric teaching, one must realize that he who understands the
- Ahriman exists today only in the teachings like those that stream
- contained also in the esoteric teachings imparted by the Christ to
- one: The Christ who is teaching us, has descended from worlds which
- of their own ranks. After His resurrection, Christ teaches us what
- teaching of the risen Christ was something deeply moving. A disciple,
- stirring teaching. Many a one, whom history barely mentions, bore
- the early times he had enjoyed the teaching of the risen Christ
- teachers who had been taught by the Christ.
- development, for he who imparted the teaching, had known one who had
- records really refer to the teachings that were imparted by the risen
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- Title: Lecture: The Origin of Speech and Language
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- convolution is structured. When I teach writing, I use my right hand.
- teach them to write. This approach will not make them less
- a widespread tendency of teaching people to do everything with both
- Title: Lecture: A Turning-Point in Modern History
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- Schröer, who was once responsible for examining candidate teachers for
- Aesthetic Letters: they were going to have to teach
- Title: Lecture: Elemental Beings and Human Destinies
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- is a turning-point that should be very carefully marked in teaching.
- Up to that time one's teaching about nature should be entirely of the
- the typical instance I have often given. If we teach a child to pray
- if, that is, we teach him to develop a prayerful mood and
- Christianity at all; it treats of a general Jahve teaching.
- Title: Lecture: Man, Offspring of the World of Stars
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- an essential part of these Mystery-teachings. From the book
- Mystery of Golgotha, the Teachers and Sages of the Mysteries judged a
- Title: Lecture: Spiritual Wisdom in the Early Christian Centuries
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- certain individuals, saying that their teachings were to be avoided at
- in writing. Now the reason why the eminent teachers of that age wrote
- discrepancy between the teachings of Plato and Aristotle.
- the teachings of Ammonius Saccas felt himself living in an
- It was a fundamental tenet of this Roman School that the teaching
- in the Person of Christ was substituted for the teaching of Ammonius
- because strenuous efforts were made to destroy any teaching that
- teachers in the Southern regions of Europe not even the names have
- the ancient teachings exterminated, to such an extent indeed that we
- Iamblichus was one. It is the Initiates who teach true Christianity.
- Christianity in the light of the teachings of Iamblichus.
- Title: Lecture: Gnostic Doctrines and Supersensible Influences in Europe
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- the teachings of the Gnostics, as they were called, in the early
- might be fulfilled. The Gnostic teaching was that in the man Jesus
- Title: Lecture I: Ancient Myths
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- That is an important feature of the Grecian teaching of the Gods:
- you compare the question with the Jewish teaching of the Gods.
- feature in the Jewish teaching. You could not possibly imagine that
- therefore is something which differs radically in the Grecian teaching
- are apparently not wet! The teacher can do nothing with an electric
- briefly upon the Old Testament teachings before we draw any
- Title: Lecture II: Ancient Myths
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- in a certain sense even the Old Testament teachings to which we will
- Title: Lecture III: Ancient Myths
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- one-sided teachings of Natural Science.
- Title: Lecture VI: Ancient Myths
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- something; but he who teaches me possesses something that I cannot
- Title: Lecture VII: Ancient Myths
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- longer knew why it was so, and the teachers who dealt with these
- people are not only afraid of the wrong teaching of the Gnosis, as I
- Title: Lecture: The Dual Form of Cognition During the Middle Ages and the Development of Knowledge in Modern Times
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- preserved these revelations through its authority and teachings, and
- Title: Lecture: The Remedy for Our Diseased Civilisation
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- of Haeckel's teachings, consisting in a collection of facts which
- Title: Lecture: Goethe and the Evolution of Consciousness
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- evident in the outlook of many teachers of history at the present
- Title: Lecture: Some Conditions for Understanding Supersensible Experiences
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- and teaching of Rudolf Steiner (1861 1925). He spoke of it as
- methods of teaching hinder the development of free spiritual
- Title: Lecture: The Relation of the Movement for Religious Renewal to the Anthroposophical Movement
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- teach and perform the duties of pastors, but above all those
- Title: Lecture: Concerning the Origin and Nature of the Finnish Nation
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- be grasped. But it will be grasped, when the teachings of
- Title: Lecture: Perceiving and Remembering
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- teaching than through their whole nature, imbue the children's souls with
- promulgated laws forbidding people to teach differently from what is taught
- Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Individualities of the Planets
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- the teachings, of those Beings who have withdrawn into seclusion in
- great Teachers of earthly humanity; but all consciousness of the
- Title: Lecture: The Elemental World and the Future of Mankind
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- ancient times, through whom certain teachings of the Old Testament
- Title: Lecture: A Picture of Earth-Evolution in the Future
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- spread over the world today under the name of spiritual teaching is nothing but
- Title: Lecture: The Spiritual Communion of Mankind
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- The teachers in the Mysteries spoke
- teachers in the Mysteries who practised the art of healing —
- teachers in the Mysteries the man of olden time became aware through
- Title: Lecture: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time.
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- This should particularly be the case with teachers (let me emphasize
- particularly in the training of teachers. Teachers should not have
- Title: Lecture: The Meaning of Easter: St. Paul and the Christ Impulse
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- teaching of Christianity into earth-evolution. The parallelism between
- sake of the earthly evolution of mankind, and the teaching given by
- necessary outcome of the teaching of modern theology, if only people took
- Title: Lecture: The Universe
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- childish head teaches the child (“Kindskopf den
- how the childish head, which is the teacher, should treat
- Title: The Year as a Symbol of the Great Cosmic Year
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- from which Zarathustra gave forth his teaching; the knowledge, whose
- Title: On the Duty of Clear, Sound Thinking
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- from this side and from that, to the teaching of Spiritual Science,
- thoughts all that Spiritual Science teaches, that it fails to be
- whether in their present attitude to what Spiritual Science teaches
- understand in their true meaning the teaching of Spiritual
- Title: Lecture: Evil and the Power of Thought
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- The teachers
- teachers and pupils of the Mysteries coming over from Asia were
- teachers and pupils of the Oriental Mysteries if we repeat a precept
- which was addressed to the pupils over and over again by the teachers
- stage of the ancient way of Eastern wisdom so that the teachers and
- Title: Lecture: The Seeds of Future Worlds
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- true teaching concerning the Father God.
- world, in ways that were different in their effect from our teaching
- Title: Lecture: Exoteric and Esoteric Christianity
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- living teaching of the Risen Christ: resurrection. Today it lies in the
- teaching (concerned with the more external side of things) and
- esoteric teaching which is accessible only to those who have
- knowledge. The exoteric teaching is contained in the Gospels and
- teaching there has always been an esoteric Christianity,
- Christianity the teaching of greatest moment is that concerning
- esoteric teaching, the words can be little more than
- teaching given by Him to those disciples with whom He was in
- must ask: What was the teaching given by Christ after the
- teaching to the souls of men. Those who received such teaching
- Gods in a spiritual way. Nor did they receive these teachings in
- wisdom consisted of teachings given by the Gods to man in regard
- — such was the substance of the teaching imparted to human
- reminded of something. As they received the teachings of
- the teachings of the Gods and who then passed them on to others
- approximately, was the substance of the esoteric teaching given
- by the Risen Christ to His initiated disciples: it was a teaching
- into the depths of this esoteric teaching, we must realise that
- Ahriman really exists to-day only in such teachings as are
- between Gods, and this also formed part of the esoteric teachings
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- Title: Lecture: Realism and Nominalism
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- a full human being only if we teach him to look for something in the
- teachings. But they are mistaken. We must not only go from one
- Title: Lecture: Fundamentals of the Science of Initiation
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- addition to that which these sciences teach, we may also direct our
- Title: Lecture: Cosmogony, Freedom, Altruism
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- like impulses dropped from on high that the teaching of
- Title: Lecture: Brunetto Latini
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- friend and teacher Brunetto Latini, who, as I think
- it was known to Brunetto Latini, teacher and friend of Dante.
- philosophy. I know what philosophy is, and what it teaches.
- teacher, to educate him into the spiritual world.
- Title: Lecture: Hygiene - a Social Problem
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- teacher who is continually giving instruction and indicating means
- those who do not seriously penetrate to the heart of the teaching but
- teaching them to utter the vowel and consonant sounds clearly and
- more than educational rules according to which the teacher is
- teacher realise what it means if he helps the child to speak
- We need teachers who are
- thought underlying the Course I gave to the teachers when the Waldorf
- enough to have, as well as the school teachers who are working merely
- that teaches and instructs the children in a way conducive to real
- organism. Spiritual Science teaches, moreover, that one cannot get to
- Title: Lecture: The Problem of Jesus and Christ in Earlier Times
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- understand such teachings as the Gnosis of Valentinus, for example,
- longer had the capacity to understand such teachings. Only this could
- one.” There were special teachings in the Mysteries that
- of Alexandria, where those who wished to become Christian teachers
- something in his teachings that we may describe in this way: The
- the teachings of Origenes were condemned. They were pronounced
- Paul's teachings, and so on, but the Bible, as we know, was not
- teachings of Euken and Harnack come along. Isn't it true that
- important points in the spiritual scientific teaching is this: It can
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 1: The Driving Force Behind Europe's War
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- actually consider themselves to be the teachers of these
- how many people would not consider those teachers to be
- teacher says to a band of children: To make sure nothing else
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 3: The Search for a Perfect World
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- Teachers also do, for instance. Today, every educational
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 5: Changes in Humanity's Spiritual Make-up
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- brutal teaching of St Augustine, for example, and also of
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 6: The New Spirituality
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- schoolteachers according to present-day ideas, and indeed
- It will therefore be necessary in future to appoint teachers
- Examinations for prospective teachers must therefore be
- are to become teachers. We still have a long way to go with
- teachers should be prophets. But it will not be for ever.
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 7: Working from Spiritual Reality
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- in the field of education, to train teachers by teaching them
- would like to have the image of the ideal teacher and then
- always have such a teacher. But they only have to think a
- yourself who the teachers, the educators were who influenced
- then consider the teachers of that individual to see if you
- can somehow connect the significance of those teachers with
- interesting if biographies told us more about the teachers;
- be able to find out much about what those teachers did to
- one of his best-known teachers was headmaster Herman Grimm.
- was a good boy and had few beatings. The teacher's general
- story is told of this teacher, and it is really true. On one
- not become a great man because his teacher had this
- education and teaching methods. The people with whom my karma
- teaching we are aware that we and our pupils have been
- with their teachers. They also believe everybody from their
- when it comes to their teachers and educators. We will know
- Whether we are particularly good at teaching something, or
- completely inept teachers may on occasion have a tremendous
- spoken, the question as to whether we are the right teacher
- with the child's soul before either of us — teacher and
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- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 8: Abstraction and Reality
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- teach us a great deal; we must be awake in following events,
- teaches us something. What is the only possible conclusion
- World history has been teaching
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 10: The Influence of the Backward Angels
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- today. More important than anything you can teach and
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 11: Recognizing the Inner Human Being
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- must pay real attention. Teachers must pay attention to it,
- future. To teach children abstract notions of nature and the
- teacher who also dries up the children's minds. Worst of all,
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 12: The Spirits of Light and the Spirits of Darkness
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- teachings of rebellion against heredity and against tribal
- particular, we see teachings come up which rebel against
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 13: The Fallen Spirits' Influence in the World
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- teaching the exact sciences of mathematics, physics and
- limited as that of someone just out of teacher training
- Title: Fall/Darkness: Lecture 14: Into the Future
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- not teach us anything. In materialistic thinking, sciences
- teach people much about the reality which others intend to
- Title: Lecture: Fall and Redemption
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- beginning for a real evolutionary teaching that extended as far as
- teaching on metamorphosis does not extend as far as the human being.
- broaden this teaching on metamorphosis, entirely in a Goethean sense,
- Title: Lecture: Man's Fall and Redemption
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- natural science teaches us to think, and we consider social life, too,
- teaching of repeated lives on earth. This lies in a straight line
- Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 1
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- Such teachings
- only in a certain sense — as regards the teachings over
- Title: On the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Times: Lecture 2
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- all-embracing Wisdom which becomes Teaching for mankind, and
- Word, the Teaching, not in a mere scholastic sense. For
- spiritual-scientific teaching which leads at length to a real
- Title: Lecture: East and West in the Light of the Christmas Idea
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- Course for Teachers, 23rd December to 7th
- in which this eastern teaching is contained in the Bhagavad Gita,
- teaching was that man perceived not only the external sensory
- initiation by the teachers and priests of the Mysteries. It was
- Title: Lecture: Human Freedom and Its Connection with the Mystery of Golgotha
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- for example, the Old Testament, or other religious teachings of
- and the ancient teachings of the Gods. If we wish to find Christ,
- portal of death with the great teaching of freedom. Avowal of the
- have to teach, will not only imply looking at Christ, but being
- to know the difference between the teachings of the older
- Title: Lecture: The Golden Legend and a German Christmas Play
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- He may teach us all over the earth really to experience in the truest
- of their teachers, there was exhibited also again and again a great
- the thought which again and again was made clear by their teachers to
- Title: Lecture: The Christmas Thought and the Secret of the Ego
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- teaches us all over the earth really to feel in the truest sense of
- deeper feelings, a deeper knowledge received from their teachers who
- thought that was made clear again and again by the teachers of those
- Title: Lecture: Factors of Karma, Deficiencies in Psychoanalysis
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- resides and you will find it. Gnosis is a demonic teaching,
- things the boy tells the following story: ‘Teacher told
- said the father. ‘Yes, and after teacher had told us that in
- teacher had been talking. No doubt he kept his thoughts to
- the teacher. He should have said, One must not pass
- the nonsense which the teacher created by his foolish teaching.
- over the teacher's foolish exhortations. The lake says, ‘It is
- drive away the noxious effects to which such teaching
- Title: Lecture: Hereditary Impulses and Impulses from Previous Earth Lives
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- inherited qualities which the teacher must take into
- that the teaching of Ku Hung Ming, of all people, should now be
- thrown into Europe? — a teaching, however brilliant from
- awakened by Spiritual Science. A teaching, I repeat, only too
- Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture III: The Easter Imagination
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- influence of the great teacher Raphael — who is really Mercury
- Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture IV: The St. John Imagination
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- with Raphael present as a teacher in the Mystery Play that would have
- Title: Four Seasons/Archangels: Lecture V: The Working Together of the Four Archangels
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- you how the Easter Imagination is completed through the teaching that
- Title: St. Augustine
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- anti-spiritual character. And so Auguste Comte and his teacher
- Title: World History: Lecture III: Asiatic Mysteries of Ephesus, Gilgamesh and Eabani
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- against the Mystery that its teachings were contradictory. And
- teachers of earthly humanity, the Beings Who once brought to
- teachers of the ancient wisdom to humanity on Earth. What they
- who were the true teachers of humanity.
- its teachings unfolded the origin of the evolution of the Earth
- described it for the Platonic teaching in my book
- Title: World History: Lecture IV: Atlantean Wisdom in the Mysteries of Hibernia, Gilgamish and Eabani at Ephesus, Logos Mysteries of Artemis at Ephesus
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- wisdom-teaching of the Atlantean peoples. Let me give you a
- the counsel of his teacher Aristotle whom he disobeyed,
- for Aristotle the ‘Earth’ in this sense teaches up as far as
- Aristotle's teaching to his pupil Alexander — is not
- starting-point for the teaching that Aristotle gave to
- Alexander. It was a teaching that belonged entirely to inner
- Aristotle, however, was able to teach Alexander: When you go
- Such was the teaching in the ancient Greek Chthonian Mysteries,
- Aristotle teach his own immediate pupil.
- Title: World History: Lecture V: Mysteries of the East, West, and of Ephesus
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- Mysteries of Hibernia and also with the teachings that
- the soul of Alexander and in his teacher Aristotle.
- teaching of philosophy and law. Thereupon the last seven Athenian
- Alexander the Great is born, and finds his teacher Aristotle.
- Title: World History: Lecture VI: Mysteries of the Ancient Near East Enter Europe
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- understanding proceed from the whole human being. The teacher is the
- the teacher.
- teachings of Aristotle had this end in view, to keep unbroken
- Title: World History: Lecture VIII: The Burning of the Ephesian Temple and the Goetheanum
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- moment the pupil of the Rosicrucian teacher perceived
- Title: Goethe, Comte and Bentham
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- Auguste Comte and his teacher Saint-Simon, felt themselves so
- that Auguste Comte turned away from his teacher and guide,
- application to Positivism and rejection of his teacher
- Title: Karma of Vocation: Lecture II
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- Before my eyes, teach me to know my brothers
- Title: Karma of Vocation: Lecture III
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- I got into a conversation with a high school teacher, in which
- beautiful, but the school teacher said he did not think so. He
- Title: Karma of Vocation: Lecture V
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- where the “primeval slime” lies, a demonic teaching such as
- that of gnosis can be discovered there, or a demonic teaching
- boy says, “Just think, the teacher told us that we should
- “Yes, indeed, and after the teacher told us this I had a dream
- son and tell him what a stupid thing the teacher had said. But
- the teacher had done, and should have said to him, “We should
- of the teacher from his soul. Thus, the dream took on a form in
- spread over the stupidity of the teacher. The lake said its
- influences of such teaching. Here the dream is a reminiscence
- Title: Karma of Vocation: Lecture VII
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- role heredity plays in human life, and teachers who talk about
- atavistic occult teaching. As you know from previous
- spiritual science as a traditional teaching and then come out
- imparting publicly the content of mystery teachings to human
- — were entirely right when they called the teaching of
- would it be if it were not mere chance that this teaching of Ku
- Title: Karma of Vocation: Lecture VIII
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- certain music teacher who, at that time in the sixteenth
- wrote a book on music, but this did not please his teacher and
- “ancient and rusty views” of his music teacher. Then he
- with a famous teacher in Italy because his father attached
- with other teachers. Possessing an extraordinary capacity for
- Having one of these critics as his teacher, our young man fell
- country, teaching mathematics and also practicing medicine, of
- the whole, he was a quite popular teacher. But at this
- we are dealing, now teaching in a republican university, once
- family out of my official duties as a teacher and from private
- distinguished teachers; he learned the humanities with a monk
- Venetian Republic invited him to teach there, appreciating him
- into consideration the teaching of repeated earthly lives. In
- Title: Karma of Vocation: Lecture X
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- differentiations, teaches me to feel that what has been
- areas. The first is that of educating and teaching children. We
- and especially the teaching of the child in this spirit so that
- we bring in this teaching a sacramentalism to fruition. We can
- teaching the child as a divine service, but also make it
- considered teaching mankind that our environment really
- second group, which advocates the teaching and the
- Moreover, the experiments were supposed to teach people that
- Title: Mysteries of the Sun: Lecture I
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- Thus the Christian gathers and Teachers of the Church have
- Title: Mysteries of the Sun: Lecture III
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- setting in the course of actual events. A professor teaching
- Title: Eurhythmy (Introduction to a performance)
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- groups of individuals. Goethe's teaching of Metamorphosis
- developed his teaching of Metamorphosis out of his universal
- the simple way in which Goethe applied this teaching of the
- Title: Differentation of Primeval Wisdom into East, Middle, West
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- found in them of that great Cosmic Wisdom teaching, which at
- degree, but which can teach us much, I will mention one such
- can teach us many things. Of course, for most men, nothing is
- from the teachings which are given in such a bitter way
- must be life, which teaches us to discover illusions, even in
- Title: Man and Nature: Intellect in Man and Nature Bereft of the Gods
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- teaching were laid before those who were specially Chosen to
- disturb the teaching.
- Title: Lecture: Human Knowledge and Its Significance for Man and the Cosmos
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- the teachings of Spiritual Science, nor of making them into a body of
- Title: Contrasting World-conceptions of East and West
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- Orient. In those times, powerful Eastern teachings were
- Title: Year's Course as a Symbol for the Great Cosmic Year
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- earth. But spiritual science teaches us to observe the thoughts
- Title: Spiritual Relations in the Configuration of the Human Organism: Lecture I
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- important light on a right method of education and teaching. It shows
- you, that teaching and education must be arranged in a way that it lasts
- him and what he comprehends, teach the child what he wants to grasp
- Title: Spiritual Relations in the Configuration of the Human Organism: Lecture II
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- soft substance, into the hand and then I teach myself to throw the mortar
- Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture I: The Difference Between Man and Animal
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- teachings of the church itself. Certainly the connections of these things
- Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture II: St. John of the Cross
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- teaching that a divinity should live immediately in the soul is heretical
- what their teachers of religious doctrine hold to be the legitimate
- appealed to as St. John of the Cross who really teaches Pantheism (if
- Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture III: Clairvoyant Vision Looks at Mineral, Plant, Animal, Man
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- into account, however, above all not taken into account where the teachings
- being, having no wish to teach what knowledge they have gained from
- Title: Goetheanism as an Impulse for Man's Transformation - Lecture 4: Human Qualities Which Oppose Antroposophy
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- is an experience made in earlier ages by countless teachers of Spiritual
- Title: The Building at Dornach (Bn/GA 289): Lecture III: Lecture 3
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- which has been spoken to-day, which may already be found in the teachings
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture III: Goethe's Feeling for the Concrete.
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- Fichte was teaching with an immense enthusiasm for knowledge.
- who, inspired by the same convictions were also teaching in
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VI: The Helena Saga and the Riddle of Freedom
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- even from the general teachings of Spiritual Science. And
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture VII: Some Spiritual-Scientific Observations
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- Professor Johannes Volkelt, nor been allowed to teach
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture X: Faust's Knowledge and Understanding of Himself
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- teaching is, in feeling, the exact opposite of this
- Title: Problem of Faust: Lecture XII: Goetheanism In Place of Homunculism and Mephistophelianism
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- was created. Such studies should simply teach the language,
- only on the outside of events can never teach us to realise
- that men thought they must make out of Goethe's teaching at
- Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 1
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- one of teaching, if they are truly active priests, then they are
- extent physician and priest can work with the teacher to accomplish
- physician a priest, but they can both in a certain sense be teachers.
- Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 4
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- individual. With the faculties upon which you call as a teacher in
- Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 5
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- teacher, so that the teacher will realize what should be done for
- Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 6
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- teachings include a great reverence and love for animals; they extend
- perversion of the will) and on the other hand the spiritual teachings
- spiritual teachings, as well as his own religious devotion. This is
- abstract teaching from certain ancient streams of civilization
- Title: Pastoral Medicine: Lecture 9
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- fact. These teachings originated in olden times, and today no one is
- interested in changing the teachings to accord with what is demanded
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- extent physician and priest can work with the teacher to accomplish
- physician a priest, but they can both in a certain sense be teachers.
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- teachings include a great reverence and love for animals; they extend
- perversion of the will) and on the other hand the spiritual teachings
- spiritual teachings, as well as his own religious devotion. This is
- abstract teaching from certain ancient streams of civilization
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- interested in changing the teachings to accord with what is demanded
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- This would be the necessary outcome of the teaching of modern
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- everything that the teachers of the mysteries could communicate to
- wisdom that this man received from his teachers was already more or
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- them from the teachers, but the teachers could no longer see them, at
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- application to Positivism and rejection of his teacher St
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- sectarian teaching, destined for this or that circle of human beings.
- simply to be regarded as a great Teacher, the messenger of the Father
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- were slaves, for teachers of their children, which, by Roman standards
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- the descendants of the old Atlantean teachers who were now working
- special teachings, and how He undergoes suffering, death and
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- following for the teachings that came from them. Like a single central
- the correct way, the teaching concerning the secrets of the cosmos was
- The teachings of Tezcatlipoca soon escaped from the mysteries and were
- teachings of Tezcatlipoca were actually the most exoteric, while those
- the within should teach knowledge of the world. In these two
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- earlier age. What will a later age teach? Well, it will naturally not
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- lived super-human beings who were the first great Teachers of
- content of the teachings of these great superhuman Teachers at the
- The same beings who as the great Teachers brought that
- great primeval Teachers decide to leave the earthly sphere in which
- it became necessary for these primeval Teachers of humanity to leave
- therefore these primeval Teachers of humanity had to withdraw from
- requires quite other word-pictures. After these primeval Teachers of
- wise Teachers of humanity who now inhabit the moon made a contract
- agreement made between the wise primeval Teachers of humanity and the
- because, through the efforts of the wise primeval Teachers of
- Thereby, through the great wise primeval Teachers of
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- whom I have spoken as the great wise primeval Teachers of humanity on
- taken place historically. But cults, wisdom teachings as Hibernian
- cults, Hibernian wisdom teachings spread abroad which were based on
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- the cosmos, that teaching was given in Greece which later on we find
- Aristotle. He returned no more into the Academy to teach therein.”
- those leading minds in civilisation — the teachers of
- version of the teachings of Aristotle to the theological teachers of
- it was still possible to teach at the time of Aristotle was not to be
- teachings of Aristotle.
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- become the teacher of Alexander.
- whose teaching led men away from the secrets of nature, whereas
- with it. All instructions, all teaching which was taken seriously in
- such teachings as were taken earnestly were so given that they were
- indications the pupil was led by the teacher to discover within
- the instruction in physics which his teacher gives him and what he
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- same Teachers who today, I would say, send down their forces, their
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- same time as the aristocratic element has developed the teachings of
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- above all things, teaching and education. Those who have to teach and
- want to teach it should be under no illusions on this point. Modern
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- have to develop among the teachers and the parsons or possibly
- and the teacher and a parish clerk, we can at any rate conceive how
- lessons, the parsons and teachers would have to do physical work.
- required valuation precisely by observing that parsons and teachers
- have to happen? You cannot appoint half a parson and half a teacher.
- Therefore the parson and the teacher will have to spend part of their
- and the teacher, there is not much of spiritual life in our village.
- teacher are mediocre people: things will go on as they are. In the
- other village the parson or the teacher, or both of them, are
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- searching and striving in this way found his teacher almost by
- chance. In those days one could not find a teacher by means of books,
- This pupil found a teacher
- such conversation took place between teacher and pupil, but I am
- teacher and tells him of his earnest desire to be able to see into
- The teacher began by
- not let the spirit of Nature through. And the teacher said: But there
- And the teacher made
- and Nature better. And the teacher and the pupil discussed together
- One day, the teacher led
- with his teacher he could see below him as it were a sea of cloud,
- breath of morning in the air! Then the teacher began to speak to the
- could take place, guided by the teacher, but in reality taking place
- Christ becoming Man. Under the guidance of the teacher and because of
- Once more the teacher led
- teacher in the deep places of the Earth, not now in the Ether-heights
- And again the teacher was
- teacher.
- The teacher then led the
- given him by the teacher, showing him how self-knowledge really
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- the experience that had been attained by the pupil when the teacher
- short time before, pupils were still able to find teachers, like the
- them, not a being of flesh and blood like the teacher whom the pupil
- found the old teachers of the secret knowledge.” They could not
- 1200 by the teacher who took his pupil to the mountain tops and to
- of the whole teaching was set by him. Anxiety, however, was at this
- moral teachings; nor is there anything sentimental about his way of
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- have overthrown the old World-System (so did the teacher speak) and
- happened in recent times? (The teacher is speaking to the pupil.)
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- teaching concerning Man. A long time ago, on a spiritual path, I
- is known and taught in all exactness a deep and penetrating teaching
- by which he teaches them consist in certain geometrical forms, let us
- Thereby he gradually came to the point where the teacher was able to
- And then the teacher put
- however could be attained. Something of the teaching concerning the
- Such was one of the teachings given in this school.
- Another teaching is also
- very interesting. This teaching brought to light in a practical
- said the teacher to his pupils — thus has man received this
- special and definite teaching. It was shown to the pupil how when he
- This insight possessed by Aristotle was the aspect of his teaching
- This teaching still
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- teach people to read, but if you will, to manufacture books in which
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- Such teachings are sheer fantasy — that is what is said today.
- will befall if the souls of men cannot receive teachings concerning
- Saint-Simon, mocks at angels and teachings about God. Christ Jesus
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- (the teacher of Ernst Haeckel), who died in 1858, was able to overcome
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- treatment. Of course, it is obvious that parents and teachers are most
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- criticism should teach us a very great deal. Take an illustrative
- teach and enable it to take the part it should in the telluric outside
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- doctor and teacher have to do is to reject it and get beyond the
- degrees and in which a part is often played by teachers
- fact will be clearly perceptible, and we teachers must take note of
- from the external world; and we teachers have opportunity to watch
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- deranged thoughts the mirror is out of order. Teacher must have
- above it. This applies as between teacher and child. How teacher can
- teachers were then to give lessons in the manner of this science
- teachers, are permeated through and through with the feeling that the
- work from the teacher upon the child? What can the teacher do? From
- body. And we teachers must ask ourselves the question: What is it
- Teacher
- teacher's etheric body (and this should follow quite naturally as a
- of the child, and the teacher's astral body the etheric body of the
- child. The ego of the teacher must be able to influence the astral
- come next to the spirit-self of the teacher, and you will be thinking
- is the law. The spirit-self of the teacher must work upon the ego of
- the child. And I will show you how, not only in the ideal teacher,
- but often in the very worst possible teacher, the teacher's
- child must receive the influence of the teacher's health-giving
- teacher must be of such a character and quality that he is able to
- impulse comes to a standstill before the actual deed. If the teacher
- every trace of subjective reaction, the teacher educates his own
- long as the teacher meets the situation with any kind of bias, so
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- co-operate with the teacher. For we shall not get to the heart of the
- of this; we must never forget it. If teachers and parents in the
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- death process. Anxiety among teachers caused by their training. Need
- child. Alternation of depression and sense of well-being. Teacher
- and encouragement. The best self-education for the teacher.
- teacher, on his part, is able to bring to the child in his own
- something. Suppose you are a very nervy teacher, a person who is
- teachers. If I may use a frivolous expression are not most
- teachers today inclined to be jumpy? This state of
- avoided, so long as the training of teachers continues to be as it is
- undigested knowledge. Those who take teachers' training courses (we
- are concerned here with the training of teachers, so I say nothing
- teacher must be avoided. And do you know why? Because the
- teacher must also be capable of inducing shock, consciously and
- the teacher watching intently all the time to observe the effect on
- must do the thing over and over again, preparing your whole teaching
- teaching in your own hands. If, let us say, every three-quarters of
- plans will be frustrated. A form of teaching for abnormal children
- Waldorf School period lessons where, during the main teaching
- l0 a.m.; the teacher can take what he chooses, what he sees to be
- describing, where you are continually changing the teaching, altering
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- itself in the fact that it was not easy to teach him anything; he
- them in a certain direction. But this the teacher must achieve; and
- for example, take the following form. The teacher says: Look,
- Teacher: But you must look at the red. Child:
- class. And now perhaps there is a teacher who has a voice like
- fixed ideas. It would never have happened, had the teacher only known
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- the time when I was engaged in teaching, an abnormal boy of eleven
- School.) If we teachers are bent on having everything left perfectly
- On the other hand, it is of very great importance that the teacher
- This requires that the teacher shall be himself fully there.
- the teacher is wide-awake and on the spot the whole time, not
- to writing by way of painting. We shall therefore begin our teaching
- teaching of backward children, the importance of the need cannot be
- the first and most essential qualification for a teacher of these
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- to receive regular teaching on a right and sensible method, such as
- Supposing you decide to appoint, instead of one teacher, a whole
- staff of teachers to train actors for speaking on the stage,
- little fellow could quite well be trained to teach the actors the
- principle must be observed throughout all the teaching we undertake
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- and disliking. Authority of teacher especially needed. Early
- language. Teacher must attend to speech and gesture.
- teacher to awaken in the child the feeling for the good the
- teacher with devotion. The teacher will then speak of things that are
- natural acceptance of the teacher's authority. If this is necessary
- the child has trust and confidence in the one who is his teacher; and
- this right relationship between child and teacher can be relied on
- able to look up with love and respect to his teacher (for parents, as
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- deep observation to be cultivated by teacher. Epileptic boy of
- teaching arithmetic, give the minuend and subtrahend, but instead the
- to teach him reading and writing; it was on the Montessori method,
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- particularly important that the teacher shall have made the right
- wants to come with the child. (One of the teachers interposed: She
- occupations. Try to impart your teaching without requiring the use of
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- that every animal represents an illness. Meditation for the teacher.
- effective for a teacher is the one I gave here two days ago.
- arms, fondling it and caressing it tenderly. And now, if the teacher
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- teachings. To begin with, we must be quite clear that the humanity of
- The great teachers of the Mysteries simply accepted this as a fact.
- Mystery teachers said to themselves: The human consciousness
- rested there. And at Christmas time the Mystery teachers caused the
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- become mottoes, the teachers said to them just as at midsummer
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- had stayed a child through most of his life, and was still teaching
- could no longer teach. Of course the ninety-two-year-old had also become
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- In 1841 he was appointed by to teach at the University in Berlin.
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- writer. He wanted to become a grammar school teacher. Unfortunately
- with judging the ability of grammar school teachers, heard about
- before had been thought too incompetent to become a teacher was
- suddenly appointed to supervise the work of every other teacher!
- incapable of becoming a teacher and subsequently, when the nod came
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- something pictorial. And this Christian teaching remained
- teaching. Take an Athenian for example. He revered the goddess
- be met by the teaching of reincarnation.
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- teachings of the old wisdom. All kinds of other writings appeared
- teachers propelled by cultural tendencies of an egoistic nature. From
- the help of the Russian Empire. In this way her teaching received its
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- science. Everything else is invalid. Christianity teaches that Christ
- who teach them regard as pure madness the claim that it is possible
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- teaching a child. But it is not like that. Externally the
- person, as he appears in the external world, cannot teach at
- teacher educates something invisible in the pupil. We shall
- look at the teacher. During the first seven years of the
- the teacher all this time is not in his external physical
- will form our next incarnation. When we are teachers our own
- need as teachers is a musical mood, which we can have in the
- feeling when you are involved in teaching it will add a very
- special tone to the relationship of the teacher to the child.
- For it will make the teacher set himself the highest aims,
- world comes to see that the right atmosphere for teaching
- arises when a musical mood in the teacher is combined with
- teaching, then education will be filled with the right
- impetus. For then the teacher will speak, think and feel in
- teacher and his pupils. A wonderful karmic balancing.
- teacher is egoistic and only tries to make the child an
- imitation of himself, then the teaching is purely luciferic.
- We must learn to distinguish between the teacher's intentions
- mood, then even though we have been trying to teach our pupil
- teacher can only rid himself of his egoism in teaching, if he
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- oneself, but in this case the teacher should not! When he makes the
- universe is a giant schoolteacher who did the rotating!
- schoolteacher was there who rotated the world mist, but that there
- don't need a pin stuck through us with which a teacher rotates us.
- of primeval mist would have to be rotated by a schoolteacher. But if
- schoolteacher; it can cause the rotation itself.
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- for the instruction of young people, we have first to teach them to
- wanted to teach someone, they showed him how to withdraw into his
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- his life, and was still teaching with tremendous liveliness. He said,
- teach. Of course the ninety-two-year-old had also become sclerotic
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- things. Dogs, for instance, are very teachable. But the question is
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- not so in the case of the Indians. When they wanted to teach anyone,
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- teaching apes in this way; they will be sent to work in the
- be trained to do many things; dogs, for instance, are very teachable.
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- benefit from it that his digestion would be ruined. Honey teaches man
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- start from an example, let us first take the teacher speaking
- whether we can teach mathematics or geography well, the very,
- geographers, but poor teachers of geography. The intrinsic
- worth of the teacher, which surely rests in large measure
- loving devotion, the teacher manages to experience with the
- child, good with the good child, and so forth. As teacher one
- Waldorf teachers have, out of their genius, been able to do
- a teacher is speaking about Jean Paul. The children start
- writing notes and passing them to each other. This teacher
- extraordinarily important, whenever the teacher has to deal
- here, in teaching, it is a question of finding within
- which is part of one's teaching material, out of feeling.
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- of the earth in this way. This is the pragmatic teaching of
- James, and also in essence,the humanistic teaching of
- of teachers, — into which the body of teachers grows,
- that is independent of the body of teachers, — into which the
- body of teachers grows, and in which it becomes more and more clear
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- speech-theories — theories of speech-teaching or
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- work with a group of teachers only on the basis of what one
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- to convince men by teaching. He thinks of the masses of the proletariat
- teachings of Mani, of Neoplatonism and even with Greek scepticism, that
- under standing of Manichæan teaching was possible. What, then,
- is the essence of Manichæism? The teachings that have come down
- it. Oriental thought had already fallen into decadence but in the teachings
- adhered to the teachings of Mani was to perceive the Spiritual in all
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- There is a great to-do when Dante, assisted by his teacher, makes his
- the Greek philosophers were driven out. The teaching that they had from
- institutions. We are constantly saying that history should be our teacher.
- It cannot be our teacher by putting before us what is past and over,
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- of the spectrum teaches me that when the darker colors or anything dark
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- discipline that modern science can teach us. We must school ourselves
- attitude with which physics, for example, teaches one to treat the melting
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- this, for example, in the teachings of the Buddha. One need only read
- these teachings with their many repetitions. I have known Westerners
- who treasured editions of the Buddha's teachings in which the numerous
- of Eastern man. If we simply take the Buddha's teachings word for word;
- if we take the content of these teachings, the content that we, as human
- of these teachings: that is possible only when we are carried along
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- especially able to teach us about certain subtleties in the
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- must learn to observe what vowel eurythmy teaches us about
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- great Teacher and Leader in our striving for spiritual
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- School I myself had as a teacher a gifted admirer and
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- that transcends personality. This building can teach us how
- heart or intellect, because the forms of art will teach them
- find the house of the priests, of those who teach. An image
- teachings — we need only turn to the Paradise Legend.
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- Everything is there in the astral body and if those who teach
- would no longer need to teach — the knowledge would
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- start from an example, let us first take the teacher speaking
- whether we can teach mathematics or geography well, the very,
- geographers, but poor teachers of geography. The intrinsic
- worth of the teacher, which surely rests in large measure
- loving devotion, the teacher manages to experience with the
- child, good with the good child, and so forth. As teacher one
- Waldorf teachers have, out of their genius, been able to do
- a teacher is speaking about Jean Paul. The children start
- writing notes and passing them to each other. This teacher
- extraordinarily important, whenever the teacher has to deal
- here, in teaching, it is a question of finding within
- which is part of one's teaching material, out of feeling.
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- of the earth in this way. This is the pragmatic teaching of
- James, and also in essence,the humanistic teaching of
- of teachers, — into which the body of teachers grows,
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- ago in Stuttgart for the Waldorf school teachers, I put
- speech-theories — theories of speech-teaching or
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- profoundly concrete. A Rosicrucian teacher was discovered in
- subject of long instruction by that teacher in whose gently
- moving the heart of his pupil, the teacher said: In your
- such Rosicrucian teachers, the pupils were shown, usually
- from his teacher the instruction about which I have just been
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- branches of learning and teaching, such as the history of literature.
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- teaching with Hegel. With Darwin it is a materialistic
- Hegel was attempting to maintain these teachings of world
- teaching of cosmic content of the world as esoteric. However,
- secret societies - this teaching relates in a certain way to
- the deepest esoteric teachings - that the world is actually
- content of their secret teachings, while they had no intention
- of popularizing their secret teachings. As grotesquely as
- certain extent the basic nerve of the teachings of the
- you become knowledgeable about all the esoteric teachings of
- teaching.
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- Austrian school system is a stupidity of the teaching
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- death the teacher of obliterating, the stimulator of that
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- receiving teachings; but confidence is needed for
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- way one may not identify the teachings of the first Christians
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- what the teachings of oriental wisdom were and they were used
- tyrannical when progressive churches take this teaching as the
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- majority of people, the teaching studied in the Far East. Those
- Title: Eurthmy as Visible Singing: Lecture 5: Choral Eurythmy
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- finally I want to greet our friends, the teachers of the
- teachers we had? It is a blessing if, in later years, one can
- by one or another admired teacher. Such an education is of
- teachers call forth such feelings in their pupils; this also
- perspective, we find that he does not talk of his teachers with
- “One of our teachers in the elementary school also gave
- what teachers must do to kindle genuine interest for what they
- how his English teacher approached this task. Tagore writes,
- of his teachers “looking like a veritable cane,”
- but also when he points out that another teacher actually did
- not use the cane. Speaking of this other teacher, Tagore
- the day, kindling a comfortless, dim lamp, in order to teach
- was distasteful. The fact that the teacher had lost sight of
- orthodox scientific approach. And since the teacher has indeed
- may have witnessed — I am not implying that as teachers
- all existing criteria. And isn't the teacher spinning the disc
- error easily creep into education. For those who teach are
- deviate from actual reality. In teaching, we face reality all
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- in the care of the class teacher — or during the stage
- would surely not be proper for teachers to first acquire
- theory I will now apply in my teaching in one way or another.
- child's true being. Teachers need to transform their knowledge
- founded pedagogical sense and teaching practice. To achieve
- and practical way of teaching, must create in the teachers,
- between hunger and eating. The teachers' response to a given
- teaching. It will not happen on the basis of psychological
- more practical methods of teaching at a later stage. But it is
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- points. The teacher and educator, however, need a trained eye
- teaching. Here I am more concerned with presenting a basic
- inner bond between teacher and pupil during the classroom time.
- it also needs to be said that any teacher who can see what
- teacher will realize how difficult it is to reach the child's
- we, the teachers — wishes to bring, even if this may
- take from contemporary life and teach because we feel it is
- child's entire organism. If your way of teaching can capture
- the child's seriousness in play, you will not merely teach in a
- form the basis of one's teaching. One cannot arrange a
- of a teacher is very different. At this stage of childhood, the
- the teacher knows how to teach the various subjects in harmony
- puberty the teachers have to guide through personal example as
- teachers' own inner attitudes — a pedagogy destined to
- work on the teachers' own moral attitudes. A more drastic
- should strive toward a knowledge of how we, as teachers and
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- do for the furtherance of practical teaching. But just because
- child. Instead, it is the teacher's task to recognize the
- of such importance for teachers to be able to perceive what is
- Teachers must not simply decide what they are going to do, or
- coping with the demands involved in teaching children of
- practical aspects of teaching in a nursery class. To devote
- number of teachers of varying gifts and abilities. All this has
- that only a certain number of gifted teachers are available and
- is the reason why teachers whose heads are full of pedagogical
- situations. More capable by far are those who still teach out
- of a certain instinct, teachers who, out of their natural love
- feel stimulated to imitate whatever their teachers do.
- adult does, so the task of a kindergarten teacher is to adjust
- child will say, “Fish.” The teacher responds,
- physical constitution are enhanced hygienically if the teaching
- phonetic method of teaching reading that superseded the old
- very proud of the phonetic method, teaching the child to
- sentence, from which the teacher progresses to separate words
- I. All teaching before this stage should therefore make the
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- authority of the teacher says. Similarly, what is considered
- teacher's authority or that of another adult in charge.
- and these soon show the teacher how to direct children's
- teacher tries to explain the subjects during the first school
- one's whole way of teaching. If the teachers' relationship to
- can introduce a musical element into their teaching — if
- if the teachers who introduce the world by appealing to feeling
- you to be told that teachers should relate parts of the human
- proceed in this way until the great moment comes when teachers
- decisive moments in life is tremendously important in teaching;
- spectators. During this time teachers have to work with their
- is as a teacher for children between nine and twelve — in
- ninety! This awareness will endow teachers with an appropriate
- teachers learn to recognize the hidden interconnections that
- affect human life. And if this happens, teachers will not
- teacher, simply because whatever the teacher says must be right
- and good. Here, love for the teacher — or sympathy
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- This contact should always be worked for, because teachers
- milieu in which they grew up. At school, teachers will then
- of course absolutely essential. It is necessary that teachers
- schooling. It is just as much part of teaching as what is done
- for the authority of the teacher is both natural and essential.
- To balance such an attitude, the teacher must have acquired at
- teacher needs to have a strong view of how sexual love
- condition, of course — the teacher must not be in a
- all of this, the teacher must introduce — and here I am
- not joking, but speak very earnestly — the teacher must
- lessons, for example, there is every need for the teacher to
- allow real grace to enter into teaching. All lessons should be
- just this time of life the teacher must remember the need for a
- occasions, teachers, in their physics and geometry lessons,
- for teachers and pupils to be together. The only possible
- hindrance to such radiating humor is the teachers themselves.
- right touch during this particular age. If teachers could feel
- necessary to search for it. At best, teachers who have prepared
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- teachers of the Waldorf schools have responded to the objective
- gave three courses to the teachers of the first Waldorf school,
- offer, for our teachers, amounted to an “ingratiating
- teachers would find it preferable to steer a straight course
- middle of the nineteenth century and was also a teacher at a
- an examination before they could become eligible for a teaching
- school teacher. But an Austrian regulation existed
- person could never find a high school teaching position.
- stringent. Because of a shortage of teachers at the time, even
- failed candidates were sometimes hired as teachers, and so
- Gregor Mendel did finally become a high school teacher,
- school teachers, he was not entitled to add “Ph.D.”
- excluded from teaching at a high school, and only
- allowed to gain a teaching post at all.
- of teaching. Until the twelfth year it is just possible to do
- complaints of a Greek teacher who declares that the exam
- depends solely on the consensus of a circle of teachers about
- qualified him for a teaching position at an Austrian
- writing — hardly capable of teaching this subject in the
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- the human body, soul, and spirit. If the actual teaching is
- until almost the ninth year. If a teacher happens to become
- spills some ink, and the teacher reacts by shouting, “If
- Inner dishonesty in teachers also has a very harmful effect on
- children will take it in through the teachers' gestures.
- teachers to speak of it all the time. And since the human
- method of teaching the actual lessons plays a large part in the
- teachers.
- Practical Advice to Teachers,
- Discussions with Teachers,
- Balance in Teaching,
- through talks given by Waldorf teachers such as Dr. von
- [Dr. Herman von Baravalle (1898–1973) teacher of
- class teacher at the Waldorf school.] how the attempt was made
- of teaching various subjects. Something like lifeblood will
- mentioned yesterday that a united faculty of teachers,
- so much a statistical collection of the teachers' observations
- developed from out of the actual experience of teaching
- teachers such matters as the proportion of boys to girls, and
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- teaching of Auguste Comte had a better basis and a more
- education is set up to hardly involve the teachers in the
- child's whole organization. The teacher is far too comfortable,
- to base his teachings on Steiner. I have twice heard a public
- religious-philosophic teachings, as Steiner is, to some extent
- “When however his teaching up to now are thrown to be
- recommending Steiner's teachings.”
- Title: Cosmic Prehistory: Lecture I: The Threefoldness of Space and the Unity of Time
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- Plato sits before the schoolmaster as a pupil, and the teacher reads
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- let us consider the gnostic teachings about the Mystery of Golgotha,
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- in a struggle: the gnostic teaching, wishing to comprehend the Mystery
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- the teacher and master of Dante, is to be understood as a real
- the same way as Brunetto Latini, the teacher of Dante. This may be compared
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- for the esoteric knowledge and teachings you have imparted to us, for
- great spiritual teachings in our time, but you are making them poorer
- ever more of your teachings, you have neglected to cultivate the attitude
- own teachings have strengthened me in this conviction. In real life,
- the teachings you promulgate. It is from you that I learned the reasons
- your teaching has been somewhat influenced by what you practice in real
- life — not the content of your teachings, but their formal structure.
- attitude you create not only contradicts your teachings; your behavior
- also contradicts what you yourself demand of spiritual teachers in the
- modern age. Such teachers should appeal only to people's consciousness.
- so much in the way of teachings, developing such relationships is the
- can possibly be that you whose task it was to proclaim these teachings
- for this task, and in your capacity as teacher I still accept you as
- it is simply a too one-sided interest in renewing these teachings in
- can never rest content with simply passing on teachings; they must also
- spiritual teachers must renounce all the help available to them in pre-Christian
- times for making students receptive to their teachings. Above all, they
- must renounce the unapproachable authority of the teacher filled with
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- wanting anyone to take these teachings on faith simply because they
- teachings and make them effective in actual practice. I am sorry to
- letter, we read, “Neither the teaching nor the teacher was enough
- that cannot and must not be given in a personal sense. The teacher and
- the teachings are of lesser importance; what is wanted is the human
- to be interpreted as a sign that the teachings have not been received
- there were some among us ready to set less store by the teachings and
- the teacher than by the human personality.
- by which I only meant that our teachings have nothing to fear from anyone's
- for something other than our teachings. After all, she did not need
- the teachings if she had them already. People are so unbelievably unaware
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- life. This spirit will not teach us to say: Deepen yourself within and
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- teaching about the Father. The outer human form becomes Maya
- teaching; which could only make men fail to see the humanity
- only a teaching about God and not a concrete Christ teaching.
- It is a denial of Christ's teaching, for a general Father God
- happened; if Julian had introduced teachings from the old
- understood the karma teaching with it. Mankind had to climb
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- the teachings of the sun demon would gain a complete victory?
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- was and is mystery teaching for the prophetic vision of future
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- take the teacher who stands, behind them into account; he's not
- teaching from the Father. That is not the important thing. The
- The teaching is an incidental, accessory thing. Christianity
- teachings after his resurrection. All of this was handed on and
- esoteric teachings about Christianity in the writings which
- church teachers who were apostolic students or pupils of
- which were always connected with these teachings. The church
- quite new with respect to the ancient mystery teachings. For
- which was commonplace in esoteric Hebraic teachings. But only
- teaching looked upon the destruction of Jerusalem after the
- one translates this Hebraic esoteric teaching into the
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- succumbing to Satan. If Satan was here, many a teacher who is
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- Babylonian teaching developed in this somewhat mediumistic way.
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- proclaims the teaching of this beast. Hence one is dealing with
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- how he gains insight, you see it here; how Paulus teaches — this
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- Title: History of Art: Lecture 12: Greek and Early Christian Art, Symbolic Signs, the Mystery of Gold
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- formulated it. Following his teaching of predestination, one part
- Thus, for external understanding, Gottschalk was teaching a
- because of this teaching. However, although Gottschalk had been
- claim that he had no other desire than to reaffirm the teaching of
- particular, realized that Gottschalk was not teaching anything other
- Gottschalk stood before the people of his time teaching from the
- simply unable to understand and therefore contested his teaching. But
- strife. When such teachings did not please parties with authority
- Gottschalk, and his teaching remained the orthodox Catholic
- Eriugena did not decide for Gottschalk's teaching but as follows: The
- be united. So Scotus Eriugena spoke out against the teaching of
- But the teaching of Scotus Eriugena, which
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- old, had been an understandable teaching: that in actual fact bread
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- in the non-discussion of the teaching methods to the child, boy
- Waldorf pedagogy is better than the teacher. Yes, when things
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- decisive meeting that this party knows no freedom of teaching
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- and darkness which Manichaeism teaches
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- unsuit-able for a secondary school teacher. His talents were
- not judged adequate for a secondary school teacher. In the
- become a teacher at a secondary school.
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- before had been deemed incompetent to be himself a teacher, was
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- teaching which appears in the name of the General
- Goetheanum in their teaching or impulse. Whoever wants to do
- Title: Cosmogony/Freedom/Altruism: Lecture II: A Different Way of Thinking is Needed to Rescue European Civilization
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- sorts of teachings about reincarnation and karma to regale
- — that cannot be got out of this teaching, not if it is
- taken seriously. This teaching means to lay hold upon actual
- life. This teaching is bent upon becoming deeds, by the very
- transmitting all sorts of mystical teachings we can do no
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- teachings which have been slavishly borrowed from the modern
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- dear friends, that amongst all the Theosophical teachings
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- Likewise, a great cosmic teacher had to sit somewhere out there
- teaches children such things, they become “clever”
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- last we know. American signifies no progress and no teaching for
- University teacher of the present day, it is in a certain sense a
- man needs a doctrine, a teaching, a life of ideation which can
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- were afraid of such teachings, because they worked on their souls
- teaching of Copernicus. The old view about these things was
- Anthroposophy and what has appeared as Theosophical teachings. All
- thing about the Catholic teaching as it meets us in the Middle Ages
- world-embracing dogmatic teaching about the Trinity, a
- contains connected teachings about all that man longs for in his
- friends, if Catholicism were to be the only teaching to spread over
- presented itself as the one teaching for all mankind the Earth
- only knows an inherited divine teaching — that man, when he
- teachings we are ony give ideas about something, but that in
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- teachers and disciples of the Mysteries who came over from the
- addressed to the disciples by teachers of the Mysteries who
- Mystery teachers; the word I mean is often quoted. But only in
- teachers and disciples of the Mystery-colonies that came over
- human soul and on this fear, he establishes the teaching that
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- our Waldorf Teaching, such significance is laid on the fact
- that the teacher should really regard the child before him as
- child itself as his teacher, and see how the child through its
- Anthroposophy to acquire a dexterity in teaching, and not a
- number of dogmas, which we teach the children. We want to
- Anthroposophy in order to become more dexterous teachers, but
- Anthroposophical religious class which did not teach
- Evangelical teacher who finally said: — “In the
- not our fault; there was never any question of teaching dogma
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- teachers to deprive them of the spirit, and yet they still
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- play truant. While the teacher was trying in his own way to bring
- teach us a great deal in the matter of karmic relationships. Among
- the personalities who were near to me as teachers in my youth there
- teacher of mine up to my eighteenth year. But I had always continued
- say to myself: My beloved teacher, too, had a foot like that; this
- of this kind. I was able now to perceive the destiny of the teacher
- peculiarity came to view both in the case of Byron and of my teacher,
- finds in teaching posts, a man at whose geometrical imagination and
- enabled me to consider the problems of Byron and my geometry teacher
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- merely a reflection of the teaching and education he has received at
- time as their teacher, this means that he must experience the course
- associated as teacher with the individuality who came in Victor
- of whom I spoke yesterday, Lord Byron and my geometry teacher. (You
- earlier life if I had not found this geometry teacher of mine at his
- side. Byron was a genius. My geometry teacher was not even a genius
- all. But this geometry teacher, though an excellent geometrician, was
- circle and to start calling it by the name of our geometry teacher.
- them; they are like slippery eels! My teacher was anything but a
- anyone who has a foot such as my geometry teacher had, there resides
- one penetrated more deeply into this geometry teacher of mine, into
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- slaves, for in many respects he had been their teacher as
- meetings, how the teaching should be given and studied. The News
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- teaching on the Ideas, to lift men's minds and hearts above the
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- the great primeval Teachers. It was they who established among men on
- these ancient, primeval Teachers among men must in truth be described
- the arms and hands. But in the days of the primeval Teachers the
- Teachers were on the earth, even inorganic processes of nature could
- spiritual foundations the primeval Teachers possessed a totally
- when the primeval Teachers were working on the earth, for nothing in
- Teachers transferred the scene of their work from the earth to the
- wisdom of these primeval Teachers had remained. It has faded away and
- Teachers whom we know as the Moon Beings, has been lost. But during
- primeval Teachers since they entered the
- speaks a very different language from these primeval Teachers who, as
- with the shaping of karma. These primeval Teachers and the men of
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- Teachers who although they were present in etheric bodies only, did
- living together with the primeval Teachers of humanity who have now
- who were once the primeval Teachers of mankind, or with the Beings of
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- clever man and really impressive as a teacher. Until the time when
- karma, one would fain impress upon all true educators and teachers
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- that time the great primeval Teachers too were able to impart their
- could communicate this to the gods. But the primeval Teachers
- and soul of the Jewish people, and those of the primeval Teachers who
- were still associated with the cult and the teaching of Jahve united
- long as the primeval Teachers taught men out of their store of
- remembrance, and as long as this teaching was preserved in the
- his youth — a teacher, perhaps. People do not always feel
- contemptuous about those who were their teachers; many look back with
- felt obliged to do whatever this revered teacher did; or we may
- realise that when this teacher told us something we felt as though we
- mean when we can look back to a teacher with feelings like these? It
- means that in our present life destiny has led this teacher to us. It
- is our karma to have such a teacher and it points to a previous
- the case that in the previous earthly life the teacher was also our
- teacher; the relationship then was quite different. From a teacher we
- the other becoming his teacher in a later-life.
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- its clarity, for it teaches us that the whole cosmos, working in the
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- teaching of the ancient Mysteries.
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- Teachers of humanity are connected with man's karma; it was
- Title: Lecture: Karmic Relationships, Volume III: Lecture III: The Spiritual Foundations of Anthroposophical Endeavour
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- who received knowledge and teachings from the East (and as
- we know such teachings from the East came over in manifold
- my dear friends, when the early Christian teachers, in the
- the earth and perceived this strange Catechism-teaching,
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- were indeed isolated centres where teachings were given in
- Proserpine. The teachers saw to it that their disciples
- centres we still see these old teachings cultivated, though
- teachers who still knew how the pupils in preceding
- figures. His teachings radiated into the School of
- they arrived at a new insight. They saw that such teaching
- School of Chartres itself these teachings continued to be
- be possible to endow the earth with spiritual teachings
- such as these. For these teachings were not only Platonism;
- they contained the teachings from the old seership of the
- Orleans, where remarkable teachings of this kind were
- at length Ovid as his guide and teacher. Here once again
- life as a teacher at Chartres, had only been able to go so
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- partook in the teachings which I have outlined so very
- briefly. The teachings they heard were a repetition of what
- wonderful teachings were going forth to the souls in that
- time when they were receiving their teachings in the
- teachings given at that time were to prepare for what is
- all! The great teachers of Chartres took part. They, as you
- sacred teachings in the School of Chartres, and those again
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- himself was the great Teacher in that School. Numbers of
- Monday I told you a little of the content of the teaching
- a little into the more intimate details of the teachings of
- dim reflection out of old traditions. I mean the teaching
- about Sin, about the sinful human being, the teaching about
- a good version of this teaching in St. Martin, the
- ‘Unknown Philosopher.’ He still did teach his
- at which he could be standing. All teachings about
- Mysteries continued to teach: Man cannot perceive the
- metal, when they still handed down the deep old teachings,
- most important content of his teaching, the teaching with
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- necessary for Waldorf teachers — who again have been
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- Averroes; and in the teachings of these Moorish, Spanish
- declared: Man is personally immortal, and the teaching of
- on propagating ancient teachings. Such tolerance was not
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- teaching that was given, the spirit of Chartres lived on in the High
- lived not only in the teachings, it lived on in an immediately spiritual
- teacher, and the spirituality of the Commedia proceeds from
- the teachings which Brunetto Latini gave to his pupil Dante.
- spiritual Council of 869. For the inspiration of the teachings of
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- clear pictorial representations into the methods of teaching, he worked
- they who continued through the Middle Ages a Christian teaching regarded
- was nevertheless the truer Christian teaching. Meanwhile the
- teachers speaking to larger or smaller groups of pupils, and telling
- teachers would lead the human being from a conception of his bodily life
- was a question of understanding the spiritual life (for the teachers of
- come to us from the teachers of Chartres. But the deep spirituality of
- the school worked not only in the teaching that was given, nor in the
- down to history, a teaching about Nature was given such as I have here
- indicated. Brunetto Latini, the teacher of Dante, returning from his
- whole of this majestic, medieval science. And he was the teacher of
- teaching in the soul of Dante.
- much freer than they afterwards became. In effect, all these teachers of
- — there developed medieval Scholasticism, the teaching which in an
- worlds the teachers who, as Platonic souls, are dwelling upon earth,
- teaching and unfolding science upon earth in earthly forms of
- understanding. We gaze into this living interplay; we see the teacher of
- bringing the Platonically coloured teachings into the right channels. It
- the earth require teachings to be given, now in Platonic, now in
- teaching in the Dominican Order, the Platonic souls, who were now once
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- individualities of Chartres took part in the super-sensible teachings of
- which I spoke last time — teachings that were given under
- devoted to the teachings and the works of Chartres, was, after all,
- the teachings of Chartres, but their moods and feelings, had been
- Deeply significant was the teaching of that School. On the one hand it
- of the teachings, the rituals and practices of ancient Mysteries. Now
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- teachings of Anthroposophy.
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- of the 20th century, united with the teachers of Chartres who have
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- who in primeval time were the wise Teachers of humanity. How often we
- body by itself, so the primeval Teachers of mankind afterwards followed
- Moon, find the great primeval Teachers of mankind. They were not here in
- It was as though the Spirits, the primeval Teachers of mankind who had
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- conceive the teaching of later times. They had wandered over the Earth
- in an etheric body only. And their teaching was such that one man or
- of the teaching given to a human being in those times.
- earthly evolution, when the great primeval Teachers wandered upon Earth
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- receive because she had as her teacher in a sense, and as her friend, a
- through all the teachings which she absorbed with extraordinary interest
- were to play so great a part in all teaching and education throughout
- have taken a case which teaches us how many things a soul can undergo
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- teaching which actually works upon human beings. Now, you
- believe the teaching also must be the truth. However, you
- all, human beings have to believe the teachings we have given
- to them; they have to be forced to accept those teachings. We
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- teachings which are not affected by Christianity. We also
- spiritual science teaches; whereas these shallow brotherhoods
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- teachings of the Lost Word and the Word that has to be found
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- they will accept the teachings or not. No. In this
- teaching occurs, it must be imparted to the soul.
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- that which came later was mostly removed from the teaching of
- Zarathustra and then passed over into the teaching of Mani,
- and further on into the teaching of Manichaeisn. We know the
- teaching of Zarathustra. And let us try to bring the
- Zarathustrian teaching of the good and evil into connection
- with the teaching of predestination which is connected with
- consider the import of this teaching of predestination. On
- the teaching of Kismet, of everything being predestined. Here
- we have a teaching which, in this connection, is different
- from the teaching of Zarathustra, that the people who know
- the teaching of primal wisdom which did not contain any
- contradictions and this transforms itself into teaching which
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- Its teachings are indeed in many ways presented as though
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- teachers made a mistake which is as is to be expected, is it
- not? But for him, the teachers could not do things satisfactorily.
- teachers expected of him, especially once he had entered grammar
- school. While the teachers were talking about things that bored him,
- too: one ignores the teacher who is going on about things that are, in
- When he had compositions to write, the teachers who corrected them
- who set himself against his teachers as Weininger did and who read
- books under the desk while his teacher lectured about something
- teachers of our times. But it was only permitted to work as a teacher
- and the astral body of their teacher had to say to them. But Weininger
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- to teach about this end of philosophy, and in order to
- teach that philosophy is nonsense, Richard Wahle became a professor of
- If lying in his desk while he went about his teaching. When the
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- materialistic teachings through their brotherhoods. You must
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- may teach us something) how much lies hidden in man and in
- And a time will come when the contents of human teaching will
- backward. The contents of public teaching must be that which
- him. People will learn in the public teaching of the future
- something that must become an object of public teaching, can
- reality, and not simply as a teaching. spiritual
- science is easily looked upon merely as a teaching, as a
- theory; but spiritual science is not a mere teaching, a mere
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- of history unless we see history as a truly great teacher. We
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- evolution, then liberty of teaching and liberty of thought
- diffusing theosophical teachings from any random centre, but
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- ‘supply’ teacher in Graz (i.e. a kind of temporary post
- he divided his time between teaching in Trieste and visiting
- teacher, as we say in Austria) at the Gymnasium
- in Graz. These supply teachers are anxious to find a permanent
- exist and teachers could be transferred from Graz to Budapest
- and thus came in touch with a teaching that prepared the ground
- for a modern way of thinking, a teaching that enabled me to be
- best teachers — and they were few and far betweenin the
- we had a teacher of religion who was a very pleasant fellow,
- teachers of widely different calibre. All this is of
- symptomatic significance. We had two Carmelites as teachers,
- one was supposed to teach us French, the other English. The
- of God and the world. But we had excellent teachers for
- Luther externally and was familiar with his teachings; he was
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- original teaching about the Christ.’ — He who belongs to
- is reduced to the status of a teacher: whether we call Him
- a teacher. It is not so much the fact of the Christ that is
- offers a religious teaching embodying the most precious
- but the basic form persists — the Christ is teacher.
- Teacher.
- Teacher. These different responses are determined by the
- other impulses? Christ is King and Christ is Teacher. One can
- scarcely call ‘Christ is Teacher’ an impulse,
- teach Christianity and not experience it in one's soul. But
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- its own teaching, for now he is in turn deposed by the grace
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- say, is heretical, for the Church teaches us and forbids us
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- believes that such teaching represents the point
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- of our fingers are to a great extent the teachers of the elasticity of
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- ancient Hebrew Mystery teaching, for example — said from their atavistic
- — The old Hebrew teachers explained to their pupils: Jehovah, who
- teacher said to his pupils: Lucifer runs seven times as fast as
- always have this in mind and regulate our teaching and education
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- Certain theosophical teachings have slavishly borrowed various
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- former astronomical teachings, and might be designated as a
- teaching of antiquity, this etheric astronomy, which was
- last wisdom teaching had emerged from ancient instinctive
- between what we might call a teaching of nature, namely
- through the physical body — this ancient teaching also
- human aspect of this teaching, I would say, was something
- period. The remedies and the teaching of medicine were
- may say that the medical insight resulting from this teaching
- medical teaching of Hippocrates
- the teachings of the solid element, of what is bounded and
- teachings — are simply the abstract, symbolic product
- of those teachings. But it would be absolutely false if we
- teaching of wisdom; for the ignorant masses we have to think
- the ancient teachers of wisdom.
- teachers of wisdom knew that no human beings would exist on
- teachers of wisdom formed this conception. Now they said to
- possible to say that these teachers of wisdom came as far as
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- The teaching given by
- all the manifold teachings given by the Initiates of ancient Egypt to
- men in the time of Atlantis, and when we remember that the teachings
- were an echo of the Yoga teaching imparted, for example, by Initiates
- of ancient India to give such teaching because in those remote times
- ceremonial enactments will take root in men. And then the true teachers
- Initiate will be able to bring the teaching given to his pupils to a
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- dangerous through the spreading of teachings which are among
- These were that a specifically Indian teaching should be
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- are teachings which contain a great deal that is correct and
- teaching concerning the Eighth Sphere, but the strange
- teachings relating to the constitution of man and to
- teaching of reincarnation disappear. Mediumship was a means
- the strong tendency to let the teaching of reincarnation
- this teaching into the world but in a form that took
- possibility if the teaching about the Eighth Sphere was
- teaching about the Eighth Sphere had been presented in
- that the false teaching should be inculcated into humanity.
- teaching about the nature of Jehovah. In this way, what she
- possible of oriental teaching, as little as possible of any
- teaching concerning repeated Earth-lives, should be allowed
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- wanted is “not the teaching and not the teacher, but
- the man”. The teaching was therefore taken as
- teaching must be acknowledged as correct. Just think of it:
- for the teaching or the teacher, but for the man; and on the
- promises and does not keep them — but the teaching is
- interested me, the teaching only very little. Then I turn
- put aside; I did not assimilate the teaching and now say: it
- is giving teaching but he himself is full of contradictions,
- power of evil; but the teaching itself is good — that
- part and parcel of the teaching that the one who represents
- the teaching, wishing to be nothing more than the bearer of
- the teaching — then such an attitude demands him to be
- and although at bottom the teaching is rejected, it is said:
- the teaching is good, but for all that the man is evil! In
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- example, if a man's teaching is stolen from him and
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- Title: History of Art: Lecture XI: Fourth and Fifth Post-Atlantean Epochs, Medieval Art in the Middle, West, and South of Europe
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- Title: History of Art: Lecture XIII: The Changes in the Conception of Christ During a Certain Period of Time
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- momentous teaching. But such things must not be regarded merely as theories;
- teaching of Jesus of Nazareth? This question is profoundly significant and in
- And he certainly can make nothing of the teaching that a Sun Being, a
- again — but in a new form — teaching that the Sun God
- must now have his place upon the Earth. If Christ's teaching had
- Mystery teachings. But Christ Jesus had brought about the great and
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- training college for teachers we should have to introduce the
- pathological-therapeutical aspect to the teachers, and here their
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- truths. They can see that the teaching of repeated lives on earth
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- sought, and so he designates this teaching as a mere belief, as
- Yet Maeterlinck looks upon it as a belief and the teaching of
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- without in any way teaching abstract anthroposophy the
- schools. In a superficial, groping manner, teachers must
- psychology. At the end of the first school year, the teachers
- through the teacher's individual insight into his pupil, the
- Already in the course of the first school year, the teachers
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- shall have to build, hire more teachers, establish parallel
- Title: Social Forms: Lecture IV: World Events, Initiation Knowledge and the Impulse toward Freedom
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- longer familiar with the Christ; they know only the teacher
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- The teachings concerning the Father, the Creator of the
- world, belong in the Gospel, but not a teaching about Christ
- demands. If the content of anthroposophical teaching is
- Sublime and mighty were the traditions those mystery teachers
- realize that if anyone today were to teach even the loftiest
- possibly teach in a timely sense applicable to our age what
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- Title: Psychoanalysis: Lecture V: Connections Between Organic Processes and the Mental Life of Man
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- Title: Lecture VI: The WHITSUNTIDE Festival: Its place in the study of Karma
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- Title: Oswald Spengler: Lecture I: On Spengler's "Decline of the West"
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- be in the form of object lessons. In the teaching of
- system, particularly in teacher training. What then do we have
- to strive for in order to have the right teacher training in
- future? The fact that a teacher knows the answers to what is
- to the general soul-attitude of the teacher, and that is what
- great difference between teachers as they enter a classroom.
- burning question, therefore, is, how can teacher training be
- and that is, that the teacher himself absorb what can come from
- teacher must be permeated by the reality of man's connection
- and a new birth, and in which the teacher has to help.
- Every child should stand before the soul of the teacher as a
- Here you have something that teachers in future will have to
- teacher training; to look at prenatal man, and not only feel
- activity of the teacher in regard to the growing child.
- his instruction the teacher must begin to direct his insight
- toward the individuality. Teacher training has to be permeated
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- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture V: The Metamorphoses of Human Intelligence: Present Trends and Dangers
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- from previous times. One must teach out of awareness that one
- Such things must not live in the teacher as mere theory; they
- can be introduced into one's teaching only if one is strongly
- teachers especially that their souls be strongly gripped by the
- spiritual scientific teaching, but to the seriousness that must
- Title: Education as a Social Problem: Lecture VI: The Inexpressible Name, Spirits of Space and Time, Conquering Egotism
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- should make use of these facts. A teacher should not be
- Title: Karma: Lecture IV
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- Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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- that in those times the Teachers of
- supersensible cognition. For the first actual teachers of
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- Title: Three Streams: Lecture V: Free Human Personality by Self Training, Justinian and the Schools
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- visionary religious teaching, there was a deadening of the influence
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- purpose of the teaching he gave to his pupils at Jundí
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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- Title: Challenge/Times: Lecture I: East and West from a Spiritual Point of View
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- Title: Challenge/Times: Lecture III: The Mechanistic, Eugenic and Hygienic Aspects of the Future
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- Title: Roman Catholicism: Lecture I
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- the flesh to those who are forced to teach in accordance with a
- clergy and especially the teaching clergy, by the Encyclical of the
- that every Catholic priest or theologian who teaches either from the
- priest who teaches or preaches we have to do with a person who has
- Then those who were obliged to go on teaching had to come to terms
- do with it. So they had the task of proving that one may only teach
- admittedly be obliged by his oath only to teach the content of what
- he is instructed by Rome to teach, he can notwithstanding remain a
- one is compelled to teach as truth what is given by Rome; and one of
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- here on St. Thomas Aquinas. There was spirit in these teachings, in
- the anti-Modernist Oath for the teaching clergy.
- for the most part, too, the same teachers remained in it; only up to
- 1773 these teachers were Jesuits, and from that date onward they were
- teaching in such institutions. Therefore, it is not surprising that
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- Title: Young Doctors Course: Lecture I
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- Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture I: Anthroposophy as What Men Long For Today
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- Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture II: Meditation
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- Title: Anthroposophy Introduction: Lecture IV: Meditation and Inspiration
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- Title: Three Streams: Lecture II: The Fifth Epoch, Semitic and Greek Cultures, the Christ Impulse
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- Title: Three Streams: Lecture III: The Mystery of Golgotha Must Be Approached Supersensibly
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- Title: Three Streams: Lecture IV: Consciousness Soul and Scientific Thinking, Sorat and 666
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- teaching I spoke of yesterday was given — a teaching which in
- visionary religious teaching, there was a deadening of the influence
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- purpose of the teaching he gave to his pupils at Jundí
- Title: Three Streams: Lecture VI: Augustus and the Roman Catholic Church, Rhetoric, Intellectual Soul and Consciousness Soul
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- teaching, only a rational compulsion! And my activity as a
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- had taken the teaching of Predestination, and, for mankind's
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- Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture II: The Quest for Isis-Sophia
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- Title: Search for the New Isis: Lecture IV
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- perceptions of the senses. They founded teachings based entirely
- human being cannot be understood through these teachings. In a
- academic and nonacademic music teachers, of singing teachers in music
- in teachings given to the young. We must not fail to face these
- Title: Man as a Being: Lecture 1
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- of the real Gnostics, too, but their teachings were abstractions of a
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- tell man nothing about death. They were to teach that Christ
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- Title: Philosophy, Cosmology and Religion: Lecture II: Soul Exercises in Thinking, Feeling, and Willing
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- My dear friends! We can teach materialistic
- philosophy, we can teach the philosophy of mere ideas; we can teach a science that is merely
- materialistic, and in this merely materialistic science become a most excellent European teacher,
- Title: i Spirituality: Lecture 1: Historical Symptomology, the Year 790, Alcuin, Greeks, Platonism, Aristotelianism, East, West, Middle, Ego
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- Steiner suggested the founding of a World Fellowship of Schools during an assembly of teachers
- Title: New Spirituality: Lecture 3: The New Spirituality and the Christ Experiance of the Twentieth Century - 2
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- heretics; like, for example, the Waldenses and Albigenses. These claimed the right to teach
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- jurisprudence and similar branches of teaching. Modern humanity should take note of this fact.
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- teaching, only he is living up to his full duty. And one who cannot
- therefore most important for the transmission of teachings that the
- the teachings, and must not appeal to unknown Masters. And those who
- spread the teachings further, may also only appeal to living
- responsibility for their teachings. This gives a sure and certain way
- for dissemination of the teaching to a wider circle, but gate and
- is answerable, as much as when teachings are circulated. He who
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- centuries of Christendom to teachings such as those now living
- Teachings of religious wisdom permeated the whole of antiquity.
- teaching founded upon the nature of the Father God. When we
- ruling in the things of the outer world. The teachings of the
- was for the upholding of the teaching contained in the first
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- Title: Lecture: Art As A Bridge Between The Sensible And The Supersensible
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- deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
- [7] The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me.
- of the spirits are teaching to me.
- The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
- The deeds of the spirits are teaching to me,
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- And this is not a teaching given to us on the earth; it
- is a teaching, my dear sisters and brothers, given to us by
- meditation as teaching.
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- What do the Angeloi teach us? We humans think. At
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- through the teachings of Christ men should protect themselves
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- heartfelt teachings first resounded. They were the powerful
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